. —— willem 0osthuizen and theo jackson. thejudge held today. —— willem 0osthuizen and theo jackson. the judge said held today. —— willem 0osthuizen and theo jackson. thejudge said it held today. —— willem 0osthuizen and theo jackson. the judge said it was clear the accused were intending to kill the victim and found them guilty of intended murder, assault with attempt of previous bodily harm and defeating the ends ofjustice but they were found not guilty of one charge of the illegal possession ofa one charge of the illegal possession of a firearm and shortly after the verdict was delivered, i was able to speak to the victim himself mr victor mlotsha and asked him how he felt that he was visibly emotional with tears in his eyes and he told me he was believed thatjustice had finally been served, and i also managed to speak to his mother, who says that she will not rest until the two men who attacked her son are jailed for what they have done. we also heard from the prosecutor who said that there is a possibility t

earlier i spoke to willem von schaik. he is a professor of microbiology and infection at the university of birmingham, and one of the signatories to the letter. he told me what measures him and his colleagues expect to implemented. what i would like to see is a stronger emphasis on social distancing so that means the government supporting or calling for people to work from home as much as possible, for people to try to minimise social contact for a period of time, so that means no longer going to mass gatherings, but also to smaller groups, to meeting with smaller groups of people. we have to try to minimise those contacts, because the limited information that we have from china and italy now seems to suggest that that is the only effective way to stop the spread of the virus. part of the reasoning as i understand it by the government, correct me if i'm wrong, is that they are trying to reduce the pressure on the nhs. 0bviously there has been a lot of concern of capacity and resources. if they do go ahead with this herd i

willem 0osthuizen and theo jackson filmed themselves abusing victor mlotsha who they said needed to be taught a lesson after he had trespassed on their land. the judge said it was clear that the convicted men intended to kill the victim. supporters of the victim burst into song when the verdict was read. we'll be live in at the court in south africa in the next hour. well, this is a story that has been closely watched here in south africa, after a video showing two white farmers attacking a black man and forcing him into a coffin and saying that they would douse him in petrol and put snakes in that coffin. the video went viral, it was widely circulated on social media late last year and it led to the arrest of willem 0osthuizen and theo martinjackson, and today finally the verdict was heard here at the middleburg magistrates' court, where we heard the judge saying it was clear that the accused were intending to kill the victim and found them guilty of attempted murder, assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm and also defeating the ends of justice. but they were found not guilty

so this is willem dafoe, oscar—nominated willem dafoe, as vincent van gogh towards the later period of his life. i went to the museum in amsterdam. i said vincent van gogh? so we get his real life and his tussles with madness and with incarceration, but also julian schnabel is attempting to show us the world he saw through his paintings visually represented. here's a clip. i'm telling you, you have to look inside. you keep saying look inside, i get it, i do. you keep repeating yourself. what do you think i'm doing? i don't invent the picture. i don't need to invent the picture. i find it already in nature. ijust have to free it. all right. i'm just saying first think about your surface and how the paint will sit on it. get control over what you're doing. maybe you should work inside more. i spent all my life alone in a room. i need to go out and work, to forget myself. i want to be out of control. i need to be in a feverish state. it's called the act of painting for a reason. all right, calm down. i don't want to calm down. the faster i paint, the better i feel. i can't stay here, vinc

just three minutes later, defenderjetro willems took advantage of space on the edge of the area to ensure newcastle went in at the break all square. after the restart, in the chilly conditions, the game needed warming up and kevin de bruyne brought the firepower. a huge goal and a huge moment for city. however, newcastle weren't finished. a clever free kick and an unmarked jonjo shelvey culminated in a special finish to once again bring his side level as they kept their sights on finishing the game with a point. a great response to a stuttering season, but for city, a missed opportunity. jo currie, bbc news. that's itwe're back with the late news at ten o'clock now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. in places temperatures will struggle to get much above freezing. scotland, also aware that fog has been slow to clear. some rain in the forecast for this evening. courtesy of this area of low pressure fringing the far south—west of the uk. in cloud should had pics of a need to be isles of scilly, devon, cornwall, the channel islands. the odd spot of rain and wales. mor

