but shane's veins ran with irish blood, and it was in tipperary, our mother's childhood home, that shanel home. here in a small cottage heaving with 12 or more great aunts and uncles, but somehow never feeling cramped, he listened to their stories, saying with them songs, sat by the fire is on cl and swaying the concertina. it was a holy place that through unholy ghoulies and a neighbour often said of it they would be sparks flying from the floor. it was here that our mother honed her beautiful singing voice and it shane's adored uncle shawn had held it from as well as his cattle cousins. shane absorbed the magical mayhem of this place and along with the musical talents of his mother, the literary leadings of his mother, the literary leadings of his father and they enduring love for their son, his father and they enduring love fortheirson, it his father and they enduring love for their son, it would be the greatest influence on his life. here in tipperary, he did not ignore his brotherly duties. out in the fields, he would look for a freshly laid count pads and force my face into them. p

just a note to shane and a very short poem. thank you shane.hip, thank you for the conversation, thank you for the insights, thank you for the laughter. at times side splitting hilarity. thank you for the craftsmanship, thank you for the poetry, thank you for the sole and thank you for the jazz. and thank you, shane, above all for the brilliant, timeless, shining souls. we also shared a a deep appreciation and love of nature, hence, a short goodbye. thejoyous peal of sweeting sweats, dark flats of airborne ecstasy and suddenly, they are gone. rest in peace, shane. with love, from and you. applause music #to # to memory now # to memory now # i can't recall # i can't recall # so feel to me the parting glass # so feel to me the parting glass # good night and joy be with you all. # 0h, all all. # oh, all the comrades that i ever i had # they are sorry for my going away # they are sorry for my going away # and all the sweethearts that ever i had # they'd wish me one more day to stay # but since it falls onto my lot # but since it falls onto my lot #

shane deepened oursense thankful for shane's. deepened our sense of irishness and we are grateful for his rejection of the revisionism. glad that he stood by the people of the north in war and in peace and he was proud of tipperary is fight for freedom and its role in this. thankfulfor the words of love and betrayal, justice and injustice, rejection and redemption. wait for that shane lifted us out of ourselves and that he never gave up. he empowered us to dance and to sing and to make fun and to yelland dance and to sing and to make fun and to yell and to shout and cry and to love and to be free. speaks in irish. your music will live forever. you are the measure of our dreams. applause let us pray. we take a breath and gather in this place. aware of the journeys. aware of the love that is shared in life. and the music we share. when we love another heart into that eternal we've where nothing unravels. wejourney deep into the realms of faith and trusting shane... who is time eternal. through prayer, story and song he celebrated l

and we will always remember shane. - shane is our sole. and we will always remember shane. he.oet in the same vein — always remember shane. he was a poet in the same vein as _ always remember shane. he was a poet in the same vein as some _ always remember shane. he was a poet in the same vein as some of _ always remember shane. he was a poet in the same vein as some of the - in the same vein as some of the great irish poets like yates and joyce. just a legend. the pogues front man was _ joyce. just a legend. the pogues front man was taken _ joyce. just a legend. the pogues front man was taken on - joyce. just a legend. the pogues front man was taken on his - joyce. just a legend. the pogues front man was taken on his final| front man was taken on his final journey through dublin in a horse—drawn carriage. he was a piper —— there was a piper and a marching band playing strings of his greatest hits. and even after his coffin had passed, the music continued. there was sadness, but there was also a celebration. the crowds gathered here in dublin today, wanting to celebrate the man

and shane was the master of them all. �* �* ,, as in prose, shane mcgowan did in poetry., vibrant, energetic, soul filled expression gave us hope and heart and hankering. what they expressed in the life of liturgy shane mcgowan expressed in the raw life of living. he connected to the cultural, sociological, spiritual, physical, the metaphysical into a coherent translation of what was happening all around us. he also contributed to a rendition of the little drummer boy. performed by the catholic priests who said it shane that if he came across as a deeper, richer person who had a depth and sincerity that wasn't often picked up sincerity that wasn't often picked up by people. our modern day bard, the social commentator, the songsmith, the son, the brother, the husband and friend. i know he adored you, victoria, and hugh him. and you were so loving and supportive and kind throughout your lives together. you carried and cared and caressed him. write to the very end. and i'm also aware of the strong bond of love and affection that bound together as a family, morris, siobhan an

