that was johnny hallyday. mostter: he generated the buzz with "vengeance," a hong kong thriller nominated for r a cannes golden palm. hallydyday plays a melancholy hitman turned chef, seeking revenge. >> i did not have much dialogue. and holding a gun - -- well, i already knew how to do that. reporter: perhaps more than how tog, hallyday knew be himself. johnny: rock 'n roll is dedead. f film, "rock 2017 is dead," he helped anan actor come through a midlife crisis. >> for me, there is not anyone left. it is not really hip anymore. reporter: johnny hallyday remained rock and roll right up to the end, on the stage and the screen. genie: johnny hallyday, the today,rock icon, died age 74. another major new story we are covering on "france 24" and later today. is. president donald trump set to officially recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. theannouncement would move u.s. embassy out of tel aviv and into jerusalem itself. that will be welcomed by u.s. ally israel and pro-israeli evangelical christian voter

fans young and old saying kisha tell him how much i love you johnny hallyday is a beloved figure to generations of french ruckus. he was known as a bike and so hundreds joined holiday's funeral procession on the hollies. it was an unprecedented display of grief because for many french people was more than just a star. he was life life at its most powerful brought in generous. and he was a part of ourselves a part of france. his funeral was a smudge a concert as a church service. delegates wife and his children were consoled by mona's including three french presidents. and of course his spent was there too giving and on call performance for their leader. but hell it is funeral wasn't just an event for francis great and boot it was an event that united much of the country in mourning for a man they called the french elvis. already considered one of japan's best ever baseball players is about to become an angel twenty three year old show say oh tammy has signed with the l.a. angels and the move to major league baseball in the united states was expected but still hard for japanese fans to take. sho

and france mourns french rock icon johnny hallyday who died yesterday. first our top story live from paris. ♪ genie: donald's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital has been met with a wave of disapproval. leaders from within the muslim world and the wider international community slammed the decision with some of them saying it could provoke more violence. today the top leader of the militant group hamas called for a new uprising or intifada to begin against israel tomorrow. trump also approved moving the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. ours bring in dearest correspondent. what has been the reaction? have seen the sadness, the shock and anger from last night expressed in the west bank. schools and shops are closed and there have been protest marches now. in the main towns in the west bank. it was quite a large protest. they marched towards the checkpoint. that is usually a sign that clashes will begin. on could smell burning tires the palestinian side. you could smell the gas on the israeli side as they tried to disperse the demon

fans young and old saying keisha tell him how much i love you johnny hallyday is a beloved figure to generations of french ruckus. he was known as a bike and so hundreds joined holiday's funeral procession. it was an unprecedented display of grief because for many french people how the day was more than just a star. city. he was life life at its most powerful brought in generous. and he was a part of ourselves our part of france. his funeral was a smudge a concert as a church service. delegates wife and his children consoled by mona's including three french presidents. and of course his spent force there too giving and on call performance for their leader. but hell it is funeral wasn't just an event for francis great and good night it was an event that united much of the country in mourning for a man they called the french elvis. a dark swedish comedy has the biggest prize at the european fela awards in berlin the square which is a searing satire of contemporary society took five awards in all including the best and better actor. winner of the best of the european film award often go

hundreds of bikers joined the funeral procession for a thunderous sendoff johnny hallyday himself drove a harley he was a working class hero whose appeal of eventually comes across class divides. their yacht a trailer you know to look around there are all sorts of people workers everything young people old people less young people we don't care where always young for johnny wanted you know jungle surely. there would have been no johnny without british and american rock but he made it very much his own and he sang in french. on the steps of the madeleine church president emmanuel mccall paid tribute. to his first not altogether a career spanning almost sixty years is a thousand songs fifty albums as you are with us still with us with us forever usually. johnny holiday will be buried next week on the caribbean island of sam tell me. well it's europe's answer to the oscars the european film awards and this year's ceremony is underway here in berlin stars hit the red carpet earlier this evening for the thirtieth annual awards ceremony the best of all favorites and oscar hopefuls in the runn

