phil collins used to write speeches for tony blair and now writes columns for the times.n dale is a broadcaster and former conservative campaigner, and miranda green was press secretary for the liberal democrats. a warm welcome to you all, lovely of you to spend your bank holiday with us. owen, you campaigned hard in these — are you happy? jeremy corbyn had somewhere else to go today, to a celebration let'sjust remember where we were a year ago, the electoral extermination was talked about after local elections when labour got 27% and four weeks later got 40% to deprive the tories of a majority. according to the bbc‘s own projections labour would be ahead of seats in parliament, that shows last year wasn't a fluke. in london, labour has got its best result since 1971 and the tory had their worst results. you are not exterminated but you should be in an incredibly strong position against theresa may's government right now? that is what i am saying. london, this was a tory city until recently with a conservative mayor. 1992 london was more likely to vote tory than the rest

phil collins has had twelve years in the limelight to tokio hotel singer is never born between two tours and album recordings he released a solo record in spring twenty sixteen and a photo book and he opened an art exhibition. to. the building seven style gallery in my twenty sixteenth it seems the whole city has come to see turn to tell me to sing a bill called it's presenting a sort of project pretty. good progress really good you must believe as if there are a few people who call me basically my mom and the person who the song is about and the person who broke my heart also called me pulling him to help you get out. that's right five songs about his broken hearts for many albums trying to overcome pain and suffering through a lot. like in the video don't break me. i'm not ok his fans have really had such an intimate insight into his life. it's been so much going to. i'm not someone who goes out in public don't you nobody's ever seen me with i don't do that that's a personal thing for me then i'm very private and the only thing i do is music and so of course writes about my life and th

>> he actually half looks like the front man in a phil collins cover band.hoever cite and released it and said this will lead to something. let's move on. a man arrested in pennsylvania for attempting to steal a car drove to his court appearance in another car. >> think how much his bail will be. the judge knows this guy will show up to court. he was going to take an uber. but he figured there would be a criminal in the driver's seat either way. and he might as well be the criminal. brian: at least he's being sincere. composite image of a man wanted in the u.k. for burglary based on a description given by a witness. >> he was last seen standing in front of a fun house mirror. that is a weird mouth. maybe he ate one of those carolina peppers that swells up your face. brian: believe it or not he has not been caught. >> he's blending in with the donkeys. brian: garcia arrested in virginia for stealing a car wearing a "trust me" t-shirt in his mugshot. right there he looks guilty. but i trust this guy more than i trust facebook in my mugshot. if you cry in your

greg: is today's is a total bummer compared to when phil collins was a drummer? turn it off.searchers at the university of california irvine found that today's top music is more depressing that was 30 years ago. specifically, 20% more depressing. back in the 80s your groups like huey lewis giving us the news, good news, about how the power of love makes the world go round. compared to today when every adult song is about her ask and how he has moved on and is totally fine without her. that poor guy. researchers partly blame social media and isolation for the trend in a sad music but i believe this guy. ♪. greg: oh, god, i love that. rob, what you think -- what you think it's become so more depressing? >> it's weird for me because life is 30% more depressing that it was 30 years ago. the person writing about their exes like even taylor swift everything she writes is about an x in the did her bad. almost to the point where she should write a point maybe i'm the [bleep] problem. [laughter] [applause] tyrus: thank you for coming out. have a good night. [laughter] greg: have to be

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with me to share the reporting and their insights, karen dumurjeon, phil mattingly, caitlyn collins.ave the advance team in singapore. more importantly, no offense to that team, you have the substance team meeting with the north koreans. this was off just 72 hours ago. president moon of south korea wants it. kim jong-un clearly wants it. president trump clearly wants it. are we going to have a meeting to have a meeting, or do we think they'll resolve the substance? >> i mean, look -- in some ways, what's happening now is a more normal process. you normally have substantive meetings at the lower levels before you decide whether or not to have a summit. that's more normal. what isn't normal is the speed with which they're trying to make this happen. i mean, other summits at this level have taken place after months if not years of negotiations, of discussions between, you know, the sort of technical experts to try to figure out can you actually make this happen, and the diplomatic experts to decide where are the two sides, and you try to have all of that mapped out before the leaders sp