Was a musician. He went to the Royal Academy of music in london where he was a pianist. So he was very artistic, if you like. And what i think is so clever about this painting is, yes, sure it says in a literal way with the ring and the objects around that this is what this man is about, but its the expression as well. Theres a feeling of sensitivity introspection, fragility. We need to value this intriguing object, and jackson, ken jackson although dead, was a considerable force in portrait painting in the area, and it needs to be taken seriously. Hes not that prominent. Perhaps one day he will become so. But i would comfortably value this picture at £800, 900 possibly even £1,000. But of course, its value is that its. Oh, yeah. It was never be sold. I would never sell it. No, no. These are lovely vintage clothes, but a lot of people end up taking them to a charity shop. Why did you keep them . Well, i think it was my mother who kept them, and then because i do tend to hoard things,
Good morning. Welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. Our headlines today a Healthcare Worker at a hospital in west sussex is one of the eight confirmed cases of coronavirus in the uk. Injapan, the number of people infected with the virus on the the diamond princess cruise ship rises to 174 making it the biggest outbreak outside china. We talk to three sporting heroes about the fight of their lives. In a breakfast exclusive, doddie weir, Stephen Darby, and rob burrow talk about life with Motor Neurone Disease and their determination to keep on fighting. Its a bit like a game in some sort of way, we have an amount of time to be mnd. It is a collective effort. I understand the bigger the team the better the result. Good morning. Full steam ahead for the biggest Infrastructure Project in europe but what now . Hs2 costs are spiralling. Dates are being pushed back. Who wins and who loses in the latest high speed twist. Wejoin the swimmer aiming to take a dip every day for a
Good morning. Welcome to breakfast, with Louise Minchin and dan walker. Our headlines today the go ahead to keep on building the High Speed Rail line hs2 the Prime Minister will give his backing to the entire route linking london to birmingham, manchester and leeds. And im live in leeds at the end of the line. Journey times will be cut here by almost an hour. But with surrounding services on their knees, ill be asking, is hs2 the best use of
public money to close the north south divide . The search is on to trace patients treated at a brighton gp surgery where a staff member has tested positive for coronavirus. There seems no end in sight to the divisions in the scotland rugby camp. The stand off between coach Gregor Townsend and his player finn russell continues. Good morning today. Another cold and windy day across scotland, Northern Ireland and Northern England. There isa ireland and Northern England. There is a risk of ice. Coming south we still have some showers around but then we
And i ask you to keep that in mind. The search for survivors continues after a powerful earthquake hit turkey at least 22 people have been killed and more than 1200 injured. A charity Offering Mental Health support to military veterans says it cant take on any new cases, due to a funding crisis. South africa end the second day of the 4th test on 88 6, after england posted a commanding total of 400. Good evening. Chinas president has warned that the spread of a potentially deadly new virus is accelerating, with his country facing a grave situation. Coronavirus has killed at least 41 people and infected more than 1300 since the outbreak began in the city of wuhan. Severe travel restrictions have been imposed in many areas. Here, the department of health says 31 people tested for the virus have been given the all clear. 0ur china correspondent Stephen Mcdonnell has been to the province of hubei much of which is under strict quarantine and sent this report. The approaches to hubei province
And more than 1000 injured, in a powerful earthquake in eastern turkey. And coming up in half an hour, witness history. Stay tuned for that. At least 41 people are now known to have died from the coronavirus in china. The number of confirmed cases has risen to around 1,300. The virus has spread to europe for the first time, with three cases confirmed in france. Thereve also been three more people identified as having the virus in australia, bringing the total to four. 0ur correspondent, stephen mcdonnell, has gone to the chinese province of hubei, where the outbreak began. The authorities are starting to lock down this entire province of nearly 60 million people, where the coronavirus emergency began. Hospitals in wuhan have been overwhelmed with the sick. State media has reported that one doctor treating people with the virus has died. Military medics have been flown in to help with the crisis, as have specialist doctors from shanghai. But the challenge remains considerable, with the