thousands gather on the streets of paris to pay tribute to the french rock star johnny hallyday, who died on wednesday aged 7a. batsman ben duckett has been dropped from england's ashes tour game on saturday following an incident in bar in perth. and coming up at 11.30, we'll have dateline london. one of the cabinet's leading brexiteers has suggested that voters can use the next general election to have their say on a final deal with the european union and to force a future government to change course if they don't like it. the environment secretary, michael gove, makes his comments in the daily telegraph, a day after theresa may's agreement in brussels cleared the way for trade talks. the cabinet is expected to meet in the next fortnight to discuss britain's future relationship with the eu. this was the reaction of andrea leadsom, the leader of the house of commons and a prominent leave campaigner when she spoke to bbc radio 4 earlier. sovereign governments are always in a position to undertake and then subsequently to make different arrangements, should the will of the people be th

for nearly 60 years, johnny hallyday sang his songs to the french. and today, in paris, they came to bid him goodbye. tens of thousands of fans, many of them from the older generation, people who grew up to his sounds in the happy, optimistic days of the ‘60s. for france, johnny was le rock'n'roll. he was the first here to open their ears to the thrilling new music coming from the united states. america was his obsession. america and motorbikes. hence the escort of hundreds of bikers for his funeral cortege down the champs—elysees. translation: let him rest in peace and wreak havoc up there. let him sing, let him get it going and let him open his heart up there, surrounded by family and friends. stars of music and screen, political leaders past and present — all there for the funeral service inside the madeleine church. for the french, johnny was their rock hero. the man who, for half a century, was always there with new songs, more performances. with his death, people really do feel that part of the nation's life has gone. hugh schofield, bbc

and thousands in france says goodbye to their rock and roll legend johnny hallyday. hello and welcome to bbc news. the arab league has urged the united states to reverse its decision to recognisejerusalem as the capital of israel. after an emergency meeting in cairo, the organisation said the move was a dangerous violation of international law and threatened to plunge the middle east into violence. sarah corker reports. another day of violence in the gaza strip and parts of the israeli occupied west bank. a new round of hostilities. meanwhile in egypt, arab four of investors held an emergency meeting —— foreign ministers. there were scathing criticisms of donald trump's decision to recognisejerusalem is the capital of israel. translation: it isa the capital of israel. translation: it is a dangerous decision and an insult to the rights of the arab countries and a disagreement with international law. diplomatic relations between the palestinian leadership and the white house are under severe strain. a meeting between the palestinian president and big us vice presid

fans young and old saying keisha tell him how much i love you johnny hallyday is a beloved figure to generations of french ruckus. he was known as a bike and so hundreds joined holiday's funeral procession on the hollies. it was an unprecedented display of grief because for many french people holiday was more than just a star. he was life life at its most powerful brought in generous. and he was a part of ourselves a part of france. his funeral was a smudge a concert as a church service. delegates wife and his children were consoled by mona's including three french presidents. and of course his spent was there too giving and on call performance for their leader. but hell it is funeral wasn't just an event for francis great and good night it was an event that united much of the country in mourning for a man they called the french elvis. already considered one of japan's best ever baseball players is about to become an angel twenty three year old show say oh tammy has signed with the l.a. angels and the move to major league baseball in the united states was expected but still hard for

for nearly 60 years, johnny hallyday sang his songs to the french and today, in paris, they came to bid him goodbye. tens of thousands of fans, many of them from the older generation, people who grew up to his sounds in the happy, optimistic days of the ‘60s. for france, johnny was le rock'n'roll. he was the first here to open their ears to the thrilling new music coming from the united states. america was his obsession. america and motorbikes. hence the escort of hundreds of bikers for his funeral cortege down the champs—elysees. translation: let him rest in peace and wreak havoc up there. let him sing, let him get it going and let him open his heart up there, surrounded by family and friends. stars of music and screen, political leaders past and present — all there for the funeral service inside the madeleine church. for the french, johnny was their rock hero. the man who, for half a century, was always there with new songs, more performances. with his death, people really do feel that part of the nation's life has gone. hugh schofield, bbc news, paris. stay with us on bbc world

