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Plays deliciously. she was the love of his life. the result may not be a classic, but it does at least stand in its own light, earning its place as a worthy adaptation of an enduring literary source rather than a pale imitation of somebody else‘s movie. just as du maurier‘s rebecca has inspired a range of films, tv shows and even stage adaptations, so sheridan le fanus 19th century novella carmilla has spawned numerous screen spin—offs, from danish director carl dreyer‘s vampyr to hammer...

In its own way, revolutionary. unlike anything that had come before. and he understood that art can be consumed not only with the eyes, but the ears too. this exhibition examines that creative link between sound and vision. translation: music, as he loved it, was a sensitive thing. was typified by dancers bodies and instruments. we dont even know if he knew how to read music. even if he could read it, legend has it picasso once said he didnt really like music, but musical motifs regularly appear...

And rises again. lina sinjab, bbc news. pablo picasso was one of the most influential artists of the twentieth century. he was a painter, a sculpter, a printmaker, a theatre designer — a man of many talents. now, a new exhibition devoted to his work is opening in paris, but its exploring the connection of his art to music — as the bbc‘s tim allman explains. he was undeniably a master of the visual medium. pablo picassos art was, in its own way, revolutionary. unlike anything that had come ...

What were doing until were told otherwise, really. see if he can get a team out for that first friendly. "no pressure on you, lads!" not quite getting paid anywhere near as much as the premiership players. everyone here is doing it for the love of it and just to be a part of this project. this is what i wanted, football, but its never going to be bury fc. its cos bury fcs not dead. hes still there. whos he? steve dale. long road, innit, to get here? nobody wouldve foreseen seeing the circumstanc...

Thats all the sport for now. now on bbc news, heres ben with the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sian griffiths, education editor at the sunday times, and john crowley, whos a business journalist. thank you both for being with us as ever, good to see you. lets show if you as the front pages. according to the sunday express, borisjohnson is resisting a "circuit break" to tackle covid—19 because of fears it will drive t...

Is in the papers as well because the queens pardon for one of the heroes of the london bridge attack. yes, this is a very good story, real exclusive. it is a very rare move from the queen to grant the royal prerogative of mercy to steven gallant. steven gallant is a serving prisoner, convicted of murder. he was attending a conference with prisoners, they were attending a rehabilitation conference during last year when the london bridge attack happened. so usman khan, another prisoner, was also a...

Standing in the world. and according to the daily mirror, political leaders are united behind a call for a doorstep two—minute silence on remembrance sunday. there is actually a lot in the papers tonight. we will start with manchester, though, and here is the metros take on it. lets take it to a vote, andy burnham coleman for a vote in the commons to break the impasse, he said. should you get extra funding if you are automatically put into tier 3, the most serious restrictions? well, i think w...

They may have to. liverpool have already gone. no one knows where we are going to end up, do we? the metro saying lets put it up to a vote with andy burnham saying the house of commons should decide. he thinks he has enough support when this vote and of course it does make sense that those areas that are being forced into what is effectively a local log i should have the same support we saw during the last lock down some support for workers and also support for small businesses to make sure that...

Reports. a title a decade in the making. ten yea rs a title a decade in the making. ten years ago exeter won promotion to the premiership in bristol. now they we re the premiership in bristol. now they were back again with their sights set on a much bigger prize. they bulld oze set on a much bigger prize. they bulldoze their way up from the fourth tier and the style worked on the biggest stage. luke cowan—dickie crossing before a second pushover try from sam simmons. this much was a clash of s...

Pablo picasso was one of the most influential artists of the twentieth century. he was a painter, a sculpter, a printmaker, a theatre designer — a man of many talents. now, a new exhibition devoted to his work is opening in paris — but its exploring the connection of his art to music, as tim allman explains. he was undeniably a master of the visual medium. pablo picassos art was, in its own way, revolutionary. unlike anything that had come before. and he understood that art can be consumed n...