the queen has one of the greatest collections of leonardo da vinci s drawings in the world. to mark the 500th anniversary of the old master s death, she's sharing 1aa of his works with museums across the uk. 0ur arts editor will gompertz has been travelling around the country to see the drawings. leonardo da vinci was the ultimate renaissance man, a polymath who could turn his mind to anything and produce exquisite drawings, examples of which have been lent by the royal collection trust to 12 museums across the uk. each venue has a group of drawings selected to reflect the diversity of leonardo's interests. we are in the national museum in cardiff among its 12 leonardos, all of which are magnificent, of course, but i wanted to point out two of the works. the first is this late anatomical drawing, which is great, but it does contain a mistake. in this left—hand edge leonardo has left an inky thumbprint. and then over here is a drawing which shows the artist's deep interest in botany. it's a beautiful symmetrical design of a grain bearing grass from asia. known asjob's tears

the queen has one of the greatest collections of leonardo da vinci s drawings in the world. to mark the 500th anniversary of the old masters death, her majesty is sharing 1aa of his works with museums across the uk. 0ur arts editor, will gompertz, has been travelling around the uk to see the masterpieces on display. leonardo da vinci was the ultimate renaissance man, a polymath who could turn his mind to anything, then describe it with is hand by producing exquisite drawings, examples of which have been lent by the royal collection trust to 12 museums across the uk. each venue has a group of drawings selected to reflect the diversity of leonardo's interests. we're in the national museum in cardiff among its 12 leonardos, all of which are magnificent, of course, but ijust wanted to point out two of the works. the first is this late anatomical drawing, which is great, but it does contain a mistake. on this left—hand edge, leonardo has left an inky thumbprint. and then over here is a drawing which shows the artist's deep interest in botany. it's a beautiful symmetrical design

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my my mind is playing at the nature of the 1aa leonardo da vinci day. i did not know there were so many in existence. coming up next on bbc world news — ros atkins is here with outside source and for viewers in the uk — we'll have the latest headlines. for now — from jane o brien in washington and me nuala mcgovern in london — goodbye. hello, bad. we have got a very destructive further coming. the area of low pressure, where there's weather front putting in, of low pressure, where there's weatherfront putting in, the rain has had very quickly into snow. because the south—west of england, and into what parts of south wales, it has continued to move its way north and eastwards very slowly. heavy snow falling in a short space of time. a met office amber warning has been issued, for the south—west of england. snow is likely to be very disruptive, and quite steep in places, even down to lower levels. 5-10 places, even down to lower levels. 5—10 centimetres, particularly hers. even more than that, because part of southern and eastern wales, arou

leonardo da vinci knew that to five hundred years ago your systems haven't changed all that much since then. just take a few gear wheels and a few different sizes and you're sad. but perhaps there is a way to improve traditional gear boxes for hundreds of years engineers and builders that said no. but. we're undeterred. they thought it might be possible after all and went back to the drawing board. years have been around for a very long time and have been tweaked and optimized over the years we wanted to do something revolutionary a leap forward. when it comes to gear boxes what would a revolution look like one basic form of care boxes called in at the cyclic or planetary gear as the name implies it's reminiscent of our solar system the sun gear in the center rotates quickly setting the planet years in motion the planet here is rotate more slowly than the sun. but there's a problem along with changing the speed of rotation a gearbox has another job to do it has to increase turning force or torque. these forces are transmitted by the teeth that touch one another like here here and here

leonardo da vinci knew that two five hundred years ago. gear systems haven't changed all that much since then. just take a few gear wheels and a few different sizes and you're sad. but perhaps there is a way to improve traditional gear boxes for hundreds of years engineers in buildings that said no. we're undeterred. they thought it might be possible after all and went back to the drawing board. years have been around for a very long time and have been tweaked and optimized over the years we wanted to do something revolutionary leap forward. when it comes to gearboxes what a revolution look like one basic form of care box is called an episodic like or planetary gear as the name implies it's reminiscent of our solar system the sun in the center rotates quickly setting the planet years in motion the planet rotate more slowly than the sun. but there's a problem along with changing the speed of rotation a gearbox has another job to do it has to increase turning force or torque. these forces are transmitted by the teeth that touch one another l