remarkable tribute there in paris to johnny hallyday who died a few days ago. an urgent review into the availablity of free—to—use atms is needed to make sure customers do not struggle to access cash, according to the consumer watchdog, which? the uk's largest atm network, link, wants to cut the fees charged to card issuers by the machines' owners. but there are concerns an overhaul of the system could result in a significant reduction of free—to—access machines. link's plans could potentially reduce the number of atms in the uk or increase the number of paid—for atms in the uk. we want to make sure consumers have access to money in the way they want to, particularly in the face of closing bank branches, where people are finding it more and more difficult to get hold of a bank and get their money the way they want to. the fifa world cup is still six months away but players, managers and fans will already be dreaming about how well their team might do. it turns out they're not the only ones. following on from the success of paul the german 0ctopus, who

that was hugh schofield remembering johnny hallyday. the consumer group which? says an urgent review into the availability of free—to—use atms is needed to make sure customers do not struggle to access cash. there are concerns an overhaul of the link system could result in a significant reduction of free—to—access machines. which is calling on the payment systems regulator to step in and conduct an urgent market review. link's plans could potentially reduce the number of atms in the uk or increase the number of paid—for atms in the uk. we want to make sure that consumers have access to money in the way they want to, particularly in the face of closing bank branches, where people find it more and more difficult to get hold of a bank and get their money the way they want to. apple is reported to be close to buying the music recognition app shazam for about $400 million. shazam, which is based here in the uk, allows people to use their smartphone or computer to identify music through a snippet of sound, as well as giving the option to buy it. our business

and thousands of people gather in the streets of paris to pay tribute to the rock star johnny hallyday, who died on wednesday aged 74. now on bbc news, as part of our 100 women series, we meet the brazilians trying to improve the status of female

the funeral of johnny hallyday $300 million. thank you very much. the funeral ofjohnny hallyday is taking place in france. huge crowds of people have lined the streets of central paris to pay homage tojohnny hallyday, who died of cancer on wednesday. he was 74. these are the live pictures from the french capital. let's listen in to the choir. that is the scene in the church for the funeral service ofjohnny hallyday which is being attended on by the president. we're joined now by our paris correspondent hugh schofield. this is a very traditional sort of service of commemoration for the life ofjohnny service of commemoration for the life of johnny hallyday. service of commemoration for the life ofjohnny hallyday. it is different from the image he had as a rock performer. that bit we had to scene of the choir singing is traditional but what you have just missed is a section which was slightly more rock and roll. it has been moving, i have to say. the actress beautifully delivered a series of dedications to his fans, to his family, to his nursing staff

fans young and old sang ten how much i love you johnny hallyday is a beloved figure to generations of french ruckus. he was known as a bike and so hundreds joined halliday's funeral procession on the hollies. it was an unprecedented display of grief because for many french people holiday was more than just a star. city living he was life life at its most powerful brought in generous. and he was a part of ourselves our part of france was. his funeral was a smudge a concert as a church service. delegates wife and his children were consoled by mona's including three french presidents. and of course his spent was there too giving and on call performance for their leader. but hell of a funeral wasn't just an event for francis great and good it was an event that united much of the country in mourning for a man they called the french elvis. and after made already considered one of japan's best ever baseball players is about to become an angel twenty three year old shohei otani has signed with the los angeles angels even the move to major league baseball is the state's was expected but still

hallyday the man who taught the country to rock. on to their europe the answers to the oscars the european film awards will dark swedish comedy the square pick of the best film prize or when it goes to another contender. thank you for joining us well the arab league is holding an emergency session to discuss donald trump's controversial decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel the move by the u.s. president has drawn global condemnation and sparks violent protests among palestinians in gaza the west bank funerals have been held for two hamas militants killed in the owner asked. the. grief is rarely private in the middle east. militia men with masks and guns patrolled through crowds in cars the city an angry funeral parade. the dead were killed in asterix by israeli planes retaliation for rockets being fired towards israel from the gaza strip. two others died during clashes with israeli forces. get the balance remains relatively muted the real echo has been on the international diplomatic front. all along color come o