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shane wrote _ greatest songwriter ever. shane wrote a — greatest songwriter ever.— years. but shane wouldn't be my number one of the world.- years. but shane wouldn't be my number one of the world. dave, stay with us from — number one of the world. dave, stay with us from the _ number one of the world. dave, stay with us from the moment. _ number one of the world. dave, stay with us from the moment. you're - with us from the moment. you're watching bbc news, you can get continuing coverage of the funeral on bbc iplayer. so, we are seeing the scene in dublin. someone holding a classic photo of shane mcgullion stop the funeral cortege has come to an end but people are still milling on the streets. i think we'll be talking to one of the journalists. we see in the coffin go through the centre of dublin and it will be making its way to county tipperary. mark, yourfavourite pogues song? that's not a fair question mark, your favourite pogues song? that's not a fair question at all ajao dirty old town. that's a great song. originally written byjohn mccoll but covered by th

i want to talk about shane l moment. ireland, the legendary broadcaster dave fanning joins us. thank you very much forjoining us. for viewers who don't know, what dave doesn't know about irish music isn't worth knowing. so i want to talk first of all about shane and his music. the pogues, i heard one tribute saying they did irish song, but they did it with dirt under theirfingernails. he managed to combine traditional irish music with punk, didn't he? combine traditional irish music with punk. didn't he?— combine traditional irish music with punk, didn't he? that's exactly what he did. it punk, didn't he? that's exactly what he did- it had _ punk, didn't he? that's exactly what he did. it had been _ punk, didn't he? that's exactly what he did. it had been done _ punk, didn't he? that's exactly what he did. it had been done ten - punk, didn't he? that's exactly what he did. it had been done ten years l he did. it had been done ten years before that, much to the chagrin of all the kind of purist if you like, that was by ch

and your friend, shane mccown.him your band would have been around the mate -- the same music scene. how would you remember him? >> one of my early memories of shane is when he came to my house. 33 years ago now. when we brought my eldest girls, twin girls, we brought them home and there was a gathering at the house. the remarkable thing about shane is when he arrived, a few peopl were smoking and he said, guys, there are baby -- babies in the room. stamp out your cigarettes, will you? not what you may expect from him. that is one of my early funds stand up memories of shane. yes, we were at the same gigs, he came to see us when we played there. he went to see the pogue's when they opened for you two. it has been a wild year because we have lost tracy dickman, sinead 'connor and now shane my gallon. these are our temporaries. a huge loss to irish music and ourselves to us personally. caitriona: indeed. shane was born in kent to irish parents and out -- but spent pa of his childhood in ireland before going back to t

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to shane! at philly ryan�*s pub, people remember shane macgowan as a friend rather than a star. and notjust lyricist, voice, all that. one word — legend. at the local church, the singer�*s status as a global irish icon was reflected by those who took part in the service. maestro. we pray for a deeper spiritl of compassion in the world. and we feel the pain of others. one of the musician�*s closest creative comrades, the australian singer nick cave, played a seminal pogues number, rainy night in soho. # i�*ve been loving you a long time # down all the years # down all the days # and i�*ve cried for all your...# and shane macgowan�*s wife remembered their decades together. i'm feeling so much love now from him that i don't think he can go away. i don't think love can go away, can it? i reallyjust don't. applause. music: fairytale of new york. there are few people who could�*ve inspired a funeral like this. a talent forged in rural ireland won admirers across the world all year round, the unique shane macgowan. chris page, bbc news, in nenagh, county tipperary. time for a look at t

to shane! at philly ryan's pub, people remember shane macgowan as a friend rather than a star. pool, _ sing songs and chat and stories. he was a great musician and notjust lyricist, voice, all that. one word — legend. at the local church, the singer's status as a global irish icon was reflected by those who took part in the service. maestro. we pray for a deeper spiritl of compassion in the world. may we feel the pain of others. one of the musician's closest creative comrades, the australian singer nick cave, played a seminal pogues number, rainy night in soho. # i've been loving you a long time # down all the years # down all the days # and i've cried for all your...# and shane macgowan's wife remembered their decades together. i'm feeling so much love now from him that i don't think he can go away. i don't think love can go away, can it? i reallyjust don't. applause. music: fairytale of new york. there are few people who could've inspired a funeral like this. a talent forged in rural ireland won admirers across the world all year round, the unique shane macgowan. chris page,

absolutely, i think the thing that shane macgowan did was| thing that shane macgowan did was that he that was a time of a lot of anti—irish prejudice, partly because of the ira bombing campaigns in the uk and that was something that shane himself suffered from, there was a lot of what he would have called anti—irish racism in the uk. and by singing about those expenses, singing about those expenses, singing about those expenses, singing about scrabbling to make ends meet, the relationships that were fractured by poverty, by bringing those characters to life in singing about them with compassion, he really did speak for notjust his generation but the generation before him and the one that came after of irish immigrants in the uk and in america and around the world. did ou ever america and around the world. did you ever see him play live? i - america and around the world. did | you ever see him play live? i never not to you ever see him play live? i never got to see — you ever see him play live? i never got to see them — you ever see him play live? i never got to see them play _ you ev