willem dafoe is the only one who has been represented. i think it is great. it is a humanist, wonderful, modern version of our gang brilliantly directed from the director of tangerine. such a shame it has fallen into one supporting actor nod. but that tells you what you need to know about awards — they are nonsense. well, thanks! thanks for that thought! but it is beautifully made and it is starring some people — some of the people in it have not had formal acting training, alongside people like willem dafoe. and that's what — the real genius of it is you get someone who is a seasoned professional against a first—timer and suddenly, it works. there is no sense of having an imbalance between the performances because actually, it is because the director does a brilliantjob of putting everyone right in the space, and, you know, the whole film takes place just beyond the boundaries of disney world, so it is like you have been cast out of the magic kingdom into this netherworld. it has a sort of fairytale feel. into people in real american poverty, alongsi

best actor went to willem dafoe, who played vincent van gogh in the biopic at eternity‘s gate. despite stories about women dominating the festival, only one of the films was directed by a woman. jennifer kent took the specialjury prize for the nightingale, a revenge thriller set in 19th—century tasmania. and she made a plea in her acceptance speech. i would just also like to say to all those women out there wanting to make films, please go and do it, we need you. applause. however, the talk of the night was most certainly netflix. roma was one of six netflix films that premiered here and it is the first big win for the streaming service at a major festival. cannes banned netflix from its competition. the online giant has been attacked for its strategy of making films available for streaming on the same day they are released in cinemas. while some worry about what that would do to the movie industry, alfonso cuaron sees it as an opportunity. this is a film that is in black—and—white, in spanish and mixteco, in mexican. with no recognisable actors or stars. and they are giv

the king of the netherlands, willem—alexander, has revealed that he's been flying commercial passenger aircraft in secret twice a month for the past twenty—one years. the king, who succeeded to the dutch throne four years ago, told a dutch newspaper that he found flying simply fantastic. the king said he never used his name when welcoming passengers on board, and was rarely recognised while in klm company uniform. sudan's foreign minister says the country's president, omar al—bashir, will travel to saudi arabia to take part in a summit at which the us president donald trump will make a speech. mr bashir is wanted by the international criminal court for crimes allegedly committed in the darfur conflict. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the london restaurant with specially composed music on the menu that helps you dine in the dark. this morning, an indian air force plane carrying mr gandhi's body landed in delhi. the president of india walked to the plane to solemnly witness mr gandhi's final return from the political battlefield. the polling stations are all prepared for wha

the artist willem de kooning was diagnosed with alzheimer's disease after his death in 1997. the brushstroke patterns seen in his earlier work were different when compared to later paintings. but in the work of picasso, who died free of any known neurological disease, the patterns remain constant throughout his life, regardless of what he was painting. so is it easier to use oils than it is to use watercolours? yes, yes. this won't help diagnosed dementia, or similar diseases, but it does give a valuable insight into changes that are taking place in the brain, years before the illness appears, and so could help answer questions about these devastating conditions. time for a look at the weather. a cold start to the day for most of us in england and wales but not as much fog as we were expecting. much of it was down in the valleys, for insta nce of it was down in the valleys, for instance in shropshire. thank you to simon for sending us this picture. now we've got some fog around the vale of york. it will clear and we will have sunshine across much of england and a strip of thi

king willem—alexander and queen maxima started things off, ringing in the opening bell. 60 years ago, godtfred kirk christiansen, the second generation owner of lego, patented the lego brick, which took the world by storm. godtfred's then 10—year—old son kjeld regularly helped his father test out the new toys in the family workshop founded by his grandfather. kjeld kirk kristiansen spoke to witness about his —— kjeld kirk christiansen spoke to witness about his family's extraordinary business. the village was invented when there was not enough work. spare time toymaking has developed into a huge danish export. my grandfather was a very happy person. he made a lot of different kinds of wooden toys. for him, it was about making quality toys that were good for children. that is why he came up with the name lego, which means "play well" in danish. after the second world war, so many houses were taken down. there was an urge again for people to build up. so i think the idea of the basic bricks was to really build houses. my grandfather and my father, also, they were fascinated with

