Robyn's the joint statement from Berlin London Paris and Washington backing Britain and blaming Russia directly for the Souls Bre attack is a big win for Downing Street and the Foreign Office together the 4 leaders are explicit when they say the United Kingdom briefed thoroughly its allies that it was highly likely that Russia was responsible for the attack we share the u.k. Assessment that there is no plausible alternative explanation the leaders call it an assault on u.k. Sovereignty a clear violation of the Chemical Weapons Convention and a breach of international law which threatens the security of us all more than that they describe a pattern of earlier irresponsible Russian behavior the foreign secretary Boris Johnson had a fair idea what was coming when he spoke as the statement was being put together there's a global discussed of what has happened and that's very important and we will continue to make the case to our friends and allies that we as a as a as a community of nations we need to stand up to Russia the joint statement also put an end to a wobble with Paris after a French government spokesman yesterday withheld clear support for Britain the NATO military alliance is also getting behind the u.k. Which has built loyalty within the organization by committing forces developed countries bordering Russia but the secretary general against Altenburg was careful to emphasize NATO wasn't planning action over the Soulsby poisoning and Britain wasn't requesting it allies expressed their solidarity with the u.k. They offered their support in the conduct on of the ongoing investigation. A cold on Russia to address the U.K.'s questions is just Altenburg also accused Moscow of a blurring of the line between peace crisis and war which he said was destabilizing and dangerous all of this matters to to reason may attack government because it counters a Russian narrative of a weak Britain add to that the announcement by the us treasury department of new sanctions on named Russians who are accused of meddling in the 2016 us elections and a picture also emerges of President Trump hardening his whole approach to Russia significantly to resume a has visited salt spray where she saw the park in which the script pals were fined collapsed 11 days ago she also spoke to Detective Sergeant Nick Bailey the police officer who seriously ill after rushing to this cripples aid Mrs May met City traders interests and promised that the government and council would provide support following the attack our correspondent Duncan Kennedy watched her tour of the city thanking. Hundreds of people of good stock souls breeze Market Square but it became clear the prime minister was visiting the city to raise a maze bent more than an hour walking around and seeing the main locations connected with a nerve agent attack. They included the z.z. Restaurant where Sygate script Powell had eaten and the park bench where they were found. To speak to people who respond to this terrible incident that took place the working so hard continue to work hard to investigate to get to the bottom of those responsible but also to ensure that the public a reassured the prime minister spoke to members of the emergency services who responded to the incident as well as to local people and shopkeepers whose businesses near the park have suffered because of a drop in the numbers of visitors to Sol's Perry they included Clare Singleton the manager of the crystal gift shop who met Mrs may have. The wider public. Space later the prime minister went to the hospital in Salzburg there's a guy and Yulia script being treated along with Detective Sergeant Nick Bailey the officer who came into contact with them Mrs May spent several minutes talking with Sergeant Bailey the south to noon police cordoned off streets around Sergeant Bailey's home in the village of old Holt near Seoul's Bre large military vehicles and men in army uniforms joined officers inside the cordon and 2 cars were removed from the scene. The Kremlin has said President Putin will decide soon what action to take after the u.k. Said it would expel $23.00 undeclared intelligence officers from the Russian embassy in London the war of words between Moscow and London has continued with the foreign minister Sergei Lavrov accusing the u.k. Of acting in a boorish way and suggesting the attack might be an attempt to undermine this summer's World Cup in Russia from Moscow Sarah Rainsford reports we read Young similar lives to. Be made Putin is in no rush to respond to Theresa May sanctions one day on Russia's president was visiting a youth forum when no one seemed worried that the man they were posing alongside for photographs is accused of a chemical attack on Britain there's a thought that when my meal ticket. Mr Putin's press secretary had told us that Moscow's official response would come soon and would reflect the best interests of this country once again the Kremlin called the accusation that Russia poisons the egg a script all baseless and the provocation the veteran Russian journalist bloody mayor Posner told the b.b.c. He thinks the whole u.k. Approach is wrong the British are well aware who the Russians are and they know that you can't speak to the Russians in that way it just backfires it wasn't intelligent you don't speak for the Russians in the former ultimatums and say if you don't do it by tomorrow we'll do this mess that's a guarantee that they won't do it the ultimatum though is perhaps because the reaction was predictable denial deflection and demands for firm evidence have all been seen before when Russia was accused of sending troops