then came the tragic story of ronni moffitt. she was not targeted but happened to be in the car with him. she stumbled out of the car. her husband was in the backseat, so he suffered minor cuts. he looked at her and she was stumbling away, so he figured she must be ok and went to go help orlando, who was in the driver seat and clearly is dying. he went around the front, tried to get orlando out and could not do it. there was, you know, jagged metal pieces everywhere, broken glass. the car had essentially imploded onto itself. he could not get the body out. eventually, he went to see his wife and realized at that point that a piece of shrapnel had exploded from the driver's seat and had cut her carotid artery, and she was essentially drowning in her own blood. both victims were immediately brought -- within a few minutes, there were police vehicles and ambulances all over the circle. we are just a few blocks away from dupont circle, so a lot of people could hear it. we are about a mile from the white house and state department, s

correspondent, ronny chieng, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) ronny. this is a really, really contentious issue right now. what are your thoughts on all of this? >> trevor, this whole thing is more disappointing than every meal i've eaten at p.f. chang's. okay. that place is fake chinese. i'm so glad general tsao, isn't around to see what they've done. i'm shocked how the american companies have behaved. it's complete bullshit and they should be ashamed of themselveses. >> trevor: this takes guts. everybody else seems afraid to speak up about china, but you taking a stand is very brave. >> well, someone has to say it. in fact, i want to talk to china directly. ( speaking chinese ) ( laughter ) ( applause ). >> trevor: wow! ronny, like, i don't understand what you're saying, but i can feel your passion, man! >> trevor, please, i'm not finished. >> trevor: preach, brother, preach! ( cheers and applause ) wow! wow! >> trevor: ronny, that is amazing. did you-- did you mention me? i thought i heard my name. >> oh, yeah, yeah, i said you're my hero and my fr

michael and ronni moffitt, both 25, recently married. they waited while he showered and dressed and rushed out the door. isabel barely had time to kiss him goodbye. orlando took the wheel of his 1975 chevelle malibu classic. he opened -- michael opened the front passenger door for ronni and plopped himself in the backseat. in less than an hour, orlando and ronni would be dead. michael would be traumatized for life. this is the actual car after the bombing. i never learned what the surprise was, isabel recalled when i interviewed her over 40 years after the event. to this day, the killing of orlando letelier and ronni moffitt remains the only assassination of a foreign diplomat on u.s. soil and also the only state sponsored assassination in washington. the letelier-moffitt assassinations constituted the most brazen act of international terrorism ever committed in the united states. the only state sponsored such act and the only car bomb. the two decades long resolution of the case would hold implications for chile, the united states, terr

just put a flashlight under your chin and read the list of ingredients. >> trevor: wow, ronny, ronny, you celebrate anything halloween? >> oh, yeah, i love getting into the halloween spirit. i buy candy and when trick-or-treaters come to my door, i eat it in their faces to show that nothing in life is free. >> trevor: ronny chieng, everyone. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ awwww yeah. that's the stuff. no really. those are the actual ingredients. ♪ funky rock track tostitos. [crunch] get to the good stuff. halloween is awesome. [trick or treat] yes, yes, yes, yes. [screaming in fear] yay. [laughter] yes! thank you. [ "turn around, look at me" ♪ there is someone ♪ walking behind you ♪ turn around ♪ look at me ♪ there is someone ♪ look at me t-mobile's newest signal reaches farther than ever before... with more engineers, more towers, more coverage. it's a network that gives you... with coverage from big cities, to small towns. introducing t-mobile's 600mhz signal. no signal reaches farther or is more reliable. and it's built 5g ready. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> trevor: welcome back to "th

just put a flashlight under your chin and read the list of ingredients. >> trevor: wow, ronny, ronny,thing halloween? >> oh, yeah, i love getting into the halloween spirit. i buy candy and when trick-or-treaters come to my door, i eat it in their faces to show that nothing in life is free. >> trevor: ronny chieng, everyone. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) i support what y'all doing. it was self-defense. get on the ground! why is he under arrest? [yelling ] power to the people. i'm tired of playing it safe. i want to ride or die. y'all really gave us something to believe in. let... them... go! -police! thank you for this journey. no matter how it ends. snow leopards are almost impossible to find, with ai we can protect what we can't see. but we need to know where they are, because they are threatened. our camera traps allow us to have and eye in the mountains, taking thousands of pictures. microsoft ai scans through all these images, and separates snow leopards from everything else, in ten minutes instead of ten days. it gives us time to do better research, and save this t