and what this is about is to eu countries having a spat over leonardo da vinci. and it is so much more at important than the economic failures of italy and the social disruption in france is it it is because of the five star movement. that is part of the reason why. but the leader of the reason why. but the leader of the five star movement, they offered support to the french yellow vest protesters. the french yellow vest protesters. the french have taken umbrage at this and this has caused a diplomatic spat. if the italians want to do her own, let them do their own exhibition. that is the thing. part of the problem is that the italians, because they were too busy dealing with other things, did not actually realise that leonardo's anniversary was coming and they messed it all up. they are now angry that the french are way ahead of them but are also making out that the french never allow the mona lisa to leave frantz. is there anything we would never let go from this country? —— to leave frantz. —— france. is there nothing we hold so sacred? henry viii ‘s

da vinci had, from costume design to extreme weather effects and of course, famously, his detailed analysis of the human body, with images which are still well regarded today. but are they accurate, ian? they certainly are, will. if you look at the level of the anatomical detail here, it is equal to any standard surgical text in the modern era. more importantly, he's somehow picked up the functionality of these muscles and imbued them with life. the display here at the kelvingrove art gallery and museum in glasgow shows the two sides of leonardo. on the one hand, you have the fine artist who's interested in modelling form in really delicate detail using light and shade. on the other hand, you've got leonardo the engineer, who's interested in the movement of a horse and in designing weapons or fanciful war machines, as he called them. and he also liked to make maps such as this one of the central region of italy, including the arno valley where he was born. these, he made to support his architectural work. the final venue on this whistle—stop tour is the sunderland museum, where i'm joined

the queen has one of the greatest collections of leonardo da vinci s drawings in the world. to mark the 500th anniversary of the old masters death, she's sharing 144 of his works with museums across the uk. our arts editor will gompertz has been travelling around the country to see the drawings. leonardo da vinci was the ultimate renaissance man, a polymath who could turn his mind to anything and produce exquisite drawings, examples of which have been lent by the royal collection trust to 12 museums across the uk. each venue has a group of drawings selected to reflect the diversity of leonardo's interests. we are in the national museum in cardiff among its 12 leonardos, all of which are magnificent, of course, but i wanted to point out two of the works. the first is this late anatomical drawing, which is great, but it does contain a mistake. in this left—hand edge leonardo has left an inky thumbprint. and then over here is a drawing which shows the artist's deep interest in botany. it's a beautiful symmetrical design of a grain bearing grass from asia. ...known asjob's tea

second paych dueling over da vinci --an why italy and are in a stand' over some of leonardo's greatest works 500 years after his deh. laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. e united states has doubled down on its call for nicolas maduro to step aside and allow for a peaceful transition of power in venezuela. the u.s. secretary of state called mr. maduro's regime illegitimate. the u.s., u.k., and leading countries in latin america have backed opposition leader juan guaidÓ, who declared himselfes interim ent. china and russia are supporting mr. maduro. venezuela's economy is in freefall, which has led millions to leave the country. our north america editor jon sopel has this report. jo last night in caracas, lot of recent nights in the venezuelan capital, gunfire, violence, protests against the government, a cycle seemingly without end as the economy of this oil-riccountry collapses. but there was one crucial difference -- it came after mass rallieas the leader of the national assembly, 35-year-old juan guaidÓ, declared himself interim presi

dueling er da vinci -- why italy and france are in a standoff over some of leonardo's eatest works 500 years a his death. laura: welcome to our viewers on evpublic tion in america and around the globe. the united states has doubled wn on its call for nicolas maduro to step aside and allow for a peaceful transition of power in venezuela. the u.s. secretary of state called mr. maduro's regime illegitimate.u. th, u.k., and leadingin countrieatin america have backed oppositiondoeader juan gÓ, who declared himself interim president. china and russia are suprorting mr. ma venezuela's economy is in freefall, which has led millions to leave the country. our north america editor jon sopel has this report. jon: last night in caracas, like lot of recent nights in the venezuelan capital, gunfire, tolence, protests against government, a cycle seemingly nomy of end as the e this oil-rich country collapses. but there was one crucial difference -- it came after mass rallies as the leader of the national assembly, 35-ar-old juan guaidÓ, declared himself interim president, as thousandsk too the street

leonardo da vinci and niccolo machiavelli... i know who they are. i can't remember if they were living at the same time. napoleon bonaparte and claude monet...potentially. william shakespeare and columbus, that's another potential one. you know, my plus one, she's learning italian. >> okay. >> so i feel that she would be able to help me with this question, and i would be taking a guess, and i don't want to be taking that risk this early on.