the side that beat france, but has made three changes to his replacements, recalling fit—again prop willem nel, who hasn't played since breaking an arm in november, lock tim swinson and centre nick grigg. and finally australia have won the t20 tri—series, beating new zealand by 19 runs on the duckworth lewis method this morning. with the australian's chasing 151 for victory, the umpires called the match off due to a couple of spells of heavy rain with their score 121—for—3. d'arcy short top—scored with a half century for the aussies, who were well ahead on the dls method when play was brought to a close. that's all from the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. we'll have more in the next hour. the majority of small and medium—sized companies are still paying male employees more than their female colleagues, according to the latest government figures. companies have six weeks left to report their gender pay gap. so far almost 1,000 businesses have responded out of the 9,000 asked. our business and consumer correspondent correspondent, nin

on sunday the dutch king, willem—alexander, arrived in curacao to see relief efforts. and adding support to the locals in need of those relief efforts as well. the director of tourism for the saint maartin government, rolando brison, has spoken to the bbc about the devastation on the island. this is the worst the caribbean has ever faced, maybe planet this is the worst the caribbean has everfaced, maybe planet earth, i don't know. but i have never seen... we are in a hurricane belt, so to speak. we are an island that is normally very resilient, we can take a category two for three and bounce back within a day or two. this is on another entire level of disaster. the fact is, a lot of our hotels are obliterated. there are some whole properties that i just obliterated. there are some whole properties that ijust can't imagine them of the opening the way they are. that is where the infrastructure, we are going to have to do infrastructure, we are going to have todoa infrastructure, we are going to have to do a lot of work. and the french president emmanuel macron has announ

willem 0osthuizen and theo martins jackson are alleged to have put victor mlotshwa in the coffin accusing him of being a trespasser. they also allegedly threatened to put a snake in with him when he resisted. let's return now to our main story. the police watchdog has said the paedophile ian watkins could have been arrested nearly four years earlier — if officers in south wales had properly investigated numerous tip—offs about him. michael wolkind qc defended watkins' ex—girlfriend, joanne mjadzelics, who had to clear her name when she was accused of sharing watkins' indecent images. mark lobel has been speaking to him. south wales police hasn't had the grace and integrity to apologise to her. they have had to admit their failings yet she remains a marginalfigure. throughout this investigation, the police didn't believejoanne was a credible witness? they had some false information that she had once been sectioned, they had some true information she had once been a sex worker. so what, all they have to do was check claims about ian watkins and they never did. and that is the remarkab

king willem—alexander and queen maxima returned to the netherlands on saturday after less than 2a hours in greece, acknowledging what they described as an "intense" reaction from the public who had been told on wednesday they should avoid travelling abroad. speaking to reporters, mr rutte said he bore full ministerial responsibility for the affair. translation: sol translation: so i just translation: so ijust sent translation: so i just sent a letter to parliament saying that i did misjudge the case about the trip, especially when you see the rising cases and the hard measures we have to take, it would have been better to think it over. because of the constitution i can't tell you the constitution i can't tell you more, the constitution i can't tell you more, the prime minister is responsible for the king, he is inviolable and i am responsible, but it was my mistake, my misjudgment to not tell him we should think it over. brazil is one of the countries that's been hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic. more than 150,000 people have lost their lives, a death toll second only to the uni

in a statement, king willem alexander and queen maxima said they had been affected by the intense criticism. aruna iyengar, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news. the mayor of greater manchester accuses boris johnson of exaggerating the spread of coronavirus in the area in a bid to persuade local leaders to accept tougher restriction. vigils and rallies are being held across france after a teacher was killed close to his school in a paris suburb on friday. britain's high streets under threat as a record number of shops close over the first six months of this year. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. both sheffield united and fulham earned their first point this season after an 1—1 draw at bramhall lane. fulham had the chance to go in front from the penalty spot after a handball, but alexander mitrovic hit the bar. ademola lookman appeared to have won it for scott parker's side with a brilliant solo run and finish to make it 1—0, but then mitrovic became the first player in eight years to miss and give away a penalty in the same premier league game, bi

willem dafoe won best actor for the vincent van gogh biopic "at eternity‘s gate". the top award, the golden lion, went to alfonso cuaron's "roma" — a black—and—white drama based on his childhood in mexico. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav. it has been a mixed weekend so far. i have to say, i can't see it changing much as we go into sunday. it is hard to summon up in one headline because different places will get different weather. some rain, breezy weather and even windy in the north. in between all of that, some spells of sunshine. they has brought rain across parts of wales and northern england and particularly that is clearing out to the north sea with this lump of cloud but there is more cloud waiting in the wings to bring more rain into western areas tonight. light and patchy across the south—west, wales, south—west of england and northern ireland. heavier across scotland. some clear spells in the south but quite mild and cloudy. if the skies stay clear enough across north—east scotland, it will turn chilly. the pressure packed and

