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by the royal ballet as our arts editor will gompertz reports. this is the first time since mid—march that the full orchestra and the full ballet company have been back at the royal opera house. things have changed a bit while they've been away. the stalls have been removed so the orchestra can play down there, and all the scenery is gone so the orchestra can play at the back if it wants to. this stage is huge, so social distancing is possible, and the dancers only dance in pairs if they are in a specific ballet bubble of two for pas de deuxs. we're in a bubble. he's my working husband. laughter what's it like to be back? really good. really nice. if you leave it till late, you probably never... yeah, the body starts to go, like, into netflix mode. yes, exactly, exactly! how's it different compared to a pre—lockdown show? well, a lot of it is. i think no—one was ready, no—one could even think that... this could be possible. yeah, one day, they would have to readjust ballet so it would be social distancing... i know. it's crazy to think, y

by the royal ballet, as our arts editor will gompertz reports. music. this is the first time since mid—march that the full orchestra and the full ballet company have been back at the royal opera house. things have changed a bit while they've been away. the stalls have been removed so the orchestra can play down there, and all the scenery is gone so the orchestra can play at the back if it wants to. this stage is huge, so social distancing is possible, and the dancers only dance in pairs if they are in a specific ballet bubble of two for pas de deuxs. we're in a bubble. he's my working husband. music. what's it like to be back? really good. really nice. if you leave it till late, you probably never... yeah, the body starts to go, like, into netflix mode. exactly, exactly! how's it different compared to a pre—lockdown show? well, a lot of it is. i think no—one was ready, no—one could even think that... this could be possible. yeah, one day, they would have to readdress ballet so it would be social distancing... i know. it's crazy to think,

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by the royal ballet, as our arts editor, will gompertz, reports. this is the first time since mid—march that the full orchestra and the full ballet company have been back at the royal opera house. things have changed a bit while they've been away. the stalls have been removed so the orchestra can play down there, and all the scenery is gone so the orchestra can play at the back if it wants to. this stage is huge, so social distancing is possible, and the dancers only dance in pairs if they are in a specific ballet bubble of two for pas de deuxs. we're in a bubble. he's my working husband. what's it like to be back? really good. really nice. if you leave it till late, you probably never... yeah, the body starts to go, like, into netflix mode. exactly, exactly! how's it different compared to a pre—lockdown show? well, a lot of it is. i think no one was ready, no one could even think that... this could be possible. yeah, one day, they would have to readdress ballet so it would be social distancing... i know. it's crazy to think, you know? i don't

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finally some good news for dance enthusiasm london's royal ballet has made its return to the stage after a 7 month absence of formers of britain's biggest classical dance company had been keeping in shape at home for their big comeback at the royal opera house the venue is using the return performance as a test to see how it can get back to having live audiences. i'll leave you now with the royal ballet we'll have more news at the top of the hour thanks for watching. in mexico many pushes cold loves us right now in the world climate change history and awful story this is my plastic waste film just one week. how much worse can it really get. we still have time to ask i'm doing. this. plus a. cold war was an ideological war people said you know it just. not clear what system is best what system will prevail. in fact if it was shut down a long time the issue of who was more powerful economically to use was not totally clearly displayed in the west and the sputnik shock caused total panic sets for the proof. how surprising was that now it's us who are showing the west showing the americans w

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this is the royal ballet which is one of 1300 organisations the paper says which is going to share in £257 million to contribute to help the arts sector. it's a terrific photo. everybody there at least looks like they're having a good time. of course, plenty of theatres and entertainment venues not having a great time. hopefully, this money will be of use, particularly with these new restrictions coming in. i did promise, if you are watching our review at 10:30pm, that we would come up with a couple more cheerful stories. i've got one at least. john, do you want to pick up on this? this is about some new material that might make air—conditioning a little niss —— less essential in some building. yes, so there is a new material which takes the heat away from your body, and the people who have designed it say it so effective that taking the heat away from your body, that it taking the heat away from your body, thatitis taking the heat away from your body, that it is the same as being in an air—conditioned room, so if you have got these clothes on, it immediately ta kes got these