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to increase or decrease the speed of rotation you need a gear leonardo da vinci knew that to five hundred years ago your systems haven't changed all that much since then. just take a few gear wheels and a few different sizes and you're sad. but perhaps there is a way to improve traditional boxes for hundreds of years engineers and builders of said no. but thomas and munfordville were undeterred. they thought it might be possible after all and went back to the drawing board. years have been around for a very long time and have been tweaked and optimized over the years we wanted to do something revolutionary leap forward. when it comes to gearboxes what would a revolution look like one basic form of care boxes called an episodic like our planetary gear at the name implied that's reminiscent of our solar system the sun here in the center rotates quickly setting the planet years in motion the planet rotate more slowly than the sun. but there's a problem along with changing the speed of rotation a gearbox has another job to do it has to increase turning force or torque. these forces are transm

leonardo da vinci knew that to five hundred years ago your systems haven't changed all that much since then. just take a few gear wheels and a few different sizes and you're set. but perhaps there is a way to improve traditional gear boxes for hundreds of years engineers and builders of said no. but thomas and munfordville were undeterred. they thought it might be possible after all and went back to the drawing board. years have been around for a very long time and have been tweaked and optimized over the years we wanted to do something revolutionary a leap forward. when it comes to gear boxes what a revolution look like one basic form of care boxes called in at the cyclic or planetary gear at the name and it's reminiscent of our solar system the sun here in the center rotates quickly setting the planet years in motion the planet hears rotate more slowly than the sun. but there's a problem along with changing the speed of rotation a gearbox has another job to do it has to increase turning force or torque. these forces are transmitted by the teeth that touch one another like here here a

da vinci's legacy but they do have one thing in common both want to take the lead within the e.u. charlotte even ski. paris well we spoke to mark about sania he's a professor of politics at the university of milan and he thinks the may does make a fair point. if think there is a basis for the ija demaio accusation against friends little group of countries in central africa and that treat francis the us they look for them for recognition during the civil war or they reach out for minister it's in france they use the currency that is backed by the french treasury and so on him and saying if you don't call it media colonialism i wonder what what kind of policy could you call me a colonialism it's they are at an all time low those relations between the france and italy and it's clear why this point mark on the government in france is really sort of you and soon regime walking out together the european union the sort of the old elite for thirty or forty years. there are always two sides to every story somehow at a pace to be true to you about the standoff between a student wearing a ma

da vinci's legacy but they do have one thing in common both want to take the lead within the e.u. charlotte even ski. paris professor of politics and university of milan marcus and he does think that the mayor has made a fair point. if there is a basis for you to mine you are accusations against friends little groups untruths central africa. treat francis' the us there look for them for recognition during the civil war of their reach out for minister in france to use the currency that was backed by the french treasury and so on i'm answering if you don't call it mere colonialism i wonder what we're trying to call it could you call me a colonialism it's they are at an all time low the relations between the france and italy it's clear why this point mark on the government in france is really sort of soon regime walked out together the european union the sort of the old elite for thirty or forty years. now the news this afternoon an airliner one an internal flight and russia has been forced to make an emergency landing after a failed hijacking officials and an unarmed passenger tried