for those, we turn to ronny chieng. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> thanks, trevor. we can all agree that the internet is basically giving us all brain damage, okay? social media is constantly bombarding us with information we don't care about, like what my friend ate for breakfast or what my mom is watching on tv or when my wife had our baby, ugh! p t point is social media is destroying everything. look at this guy who went viral for the dumbest thing possible. >> carson king thought he would get a few lives and maybe a few bucks on college game day with this sign asking for beer money and his actual number for a venmo account. the money poured in. >> king raised more than a million bucks all told. this guy got a million dollars for beer! are you kid meg? all he did was hold up a sign. this guy does it on tv and he's a rearo. but when i held up a sign demanding money, all of a sudden i'm a bank robber and i took hostages, which is like a federal offense. and the fact this even worked was stupid, trevor, but not as stupid as what he did with the money. >> he decided

. >>> now to "jersey shore's" ronnie arrested. shirtless and stoic while handcuffed to a stretcher.ld didn't even blink in footage from kttv, after an alleged violent fight with on again off again girlfriend. >> female heard screaming that someone took her daughter. per the victim, the suspect has a knife. >> officers say they had to use a taser to take ronnie into custody. he was later booked for kidnapping. the baby is okay. jen only suffered minor injuries. what a difference. just hours earlier, the pair hand in hand smiling. >> ronnie was just released on $100,000 bail. >> other news, joaquin phoenix's "the joker." >> what's so funny? >> i thought it was going to be challenging for me as an actor. going to be challenging for the audience. >> playing the creepy clown is something that joaquin actually embraced from the beginning, starting with losing 52 pounds. >> it was something i had done before and i swore i would never do it again. it ends up affecting in me in ways i hadn't anticipated and certainly it affects your meant and emotional state. as. >> as for that laugh we hear

ronny chieng has the halloween spirit. and sean spicer is rigging the election. so let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with barack obama. the 44th, and as far as i'm concerned, only black president of the united states. he's been pretty quiet since leaving office. but every now and then, he likes to remind us of what we're missing. >> barack obama and michelle obama holding their third annual obama foundation sum. the former president talked about being a little too pious about politics. >> this idea of purity and you're never compromised and you're always politically woke and all that stuff, you should get over that quickly. the world-- the world is messy. there are ambiguities. people who do really good stuff

around the circle, we have these memorials to this one man and of course to ronnie.be marked forever in the heart of washington dc by this assassination. announcer: in 1981, president ronald reagan nominated sandra day o'connor to be the first woman to serve on the supreme court. next on american history tv, panelists including one of o'connor's sons discuss the factors, characteristics, and qualifications that led to her appointment. this talk was part of an all-day conference commemorating the 38th anniversary of o'connor's senate confirmation. the ronald reagan presidential foundation and institute hosted the event. [applause] john: good afternoon. for those i have not had a chance to meet, my name is john and i have the honor of being executive director of the ronald reagan presidential foundation and institute. thank you all for coming out this afternoon. if you would, in honor of our men and women in uniform who defend our freedom around the world, please stand and join me for the pledge of allegiance.

i will have a chat with ronnie, because ronnie is a socialist, labour mp and the one thing he has stoodor all his life is the protection of workers' rights. this will undermine workers rights. this will undermine workers rights in our country. and how did that chat go? at the moment, i will be voting to support the deal. but i am getting a lot of pressure from the head lads of the labour party, jeremy corbyn and john mcdonnell, to abstain. because of the deregulation of workers' rights. if all these manoeuvrings weren't complicated enough, iam manoeuvrings weren't complicated enough, i am afraid i manoeuvrings weren't complicated enough, iam afraid i have manoeuvrings weren't complicated enough, i am afraid i have to tell you that something else is going to happen here at westminster tomorrow as well. a cross—party group of mps are going to try to change boris johnson's deal, to make sure it only comes into effective he is willing to extend the brexit deadline. they say this is an insurance policy against leaving with no deal at all. if we don't need the extension, having asked for it,