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and the royal ballet gets ready for its first performance with a live audience in seven months. and coming up on bbc news... could scotland and northern ireland secure the wins that would keep their hopes of qualifying for next summer's european championships alive? england and wales are also in friendly action. good evening. the damage being done to many hospital services in england in the wake of the pandemic is exposed by new nhs figures. more than four million patients are now waiting for routine surgery and treatments. nearly half have been waiting for longer than the official target of 18 weeks. doctors are warning that a second wave of the pandemic, especially during the winter months, could make things even worse. in fact, more than 110,000 people in england have been waiting for treatment for more than a year — that's the highest figure for 12 years. more than 20,000 cancer patients did begin treatment in august, but that's a reduction of 5,000 on the same period last year. and hospital admissions for covid are still rising, and they've doubled in the past two weeks i

ballet on friday and it was wonderful to see artist to perform again and i know the huge value they bring to the country. the house of lords has passed a motion condemning the government's handling of the pandemic. a regret motion tabled by labour was tabled by 256 votes— 250. the government's defeat came as peers debate debated the alert system for england. labour accused the prime minister of ignoring advice from scientists. as we heard earlier, minutes released on monday night showed that sage recommended a circuit breaker lockdown three weeks ago. since then the prime minister has made two announcements of new restrictions but has failed to act on or share the advice his government has received with parliament or the public. she said sage said the test and trace said sage said the test and tra ce syste m said sage said the test and trace system was having a marginal impact to for those who want to put their own and theirfamilies health, who want to put their own and their families health, the self—employed, unemployed and struggling businesses to go through that pain without

london's royal ballet is finally back it's been 7 months off the stage for britain's biggest ballet company here they are keeping in shape at home for their big comeback at the royal opera house the opera is using the company's return performances as a test to see how it can get back to having live audiences and i'll leave you now with the royal ballet thanks for watching. what are people looking for courage. there are many answers. there are many reasons. and there are many alternatives to. make up your own. job made for mines. this week on moral stores. its. lessons from the panic. turkey waiting for tourists but we begin in russia where at the beginning of october journalist arenas set yourself on fire and police who died from her injuries the russian federation is responsible for my death is the message she left on facebook. a death that sent shock waves through the city and through russia in need of good had hundreds of mourners came out to remember the journalist e.d.m.'s live in the who lit herself on fire here last week. in us live in the equals freedom of speech this sign reads. an

the birmingham royal ballet's five socially distanced shows sold out in a matter of hours. usually able to hold almost 900, each performance will be watched by fewer than 150 people. so excited. there's been so many ups and downs along the way. we followed the same model that the professional sports world was approved by government to do. so, so artists came back, working and divided into bubbles. included in the 80—minute performance, the world premiere of a new ballet, lazuli sky, inspired by ideas of social distancing and with costumes to keep dancers apart on stage. it was absolutely lovely. we've really missed it, we've really missed being in live theatre. it's extremely moving being there. i found it a little overwhelming how few audience members there were. when you go back in and you can see that it can work, i don't understand why it hasn't, why it can't go back to normal like this everywhere. a ballet for the moment to mark a return to theatre. ben sidwell, bbc news. ben rich has the weather. hello, good evening. i'm sure you don't need me to tell you it's been

at the royal ballet in london a streaming a performance online the last major ballet performed was in march just days before prime minister boris johnson shut down the british economy and told the country to stay at home thanks for watching we're back in just a moment with more news on al-jazeera. when the news breaks and she raises approaches to continue with a number of cities across the united states when people need to be heard in the council a real boy and really fought on the corners were destroyed and about 80 percent of this land al-jazeera has teams on the ground people are just talking about wind and solar is it that's going to solve the problem of flow to bring new moon to new documentaries and light. when you feel pins rose and force them all to cross the cruise you from power the new administration ainsley through an ambitious program of political reform. but 2 years on. people in power whether the country's diverse ethnic interests will ever be reconciled. the battle for the seal pick up on. the remote kingdom of the tongue has become known for its decision in this. one