for nearly 60 years, johnny hallyday sang his songs to the french and today, in paris, they came to bid him goodbye. tens of thousands of fans, many of them from the older generation, people who grew up to his sounds in the happy, optimistic days of the ‘60s. for france, johnny was le rock'n'roll. he was the first here to open their ears to the thrilling new music coming from the united states. america was his obsession. america and motorbikes. hence the escort of hundreds of bikers for his funeral cortege down the champs—elysees. translation: let him rest in peace and wreak havoc up there. let him sing, let him get it going and let him open his heart up there, surrounded by family and friends. stars of music and screen, political leaders past and present — all there for the funeral service inside the madeleine church. for the french, johnny was their rock hero. the man who, for half a century, was always there with new songs, more performances. with his death, people really do feel that part of the nation's life has gone. hugh schofield, bbc news, paris. it's 50 years since a dis

that was hugh schofield remembering johnny hallyday. the consumer group which? says an urgent review into the availability of free—to—use atms is needed to make sure customers do not struggle to access cash. there are concerns an overhaul of the link system could result in a significant reduction of free—to—access machines. which? is calling on the payment systems regulator to step in and conduct an urgent market review. link's plans could potentially reduce the number of atms in the uk or increase the number of paid—for atms in the uk. we want to make sure that consumers have access to money in the way they want to, particularly in the face of closing bank branches, where people find it more and more difficult to get hold of a bank and get their money the way they want to. apple is reported to be close to buying the music recognition app shazam for about $400 million. shazam, which is based here in the uk, allows people to use their smartphone or computer to identify music through a snippet of sound as well as giving the option to buy it. our business

thousands of people gather in the streets of paris, to pay tribute to the rock star johnny hallyday, who died on wednesday aged 7a. and on sportsday in half an hour, west ham beat chelsea at the london stadium, the first win for new manager david moyes. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, says he has had frank and constructive talks with his iranian counterpart in tehran over the case of british iranian nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe who's been injail since 2016. the mother of one is serving a five—year prison term on charges of spying and trying to overthrow the iranian government, which she denies. the two—hour meeting covered a number ofareas, including mrs zaghari—ratcliffe‘s situation. our diplomatic correspondent james robbins reports. it could look routine, shaking hands before talks. but there is nothing routine about this encounter. the foreign secretary looking uncharacteristically tense, and with good reason. he wants to improve relations, but also criticise some of iran's actions, while arguing for prison releases, including of

french tv and radio stations have been playing nonstop tributes to french rocker johnny hallyday this wednesday he died outsidede images seventy for a very long. iggy unknown outside french speaking countries had a day none the less sold one hundred million recalls he was known as the french ounces elvis presley. and have it on the cover of parametrically no less than eighty times it second it back now at the fifteen year career of johnny hallyday. prince saying that he'd be alright codes and was undoubtedly the face of french chocolate sugar vote. nineteen sixty one the religion french rock and roll its leader johnny halliday and the single never lost his faith. as a seven seed have. one. state. years as consoled himself and his music. we 12/06/17 12/06/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! pres. trump: the united states has great strength and patience. but if it is forced to defend itself or allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. amy: could tension between president trump and north korean leader kim jon

for nearly 60 years, johnny hallyday sang his songs to the french and today, in paris, they came to bid him goodbye. tens of thousands of fans, many of them from the older generation, people who grew up to his sounds in the happy, optimistic days of the ‘60s. for france, johnny was le rock'n'roll. he was the first here to open their ears to the thrilling new music coming from the united states. america was his obsession. america and motorbikes. hence the escort of hundreds of bikers for his funeral cortege down the champs—elysees. translation: let him rest in peace and wreak havoc up there. let him sing, let him get it going and let him open his heart up there, surrounded by family and friends. stars of music and screen, political leaders past and present — all there for the funeral service inside the madeleine church. for the french, johnny was their rock hero. the man who, for half a century, was always there with new songs, more performances. with his death, people really do feel that part of the nation's life has gone. hugh schofield, bbc news, paris. and there's much more det

thousands of people gather in the streets of paris to pay tribute to the rock star johnny hallyday, who died on wednesday aged 7a. and on sportsday in half an hour, west ham beat chelsea at the london stadium, the first win for new manager david moyes. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, says he has had frank and constructive talks with his iranian counterpart in tehran over the case of british iranian nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe who's been injail since 2016. the mother of one is serving a five—year prison term on charges of spying and trying to overthrow the iranian government, which she denies. the two—hour meeting covered a number ofareas, including mrs zaghari—ratcliffe‘s situation. our diplomatic correspondent james robbins reports. it could look routine, shaking hands before talks will stop but there is nothing routine about this encounter. the foreign secretary and uncharacteristic pretence, and with good reason. he wants to improve relations, but also criticised some of iran's actions, while arguing for prison releases, including of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, i case m