at their roots, - because basically, shane is our soul. _ and we will always remember shane.ront man was taken on his finaljourney through dublin in a horse—drawn carriage. there was a piper and a marching band playing strings of his greatest hits. and even after his coffin had passed, the music continued. there was sadness, but there was also a celebration. the crowds gathered here in dublin today, wanting to celebrate the man and his legacy, mostly, it was all about the music. crowd sing. from dublin, the cortege travelled to county tipperary, the place shane macgowan had always considered home. and later, his town will give the uniquely gifted songwriter his final homecoming. if you're worried about your christmas cards arriving on time, spare a thought for the person whose postcard from australia to a friend in kent, in south—east england, has just arrived — 42 years after it was sent. the card was posted in sydney to a house near margate, in 1981. samantha williams now lives at the address — she's said she would love to find the man it was destined for. let's hope steve

shane macgowan was one of this country's greatest cultural geniuses.ic life. when i first heard shane's voice, it, like, stopped me in my tracks. i met my wife at a pogues concert early '90s. — and he's been a big part of our life since then. my favourite song of all is dirty old town| because it connects with here. # by the factory wall # dirty old town... # the legacy of his music is already living on. # we kissed on a corner and then danced through the night...# the pogues�* most famous song is synonymous with this time of year. # and the bells are ringing out for christmas day...# the fairytale of new york helped to seal the singer's status as a global irish icon. that reputation was reflected in his funeral service in county tipperary. maestro. we pray for a deeper spirit of compassion in the world. may we feel the pain of others. one of the musician's closest creative comrades, the australian singer nick cave, played a seminal pogues number, rainy night in soho. # i've been loving you a long time # down all the years, down all the days...# and sh

the funeral of the singer—songwriter shane macgowan will take place in ireland today.musician, who was best known for fronting the pogues, died last week at the age of 65. there'll be a procession through the streets of dublin. the duke of sussex has lost a bid to have the mail on sunday publisher's defence to his libel claim thrown out by the high court. prince harry sued associated newspapers limited over an article in february last year about his legal challenge against the home office following a decision to change his publicly funded security arrangements when visiting the uk. with more on this, our culture reporter noor nanji is in the newsroom. is thisjudgment is this judgment is surprise? is thisjudgment is surprise? let's is this “udgment is surprise? let's no is thisjudgment is surprise? let's no back to is thisjudgment is surprise? let's go back to the _ is thisjudgment is surprise? let�*s go back to the beginning. in 2022, february, there was a study published in the mail on sunday and online, which claimed that prince harry tried to give a legal battle ove

the funeral of singer songwriter shane mcgowan will take place and i today.musician died last week at the age of 65, there will be a procession through the streets of dublin —— shane macgowan. we heard earlier about attempts to reach new agreements at the climate summit. scientists say that 2023 is certain to be the warmest year to date, with record emissions of carbon dioxide and the rising impact of the el nino weather phenomenon. dioxide and the rising impact here's our environment correspondent matt mcgrath. the biggest reason to be cheerful about climate change as the sun. solar panels are producing the cheapest electricity in history, and in china this year, they have put up more panels than the united states has ever installed. all across the uk, there is a secret solar revolution going on. on the street in london, around 15 homes have installed solar panels over the last year. not only are the panels cutting energy bills on the street, they are allowing people to take practical steps in the fight against climate change. it is practical steps in the fi

and was it over the top to devote two and a half hours on the bbc news channel to shane macgowan�*s funeralthe covid inquiry has been hearing from politicians and senior government officials in london before it moves on to scotland, wales and northern ireland in the new year. last week, borisjohnson, the prime minister at the time of the pandemic, arrived 3 hours early at the hearing just after seven am. here's how the 6:00 news began its coverage at six. boris johnson apologises for the way the government handled the pandemic. arriving at the covid inquiry under cover of darkness, the former prime minister admits he should have twigged much sooner the need for action. several viewers wrote in to newswatch to say they thought that was unfair. caroljefferson from loughborough protested. daphne turpin emailed from northampton. ken holden agreed. we asked bbc news to respond to those complaints and they sent us this statement. the government's plans to send some migrants to rwanda if they arrive in the uk illegally has dominated the news in the past week when the new home secretary, james clev

shane mcgowan's really? it's shane mcgowan's gone. kirsty the female really? gone singer' the female really? it's shane mcgowan's gone singer of the female really? it's shane mcgowan's gone singer of that the female really? it's shane mcgowan's gone singer of that song.female lead singer of that song. obviously tragic obviously died young in a tragic accident that you know, that accident that was you know, that was really sad. but and i don't normally like that thing normally like that sort of thing in church, but i'll let that one pass that was a magical pass because that was a magical performance and all grinch there. >> what's the matter you? >> what's the matter with you? you it? you won't getting into it? >> wasn't really into it. >> no, i wasn't really into it. no, i'd heard the song no, but i'd never heard the song before, actually. >> daniel. no, you haven't. >> i will just this. >> but i will just say this. i do know tipperary and they will not anything this not have seen anything like this for time. for a very long time. >> oh, you know what? >> oh,