the picture is of the birmingham royal ballet which is among 1,300 arts organisations that the government says will benefit from a £257 million grant to help the industry survive the pandemic. and the mail says the premier league has "descended into civil war" following the emergence of plans to restructure the english football leagues. that is on the back page of many of the papers. something else we want to talk to oliver dowden about as well. essentially liveable than now chester united says there needs to bea chester united says there needs to be a change for the way the game is structured. —— liverpool and manchester united. currently, if you wa nt to manchester united. currently, if you want to get something through the premier league, every club has a vote. they‘ re premier league, every club has a vote. they're saying let's reduce the number of clubs that has a vote, and then — the criticism is it is easierfor the big and then — the criticism is it is easier for the big clubs and then — the criticism is it is easierfor the big clubs to make it simplerfor them easierfo

the birmingham royal ballet's five socially just and showers sold out in a matter of hours. usually able to hold almost 900, each performance will be watched by fewer than 150 people. 900, each performance will be watched by fewer than 150 peoplem excited. there has been so many ups and downs along the way. we followed the same model that the professional sports world was approved by government to do. our artist came back, working, dividing into bubbles. included in the 80 minute performance, the world premiere of a new ballet, the night sky, inspired by social distancing and costumes designed to keep them apart on stage. we have really missed it, we have really missed light theatre. we have really missed it, we have really missed light theatrem we have really missed it, we have really missed light theatre. it is extremely moving. i found it a little overwhelming. when you go back in, you can see how it worked. i don't understand why it can't go back to normal like this everywhere. a ballet for the moment to mark a return to theatre. gee think we should have one of those? we

start on stage at the royal opera house and you are telling me that in france they have managed to keep live arts performances alive a bit more. that is what i was going to say, the second sacrosanct places in france apart from the schools and i think the last to close and in a massive lockdown it is theatres, museums, concert halls and cinemas, because it is places where we do not talk, so we do not spread the virus so much, it is also so vital. films, literature, also music is what has sustained most of us during the lockdown. we need to help the creative industries and france is doing it, italy, germany, but i wish the uk was supporting its artists more, because we need them desperately. jeff, one live thing you would like to see? i would love to go back to live theatre, i agree. i live in london, this is the capital, the world capital of great theatre, and it pains me and i think agnes is right. the hundreds of thousands of people whose livelihoods depend on this and the skill sets that has been built up over generations, that are just languishing right now, it is devastating and it

downing street has pulled an advert featuring a ballet dancer, suggesting she should retrain in cyber. it comes after a social media backlash, with critics describing the advert as patronising. earlier, the advert as patronising. earlier, the culture secretary 0liver dowden distance himself from the advert, saying it did not come from his department, adding i agree it was crass. the department for digital, culture, media and sport says it will invest in the arts industry. it was run by a training company called qa was run by a training company called 0a and now appears to have been removed. the government has announced that exams for students in england will go ahead next summer — although most will be delayed by three weeks. dr mary bousted is joint general secretary of the national education union. shejoins me now. good afternoon to you. a three—week delay to gcses and a—levels in england. what is your reaction to that? my reaction is it a little something. it's not to be, you know, sneezed at, but it's just simply not enough. a three week delay will give a minimalamount of en

the five—year—old is a huge ballet fan so the medics put on their tutus, and gave the performance of their lives — all whilst being critiqued by izzy. let‘s take a look. laughter. music from swan lake. izzy gives out the instructions. we can talk to her and her mum, vicky, and also one of the dancing doctors. good morning to you both. izzy, that looked like so much fun. hello. how was it? what did you think of those dancing doctors? they danced just for you. i was surprised. you gave them some instructions. do you think they danced well for you ? them some instructions. do you think they danced well for you? yes. vicky, what a lovely surprise. izzy having her treatment, having chemotherapy, it is tough and you know the doctors are doing as much as they can, but going this extra step to bring joy and happiness to izzy. how was it for you? it was lovely, a lovely surprise for her add on for me. we all had a big laugh and it was nice to have a laugh and it was nice to have a laugh sometimes when other things are not as fun. just a nice thing forfamilies to are not as fun. just a nic