da vinci's legacy but they do have one thing in common both want to take the lead within the e.u. charlotte even ski. paris. there's always two sides to one story and that's the case of restaurant off between a student wearing a make america great again cap and a native american veteran the video taken in washington d.c. went viral staring outrage in the media caleb maupin looks at what's not being reported. a visual like this will get your blood boiling. the catholic high school student who comes face to face with a native american elder in a viral video is now responding to the media went wild youth in trump's trademark tat disrespecting an elderly native american just starving viral video has sparked outrage toward covington catholic high school just stirring viral video shows a modern city make america great again perhaps harassing a native american outer in washington a troubling incident at the foot of the lincoln memorial and it wasn't just any native american this guy is a vietnam veteran he was instantly turned into a hero by celebrities and the media this is appalling th

da vinci's legacy but they do have one thing in common both want to take the lead within the e.u. charlotte even ski. paris. new site buzz feed is standing by an incendiary report which claims that donald trump instructed his former lawyer to lie to congress about a proposed business deal in russia the article details an alleged confession by local color to special counsel rather than his investigation into election meddling though it was dismissed the story broke in the media as a bombshell moment holkins breaks it all down for us. it's been a while since we've seen another leak story all right he's ation linking president trump to the kremlin just about a week or so in fact one of the latest allegations coming from democratic representative eric swalwell telling what i said we see to add to the mounting collusion evidence do you believe the president right now has been an agent of the russians yes i think there is more evidence that he has yes and i think all the arrows point that direction i haven't seen a single piece of evidence that he's not sound like a double negative or l

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da vinci's legacy but they do have one thing in common both want to take the lead within the e.u. charlotte even ski. paris well professor of politics at the university of milan mark of a sonnet us thing that the mayor has made a fair point i think there is a basis for the ija demaio are accusations against friends little group of countries in central africa in that treat francis the us there look for them for recognition during the civil war of their reach out for ministers in france they use the currency that was backed by the french treasury and so on and i'm saying if you don't call it media colonialism i wonder what kind of policy could you call me a colonialism it's they are at an all time low relations between the france and italy and it's clear why this point mark on the government in france is really sort of even steven regime walk out together the european union and the sort of the old elite for thirty or forty years. that the world's political and business elites are gathering in the swiss town of davus at the moment for the world the annual world economic forum which i

da vinci's legacy but they do have one thing in common both want to take the lead within the e.u. charlotte even ski. paris we spoke with a. professor of politics at the university of maryland he things to my zero makes a fair point i think there is a basis for the ija demaio accusation against friends little group of countries in central africa in that treat francis the us there look for them for recognition during the civil war or they reach out for minister it's in france they use the currency that is backed by the french treasury and so on him i'm saying if you don't call it media colonialism i wonder what what kind of policy could you call me of colonialism it's they are and i'm at an all time low those were lation two thousand the france or nearly noon and it's clear why you know at this point my craw on the government in france is really sort of even steven regime what kept together the european union the sort of the old believed for thirty or forty years i made tensions between paris and rome germany and france are seeking to strengthen ties the two european heavyweights a

da vinci's legacy but they do have one thing in common both want to take the lead within the e.u. surely do you can ski. paris. in other news this evening there has been a new development in the script in the u.k. because it's been revealed one of the first people on the scene to administer hope to the poisoned ex russian spy and his daughter was a senior army medic with more details on that his. it was a senior army medic and her teenage daughter. it's been revealed were one of the first responders when again u.s. script were found collapsed on a bench and souls last march now the local teenage girl had recently undergone a first aid course at school and the family had been celebrating the girl's brother's birthday so they were out in the city center and the sixteen year old girl spotted the pair unconscious and she didn't initially thought that so gay square power was suffering from a heart attack so she quickly alerted her mother who happens to be a british army know that together the two of them gave the script files first stayed until the paramedics arrived now the reason we

da vinci's legacy but they do have one thing in common both want to take the lead within the e.u. charlotte even ski. paris. to discuss this further we can now bring in george samueli a senior research fellow with the global policy institute of london george welcome to the program so as we head the deputy prime minister accused france of colonialist policies in africa do you think there's any basis to this accusation. well obviously there is i mean the french a quite unique in the sense that they are actually still maintaining their own currency within the former colonies that do something quite extraordinary and of course as a result of that they enjoy all of the advantages that their own strong currency it gives them gives them a captive market it makes their products. very accessible to their former colonies and it also makes their former colonies rather uncompetitive in the world markets so it's a nice built in advantage to the french which are actually very few people know about so it's the time is to have a point of saying you know what crohn's actually you know still mainta