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they would go back and do a dozen talk about ronnie jones, he's somebody that is pushing drugs and the saint himself get addicted and ends up in jail if you interview him. could you talk a little bit about who is he and what you stuck by this reaction the book begins with me driving to visit him at a federal prison and i am being sent there at the request of a mother that has lost her son to heroine overdose partly spawned by his bringing in heroine to this tiny farm town which is not too far from where you live. almost overnight the town went from having a town full to hundreds because of ronnie and the people who put him behind bars. held at half and they never missed a day at work and so they started pulling the threads on different people involved and end up getting an interview with jones himself and i want to hear what his story is. he said he was profiled, pulled over and once he had a felon thy on his record it was hard for him to get work so each time he came out of jail, he would try to get work and come out with child support arrears, not being able to get food stamps. when

there's been a shock early exit for ronnie o'sullivan at snooker‘s world open in china. in a qualifying match, with the welshman winning five frames to three. queens park rangers missed the chance to go second in the championship after losing 3—1 at home to brentford. ollie watkins scored twice, the second making sure of the victory against their west london rivals in the dying seconds. the result means qpr stay in eighth whilst brentford are now up to twelfth with their third win in a row. the theme of home disadvantage continues in baseball's world series. all five games played so far have been won by the away team... the latest — for houston in washington — giving the astros a 3—2 lead in the series. taking them to within one of a second title. tulsen tollett is there. no match has gone right for the national since friday. they lost game three and gained four and before game five here on sunday, they lost their picture to neck and back spasms. they looked long confidence hitting the ball a long confidence hitting the ball a long confidence altogether while for the hou

around the circle we have these two memorials for this one man and for ronnie moffat. so with the circle will forever be marked by this assassination. >> irish ambassador to the united states daniel mahal and talkrian martin mansour about the connections between american and irish revolutions, and the relationship between the two countries ever since. the museum of the american revolution in philadelphia hosted this event. mr. mansour's ancestor st. george is the exhibit's subject. stevenson.t i'm the president and ceo of the museum of the american revolution. how many of you are visiting the museum for the first time? ofove that the proportion hands is getting lower and lower.

i will have a chat with ronnie, because ronnie is a socialist labour mp and the one thing he has stoodife is the protection of workers' rights. this will undermine workers' rights in our country. and how did that chat go? at the moment, i will be voting to support the deal. but i am getting a lot of pressure from the head lads of the labour party, jeremy corbyn and john mcdonnell, to abstain. because of the deregulation of workers' rights. if all these manoeuvrings weren't complicated enough, i am afraid i have to tell you that something else is going to happen here at westminster tomorrow as well. a cross—party group of mps are going to try to change borisjohnson‘s deal, to make sure it only comes into effect if he is willing to extend the brexit deadline. they say this is an insurance policy against leaving with no deal at all. if we don't need the extension, having asked for it, it should terminate immediately we leave the eu, and we are all in favour of doing this as abruptly as possible, if it can be done by 31st october, terrific, but we want to make sure that we don't drop out b

but before getting to that stage the grain whether barley wheat or ronnie must 1st be turned into malt to do this it is so cursed several days then it's dried at high temperature. light or dark sweet or bitter every malt is different but it's the crucial element in giving beer its color and aroma. this is good it's made from this era but tastes like a strong roasted this press so that it would perhaps with a hint of dark chocolate that it's that's a bit of course there are also molds that tastes like dried fruit and races or how to read like character. you know so whatever taste direction you want your peers to hov. or in the 1980 s. and ninety's the major beer firms didn't want specialty markets they wanted it mass produced those were difficult times for the malthouse but via month focused on the niche market and persevered. the southern german town of bombeck regards itself as the capital of beer and it has a lot of breweries it's a centuries old tradition that draws hundreds of thousands of tourists each year. via amman molds is a 140 year old company that's been family own for 4 ge

ronnie is a socialist labourmp and the issue for us.ooks at it, as he did with theresa may's york, he himself sat down and thought, "i can't vote for something that will reduce the working standards. he's fought for working people all his life, as have all labourmps, andi people all his life, as have all labour mps, and i don't believe he will support a deal that will undermine basic trade union employment rights. you say we will chat with ronnie campbell, i imagine you will chat with many labour mps today, is there a three line whip that will back not supporting an agreement? the chief whip decides with the leader on the within, but i'm sure on this one there will be a three line with and we expect labour mps to look at the deal itself and when they see the deal, we had the first analysis of it and, as i say, it's worth and theresa may's and labour mps worth and theresa may's and labour m ps voted worth and theresa may's and labour mps voted against theresa may's deal consistently and that's what they'll do on this occasion. i don't th

listen to labour party opposition ronnie campbell. >> [inaudible] the bill has been put in front in evenhe queen was involved. the supreme court, everybody should be involved in stopping parliament from doing its work. might not be the best deal, but it is a deal and we are leaving europe and that is the main thing. phil: this is the weird thing about how brexit has split the politics. the labour party line is to oppose this deal. there are people who are persuadable as far as mr. johnson is concerned. >> i know from cousins and relatives in britain, you t thik four shots get enough to c come across and a lost 10 people that have pulled out in the last minute, so the more, the better. he just needs to pull in votes from wherever and say they are in favor. the independent conservatives, this could be a backdoor for them and he hopes to bring enough people. we just don't know. >> even if he gets this past day parliament -- the parliament, it also has to clear the european parliament will stop -- parliament. >> it is a prorocess in london s well.. legislation has to be passed at some point.

