It is 9 00am in singapore, 1 00am in london and 10 00am in the morning in seoul, where in the next few hours, us Secretary Of State, Rex Tillerson, will be meeting acting president hwang kyo ahn. Amongst other things, the pair will discuss how to deal with. The, grgwingthrggtj to get china to do more. Mr tillerson has already had meetings with the japanese Prime Minister on his asia tour. At a press conference on thursday, shinzo abe welcomed the visit, and its timing. Translation in a situation where north korea unfortunately in Asia Pacific Region intensifies, i find the visit by secretary tillerson comes in a timely manner. Shinzo abe. Policy towards north korea hadnt worked, and a new way forward was needed. In the face of this ever escalating threat, it is clear that a different approach is required. The purpose of part of the purpose of my visit to the region is to exchange views on a new approach. F§f§i§fi eufituitjr faihguiie in . . His around a different approach. Well ha
Been to falmouth to take a look. Tattoos, as you know, are all the rage nowadays. There is more choice than ever. Youve got the geometric, all over design, the star wars stormtropper, and of course, your classic love heart. Do you know what, lal, im as pleased as punch with that. Thanks very much. Youre welcome. Back in the late 70s, lal hardy made his Living Tattooing Iconoclastic punks. Celebrating his artform. Times have changed. I think the perception of tattoos has changed, because there is so much fantastic artwork out there. I mean, every genre and subject is covered with tattooing now. Theres so much beautiful stuff. You know, there isnt a stigma, like there used to be, attached to it anymore. Charts, as well as taking on what the curators feel are common misconceptions. We start with disspelling the myth that captain cook brought tattooing back to britain. British people had been tattooed for hundreds of years before. And we start to see evidence of that in the pilgram tattoos
it s a journey through 500 years of british art, but now this story isn t presented in a vacuum but reflects the culture and society of its times. tate britain s also giving greater prominence to works by women artists and diversity. this is the first room in which women artists appear. alex farquharson s been busy investing in art by women, including this new acquisition by mary beale, the most prolific female portrait painter of the 17th century. of course this is a man s world, in society as a whole and in terms of the arts scene. these are artists that have been marginalised from art historical accounts, and unfairly marginalised. and it s so important that the work is seen in the context of their male peers. tate now displays its art within its wider historical context, with new commissions alongside for the first time. nils norman s radical pamphlets show the turbulence of an age of civil war in a way the paintings don t.
they just started a movement. one families tragedy unites a sea of strangers. and more secret spell out. coming up, outrage. and then an outpouring. this kicked off the hashtag, i am vanessa guillen. it was just flooding social media channels. reporter: stories of what some call the man s world of the military. i told kate, you really need to cut that out. and he said, why, what are you going to do about it. and in my mind i realized, i can t do anything about it. that was the lowest point for me. reporter: dateline continues. inophilic asthma that can mean less oral steroids. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don t stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your asthma specialist about a nunor
of change as this becomes that immediately, but i think it can bring thoughts to people and, certainly, there are very iconic photographs, which you will remember, which make people think. you clearly had that campaigning spirit as a photojournalist. idid, yes. and yet, i m also mindful of your personal life, because even when you were covering the algerian war and the refugees, you were heavily pregnant. yes. and it is often different for women because they do have to bear children if they choose to have children, and that of course has a huge impact on their lives. and we ve reflected already on the degree to which photography was a man s world. do you, when you look at the arc of your career, think that in the end, some of the choices you made, for example, later in your career, specialising a lot in fashion