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they weren't around. so help was a big influence on me, and television in general, i think. i'd watch tonnes of telly and, i mean, istill do, but that was something that was very important for me. so your parents, were they artistic? erm, not, not massively, no. but my father was interested in art and taking me to museums and art galleries. so that was something that, from an early age, i wasn't really kicking a ball around or that sort of thing. i was going to the imperial war museum, the horniman's museum, places like that, the natural history museum, cos if you live in london, you have that on your doorstep, almost literally. so that was something that was very important to me. all sorts of museums, then, all sorts of subjects. so it wasn't just the paintings, it wasn't just the art? well, ifanything, paintings came later cos you're looking at objects and, as a child, you want to look at objects. you want to look at, er, african masks or animals in pickle jars, and just stuffed animals. but ijust liked the acoustics of museums, the grandness,

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NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt

you may want to turn off your ringers for this segment. finally a look at just how far cellphones have come. so far, in fafact, they're nowow in the nanational museum of natural history. hallie jackson reports. >> reporter: the cellphone is part of our culture. >> who's calling? >> zack morris. >> reporter: and now -- >> and we are calling it iphone. >> reporter: -- part of our history literally. the natural history museum has dinosaur bones and rare jewels and ancient artifacts. and now the cellphone? how did that fit? >> right, so the mission of natural history is to understand nature and our place in it, thinking about the 21st century and the human experience in this present moment the cellphone presents a fantastic opportunity to think about that. >> reporter: dr. joshua bell's the

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CNN Newsroom Live

amputated in 2021. the doctors say he's not only at risk of losing another toe but possibly his whole left foot if things don't heal correctly. sanders posted on instagram, quote, i'm built for this. researchers have discovered a new dinosaur species on the isle of wight of england's southern coast. the natural history museum in london says it's the first of its kind discovered there in 142 years. the creature used those sharp spikes you see there as armor. the museum saying the dinosaur would have lived more than 100 million years ago, and there are few fossils from this period, so experts say this one could reveal new information about the mass extinction of dinosaur. well, the dinosaur's latin name honors professor paul barrett, who has worked at the museum for 20 years. he said he's flattered, but any

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BBC News Now

for the first time in more than 140 years. it was discovered in rocks dating back between 66 and 145 million years. the species belongs to the plant—eating ankylosaur group. earlier, we spoke to the lead author of the study, stuart pond from the natural history museum. it is very exciting. this is the first ankylosaur on the isle of wight since 1865, 140 years since it was written up. to find there is another ankylosaur on the island is quite significant. it has implications for how we understand the dinosaur fauna of the island. and ankylosauria as a family. we look very closely at the bones and we study them and do all the measuring and the quantifying of them and then we compare them

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the new one, is actually significantly older than polacanthus and they weren't overlapping, but we do know that one didn't evolve into another. that was dr susannah maidment, who is the principal researcher there at the natural history museum, talking me through that amazing discovery. just before i go, i want to show you some lovely footage. it is a remarkably athletic otter, have a look at this, because it has learned to play basketball. juno is a nine—year—old rescue otter, living now at oregon zoo. as you can see, she has mastered the art of the slam dunk. staff at the zoo trained juno to play basketball several years ago, to exercise her elbowjoints and ease her arthritis. it certainly seems to have done that. she has her own, custom—made basketball hoop made of rock and, as you can see, is very much making the most of her training facilities.

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of the media as opposed to, "hey, it's me". i'm just excited to be myself and talk and be unfiltered, and, yeah, it's fun. the series did win top podcast award at the people's choice awards in december, and meghan is said to be looking to develop content for a different platform. the royal couple have, of course, since splitting from the royalfamily, looked to capitalise on their fame. their netflix series, for example, is reportedly worth $100 million, whilst harry released his autobiography at the beginning of the year, spare — that part of a $20 million deal with penguin books. nicky schiller. the fossilised remains of a newly discovered species of dinosaur have been found on the isle of wight. it is the first new species of armoured dinosaur to be found on the island since 1865. it's been named in honour of professor paul barrett from the natural history museum, who says "any physical resemblance is purely accidental." earlier, i spoke to dr susannah maidment, who's the principal researcher at the natural history museum,

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people with the local communities because they trust the feeling. so they are now being educated maximum numbers of people. goad they are now being educated maximum numbers of people.— numbers of people. good luck in these coming — numbers of people. good luck in these coming hours _ numbers of people. good luck in these coming hours and - numbers of people. good luck in these coming hours and days - numbers of people. good luck in these coming hours and days as| numbers of people. good luck in . these coming hours and days as you continue your work. thank you so much for taking time to talk to us on bbc news. let�s turn to a completely different story. the fossilised remains of a newly—discovered species of dinosaur have been found on the isle of wight. it is the first new species of armoured dinosaur to be found on the island since 1865. it�s been named in honour of professor paul barrett from the natural history museum — who says �any physical resemblance is purely accidental�. let�s speak to dr susannah maidment, who�s the principal researcher at the natural history museum. thank you so much for being here with us. it is quite something to find a whole new species of dinosaur. what was that like? actually this specimen has been

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Nations work to bring home stolen artefacts

60 museum directors from 38 countries made declaration to that effect

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HARDtalk

you mentioned sarah baartman, and of course she was the southern african woman who was known in a derogatory way as the hottentot venus and was put on display and travelled around the west in the 19th century. and of course, sarah baartman is the subject of africa rising. it's sarah baartman that is the winged victory, that is the nike on top of the statue. with naomi campbell's profile. they chuckle just going back to statues, though, because there's also a statue of theodore roosevelt who was us president in the early 20th century, and there's an equestrian statue of him outside the natural history museum

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HARDtalk

seven, to be exact. sarah baartman, and many others. you mentioned sarah baartman, and of course she was the southern african woman who was known in a derogatory way as the hottentot venus and was put on display and travelled around the west in the 19th century. and of course, sarah baartman is the subject of africa rising. it's sarah baartman that is the winged victory, that is the nike on top of the statue. with naomi campbell's profile. just going back to statues, though, because there's also a statue of theodore roosevelt who was us president in the early 20th century, and there's an equestrian statue of him outside the natural history museum in new york, flanked by two shirtless figures — one native american, one african — and the idea was people objected

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