for nearly 60 years, johnny hallyday sang his songs to the french, and today they came to bid him goodbye. tens of thousands of fans, many of them from the older generation, people who grew up to his sounds in the happy, optimistic days of the 60s. for france, johnny was le rock and roll. he was the first to open their ears to the thrilling new music coming from the united states. america was his obsession. america and motorbikes. hence the escort of hundreds of bikers for his funeral cortege down the champs—elysees. translation: let him rest in peace and wreak havoc up there. let him sing, and get it going, and open his heart up there, surrounded by family and friends. stars of music and screen, political leaders past and present, they were all there for the funeral service inside the church. for the french, johnny was their rock hero, the man who, for half a century, was always there with new songs and new performances. with his death people do feel that part of the nation's life has gone. donald trump's visit to the southern us state of mississippi has been met with a protest by demo

france's biggest rock star, johnny hallyday, has died from lung cancer at the age of 74. known as the ‘french elvis‘, he was hugely popular in the francophone world but less well—known elsewhere, earning him the nickname "the biggest rock star you've never heard of." georgina smyth reports. the curtain falls on one of france's favourite voices. the namejohnny hallyday may not be well known to english audiences, but some of his vigor ‘s tips are known the world over. “— vigor ‘s tips are known the world over. —— biggest hits. a household name in his country of france, hallyday sold more than 100 million albums in his career, and starred in several films. born albums in his career, and starred in severalfilms. bornjohn albums in his career, and starred in several films. born john phillippe smidt, he broke onto the music scene in the 1960s by singing rock ‘n‘ roll songs in his native tongue, earning him the nickname "french elvis". he was made a chevalier of the legion d'honore by the french president in the 1990s, but despite his success at home, he fa

for nearly 60 years, johnny hallyday sang his songs to the french and today, in paris, they came to bid him goodbye. tens of thousands of fans, many of them from the older generation, people who grew up to his sounds in the happy, optimistic days of the ‘60s. for france, johnny was le rock'n'roll. he was the first here to open their ears to the thrilling new music coming from the united states. america was his obsession. america and motorbikes. hence the escort of hundreds of bikers for his funeral cortege down the champs—elysees. translation: let him rest in peace and wreak havoc up there. let him sing, let him get it going and let him open his heart up there, surrounded by family and friends. stars of music and screen, political leaders past and present — all there for the funeral service inside the madeleine church. for the french, johnny was their rock hero. the man who, for half a century, was always there with new songs, more performances. with his death, people really do feel that part of the nation's life has gone. hugh schofield, bbc news, paris. a so—called bat plague

the french elvis johnny hallyday dies at the age of seventy four. have you with us palestinian leaders in the occupied west bank are calling for three days of rage over u.s. plans to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel and relocate the american embassy to the city the trumpet ministrations move has sparked international condemnation and warnings from across the globe the saudi king says the move will inflame the feelings of muslims while the palestinian president mahmoud abbas is warning of dangerous consequences the status of the city is at the core of the israeli palestinian conflict the international community does not recognize jerusalem as israel's capital it is home to sacred religious sites for muslims jews and christians palestinian leaders have long said the capital of their future state will be located there she has returned she has more from washington d.c. . at the white house there was no sense of the international uproar that's been caused by donald trump's forthcoming speech announcing the. u.s. has recognition of jerusalem a

hallyday died of lung cancer on wednesday at the age of seventy four tens of thousands of people turned down to see him off ahead of his funeral. hundreds of bikers joined the funeral procession for a thunderous sendoff johnny holiday himself drove a harley he was a working class hero whose appeal eventually comes across class divides. we got a trailer you look around there are all sorts of people workers everything young people old people less young people we don't care where always young for johnny the jungle journey. that would have been no johnnie without british and american rock but he made it very much his own and he sang in french. on the steps of the mud lane church president manuel mccall paid tribute there is what i'm told to tell you a career spanning almost sixty years is a thousand songs fifty albums. you were with us still with us with us for ever more the. johnny holiday will be buried next week on the caribbean island of sam but tell me. all right in fat are days bundesliga action there was another in defeat for beleaguered boston dark moaned they lost two one at home t