to Ukraine for a start it seems likely that Russia will reveal its counter sanctions this week ahead of the presidential elections on Sunday Vladimir Putin has spent his last 6 years in power telling his country that the West is hostile the term and to check Russia's rise so is Mr Putin runs for another 6 year term expelling British diplomats and painting Moscow as the victim of anti Russian hysteria which feed right into that favorite narrative. The Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn has questioned the reliability of the evidence against Russia for the Salzburg attack and warned against rushing to a hasty judgment in an article for The Guardian newspaper tonight Mr Corbin has again defended his handling of the ride with Russia after some of his own M.P.'s joined criticism that his response had not been firm enough our political correspondent Jonathan Blake reports Jeremy Corbyn has held firm on his position of condemning the nerve agent attack but not explicitly backing the government's charge that Russia is responsible his comments in Parliament yesterday prompted widespread criticism some of it from Labor M.P.'s the shadow defense secretary near Griffith later said the attack was clearly an act of aggression by Russia but writing in The Guardian mystical been says Russia should be held to account on the basis of the evidence he cautions against hasty judgments and draws a link to the Iraq war saying flawed intelligence and dodgy dossier has led to that invasion earlier in the day on a visit to Carlisle mystical been was challenged over his stance what I was asking was questions questions about the identity of the weapons questions about the can reference to the Weapons Convention and also the support of other allies in this so as the questions I was asking that's what oppositions are there for those close to Mr Corbin believe his more cautious approach chimes with the views of many outside Westminster particularly younger voters his opponents fear he risks alienating traditional Labor supporters and putting himself at olds with growing international criticism of Russia government ministers seem emboldened by statements of support from other countries the defense secretary Gavin Williamson was asked how the u.k. Might respond to any Russian retaliation it is absolutely atrocious treasures and outrageous what Russia did in Salzburg we have responded to that frankly Russia should go away it should church up as if they do respond to what we have the action that. We've taken we'll consider it carefully and we'll look at our options but it would be wrong to prejudge their response Mr Williamson also pointed to Russian actions in Syria and Ukraine as further evidence of Moscow's readiness to ignore international opinion and in his words invade independent nation states the us special council investigating claims of alleged Russian interference in the 26000 presidential election has issued a subpoena demanding information from the Trump Organization the holding company for Donald Trump's business ventures as well as other documents Robert Muller wants to see any paperwork linked to Russia our correspondent Chris Buckley reports from Washington the Trump organization was founded by Donald Trump it's money interests include real estate developments hotels and golf courses it even has a range of merchandise including Trump branded ties and cuff links as part of his ever widening probe Robert Miller has been examining some of the company's business dealings law it's reported the special counsel's team has issued subpoenas demanding documents related to Russia and other issues the Trump Organization plate on the developments describing it as Oh yes and both the company and the White House issued statements saying they had been cooperating with Mr Miller and would continue to do so. A pedestrian bridge has collapsed onto a busy highway in the u.s. City of Miami officials say there are multiple victims a local politician Senator Bill Nelson put the number of dead between 6 and 10 but this hasn't been confirmed our correspondent Gary O'Donoghue reports it was shortly before 2 in the afternoon the 950 tons of the newly installed pedestrian bridge crashed into the road below a number of vehicles were crushed as the bridge came down emergency service personnel dashing to free those pinned under the concrete this eyewitness described the moment the bridge collapsed the vibration was really strong because it's such a big structure so I want to tell I was almost just shocking like it's almost unspeakable You just watch it go down and it's like the foundation so you wouldn't expect it to crumble the footbridge it only just being completed designed to take students from the Florida International University campus safely across a 6 lane motorway to their accommodation Orlando Lopez is the man of the Sweet Water District in Miami next to the bridge. National tragedy we are here with the collapse of this big what was so. Stable part of the public to the people sitting in the university has actually turned out to be a national project the collapse section of the bridge was put in place only last Saturday using a method known as advanced bridge construction designed to be fast and cools the least disruption to traffic the National Transportation Safety Board says it's sending investigators to the scene and the building company employed to put up the bridge and c.m. Says it will cooperate fully. Police investigating the fire at Granville tower in west London which killed more than 70 people say tests on a front door from one of the flats have shown