shane joins us now. shane, this is going to explode over the next decade.it. >> yep. jesse, nothing is freedom like a bunch of cameras everywhere you drive. especially on the roads where we're taking our vehicles to get licensed to be road worthy. the roads aren't worthy of cars on top of it. this is a complete 1984 police state. it stems probably, first and foremost, from the broken incentive system here in america that comes from fiat money. when you can't make ends meet, whether you're a municipality or family what you're trying is to find other ways and for the state when they try to find other ways, they looked at tech and to make peaceful people criminals. >> jesse: the next thing you know the government has all the cameras. they are just going to say, where were you? oh, i know exactly where you were when you were there and where you were going and where you were coming from. but we're just trying to keep you safe, right, shane? >> yes. exactly. once upon a time we had a constitution in the united states. i think we're past the constitution, or post

and shane who they are.really, really good >> that's a really, really good way it. and just way of putting it. and just briefly with charlie, briefly with you, charlie, because of because we are running out of time talking some of time just talking with some of the the newsroom the producers in the newsroom there. just saying there. and tara was just saying she this going to she thinks this is going to change that change funerals, actually, that people feel people will see that and feel inspired celebrate life. do inspired to celebrate life. do you think it could have that power? >> definitely. think, look, >> definitely. i think, look, you not very good at you know, we're not very good at you're absolutely it's a you're absolutely right. it's a british inertia that we british sort of inertia that we have that we don't talk about things like bereavement. we don't death enough. don't talk about death enough. and the musicians and so to see the musicians there, enough, giving there, funny enough, giving it the

shane >> my greatest britain. shane macgowan beautiful. macgowan for the most beautiful.y because i was hoping you might play clip. the most play an extra clip. the most beautiful christmas song ever. >> unfortunately, don't >> well, unfortunately, i don't think time for that now, think we have time for that now, but anyway. think we have time for that now, but tanya, anyway. think we have time for that now, but tanya, who's anyway. think we have time for that now, but tanya, who's your anyway. think we have time for that now, but tanya, who's your greatest and tanya, who's your greatest britain, please. >> got joint greatest. >> i've got a joint greatest. britain's i've got sunita gupta and if and carl heneghan. because if we'd them and the we'd listened to them and the great barrington declaration , great barrington declaration, then we wouldn't be in the mess we are now. we wouldn't have lost lives. and this lost so many lives. and this covid is a complete covid inquiry is a complete joke, want at joke, and i want to just at least hold them for the least hold them up f

shane >> my greatest britain. shane macgowan beautiful. macgowan for the most beautiful. because i was hoping you might play clip. the most play an extra clip. the most beautiful christmas song ever. >> unfortunately, don't >> well, unfortunately, i don't think time for that now, think we have time for that now, but anyway. think we have time for that now, but tanya, anyway. think we have time for that now, but tanya, who's anyway. think we have time for that now, but tanya, who's your anyway. think we have time for that now, but tanya, who's your greatest and tanya, who's your greatest britain, please. >> got joint greatest. >> i've got a joint greatest. britain's i've got sunita gupta and if and carl heneghan. because if we'd them and the we'd listened to them and the great barrington declaration , great barrington declaration, then we wouldn't be in the mess we are now. we wouldn't have lost lives. and this lost so many lives. and this covid is a complete covid inquiry is a complete joke, want at joke, and i want to just at least hold them for the least hold them up fo

time now to leave you with 10 seconds of shane macgowan.ublin lined the streets earlier for the pogues singer's funeral procession, which went on to county tipperary for mass with guests, including bono and johnny depp. you're all caught up. bye for now. have a good weekend. hello there. it's going to be quite a mixed bag for us this weekend. not a wash—out. there will be some sunshine at times, but that's going to come in between two spells of rain that are coming in from the atlantic. atlantic, that means it's going to be mild, but saturday looks like it could be quite windy for many places. now, one part of the country sensitive to more rain is dorset, where we've got a number of flood warnings already and there could be 20—30 millimetres of rain here. you can keep up to date with the flood warnings online. we could see the risk of flooding increasing this weekend with more rain moving in. and this is the rain that's heading in at the moment from the southwest. we've got this rain still across scotland leftover from earlier on that is mo

this is— special bond with shane macgowan.# an old man said to me # "won�*t see another one"... # his most famous song is now synonymous with this time of year — the fairytale of new york by the pogues and kirsty maccoll was recorded in the band�*s heyday in the 1980s. # they've got cars big as bars # they've got rivers of gold # but the wind goes right through you # it's no place for the old # when you first took my hand on a cold christmas eve # you promised me broadway was waiting for me... # as i wander down the long lonesome highway... # shane macgowan�*s career was affected by problems with drugs and alcohol, but his music�*s been praised across the world. today, thousands of people are expected to line the streets of south dublin for a funeral procession. then the singer�*s coffin will be driven to tipperary for a service in this church in nenagh. # i kissed my girl by the factory wall... # people are walking around the town centre of nenagh to the tune of music by the pogues playing out over speakers. everyone seems to