big jump from ronnie's class, he was a year ahead of me. there were five women.ay, harvard law school, it is about 50% women. [applause] david: in your harvard law school class, you did extremely well and got onto the harvard law review and you were near the top of your class, maybe first or tied for first in your class. when your husband needed to move to new york, you wanted to transfer to columbia law school and the dean of the harvard law school did not think that was such a great idea if you wanted to be a harvard graduate. is that correct? jus. ginsburg: yes. he said i had to spend my third year at harvard. the reason i didn't was marty was diagnosed with a testicular tumor in his third year of law school. those were early days for cancer cure. there was no such thing as chemotherapy, there was only massive radiation. we did not know whether he would survive. i did not want to be a single mom. jane, my daughter, was 14 months when i started law school. we wanted to stay together as a family. marty had a good job with a firm in new york. i asked the dean, i

this week sees the world famous london jazz bar — ronnie scotts — celebrate its 60th birthday.erald, dizzy gillespie, van morrison and even lady gaga. let's take a look at the travel situation now. good news if you are on the tube this morning with all lines having a good service. that following an incident at the station. on the roads and traffic on the a 13 is building westbound heading from dagenham barking. muswell hill road is closed following an earlier collision. have a look now at the weather. good morning. there is some cloud around this morning. fairly high so we will get some bright spells, some hazy sunny spells and still have the rather brisk westerly wind to contend with as well so it will still feel chilly. further west and south you may get cloud and risk ofa and south you may get cloud and risk of a little bit of light patchy rain and drizzle sitting elsewhere the cloud breaks out and we will sunny spells potentially this afternoon. temperatures thanks to that breeze between nine and 12 celsius so feeling quite chilly. it is hallowing today. early evening it lo

ronnie is not old enough to drive a car but stopping the car from the passenger seat may have been the only way to save her and her mother's lives. she and her mother nicole johnson headed home after shopping when johnson had a saysure. melania called 911 and and her mother by eventually stopping the car. >> she wasn't talking to me and she wasn't really responding back to what i was saying or what i was >> it is just a scary moment in both of our lives. hahad ever happened. >> mom had a medical problems in the past but never a saysure. >> quick-thinking for that girl. all right. >> another check of the forecast. >> it looks good over the next several days. i'll watch for quick-moving showers between wednesday night and early thursday morning. i'll have a nice cooldown with mid-70s by the end of the week and into the start of the weekend. then warming up slightly between sunday and monday. and then for san francisco more of the 60s in the forecast. we'll also have some cool morning with some low 50s ahead. >> pretty good. >> thanks so much for join ug. the next newscast at 5:00 tonight

him and ronnie wood are there. they've come to see me play.he changeover [ laughter ] so, no one is suppose to get close to you and i get this tap-tap and i'm about to go, "get the hell out of here!" and i look back, and i'm like -- he goes, "it's ronnie. how are you? [ laughter ] the jolt of adrenaline i got was so amazing that i beat the guy six-love in that set >> seth: that's fantastic. [ cheers and applause i mean, i would think if a rolling stone says hello - >> of course >> seth: you have a show coming up on netflix. you're doing a show with mindy kaling >> oh, yeah. now i'm supposed to not forget the name of it because they just told me today. >> seth: "never have i ever. >> thank you >> seth: you're welcome. [ laughter ] >> i had it in my pocket but then - >> seth: yeah, i know. they told me once backstage and i remembered [ laughter ] >> well, you -- you're younger than i am. >> seth: i am. that's true. >> but this is, i mean, who would have thought >> seth: yeah. >> for me. i'm the narrator of this -- a series that's coming netflix