in a statement, king willem alexander and queen maxima said they had been affected by the intense criticism. a convicted killer, who helped stop a terror attack near london bridge last november, is to be considered for parole ten months early. steven gallant was on day release when he intervened to end usman khan's attack, which left two people dead. daniela relph reports. running from fishmongers' hall, where he had just killed two people, this was usman khan on london bridge. in the group pursuing him was steven gallant, himself a convicted murderer out on licence for the day. he was one of the group to wrestle the attacker to the ground before khan was shot dead by armed police. steven gallant had been working with jack merritt, one of the victims, on a prisoner rehabilitation programme. his courage that day, and his behaviour injail mean he will now be considered for parole ten months early. the ministry ofjustice said the decision had been made in recognition of his exceptionally brave action at fishmongers' hall, which helped save people's lives despite the tremendous risk to his own.

dance teacher willem engel is one of the most visible sceptics of corona. i understand the feeling of hopelessness, i understand the feeling of agitation and aggression of the people committing that violence. however, i do not think that is the right way. you know you have the power to stop the people confronting the politicians in theirfaces... i want them to confront politicians, so why would i try not to get them to do that? despite more than 100 million confirmed cases and 2.2 million deaths across nearly 200 countries, his group, virus truth, doesn't believe the coronavirus pandemic exists. this, as well as other covid related conspiracy theories, i have been gaining support here. this was never a countryl of big conspiracy theories but if you don't know the truth, anything could be true. - geert wilders, a famously anti—islam politician, who has been one of the most outspoken populist voices in dutch politics for almost two decades, was recently convicted of insulting moroccans. he is also the country's opposition leader. they are not a huge group,

willem vans hike is a professor of microbiology and infection at the university of birmingham. he's one of the signatories to the letter. he says the government plan for "herd immunity" may not work in this case. the concepts of herd immunity is mostly thought of in terms of vaccination. but we don't have a vaccine right now. so the only way we could potentially get immunity to devices by getting the infection ourselves. hopefully, once we have had the infection and have recovered, then we will a long lasting immunity. so that is one concern. we don't actually know weather there is long lasting immunity to the virus that causes covid—19, and the other concern is that there will be substantial morbidity and fidelity associated with this disease. a downing street spokesperson gave us this statement in response. "as confirmed by the scientific advisory group for emergencies, we will be instituting our next planned interventions soon. "we will publish the modelling and data considered by the group. we continue to be guided by the advice of the chief medical officer and chief scie

i spoke to willem von schaik — he is a professor of microbiology and infection at the university of birmingham — and one of the signatories to the letter. so, in short, the uk is currently following a strategy that is noticeably different from other european countries, and this could be the result of modelling studies. these have not been shared with the broader scientific community, so at this point it is very difficult to assess whether there is approach the uk government is following is valid, isa uk government is following is valid, is a valid approach to address this crisis. often, when we hear about herd immunity, we always associated with a vaccination programme. yes. will it work in this case? what are the risk factors that the government are chancing with here? so, there are chancing with here? so, there are two major risks. as you rightly say, the concept of herd immunity is mostly thought of in terms of vaccination, but we do not have a vaccine against covid—19 right now, so vaccine against covid—19 right now, so the only way that we could potentially get immunity to the virus

in a statement, king willem alexander and queen maxima said they had been affected by the intense criticism. aruna iyengar, bbc news. the latest number of death figures through coronavirus has just come out of the uk. 67 over the past 24 hours, there were 150 reported on sunday, that brings the total number of dead to 43,646. 67 in the past 24 hours. 150 yesterday. the headlines on bbc news. the mayor of greater manchester accuses boris johnson of exaggerating the spread of coronavirus in the area in a bid to persuade local leaders to accept tougher restriction. vigils and rallies are being held across france after a teacher was killed close to his school in a paris suburb on friday. britain's high streets under threat as a record number of shops close over the first six months of this year. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. britain's tao geoghegan hart has claimed a grand tour stage victory for the first time in his career at the giro d'italia. the 25—year—old from london left it till the finish line was almost in sight at the end of stage 16 to make his move. i