she joins us from jerusalem. shane of what can you tell us about the current humanitarian situation in casa? the humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate, day by day. now i've already we've seen about 80 percent of the battle of demand internally displaced within garza. more than 60 percent of housing damaged or destroyed, now we have a 2nd wave or an additional wave of displacement causing k off panic shelters are already over crowded. on top of that, the ongoing has still of these are greatly limiting the ability of humanitarian organizations, like the norwegian refugee cancelled from reaching those who need assistance most. we desperately need a fire in order to address the incredible, unbelievable humanitarian needs that have grown over the last 8 people in gaza are now being told to flee from parts of the south. but is there a safe place for civilians in gaza at the moment? there hasn't been a safe place in the casa, in the last 8 weeks. we are continually perplexed by these directives for palestinians to flee certain areas of the, of the garbage strip, to, to so called saf

shane macgowan died century. shane macgowan died peacefully with his wife by his side , and at least three police side, and at least three police officers have been injured in pre—match clashes in birmingham . pre—match clashes in birmingham. it was ahead of aston villa's match against legia warsaw. a west midlands police said missiles were thrown at officers before the game started. it was in the europa conference league and the match did not start on time in the end. but no polish fans were allowed into the stadium ahead of kick off. aston villa won the game two one. a significant policing operation continues as well. that is it for the moment. continues as well. that is it for the moment . we are live on for the moment. we are live on tv, digital radio and your smart speaken tv, digital radio and your smart speaker. now it's over to headliners . headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. >> your run through the next day's newspapers with three top comedians. i'm stephen allen. tonight we have top calendar sa

mourners have been paying tribute to the pogues frontman shane macgowan . frontman shane macgowan.singer galway bay and the bells were ringing out for christmas day. >> christmas hit fairytale of new york. >> just many of the songs sung as his cortege made its way through the streets of dublin. the singer died last week at the age of 65. the irish president and celebrities are expected to attend the funeral this is gb news across the uk on tv , in news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now back to . martin >> thank you, tatyana. now we've got a cracker of a show today. let's get ripping . the let's get ripping. the government could be open to compromises with rebel tory mps unhappy with rishi sunak's rwanda legislation . according to rwanda legislation. according to the migration the new legal migration minister. but downing street says they wouldn't pre—empt any deals ahead of the debate next week. and it comes as the cost of the rwanda plan has hit a staggering wait for it £240

what are ruby freeman and shane moss asking for lexi >> they want a courts order to have rudy giuliani stop telling lies about them. that trial that ended on friday with this massive $150 million verdict from the jury, that was about statements that rudy giuliani was making about shane moss and ruby freeman in the days after the 2020 election, 2020-2021. that was that period of time but during the course of the trial, he walked outside of court on the very first day and doubled down then at the end of the week even after the verdict continued to say that he had evidence and everything he wanted to say about them was true. that was just last week and so that is why they are going back to court and suing him again. this is what they write in their lawsuit, defendant giuliani continues to spread the very same lies which he has already been held liable, his statements coupled with refusal to agree to refrain from continuing to make such statements make clear he intends to persist in his campaign of targeted defamation and harassment, it must stop and they are trying to do that by going to

and that is scary. >> reporter: emily shane died at the intersection now named in her honor. her father was minutes away from picking her up. >> about ten or 15 minutes later they told me she had died. >> reporter: sobbing, michelle called his wife. >> she thought i was emily because she knew what was going on and figured i handed her the phone because i was crying. and i said, no, ellen, it is me and then i had to tell her what happened. >> reporter: shane made a documentary pushing for change to the dangerous 21-mile section of pch in malibu. >> 58 people in 13 years. it is unbelievable. and the fact that we're complacent about it is outrage out. >> reporter: synchronized stoplights and added patrols are among the latest steps, but somewhat want speed cameras and the highway turned into a slow boulevard. caltrans told cnn the top priority is safety and changes include bike lanes and whether it could legally lower speed limits. bridget thompson just wants to spare someone else the pain she'll live with forever. >> i don't want them to die in vain. >> camilla bernal, cnn, mal

time now to leave you with 10 seconds of shane macgowan.s earlierfor the pogues singer's funeral procession, which went on to county tipperary for mass with guests, including bono and johnny depp. you're all caught up. bye for now. have a good weekend. hello there. it's going to be quite a mixed bag for us this weekend. not a wash—out. there will be some sunshine at times, but that's going to come in between two spells of rain that are coming in from the atlantic. atlantic, that means it's going to be mild, but saturday looks like it could be quite windy for many places. now, one part of the country sensitive to more rain is dorset, where we've got a number of flood warnings already and there could be 20—30 millimetres of rain here. you can keep up to date with the flood warnings online. we could see the risk of flooding increasing this weekend with more rain moving in. and this is the rain that's heading in at the moment from the southwest. we've got this rain still across scotland leftover from earlier on that is moving northwards. allowi