it was fire resistant for only half as long as intended survivors of the blaze have described the finding a shocking the community secretary Sajid Javid insisted there was no wider risk to other buildings but had the government would commission more research more details from our home affairs correspondent Tom Simons the police tests carried out by fire safety experts a part of the criminal investigation into the fire and the deaths of 71 people the door was a sample of those fitted to some of the flats at Grenfell tower a standard requirement is for interior doors to provide 30 minutes protection from fire this one lasted half that time and turn Iraq a lotto lived on the 10th floor of Grenfell tower and was rescued he is disturbed by the findings How can people that have lost loved ones or feel about peace when they know that you know me perhaps if the dog had to be in safer or fire resistant for the length of time as it should have been perhaps some more lives who would have been saved so this is very chilling and shocking to me the government has already tested the cladding and insulation used to refurbish the exterior of the tower now it's planning further tests of the doors but the community's secretary said to Javid told the Commons there was no evidence of a systemic problem I nevertheless fully appreciate that this news will be troubling for many people not least of all those affected by the Grenfell tragedy. That's why based on expert advice we have begun the process of conducting further tests I will continue can to consult with the expert panel to identify the implications of these further tests the doors were installed in 2012 investigators will want to know whether they were ever properly assessed. A woman who posed as a survivor of the grand felt our fire has been convicted of fraud Joyce And so Kerry is 47 falsely claimed that her husband had died in the far when she was actually single and living miles away from grandfather at the time so that crime courts hardship and accommodation at the Hilton Hotel intended for genuine victims and filled it with cash under nations from well wishers. A government inspector has recommended the Northamptonshire County Council which has faced serious financial problems be abolished and split into 2 the inspectors' report said living within budgetary constraints had not been part of the authorities culture and commissioner should take over the running of almost all of its services the conservative consul has accepted the findings and its leader has resigned Tom Barton reports from Northampton after an 8 week inspection of the county council the verdict couldn't be clearer a clean sheet is required concluding the or Thorazine problems are deep and ingrained the inspector proposes it should be replaced with 2 new unitary councils last month Northamptonshire announced it was at risk of running out of money and had his budget proposals declared potentially unlawful by auditor's those unprecedented problems led to calls from local M.P.'s for the leadership to stand down and today Heather Smith did just that but not without a parting shot at her conservative colleagues the personal pressure of the fist public attacks by 4 local M.P.'s seeking to make me the scapegoat has not been pleasant for anyone to witness I have continued to fight for fair funding for Northamptonshire residents in spite of the personal attacks but as I was told a few days ago if the machinery of government is turned against you then you cannot win one of those M.P.'s Michael Ellis has welcomed the change at the top I called on a change of leadership some 5 or 6 months ago that was ignored by the leadership which I think now frankly will having read this report will have to see for themselves just the mess that they have got this county council in his report the inspector places the blame for Northamptonshire problems squarely at the hands of those who've been running the off already well long term plans for reorganizing local governments in the county discussed in the short term he recommends the Local Government Secretary suggested sends in commissioners to run the overwhelming majority of services. Egypt has to send a delegation of M.P.'s to the u.k. Following the death of an Egyptian student to Nottingham Mustafa died in hospital yesterday a month after being attacked in the city center police say they're aware of suggestions on social media that she was the victim of a hit crime but they're not currently treating the attack as being racially motivated from Nottingham seem attach your reports 18 year old Mary a miss the far was an engineering student from Egypt she was studying at Nottingham College on the 28th of February she was attacked in the city center as she was on my way to meet her mother and sister she was admitted to the Queen's Medical Center but her uncle says after being discharged she fell ill at home and was taken back to hospital where she fell into a coma yesterday the teenager died today police released a statement in response to rumors on social media saying there was no information to suggest the salt was motivated by hate but they were continuing to keep an open mind a 17 year old girl was arrested on suspicion of assault and was released on conditional bail Egypt's prosecutor general has asked for details about the police investigation into her death. A Syrian monitoring group based in London says nearly 20000 civilians have fled the rebel held enclave of eastern Ghouta during the day after pro-government forces made further gains a humanitarian corridor from the town of her Maria was opened by advancing