why did we not understand johnny hallyday? briefly because i think that however is best memory his best memory on scene was in london, five yea rs memory on scene was in london, five years ago, in 2012, in the royal albert hall, because he sees many people and a lot of people, grew up to the scene like during the sixty, for him it was i think it is best memory. thank you so much for coming in. hope you see us again soon. time for a look at the weather. have disruptive weather on the cards over the next 2a hours, a wind warning issued an am were warning from the met office so be prepared. we could see wind storms for during thursday. on wednesday evening the winds are picking up. gales are severe gales as this band of rain tracks south—east wards across much of the country, so it is going to be a mild start, but a windy one where ever you are, so a a mild start, but a windy one where ever you are, so a spell of heavy rain, the wind picking up, into northern northern ireland too, storm force gusts of winds which may lead to di

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france's biggest rock star, johnny hallyday, has died from lung cancer at the age of 7a. known as the french elvis, he was hugely popular in the francophone world. the european court ofjustice is due to issues a landmark ruling on whether luxury brands can stop retailers from selling their products on online marketplaces such as amazon and ebay. those and other stories of interest on the bbc news app. it is interesting for any of you who are interested in driverless cars. nissan intends to start trailing d riverless nissan intends to start trailing driverless taxi is in tokyo from march next year. if that interests you take a look when you have time. now onto the stories dominating the media around the world, whether it be print, online, or in social media. we'll start here in the uk — a story on many front pages — we'll take a look at the daily telgraph. it has the headline "m15 foils islamist terror plot to kill may" — the article reads "security services have foiled an alleged plot to assassinate the uk prime minister in downing street. two men are due to appear

and thousands of people gather in the streets of paris to pay tribute to the rock star johnny hallyday, who died on wednesday aged 7a. now on bbc news, as part of our 100 women series, we meet the brazilians trying to improve the status of female footballers in their country. we're challenging teams of women in four cities around the world to tackle everyday problems that blight their lives... in the workplace. we need a working prototype by tomorrow morning. in education. emojis not showing up in the overlay. on public transport. there's only, i don't know, 50 more to do or something. and on the sports field. using bbc outlets, the teams can appeal for help from around the world. they have just one week to find a modern solution to a long—standing issue. welcome to the bbc‘s 100 women challenge. rio dejaneiro is a city famed for its passion for sport. it was home to the 2016 olympic and paralympic games. and hosted the most recent football world cup in 2014. the beautiful game is adored by millions here but has an ugly past. for almost a0 years, women were banned from playing foot

hallyday died of lung cancer on wednesday at the age of seventy four tens of thousands of people turned out to see him off ahead of his funeral lining the streets to watch bikers a skordas coffin to the ceremony. hundreds of bikers joined the funeral procession for a thunderous sendoff johnny holiday himself drove a harley he was a working class hero whose appeal adventure he comes across class divides. their yacht a trailer you look around there are all sorts of people workers everything young people old people less young people we don't care we're always young for johnny the jungle journey. that would have been no johnny without british and american rock but he made it very much his own and he sang in french. on the steps of the mud lame church president manuel mccall paid tribute to his fortune told a career spanning almost sixty years is a thousand songs fifty albums. you were with us still with us with us forever more the. johnny holiday will be buried next week on the caribbean island of somebody telling me. you're watching news coming to you from berlin we'll be back again at the