and that is scary. >> reporter: emily shane died at the intersection now named in her honor. her father was minutes away from picking her up. >> about ten or 15 minutes later they told me she had died. >> reporter: sobbing, michelle called his wife. >> she thought i was emily because she knew what was going on and figured i handed her the phone because i was crying. and i said, no, ellen, it is me and then i had to tell her what happened. >> reporter: shane made a documentary pushing for change to the dangerous 21-mile section of pch in malibu. >> 58 people in 13 years. it is unbelievable. and the fact that we're complacent about it is outrageous. >> reporter: synchronized stoplights and added patrols are among the latest steps, but somewhat want speed cameras and the highway turned into a slow boulevard. caltrans told cnn its top priority is safety and changes include bike lanes and whether it could legally lower speed limits. bridget thompson just wants to spare someone else the pain she'll live with forever. >> i don't want them to die in vain. >> reporter: that's what the

and that is scary. >> reporter: emily shane died at the intersection now named in her honor. father was minutes away from picking her up. >> probably about 10, 15 minutes later, they came out and told me she had died. >> reporter: sobbing, michel called his wife, ellen. >> she knew what was going on and figured that i handed her the phone because i was crying. and i said, "no, ellen, it's me." then i had to tell her what happened. >> reporter: shane made a documementary, pushing for chan to the dangerous 21-mile section of pch in malibu. >> 58 people in 13 y years? it's unbelievable. and the fact that we're complacent about it is outrageous. >> reporter: synchronized stop lights and added patrols are among officials' latest steps, but some want speed cameras and the highway turned into a slow boulevard. cal trans told cnn its top priority is safety, and that changes being studied include bike lanes and whether it can legally lower speed limits. bridget thompson just wants to spare someone else the pain she'll live with forever. >> i just really don't want them to die in vain.

a funeral for the pogues frontman shane macgowan has been held in ireland . frontman shane macgowan hasen held in ireland. ipp frontman shane macgowan has been held in ireland . ipp online held in ireland. ipp online before placing in galway bay , before placing in galway bay, and the bells will ring in out for christmas day . paying for christmas day. paying tribute to the singer the band's hit christmas track fairytale of new york was sung during the service. family friends, politicians and celebrities filled saint mary mary of rosary church in county tipperary . church in county tipperary. hollywood a—lister johnny depp was among those delivering a reading , was among those delivering a reading, giving a eulogy. his sister siobhan said. shane macgowan lit the fire that burns in ireland and across the world, and his widow, victoria, mary clarke, spoke and praised of the singer . singer. >> he really did live so close to the edge that he he seemed like he was going to fall off many times. i mean, we've had me and siobhan and all the family we've kind of lived in terror, haven't we, for

. ♪ ♪ >>> shane macgowan, lead singer for the band the pogues, has died.ng traditional irish music with punk. the band's biggest hit is 1988's "fairytale of new york." his family said that he was battling a virus. shane macgowan was 65 years old. >>> taylor swift followed beehive protocol and dressed accordingly for the london remere of beyonce's -- premiere of beyonce's "renaissance" world tour concert film. swift wore a glittery sequin mirror ball gown and shoes and -- and shoes. the two powerhouse singers were last seen together when beyonce joined swift at the premiere of her "eras tour" concert film back in october. >>> and soccer superstar cristiano ronaldo is facing a $1 billion class-action lawsuit over his alleged role in promoting cryptocurrency exchange finance. the suit filed in a florida court accuses ronaldo of promoting the sale of crypto-related nfts of himself which led to substantial financial losses for investors. no comment from ronaldo's camp. >>> and bronny james is set to make his big return to the court. the eldest son of nba supers

so fans raised a glass to shane macgowan . i mean, glass to shane macgowan.'t he? royals brush off book row is another one. senior royals yesterday brushed off the race round that was triggered by scobie's discredited. but we are we not we are not naming the we are not we are not naming the people who are in that book. kelvin i mean, do you think piers maybe fell into ormond scobie's trap there ? scobie's trap there? >> i don't know whether whether there's always an outlier in journalism and today it turns out to be piers. journalism and today it turns out to be piers . and on another out to be piers. and on another day, it'll either be you, me or somebody like us, right. but the truth about the matter is, what i object to is that this was carefully crafted. the idea that suddenly in holland , unusually, suddenly in holland, unusually, these names happened to appear, whereas the rest of the world they didn't. but that way they got the names out and that way they got the publicity, the whole thing is a massive scam. and congratulations to this bloke prepared t