fighters today has been seen as marking the 7th anniversary of the start of the conflict on March the 15th 2011 hundreds of activists stage what they called a Day of Rage against President Asad setting in motion a long and brutal war here's our Arab affairs editor Sebastian Usher the Syrian conflict has entered its 8th year with no end in sight no longer a war pitting rebels against President Assad it's now a broken jigsaw of battle zones but none of those involved seems either able or willing to reassemble as ever civilians are paying the price once again thousands are fleeing their homes. Men women and children carried what they could of their possessions as they finally abandoned their homes in eastern Kuta today it was the biggest exodus so far the southern pocket of the enclave has come under relentless onslaught from government forces many civilians have been killed or wounded many more had already fled the others all the others were middle one man said they'd wanted to leave months ago but the rebels haven't let them he was one of more than $10000.00 civilians who are now effectively put themselves at the mercy of the government after years of resistance. Or elsewhere in eastern tooter superficially the situation may have seemed a little less desperate as a convoy with food made its way to the main town Duma but it's just a drop in the ocean of what's needed and once again it was unable to bring in medical supplies a doctor in one of the makeshift hospitals still operating says For situation has become unlikely allies or until I see no one can today it's the worst situation I go to for $25.00 days the shelling is brutal the injured are on the ground. For the north a similar. He may be brewing as Turkish forces backed by militia allies surround the city of a free in Kurdish fighters that have vowed to fight on but many thousands of civilians have fled the city in the past 24 hours fearing that they could be the next in Syria to face an overpowering force set on securing their surrender at any cost a jury at the Old Bailey has retired to consider its verdict in the trial of an Iraqi teenager who planted a bomb on the London Underground last September around 30 people were injured when the device caused a fire in a packed train at Parson's Green station made her son who's 18 denies attempted murder and causing an explosion likely to endanger life he says he didn't intend to cause harm only to seek attention. You know leaver and the government have both played down the significance of a decision by the consumer goods giant to base its new headquarters in Rotterdam rather than London the Anglo Dutch company which makes high school names such as Marmite and Ben and Jerry's ice cream says Breck's it wasn't a factor and it's insisted it's fully committed to each British operations Here's our business editor Simon Jack for nearly 90 years Unilever has had a joint Anglo Dutch structure with 2 headquarters 2 boards and 2 types of shares its decision to eliminate its London h.q. Is the end of an era for a company that started life as a lever brothers in the 80 nineties and we're now in the eyes of the law we 100 percent Dutch the company will still run 2 divisions from the u.k. And maintain a workforce here of around 7 and a half 1000 but it's relocation means it will almost certainly fall out of the Footsie $100.00 index of leading companies it's Dutch chief executive Paul Polman So the U.K.'s decision to leave the e.u. Was not a factor this has nothing to do as Rex said we see both the u.k. And the Netherlands as very attractive investment climates thanks to the close cooperation with the u.k. Government we have decided to put the 2 major divisions in the u.k. The fact that we put them in the u.k. Could not be a bigger sign of confidence last year Unilever fended off a $115000000000.00 pound takeover bid from the u.s. Company Kraft Heinz and Paul Polman complained at the time that u.k. Take Averil's prioritizing shareholder interests made companies here more vulnerable to Raiders Dutch takeover laws placed great emphasis on the interests of other stakeholders like workers suppliers and the environment a government statement today accentuated the positive news on jobs and investment but reason may and Greg Clarke lobbied hard for this not to happen they know the company with a rich British heritage ditching its u.k. Headquarters sends an unhelpful message at a very sensitive time. H.s.b.c. Has revealed that its female staff in the u.k. Earned 59 percent less than their male colleagues last year bonuses at the bank awarded to men were 86 percent higher than those given to women it has b.c. Said less than a quarter of senior roles were filled by women despite the fact they're kind of for more than half of their British workforce in the city the $100.00 share index end of the Day 7 points higher at $7140.00 on Wall Street the dog Jones closed up $115.00 points at 248731 the currency markets the pint is dine not point one cents against the dollar at $1.00 against the euro sterling is up not point $0.04 at one euro and $13.01 making a euro worth $88.00 pence. A man has been jailed for a minimum of 30 years after admitting murdering a woman in a supermarket in North Yorkshire Bradford Crown Court heard that Neville whored stabbed Jodi Wilshere to death because he blamed her for the break up of his relationship with her mother more details from Judith Moritz 4 days before Christmas the old the supermarket in Skipton was packed with customers when Neville hoard burst into the shop the 44 year old plumber was looking for one of the staff Jody will share