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johnny hallyday fans are paying their last respects to the singer who has also been dubbed the french elvis they sold a central station paris where in europe possession is currently underway how there was a huge figure in france credited with bringing the role of the country after world war two french president among speak on the same use a later today they died wednesday at the age of seventy four. and the harlem globetrotters are taking their world famous basketball stunts to some new ites this player is about to attempt a spectacular shot inside school bus it's called on top of a building in downtown st louis missouri it's almost fifty meters above the ground on what happens. nothing but that the harlem globetrotters have still got it. you're watching the news coming to live from berlin we'll have more news for you at the top of the hour in the meantime don't forget you can always get the latest on our web site that's dot com i'm sarah harman from the whole team here in berlin thanks for watching we'll see you at the top of the hour for more five for doubt. on freedom and the whole

hallyday. and also in the programme — a tale from the tomb — egypt puts its newest mummy on show, three thousand years

thousands gather on the streets of paris to pay tribute to the french rock star johnny hallyday, who died on wednesday aged 7a. batsman ben duckett has been dropped from england's ashes tour game on saturday following an incident in bar in perth.

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thousands of people gather in the streets of paris to pay tribute to the rock star johnny hallyday, who died on wednesday aged 7a. my my guest on meet the author this week is historian norman davies who leaves his usual european territory to navigate the world in a global journey into history. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. our guests joining me tonight are the political commentator jo phillips and nigel nelson, political editor of the sunday mirror. the mail on sunday reports that theresa may had to intervene in a stand up row between the defence and foreign secretaries in the house of commons the observer leads with a warning that the eu is under pressure not to give the uk a better trade deal than other non—member countries get after brexit. the sunday express says leading brexit supporting mps want the uk to make clear it will walk away from any trade deal they don't think is good enough. the sunday telegraph goes with tensions within the cabinet over the meaning of the commitments the prime minister made to move the brexit

now johnny hallyday fans are paying their last respects to the singer often dubbed the french elvis they filled central paris where a funeral procession is currently underway halladay was a huge figure in france credited with bringing rock'n'roll to the country after world war two french president a monologue crumbled speak on the shots and he's a leader today halladay died last wednesday at the age of seventy four. time now for some sports news and there's a special match up in the bundesliga this weekend the boa tang darby when frankfort host byron munich brothers kevin prince and jerome batang go head to head for the first time in nearly three years. kevin prince on track to frankfort midfielder. jerome defender at byron munich the bulletins are two brothers as different as they are like kevin prince is a bit of an extrovert he's never afraid to put on a show somewhere worried his big personality would unsettle the frankfurt squad but quite the opposite has happened his leadership and self-confidence fit right alongside that of his coach not for the moves which we're going to get our

could this year's teleton be tricky because of the national ceremony tomorrow in honor of johnny hallyday. florence: his passing has been a major story in france. that could be hard to understand because he is not famous outside of france. if you want to know why french people love johnny, there is a special report on why we love him so much. yesterday, french authorities said they will pay a national en toche! -- a national homage the rockstar. there was a thought that he might get a state funeral, and honor usually reserved for french heroes. the prince there's the french presidency stopped short of that and invented a new ceremony for him, called a popular homage. thousands of people are expected to flock to this spectacle on the iconic shamsul is a. ps elysee.nic cham there will be a ceremony at a church in the middle of paris. i will be there to bring you the details. molly: in france, it is -- middlefor medical school students to get experience in the working world. florence: it is during the equivalent of the freshman year, but you are still in middle school in france. you are abou

france's biggest rock star, johnny hallyday, has died from lung cancer at the age of 74. known as the french elvis, he achieved huge popularity at home, even if that never really translated beyond the french—speaking world. georgina smythe reports. the curtain falls on one of france's favourite voices. hallyday sold more than 100 million albums in his career, and starred in severalfilms. born jean—philippe smet, he broke onto the music scene in the 1960s by singing rock ‘n' roll songs in his native tongue, earning him the nickname french elvis. he was made a chevalier of the legion d'honneur by french president jacques chirac in 1997 but despite his success at home, he failed to crack the lucrative american or any english—speaking market. the veteran rock star, known fondly to francophone fans as 0urjohnny, is being remembered as an icon with a voice transcending generations. french president emmanuel macron has also paid tribute, saying that hallyday carved himself into the lives of french people. his wife confirmed he had passed away from lung cancer with courag