in a statement, king willem alexander and queen maxima said they had been affected by the intense criticism. aruna iyengar, bbc news. earlier i spoke to professor giacomo grasselli, a senior government health official in italy who explained where the county currently sits compared to others in europe. in italy, we are a couple of weeks behind france and the uk. we are in a phase of exponential rise in cases. yesterday, more than 10,000 cases. the number of people admitted to hospital for symptomatic disease and admitted to the icu continues to rise. basically this time, differently from the past, it's more widespread on the national... in the country. so in different regions. unfortunately, here in lombardy we are still...very, very in big difficulties. the health system is under certain pressure and the intensive care units are also coming under pressure. we now see the effect of the infections that there were like seven, ten days ago. we are certainly going to see a surge in the requests for icu admissions in the next few weeks. what's different from the previous wave is that at least for

australia's cameron meyer won gold with home riderjan willem van schip took silver. britain now have four medals — one gold, two silvers and stewa rt‘s — one gold, two silvers and stewart's bronze. — one gold, two silvers and stewa rt‘s bronze. it's — one gold, two silvers and stewart's bronze. it's been a difficult evening for elinor barker. earlier the briton was caught up in this crash during the elimination race in the women's omnium. she went into the fourth and final event, the points race, in the bronze medal position, but couldn't manage to hold on to it, finishing sixth overall just a hold on to it, finishing sixth overalljust a nine points off a medal. kirsten vild took gold for the netherlands. the british gymnast claudia fragapanne is out of next month's commonwealth games. the four time gold medallist at the last games in glasgow has snapped her achilles tendon. fragapanne says she's heartbroken and doesn't know when she'll be competing again. this was a treat she sent earlier, i was on the floor and felt something going on my take—off. ife

the judge said it was clear willem oosthuizen and theo jackson had intended to kill victor mlots hwa. the two farmers were arrested after a video of the attack was posted on social media. the bbc‘s nomsa maseko was in court. the video of the assault caused outrage here in south africa. it once again highlighted racial tensions in farming communities. two white farmers shoving a black man in a coffin, threatening to bury him alive. they accused him of trespassing on their farm. alive. they accused him of trespassing on theirfarm. the alive. they accused him of trespassing on their farm. the two men were arrested after the video of the attack was widely circulated on social media. they said they only wa nted social media. they said they only wanted to teach the victim victor mlots hwa a wanted to teach the victim victor mlotshwa a lesson, and that they meant him no harm. but thejudge dismissed their claim, saying it was clear their intention was to commit murder. in relation to the attempted murder. in relation to the attempted murder of victor mlotshwa i hereby find you both guilty,

you may have seen him in the willems morrow wrote every of manchester. this is clearly of significance in the police's eyes so if you have information they are asking you to contact them. president macron of france and president putin of russia have promised to take steps to improve relations between their two countries. at a press conference following talks in versailles, the leaders also said they would intensify efforts to solve the conflicts in syria and ukraine. in paris as our correspondence. how would you assess the meeting between these men? i would say it was frank and friendly. it was realistic, i don't think either has any illusions about them creating a blossoming friendship between the countries or at them personally but they both strike me as men that are pragmatic and realistic and what to put behind them a period of very poor relations between france and russia and create a new start. while they talked about theseissues a new start. while they talked about these issues of ukraine and syria, these issues of ukraine and syria, theseissues t

in a statement, king willem alexander and queen maxima said they had been affected by the intense criticism. aruna iyengar, bbc news. hello, there. quiet, grey and rather dull sums up this weekend's weather. but also last week in actual fact. but i hope you managed to get out and enjoy the beautiful autumn colour that was on offer because the weather story is set to change, turning increasingly windy and wet, so i suspect most of those leaves will be sat on top of a muddy puddle by the end of this week. that's because we've got low pressure that's going to start to dominate the weather story over the next few days and as we start monday there will be a north—west, south—east divide. the heaviest of the rain into northern ireland and western scotland. we could see a couple of inches of rainfall here. we will gradually push some rain into wales and north—west england as well. central and south—east areas, largely fine and dry. blustery afternoon, gusts in excess of 30 mph, especially with the rain and top temperatures peaking between 11—15. moving out of monday into tuesday, we've s