holds a relationship with Jodi's mother had broken down and he blamed Jodi Hort had spent 2 weeks buying weapons and tracking his victim's car he murdered her in front of shoppers including children in what the prosecution described as a cold blooded public execution Jodi was stabbed multiple times before customers managed to restrain a horde using a belt and some cling film those who intervened or who witnessed the murder have been treated as victims themselves by police and offered specialist support the c.c.t.v. Footage of the attack is so harrowing that the judge ordered it should never be made public sentencing holder brought the Crown Court he told him he was unlikely ever to be released a police inspector has admitted to killing his wife whose body was found dumped in a lake in Cheshire last September Darren Mackay who's 43 changed his plea and admitted manslaughter shortly before he was due to give evidence in his trial at Chester Crown Court he still denies the charge of murdering 39 year old Leanne McKee she worked with him for Greater Manchester Police the Crown Prosecution Service has ruled ice a further review of the death of poppy Worthington the 13 month old girl who died in Byron furnace in December 2012 a coroner concluded in January that she had been sexually assaulted by her father Paul Worthington hours before she died of a 6 year he denies any wrongdoing the c.p.s. Said no new evidence had emerged that could change its decision not to prosecute. Now for a 1st look at tomorrow's papers and The Daily Telegraph leads with a report that the nerve agent used to poison Sergei sickly pal was planted in his daughter's suitcase while she was in Moscow the paper says intelligence agencies believe an item of clothing cosmetics or a gift was impregnated with the toxin the Guardian's main story is the article Jeremy Corbyn has written for the paper warning against Russian way ahead of the evidence over the Soulsby poisoning the paper says it's a doubling down on the caution Mr Korb and I shown previously and is likely to reignite tensions in the parliamentary Labor party a report compiled by a us watchdog and seen by The Times suggest that Google has spent tens of millions of pounds funding think tanks that have supported its policy interests the watchdog says This allows the technology farm to exert a subtle and insidious form of influence on policy makers. The Sun reports that members of Prince Harry's former regiment the highest hold Cavalry have been caught taking drugs in a pub in Windsor an unnamed m.o.d.e. Source tells the paper the timing could not be worse given that the regiment will guard Prince Harry's wedding in May The m o d e says the matter is being investigated football Arsenal have advanced to the quarterfinals of the Europa League they beat AC Milan $31.00 at the Emirates and went through 51 on aggregate. The project manager for a new hospital in Vienna has been sacked after it emerged that she'd paid a mistake 84000 pines to install an energy protection ring around the building the idea was to neutralize unnatural energy flows Bethany Bell reports from the Austrian capital the story broke when the Khaled site a newspaper reported that the mistake a former car dealer from Salzburg had been paid $95000.00 euros from public funds to cleanse the energies at the site of the new Vienna hospital and protect it from negative vibes the paper said he'd worked at the site of the Crown can house not hospital for 3 months a few hours after the report was published city officials announced that the person responsible for commissioning the mystic was the hospital's project manager she's now been removed from her post officials say they've started an investigation and disciplinary proceedings the hospital which has gone over budget and face long delays in construction is due to open next year the headlines again to raise a May has received the backing of Britain's major allies the Us Germany and France for her decision to blame Moscow for the nerve agent poisoning of a former Russian spy The Labor leader Jeremy Corcoran has warned the prime minister against rushing way ahead of the evidence a pedestrian bridge has collapsed onto a busy highway in the Us city of Miami while we've been on air a fire official has confirmed that at least 4 people have died. Police investigating the ground fell far say tests on a front door from one of the flats have shown it was fire resistant for only half as long as intended b.b.c. Nice. At the news is read by Kathy Clarke stem timed out for an update on the weather so in the b.b.c. Weather Center is the Camilla Good morning Nic that was some of the highs and lows from Thursday's weather postmarking Gwyneth was the warmest place at 16 Celsius time drawing near Sterling $34.00 millimeters of rain and the sunny spots mumbles on a mile south coast 6 and a half hours of blue sky for all of us it will be turning much colder this weekend but of what either around for the rest of tonight's across northeast think they need to east in Scotland it's already so cold now for some snow in the higher Scottish hills but for most of us it is raining and also another area of rain for southern England we've been through Wales and eventually tonight goes on into the middle and there are a few showers around Northern Ireland elsewhere mainly cloudy mainly dry frost free let's get the detail on after Friday's weather southwest England southeast England Wales the middle and an eastern England where many of us further south you always start with some sunshine but from North Wales across middle and into East Anglia will