da vinci's legacy but they do have one thing in common both want to take the lead within the e.u. charlotte even ski. paris. there's been a new development in this group case in the united kingdom it's been revealed one of the first people on the scene to administer hope to the poisoned russian spy and his daughter was a senior army medic with the details his arteries police. it was a seeing our army medic and her teenage daughter at it it's been revealed were one of the first responders when again u.s. cripple were found collapsed on a bench and souls last march now the local teenage girl had recently undergone a first aid course at school and the family had been celebrating the girl's brother's birthday so they were out in the city center and the sixteen year old girl spotted the pair unconscious and she didn't initially thought that sergei square powell was suffering from a heart attack so she quickly a loss of her mother who happens to be a british army know that together the two of them gave the script files first stayed until the paramedics are. right now the reason we know

da vinci's legacy but they do have one thing in common both want to take the lead within the e.u. charlotte even ski. paris. can now bring in marcus on a professor of politics at the university of milan to discuss this further are coming on to the program marco now as we heard the italian deputy prime minister kings france of colonialist policies in africa is there any basis in your opinion to this accusation. well i don't think it's sort of an accusation it's it's a very well known fact actually that france plays the rounder and the superpower in a small part of the world you know all the rest of the world look at the u.s. there is a little group of countries in central africa in that country francis the u.s. now africa so they look for them for recognition during the civil war or they reach out for minister it's in france they use the currency that is backed by the french treasury and so on and on saying if you don't don't call it neocolonialism i wonder what what kind of policy could you call neo colonialism it's very clear well there are all sorts of european powers still in t

da vinci's legacy but they do have one thing in common both want to take the lead within the e.u. charlotte devinsky. paris. germany has banned a major iranian airline from using the country's airports citing security concerns a government spokesperson explained the move to. its cannot be ruled out at this airline could be used to transport things to germany that affects our security concerns this is especially true against the backdrop of terrorist activity intelligence on terrorist activities from the iranian side and the rain entities in europe in the past for mohan there is the second largest airline in iran is privately owned with no direct links to the iranian government they carry operates routes across asia and europe including four flights a week between germany and tehran. mohan air has been under u.s. sanctions since twenty eleven washington has accused the company of transporting arms to so-called terrorist proxy groups including house butler providing support to the syrian government the trump administration has welcomes chamisa sishen to ban the airline. we fully sup

leonardo da vinci has found himself at the centre of an international spat. italy has denied a request from france for the loan of a number of his paintings. the works of art had been requested for a major exhibition in paris, designed to mark the 500th anniversary later this year of da vinci's death. 0ur italy correspondent james reynolds reports from florence. take as much time as you need in front of each of these early leonardo paintings on display in florence. they will not be going on tour to join the mona lisa at the louvre in paris. you would think there would be enough leonardo works to go around to keep everyone happy, but that is not how this argument is playing out. the artist is now essentially the subject of an international custody dispute. the uffizi gallery says that the works are too fragile to be moved. any travel always puts works of art at risk. i mean, there are very, very sophisticated ways of having paintings travel nowadays. however, nothing is as safe as keeping them where they are. but there is much more to it than simple conservati

leonardo da vinci was of course the original renaissance man, and the toast of europe, but today the artist is at the centre of an international spat. italy has denied a request from france for the loan of a number of his paintings. the works of art had been requested for a major exhibition in paris, designed to mark the 500th anniversary of da vinci's death later this year. our italy correspondent james reynolds reports from florence. take as much time as you need in front of each of these leonardo paintings in florence — they will not be going on tour tojoin paintings in florence — they will not be going on tour to join the mona lisa in paris. you would think there would be enough leonardo works to keep everyone happy, but that is not how that argument is playing out. the artist is now essentially the subject of an international custody dispute. this gallery says the works are too fragile to be moved. any travel always puts works of art at risk. they're sophisticated ways of having paintings travel now. however, nothing is as safe as keeping them where they are. but there is mu

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