willem 0osthuizen and theo martins jackson are alleged to have put victor mlotshwa in the coffin accusing him of being a trespasser. they also allegedly threatened to put a snake in with him when he resisted. ina in a moment we will have a summary of the business news. but at the moment, your other headlines. the police watchdog has said that the paedophile ian watkins could have been arrested nearly four years earlier if south wales police had investigated numerous tip—offs. passengers have been warned by rail operators to expect delays over the bank holiday weekend due to engineering works — with roadworks also affecting some journeys. at least 1a people have been killed in violent protests over the rape conviction of a controversial religious leader in north india. hello. in the business news this afternoon: the boss of mobile phone giant samsung has beenjailed forfive years for corruption. lee jae—yong was found found guilty of giving donations worth £29 million to non—profit foundations linked to south korea's former president in return for political favours. shares in briti

jan willem van schip of the netherlands took an emphatic gold with ireland‘s mark downey winning bronze scotland‘s women put in a confident performance but were beaten in their first match at the algarve cup as preparations continue for the summer‘s world cup. they were under pressure for long periods but the only goal of the game came from the penalty spot in the 82nd minute... christine sinclair stepped up to sidefoot home after a foul by chloe arthur. scotland face iceland in their next game on monday. there is a big game going on this evening in the champioship. leed‘s could go top if they beat west brom at home. and they have started well — taking the lead after only 16 seconds, pablo hernandez the scorer. with patrick ba mford doubling their leading the last few minutes. work to do now for west brom — who are also chasing automatic promotion. new leicester manager brendan rogers has been speaking about the reasons by why he decided to leave celtic — with them top of the scottish premiership and still with a chance to win the treble treble — that is all three scottish

the artist willem de kooning was diagnosed with alzheimer‘s disease after his death in 1997. the brushstroke patterns seen in his earlier work were different when compared to later paintings. but in the work of picasso, who died free of any known neurological disease, the patterns remain constant throughout his life, regardless of what he was painting. so is it easier to use oils than it is to use watercolours? yes, yes. this won‘t help diagnosed dementia, or similar diseases, but it does give a valuable insight into changes that are taking place in the brain, years before the illness appears, and so could help answer questions about these devastating conditions. people across the uk are gearing up for new year‘s celebrations this weekend — and, in central london, partygoers are being urged to be vigilant as they enjoy the annual fireworks celebrations. 0ur correspondent, frankie mccamley, is at the met police headquarters in central london to see how they‘ve been preparing. we are in the special operations room for the metropolitan police, which on new year‘s eve w

and make them a bit easier there was a grace period as you say for the first few months of this year willem nel customs declaration is needed if you ordered parcels or did online shopping but that changes in april so amazon has been looking at the things it sells and will remove some products for sale and that way it will not have to take on the added red tape. some products are a bit more hassle than others to bring over the irish sea committing is likely to be affected by things like some food products and some over—the—counter medicines so those are the ones likely to become unavailable to customers in the future but amazon says it will keep the broadest range of products possible available to people here. emma, thank you. the international olympic committee executive board is meeting virtually — to discuss what do about this summer's delayed tokyo games. with less than six months to go before the opening ceremony, they're expected to give more details of the adaptations that may need to be made in order to stage the games covid—safe. another option is to cancel them altogether.

the artist willem de kooning was diagnosed with alzheimer's disease after his death in 1997. the brushstroke patterns seen in his earlier work were different when compared to later paintings. but in the work of picasso, who died free of any known neurological disease, the patterns remain constant throughout his life, regardless of what he was painting. so is it easier to use oils than it is to use watercolours? yes, yes. this won't help diagnosed dementia, or similar diseases, but it does give a valuable insight into changes that are taking place in the brain, years before the illness appears, and so could help answer questions about these devastating conditions. we've got breaking news within the past few minutes on one of the stories we have been following all morning, the prospect of a ceasefire in syria. we are being told from moscow that russia's president putin is seeing an agreement being reached ona is seeing an agreement being reached on a syrian ceasefire with russia and turkey to act as guarantors. potentially, we will have to see, potentially a very important move