be an area of cloud a rain that will move away northwards and here it will brighten up we'll get to see some sunshine but then scattered showers will break out and if you catch one it could be heavy and possibly thundery as ever with shows though some of us will avoid them and stay dry for Northwest England it'll be mainly cloudy they'll be outbreaks of rain at times though Cumbria could well stay may need dry and see bit of brightness from time to time in Northern Ireland when it's rain at times for Antrim and down particularly in coastal parts so the further west you are though it is dry and brighter across northern and Southwest Scotland many of us here will stay dry for a bit cloudy for eastern Scotland and northeast England it is cloudy with outbreaks of rain snows of the high hills in Scotland and that snow level lowering and have a lowering as we go through Friday evening and nights in the lower levels going into Saturday morning some of us could well see a spell of snow. Temperatures for Friday Friesen Scotland in northeast England chilly day 4 or 5 Celsius the rest of Scotland Northern Are the north west England around 7 to 9 Celsius for the rest of England and for whiles 9 to 13 degrees could hit 14 in the London area for the weekend though as they did earlier much colder a significant wind chill and there will be some snow around with the likelihood is ruptured in places because travel plans this weekend keep across the forecast that said back to Fiji Alice there thanks very much this is b.b.c. Radio 4 now we continue our series on overlooked 20th century visual artists today homes will Rick or British see the artistic director of the Serpentine galleries meets in about a competitor who has celebrated 6 you ality leading to aggressive censorship Dorothy Normally this is an alternative history of art. It's a place of many drawings of. My . Service. I mean media. And generosity. And. Relationship. Of a story. I came to. The. 1930. It's action law and they picked the almost sacred importance she saw in it a student of English literature in $958.00 she married the artist shames up him and talked ourselves to paint using huffing us knives to make abstract expressionist paintings but immediately something unexpected began to appear figures started to emerge from this side of slyly he had thick oil paid calluses and when they did the very 1st time everyone had gelatos at some sort of primitive fashion so somehow have very early on and figures started to appear as they were completely in doubt the 967 on a holiday in Iceland Dorothy met the thought for the law left her husband and moved to Europe are in the same week from this moment on the rocks of rock became more and more unique by the time she came to make 975 I was thinking of you painted on a 6 foot tall wooden box she had left her early style far behind it's just my face that one sees I painted the. Body but I left the place with my letter where her head should be man and woman making love daylight statues in a way that you could see it is a sexual encounter because of the genitals which are painted beautiful paintings in pastels then in black and white and there will be my face for the women and I painted video equipment I always really stress that I was alone and I wanted to show the stages of arousal leading to orgasm so I had to masturbate to achieve this. Effect if the Us really quite successful I don't know the speak just a little as the orgasm is when his breasts otherwise nothing until. I see. Dorothy has long been a beloved figure to those who've been lucky enough to meet her there on the ground . We are going to have her. Over the top. Lingering on our barber I'll be a founder inspiring example in her friend's life and rock it through I'm not big on pretty she did very early courage advisory for fov going to do work songs she wrote absolutely donnish seeing books with drawings and texts. This is the best literature I ever read about 6 elegy. I think a great artist is a person who doesn't simplifies things. She doesn't fit in a drawer also not in a feministic drawer she went into the battle with all the difficult the titles of some of my books to Sweetness outside of time censorship and the eerie press a bull drive toward love and divinity you read me with passion now how much for ever friends love is forever isn't it the whip story of Baron speaking to each other No I mean. Sometimes it's a Goddess or it's clear Pattaya or it's John Lennon no this kind of figures role models they are typical science breast. It's genitals of these persons but it's not at all pornographic this is just all innocent and wonderful this was a subject of our generation that we were not ashamed anymore to talk about sex also Dorothy was never ashamed to express her sexuality she soon found that there were many people in the outer world who felt differently throughout the sixty's and into the seventy's and eighty's there as if victim to acts of censorship she was unable to prevent from customs officers to get every honest to curators and even of fellow artists the 1st exhibition that I had in Germany was in Stuttgart I showed all my small cutouts people the police came and took everything away and I had to somehow prove these works were not pornographic they asked professes. To come and make a judgment all the people they asked said it was definitely not pornographic they decided Ok this work can be given back but they did not return it until the very last day of the Hague submission and so one day it was able to be seen in strict at from today on You think what the heck was that world and she