shane macgowan is taking place in dublin. dillian shane macgowan is taking place in dublin .te in dublin. dillian whyte meanwhile singing in galway bay and the bells were ringing out for christmas day . the for christmas day. the songwriter who found fame as the lead singer of irish punk band the pogues, died last week at the age of 65. the group is behind the huge christmas hit fairytale of new york. people are lining the streets to pay their respects as his coffin draped in the irish tricolour , draped in the irish tricolour, travels through the city centre . travels through the city centre. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now back to tom and . emily to tom and. emily >> good afternoon, britain . the >> good afternoon, britain. the government could be open to compromise with rebel tory mps unhappy with rishi sunak's rwanda legislation. that's according to the new legal migration minister. >> it comes as it's been revealed the cost of the rwanda scheme has absolutely soared . to scheme has a

time now to leave you with 10 seconds of shane macgowan.ierfor the pogues singer's funeral procession, which went on to county tipperary for mass with guests, including bono and johnny depp. you're all caught up. bye for now. have a good weekend. hello there. it's going to be quite a mixed bag for us this weekend. not a wash—out. there will be some sunshine at times, but that's going to come in between two spells of rain that are coming in from the atlantic. atlantic, that means it's going to be mild, but saturday looks like it could be quite windy for many places. now, one part of the country sensitive to more rain is dorset, where we've got a number of flood warnings already and there could be 20—30 millimetres of rain here. you can keep up to date with the flood warnings online. we could see the risk of flooding increasing this weekend with more rain moving in. and this is the rain that's heading in at the moment from the southwest. we've got this rain still across scotland leftover from earlier on that is moving northwards. allowing tha

c >> radical with shane hazelhurst. shane hazel join is us now.shan shane, this is goinge to explo.r the next decade. >> i'm never going to be able e i'm never going to be able to drive even one mile an hour over the limit. >> yeah. jesse the nothing says freedomme like a bunch of cameras everywhere you drive instead of spending these on the actuals roads where, you know, we're wes, where, you know, we're get license to be, you know, road worthy. the roads aren't worthy of caros on top of it. yeah. this is a complete 1984 police state. ths a 1i think it stems probabr and foremost from the broken incentive system we have here in america that comes from fiat money. and whenro you can't make ends , meet, whether you're a municipality or a familywhethe,n what you're doing is trying to find other ways. and for the stat e, when they try to find other ways, they look to tech and they look to make peaceful criminals. >> yeah. next thing you know, know all theou know, cameras. they're just going to say, where were you? oh, i know exactly whereu were you were when you were there and where you

police now say the suspect, 34-year-old shane james jr. first killed his parents. and phyllis james in their home on tuesday. >> so the best that we can put together, possible time of death is between 10:00 p.m. and 9:00 a.m. the next morning. from what we're able to determine, a large-caliber handgun. >> reporter: james driving to austin, opening fire in a campus parking lot. the officer shot in the leg, surviving. about an hour later, officers racing to a home nearby after repeated calls of shots fired. finding a man and woman fatally wou wounded. around 5:00 p.m. a man riding a bike in the neighborhood also shot, his injury non-life-threatening. then two hours later, police responding to a home burglary less than two miles away. an officer exchanging gunfire with the suspect. the officer shot multiple times but surviving. inside that home, officers finding the bodies of two mother people. >> be advised we believe it's the same suspect who shot the officer earlier. >> reporter: authorities taking james into custody after a car chase that ended in a crash. the bod

a federal judge ruled donald trump's then personal lawyer defamed ruby freeman and shane moss by spreadinggaged in election fraud. the two women say that their lives were turned upside down. they were stalked and threatened with lynchings. these two poll workers were filling a public service and ensuring america's right to vote. now they feel they can't return home. had to change their appearances to stay safe. cbs's scott macfarlane has been covering this case from the beginning and joins us now from outside the courthouse here in d.c. good evening, scott. >> reporter: good evening, rudy giuliani did not bat an eye as the jury announced its decision. but it's the size of the damages that caused a bit of a stir in the courthouse. an epic fall for the man who was once times person of the year. >> today's a good day, a jury stood witness to what to rudy giuliani to me and my daughter. >> ruby freeman and her daughter shane moss emerged triumphantlya jury awarded them damages for rudy giuliani for the conspiracy theories he spread about them since the 2020 election. >> the flame that giuliani

a funeral for the pogues frontman shane macgowan has been held in ireland . frontman shane macgowan has held in ireland. ipp frontman shane macgowan has been held in ireland . ipp online held in ireland. ipp online before placing in galway bay , before placing in galway bay, and the bells will ring in out for christmas day . paying for christmas day. paying tribute to the singer the band's hit christmas track fairytale of new york was sung during the service. family friends, politicians and celebrities filled saint mary mary of rosary church in county tipperary . church in county tipperary. hollywood a—lister johnny depp was among those delivering a reading , was among those delivering a reading, giving a eulogy. his sister siobhan said. shane macgowan lit the fire that burns in ireland and across the world, and his widow, victoria, mary clarke, spoke and praised of the singer . singer. >> he really did live so close to the edge that he he seemed like he was going to fall off many times. i mean, we've had me and siobhan and all the family we've kind of lived in terror, haven't we, for a