a national popular june and often compared to elvis presley johnny hallyday died from lung cancer at the age of seventy four natasha butler looks back at his career. he was france's rock'n'roll superstar the nation's elvis with his piercing blue eyes blonde quick and charisma johnny hallyday dominated the stage and captivated fans for decades. and it is crisp and nearly sixty years he sold more than one hundred million records produced more than seventy albums and toured relentlessly his fame transcended music he was a national icon but outside of the french speaking world many people were baffled by the popularity of the leather clad rocker they couldn't understand how he managed to appeal to fans of all ages and from all walks of life whether you were on the right or on the left he was a bit like getting the nerve him bodied fronts not an elite fronts but the one of ordinary people and the dreams the ones that went to his concerts in many ways johnny was from. halliday's personal story of rags to riches added to the myth he was born john phillips met during the second world war in

for arts continues to mourn the rock star johnny hallyday who died yesterday at the age of seventy four. memorial c ceremony will taking place here in paris tomorrow howow today f foune had been living in. sees you just a little sigh geeze for the last few years. and the people have made out of bali's reckless at his local community did remember him fondly as navy iridescent reports. i his restaurant in los angeles step in readiness is about one of his rock icons johnny holliday who also happens to be one of his frequent customers. killeded in hit though he ss that the rock legend was nice and humble with a taste for a good french meal. really murphy follow is associate him with movies muscles and french fries unavailable. when his wife used by packets of madeleine cakes. johnny loved a french food that he dreamt of american cinema his dreams of working in movies alongside hollywood legends and never happens although many of his friends films would be screened out coal khoa. the festival of french cinema in los angeles. if he was pleased to be hundreds and i moved by the idea that ameri

and thousands in france says goodbye to their rock and roll legend johnny hallyday.

hallyday, who died on wednesday aged 7a.

france's biggest rock star johnny hallyday has died from lung cancer. french media says the news was confirmed by his wife. he was 7a. the singer, real name jean—philippe smet, sold about 100 million records and starred in a number of films. he was made a chevalier of the legion d'honneur by presidentjacques chirac in 1997 — the highest honour for any french citizen, whether civilian or military. the french have simply called him "ourjohnny". but outside the french speaking world, hallyday was almost unknown. and that is about it from us. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm at l vaughanjones. this is bbc news. hello. this is the point where this week's weather begins to get considerably more dramatic. and this is the driver of the change, this curl of cloud on the satellite picture, a deep area of low pressure which has been named by the met office, storm caroline. nothing will happen much on wednesday morning. feeding in a lot of cloud and some mild air. temperatures as we start the day, eight, nine, ten across the

france's biggest rock star johnny hallyday has died from lung cancer. french media says the news was confirmed by his wife. he was 74. the singer, real name jean—philippe smet, sold about 100 million records and starred in a number of films. he was made a chevalier of the legion d'honneur by presidentjacques chirac in 1997 — the highest honour for any french citizen, whether civilian or military. the french have simply called him "ourjohnny". but outside the french speaking world, hallyday was almost unknown. you are watching bbc news. hello. this is the point where this week's weather begins to get considerably more dramatic. and this is the driver of the change, this curl of cloud on the satellite picture, a deep area of low pressure which has been named by the met office, storm caroline. nothing will happen much on wednesday morning. feeding in a lot of cloud and some mild air. temperatures as we start the day, eight, nine, ten across the south—west. expect cloud. the odd patchy rain and drizzle that the 11 degrees for plymouth. cardiff, simila

thousands gather on the streets of paris to pay tribute to the french rock star johnny hallyday, who died on wednesday aged 74. the batsmen who is dropped from

and french rock icon johnny hallyday has died from lung cancer at the age of seventy four known as the french elvis how they helped popularize rock n roll in the francophone world helping him sell one hundred million records in a fifteen year career. now the international olympic committee has banned russia from competing in the two thousand and eighteen winter olympics some clean athletes however will be able to compete as neutrals under strict conditions with just ten weeks before the games begin in south korea the i.o.c. said there was enough evidence of systematic doping to justify the ban it is the second time in a row that the russian team has been banned from the olympics the i.o.c. is executive board were presented reports containing evidence of systematic doping in russia they spent tuesday afternoon poring over it and came to a final conclusion announced by two must be the i.o.c. as president. of the russian olympic committee is suspended who is immediate effect. individual clean the russian obsoletes will be able to participate under strict conditions at the olympic winter g