always did it she was was free and these parts of the body were just a part of this person like any other part innocent and they are she paid a lot for No I think everybody praises her for this that she had the courage to hold it through and not to go back and she didn't ever think of how it would be received but if I had thought of it I would have tried it's going to be sensitive it was. Shocking I think they hadn't seen couples with Janet Taylor so obvious at that time I used to hear that it was all right for women instead of Taylor to be paid until now it was actually taboo to exhibit a man's. The censureship came from the various places and people to name one the man from the Council of baron who invited all the friends to this French role this were artists like de toward entre Thompkins Daniels build the quite famous persons and they could invite a friend to detail what invited Doris the enormous sum of the artist and her votes him an advantage to blue tapes on the genitals of the pictures imagine he toward Dorothy and we took the works and went they just went away even when not being sensible outright growth his work was often ignored or dismissed as for caloric but she doesn't seem to have been varied she carried on rocking adapting to farms which she could distribute more easily and sound more cheaply large format out his books small cut out figures and even a pack of the top theme tower cards I'd just continue doing whatever it was did I wanted to do I don't remember David in any way influence me certainly didn't change what it seemed was not desired and actually I was having several exhibitions at a time but in galleries and never did any institution exhibit my work so I never had a really official approval of it. So it's always started the beginning this is that. His apartment contains stands of a wonderful artist books hundreds of cut the locks and records and a studio space as he displays some of her early art alongside the most recent paintings and drawings. Also is we I keep my our supplies and it's also a libraries. And few people are interested in correcting how our party was creating this amazing archive of our own and we should all be great for father. Our younger generation is discovering and falling in love to start this rock and it's Dorothy how South has preserved. And I think. It even if. The market and also these artists story and market they also need to feed themselves you know and then they are very happy to find somebody who would 50 years suffered like hell and then they dig them out. I think they should have looked at it earlier because Dorothy also suffered a lot when you look at that period the women in it but not much there was a real fight from the men against the women and the subject was also difficult to show the news in divide China in the picture who everybody run away younger people have much more influence than they did some decades it's natural it's. True that hasn't changed 5 maybe now it's more permitted to show what I did with the he Anyway the whole time this is just perfect that she is alive and that she sees it it's often with women that they are rediscovered when they are old and now the people who come in my over to did maybe if they had my oh all saw that she didn't get weak it's really a wonder that it gets now such a big way for her and I really think she deserves it so much it's very very good. And. You got me hooked on how. To. Connect with. Sexuality. To make. The censorship. Of the past but the. Break I make. When I asked about our next artistic project she described an extraordinary installation in New York's highline Park finally hundreds of thousands of people. Try to imagine a. Tree . Painted I have seen. It really. Cheerful joyful I thought they would like very much as. Makes me very have. An alternative history of presented by. And produced by. It is of reduced listening production for b.b.c. Radio 4 to. The work of the Nigerian born photographer. This is b.b.c. Radio 4 now time for the shipping forecast issued by the Met Office on behalf of the matter time and course got agency at double 015 on Friday the 16th of March there are warnings of gales in Viking north etc Some thoughts on faulty escrow much of full time dog a fish jump and bite Humber sold Rockwall Mallee Hebrides Bailey Farrow Pharaoh's and se Iceland. The general synopsis said Morny to double 0 Lol 100 miles west of rock all 969 expected 300 miles west of Bailey Nate 6 By wanted to double on Friday. A new low expected Shannon 911 by the same time lol Portland 986 losing its identity. The area forecasts for the next 24 hours southwest Viking southeasterly 70 severe gale 9 occasionally 6 later fair good occasionally pour. Ne Viking northward sealer southeasterly $5.00 to $7.00 occasionally Gale 18 South decreasing 4 times in North fair God south of Sierra 4 to scrub a 4th time dog or fish or German bite easterly or southeasterly 7 to severe gale 9 rain or snow then snow showers moderate or good occasionally pour occasional light icing in south. Humber East 5 to 7 increasing in later times rain or sleet moderate or good occasionally pour the Thames door for cycloid for 5 becoming east or north east 5 to 7 raved at times moderate or good occasionally pour. White Portland Plymouth west or southwest backing east or southeast for 5 occasionally 6 at 1st in Plymouth decreasing 3 year times showers moderate or good. Biscay Trafalgar Fitzroy cyclonic 5 to 7 decreasing 4 times perhaps Gale 80 later in for Felder thundery show as good occasionally pour. So all psychologic 5 to 7 occasionally Gale ated 1st becoming variable 3 or 4 