newly invested members of the order, king felipe of spain and king willem alexander of the netherlands, also attended the event alongside their wives. an unwanted by—product of the cheese making process will be powering homes and industries across north yorkshire. whey from the wensleydale creamery will be turned into methane gas. our business correspondent ian reeve reports. it deals in big numbers, 35 million lof milk it deals in big numbers, 35 million l of milk a year is turned into 40,000 tonnes of cheese and now the vast by—product of that will soon heat and power local homes and industry. it will go from the factory here to a local bio energy plant that turns it into methane gas and content into the grid for generation. it comes from the farm and many of them are extremely local to the creamer here and every part of that product from the cheesemaking protein to the water at the end of that is being used and we are producing energy to heat homes at the same time which is a fantastic story. but the process of preparing it takes here, indicate that costs many pounds. this is wh

her mother struggles to make ends meet, much to the disdain of bobby, the hotel manager, played by willem dafoe. this film portrays a harsh world of economic reality, but you see it from the kid's eyes. sean baker's previous film, tangerine, was shot on an iphone. this was shot on a combination of digital and 35 mil. it looks beautiful because we see the wonder that the kids see. you see the strange buildings, the orange of orange world, the strange wizard of the souvenir shop. also, these weird breakout bits of grass, and trees, and cows which you don't expect right next to the concrete jungle. you get right into the lives of these people. baker described it as a modern day our gang. it's the idea that the kids are living in poverty in hard circumstances, but you're seeing the world through their eyes. there is hardship. there are real tears in this but, as a portrayal of an innocent view of the world that's also very streetwise and sassy, it is terrific. he never feels like a tourist in this environment. i thought it was touching and moving. it will move you to tears. it will make you l

if not al pacino, i would say willem dafoe in the lighthouse is bonkers and fantastic. he has been nominated a couple of times. i think a lot of people really want to award him. he would be the spoiler, i think, in that category. 10,15, even 20 years ago, we would probably be surprised if we were talking about jennifer lopez as a potential oscar nominee, but it seems like that's definitely the way it's going right now. her performance in hustlers as a stripper who is part of a ring of women who basically drug men for their money, i think it's just filled with layers. all of the things that we love about jennifer lopez as a performer. jennifer lopez's performance is unbelievable. it's fully memorable, kind of the j—lo that everybody remembers from years ago, just completely exploding onto the screen. hustlers is not a great movie. it is a very fun movie, and the reason it is fun is because ofjennifer lopez. she plays a stripper with a heart of gold. she really owns the movie in the way that you want a great actor to own a movie. she makes it thrilling. i think zhao shu

australia's cameron meyer retained his title with home rider jan willem van schip taking silver. britain now have four medals — one gold, two silvers and stewart's bronze. it was a difficult evening for britain's elinor barker as she was caught up in this crash, during the elimination race, in the women's omnium. she went into this final event, which was, the points race, in the bronze medal position, but couldn't manage to hold on to it, finishing sixth overall. kirsten vild took gold for the netherlands. super league fixtures have been hit by the weather, but last night's games went ahead. hull fc got their season back on track by beating warrington 21—12. it was a bad tempered affair in which both sides had a man sent off, after two red cards. elsewhere, wigan moved up to second, with a 32—16 win over widnes. in the football, wolves against reding is the latest match to be called off today. many matches are postponed, so do check the website before setting out. i'll bet leads wish their game at middlesbrough had been called off. middlesbrough are into the championship pl

king willem—alexander and queen maxima returned to the netherlands on saturday after less than 24 hours in greece, aknowledging what they described as an "intense" reaction from the public who had been told on wednesday they should avoid travelling abroad. speaking to reporters mr rutte said he bore full ministerial responsibility for what happened. ijust sent i just sent a ijust sent a letter to parliament saying i did misjudge the case especially when you see the rise in cases and the harsh measures we have to take a would have been better to think it over. because the constitution i cannot tell you more, it isa constitution i cannot tell you more, it is a unity of the crown. the prime minister is responsible for the king, i am prime minister is responsible for the king, lam responsible but it was merit —— mistake, my misjudgment to tell them we should think it over. the headlines on bbc news: wales goes into lockdown — announcing a "short, sharp" shock from friday to act as a ‘firebreak‘ on covid19. greater manchester's leaders are meeting, ahead of talks with the governmen