i get why it strikes a chord as a grazia line of questioning... just not you.ent place to the prime minister on that one, ijust don�*t bother making a bed. anyway, we are all in the right place to make an episode of newscast which i promise will be more serious from now on! hello, it is adam in the studio. and it is chris in the studio. and we have got mel stride, who is the work and pensions secretary. hello. hello, adam. is it true that they used to say, when the government was in a bit of a sticky wicket, unshell the mel? because they would send you out. they used to say, don't hide the stride! i�*ve never heard that one! and this followed on from uncork the gauke. david gauke. so we both had the same position, at different times, obviously, at the treasury, financial secretary to the treasury, and when there were things to damp down, you know, the dead bat to be applied, unshell the mel would be the call. they will be no dead batting here today, i can assure you! that was a thing that you would have to do, just actually not make any waves, just be quite def

for this show, creative director marie grazia curie took inspiration from the transitional era of theg in special boutiques. and this helped not only to reduce the price due to mass production of products, but also made it possible for fashion lovers to afford buy clothes from the brand for yourself. a reference to this period were the inscriptions of miss dior at this show in paris. what else was remarkable about this show? of course, autumn trends, because we are already looking at how we should dress. fall, so, next fall the designer suggests wearing beige trench coats, sand-colored tuxedos, golden knitted two-pieces, minimalist floor-length dresses, turtlenecks, jackets, sparkling translucent cardigans, dresses with sequins, as well as eye-catching items with leopard print and clear checks, high loose ones leather underforts and felt hats complement the looks, long pendants, small pair of sunglasses, everything would be fine, but there is a small fly in the ointment in this... fashion story. some fashion critics did not appreciate this vision of autumn, as well as the entire show

so they've given this interview to grazia magazine, which is all have a clip of that. >> great. >> greatt then it requires redoing after you've been very enthusiastic. but i still i still load it. and then rishi comes and rearranges more work. it rearranges it . it rearranges it. >> so that's the pm and his wife there. so just let me get this this straight. anna. the dishwasher. somebody has put the dishes into the dishwasher already, and then you're telling me before they're washed? yes. he goes in and restocks them. reorders them? >> yes, yes. »- >> yes, yes. >> a lot of people do that, there are i mean, it's a very divisive topic. i, the particular one i like is the people who get very, very angry about which way you put the cutlery in down or up, which i personally couldn't care at all. but people kept very, very agitated about it. so this sounds like a similar type of household. sunak says that when he restocks it, he managed to get more dishes in which you could argue, you know, that's efficient from him. yeah, saves water, but see, i'm with you, anna. >> there in. that's all i nee

perhaps a slightly unusual example yesterday when he gave an interview with his wife, akshata murty, to grazia presidential candidate, as will vernon reports. another triumph for trump. the former president cruised to victory on super tuesday, securing his position as the unassailable frontrunner in this race. they call it super tuesday for a reason. this is a big one. and they tell me, the pundits and otherwise, that there's never been one like this, there's never been anything so conclusive. officially he hasn't won the nomination yet. but with results like these, total victory seems certain. as expected, presidentjoe biden also swept the board in the democrat primaries. nikki haley was trumped by donald trump. it's not clear whether she will continue her campaign. presidential election day is still eight months away. but many americans already seem wary of the campaign, and of an increasingly polarised political climate. we can't hear any other voices but those two now. i mean, nikki haley is still out there and i wish her well, but primarily we are only hearing two voices. and i don't like