except in far west tundra shows good occasionally poor. Lundy fuss that Southwest becoming cyclonic 5 or 6 decreasing 4 times showers good Irish Sea cyclonic becoming East 5 to 7 decreasing 4 times showers good shadow South roll call cyclonic 5 to 7 decreasing 4 times re last squally shadows good occasionally pour. North roll call malam Hebrides Bailey southeasterly 6 to Gale 8 occasionally severe gale 9 at 1st in Hebrides radar showers moderate or good occasionally pour in Hebrides Fair Isle Pharaoh's salty stars slimmed south easterly 6 to Gale 8 occasionally severe gale 9 except in southeast Iceland rain or snow moderate or good Ok should pour Now here are the weather reports from core still sticks and spoke to 3 double o. Toby automatic East by South 624 miles 91 now falling. Stornoway southeast by East 714 miles 9005 rising slowly Loic southeast 7 loosened showers 7 miles i 1011 rising slowly with automatic southeast by East 7 Hayes 4 miles 1003 rising more slowly Aberdeen southeast 6 sly chars 3 miles 1002 rising slowly Leuchars southeast by east 6 moderate rain 2 miles 999 rising slowly. Bulma East by South 6 Slike rain 2 miles 197 rising slowly. Bridlington east southeast 6 named for rising slowly. Sunday to light a vessel automatic East by South for 913 rising slowly going its light a vessel automatic south east 52 miles line day one rising slowly. Sun Katherine's point automatic Southwest fall 99 all rising more slowly Jersey south west by south for day 93 rising more slowly channel out of us a lot of matting west southwest 65 miles 99 all rise in more slowly silly automatic Southwest 45 miles 99 all rising Milford Haven Southwest 25 my name 88 rising. Abol Porth southeast by South 5 recent drizzle 4 miles 988 rising slowly Valley east southeast for 27 miles name 89 rising slowly Liverpool cross me East by cell 35 miles 991 rising slowly Valentia south southeast to release and rain 11 miles 105 Rising Runnels Wayne East 53 miles 9 name all rising more slowly Malin Head east southeast 6 missed 4 miles and I made 9 rising. Bakri hellish automatic East 612 miles name and one rising more slowly. Finally here is the weather forecast for the insured waters of Great Britain and Northern Ireland valid for the following 24 hours the general situation the British Isles lies in a mainly south easterly air flow very cold air and some snow are expected to return gradually from the north east. Cape Wrath to Rattray head including Orkney southeast 7 to severe gale 9 rain or sleet at times moderate or good occasionally pour Rattray head to Benteke upon to read southeast 7 to severe gale 9 re that occasional sleet moderate or good occasionally pour but Tweed to Whitby east or southeast 6 to Gale 8 increasing severe Carolina times rain that sleet later moderate or good occasionally pour. With b. To Gibraltar point east or southeast $5.00 to $7.00 increasingly later times occasional rain or sleet moderate or good occasionally pour later Gibraltar point to North fall and easterly or south easterly for 5 increasing 6 or 7 raid last lead to times moderate or good occasionally poor later north fall into South Sea Burl southerly or south westerly 4 or 5 becoming variable to your less then becoming easterly or northeasterly 5 or 6 later occasional rain at 1st moderate or good occasionally pour. So Sea bill to Lyme Regis south west backing East for 5 decreasing 3 foot of time showers moderate or good. Lyme Regis to Land's End including the Isles of Scilly south westerly backing southerly 45 occasionally 6 at 1st in West becoming variable 3 or 4 then easterly 4 or 5 later showers God lands into sin David's head including the Bristol Channel south west backing south for 5 occasionally 6 at 1st MEUs and David's head becoming variable 3 or 4 showers moderate or cord said David said to great all head including some Georges channel cyclonic 5 to 7 becoming variable 3 or 4 then becoming easterly 5 or 6 later in north rain or shine moderate or good grade or my head to the mile of Galloway East 5 to 7 decreasing 4 times rain at times moderate or God. I live ma'am east or south east 5 to 7 decreasing forward times rain at times moderate or good occasionally pour I look forward to Carlingford long east or southeast 5 to 7 rain at times moderate got a mile of gallery to Mull of Kintyre including the Firth of Clyde unaltered channel easterly or south easterly $5.00 to $7.00 rain at times moderate or God my love can tied to an American point east $5.00 to $7.00 increasingly 8 a times rain at times moderate or got the most can point to Cape Wrath east or south east 5 to 7 increasingly later times fair good and finally shuttle and dials southeasterly 7 to severe gale 9 decreasing 5 or 6 in Northeast occasional rain moderate or good occasionally pour and that completes the shipping Bulletin. And with that it is time to put Radio 4 to bed for tonight However if you are up and about that is as if compelling listening on the World Service which we will join in a moment among the highlights of 3 o'clock Stephen Sackur meets the claimed investigative journalist Seymour Hersh and on the outlook program for we meet Muna so way Britain's midwife of the year has devoted her life to helping pregnant women who live in the mountains off British society much to choose from in between as well this is thank you so much for your company have a very good night. It's 1 o'clock g.m.t. Hello I'm hearing in the seas business matters on the b.b.c. World Service the time zones today we're live in Washington and Tokyo coming up on the program a new bridge collapse in Miami causing death and injury.