police now say the suspect, 34-year-old shane james jr., first killed his parents, shane and filphyllis antonio home before 9:00 a.m. tuesday. >> so, the best that we can put together, possible time of death is sometime between 10:00 p.m. and 9:00 a.m. that next morning. >> reporter: james then driving more than an hour to as ton, opening fire on a school district officer in a campus parking lot before 11:00 a.m. that officer shot in the leg, surviving. about an hour later, officers racing to a home nearby after repeated calls of shots fired. finding a man and woman fatally wounded. around 5:00 p.m., a man riding a bike in the neighborhood also shot. his injury non-life-threatening. >> austral loop, complainants say subject kicked down the back door. >> reporter: then, two hours later, police responding to a home burglary less than two miles away. an officer then exchanging gunfire with the suspect. the officer shot multiple times, but surviving. inside that home, officers finding the bodies of two more people. >> be advised, they believe it's the same suspect who shot the asd officer e

time now to leave you with 10 seconds of shane macgowan.nger's funeral procession, which went on to county tipperary for mass with guests, including bono and johnny depp. you're all caught up. bye for now. have a good weekend. hello there. it's going to be quite a mixed bag for us this weekend. not a wash—out — there will be some sunshine at times, but that's going to come in between two spells of rain that are coming in from the atlantic. atlantic air, that means it's going to be mild, but saturday looks like it could be quite windy for many places. now, one part of the country sensitive to more rain is dorset, where we've got a number of flood warnings already and there could be 20—30 millimetres of rain here. you can keep up to date with the flood warnings online. we could see the risk of flooding increasing this weekend with more rain moving in. and this is the rain that's heading in at the moment from the southwest. we've got this rain still across scotland leftover from earlier on that is moving northwards. allowing that rain to come

the funeral of the singer—songwriter shane macgowan is taking place in ireland today.last week at the age of 65. there'll be a procession through the streets of dublin, before a church service in nenagh in county tipperary. actors and models have gathered at manchester's thomas street, as it was turned into a catwalk for chanel�*s 2023—2021; show. the french luxury fashion house said it chose the city because of its pop culture and textile history. our culture correspondent, charlotte gallagher, was there. high fashion and a manchester high street. the legendary french fashion label chanel has taken over the city centre. models, celebrities... hi, there! ..and the children of manchester icons liam and noel gallagher filled the front row of the chanel fashion show. even a—list actors couldn't keep away. are you enjoying the weather? yeah, lam. i've been walking around in the rain all day. - it was fine. no, it's so good, and i'm telling you, it's, like, - it is such an iconic place for me i and i've been dreaming to come. the show celebrated not just fashion, but also t

"washington post" and shane harris on the discord leaks.ry showing how pentagon information was leaked on the gaming and chat platform, discord. join in the c live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. c-span's campaign 2024 coverage continues with the presidential primary and caucuses. watch live on the c-span network as the first votes are cast in the upcoming presidential election along with candidate speeches and results beginning with the iowa caucuses on january 15. and the new hampshire primary on january 23rd. caaign

i am shane kialoa, deputy chief of administration. and this is my report for october 2023. i feel like we just saw each other. yeah, but we'll begin with homeland security. under the direction of assistant deputy chief erika artasyrus brown. as as the chief pointed out, and we have been pointing out the enormous challenge of apec, of planning and coordination that that chief arceus's brown has been tackling along with such chief josh smith and their team among the high level visits from dignitaries. and in the month of october, fleet week during the month of october, fleet week was incredibly busy for the homeland security team. um, managing, coordinating and supporting many of our fleet week training exercises like the interoperable interoperable communications between the civilian and military disaster responders. that was discussed last month. an enormous win for that community between civilian and military, where chief cannon was heavily involved. this is the first time that this has been done. it is not there yet. there's much work to be done in the future. but to be a

tonight i'm happy to welcome scott shane to the library. his latest book, flee north a forgotten hero in the fight for freedom, slavery, borderland in it. he recounts the life of abolitionist thomas who bought his own freedom, helped hundreds of others escape in washington. baltimore and the underground railroad flee north also tells, the story of the baltimore slave trader, hope slaughter, who shaped who shipped hundreds of south from the inner harbor, often them from their families forever. this evening, the author will be joined in conversation by journalist michael fletcher scott shane is a former for the new york times and baltimore sun. he is the author of objective troy a terrorist, a president and rise of the drone in dismantling utopia how information ended the soviet union. michael is a senior writer with espn's enterprise, an investigative team. he formerly reporter for espn's the undefeated and the washington post. he is a coauthor of supreme discomfort the divided soul of clarence thomas. in his review of the book the washingto