and ronnie 0'sullivan is through to the third round of the english 0pen, but he needed a decider to beatger yuan sijun. european football tonight, though i16 in the women's championship league, manchester city are at home. for the first leg of their last 16, women's sports reporter, joe curry come as at the eddie had campus. it's a big one, this, joe, and lots of little subplots as well. absolutely, this is undeniably the tie of the round. you can understand why neither side is really thrilled to be facing each other at this stage of the competition, effectively, it's just the second round. you have manchester city, two—time european semifinalists in recent cities, the spanish champions. now city had been struggling with a long injury list. they make one change tonight from that 3-0 they make one change tonight from that 3—0 when in the weekend. coming back and is demi stokes as she replaces megan campbell at left back. whilst there's also a return to the academy stadium for the former city favourite some of the england striker, tony durgin. she sta rts england striker, tony durgin. she

and the hardest shot measures taken by lefty the brazilian ronnie managed to kick the ball at a speed of 211 kilometers per hour. german manager. once said if you learn from experience left foot players work extremely hard on their special skills then rise to use both feet and. so are left to better footballers and tennis fears is right you often have to return to lefty serve you back. now you could argue it's the same the other way around. but the difference is that lefties very often play against dr hughes and are used to this skills. it's often hard to adjust to left in that opponents same in table tennis left handed the only european player who can compete with the asian stars i isn't the same in football. played on the right side order to confuse the left banke their biggest advantage is that most of the other right wing us alright. lefties movements when you defend against a right for the player or a left foot it doesn't make a difference for you yeah of course if i play against the. right for the player many times i want to go on your outside to cross the ball and to put it in

ronnie o'sullivan has beaten yuan sijun by four frames to three in the second round of the english openy. the five—time world champion continued his criticism of the venue earlier this week. last year he described the k2 leisure centre as "a hellhole" and feels little has changed since saying "every day in crawley is a day lost in my life." that's at least another day lost then. that's all from sportsday. thanks for watching. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are anna isaac, reporter at the wall street journal and john rentoul, chief political commentator at the independent. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's start with the daily express, it says boris johnson is "tantalisingly close" to a brexit deal, after last minute negotiations with the eu. optimism in the daily mail as well, over the prime minister's likelihood of clinching a deal although it warns he could still meet dup resistance. a more cautious tone in the i. it claims borisjohnson's hopes of securing a brexit deal

kix brooks and ronnie dunn. we know them as brooks and dunn. they start out as solo, single songwriters but rocketed to stardom as a duo. their first album produced four -- four -- number-one singles and sold almost three million copies. and that was all in the pre-smartphone, prescreening era. since then kix and ronnie's over top 40-ten hits, 20 number-one singles and 12 platinum-plus albums have earned them the distinction of being one of the most successful country duos of all time and they've done it all while writing their own songs designing their own shows and supporting the art of up-and-coming performers. this dedication to the future of country is why brooks and dunn will be unducted into the hall of fame in the modern era artist category. ray stevens -- now, when we think about country music, many times we're thinking about steel guitars and broken hearts a, but this year's second hall of fame inductee really just wants to make you smile. ray stevens is one of the most successful comedy recording artists of all time. but he made his

remember, ronnie cole is the civilian identity of the secret stamp. you can't forget that. the idea very much. and believe such a strip will be effective in connection with the plan promoted by newspaper publishers now reaching national proportion, to sell defense saving stamps through approximately 500,000 loyal, young american newsboys from maine to california. sincerely yours, director defense saving stamps, treasuring department, washington, dc. wow. this guy got the government attention. take the opportunity to buy some of these. these are on kindle and ibooks. you can get a lot of golden age comics for just one dollar just by reading these. it is not bad, the secret stamp. he is a kid who is mad when bullies knock over a bicycle and take all of the defense stamps for themselves. so what does he do? he puts on this mask, this cape, and he gets on his bicycle and he goes after them. he even gets the time at some point in the plot to call the police. i am always concerned about this kind of thing. it is like, you can't just put on a mask and cape and get on your bicycle

survive on a legal work that pays only make a wage is the best most of them people like patrick and ronnie you end up living on the margins of society. it's 5 30 in the morning in buffalo on the outskirts of rome this is where day laborers wait for someone to offer them work most of them are from romania. a van pulls over. one of the men climbs in and discreetly of course the police could show up at any minute. the others stay behind and keep on waiting most of the time it's in vain italy's construction sector is in crisis we ask some of the men how much money they can earn here. heavy labor can get to 60 to 70 years a day. he says some of the people that pick them up are italian and some are remaining pitcher come under no you had no luck finding work this morning. his unlucky streak has lasted for more than a week now. what must i moonlighted what our employers prefer that so that they can avoid paying taxes and insurance stocks they would rather take you as an undeclared worker. let me agree to have to give money a little sometimes i don't get paid to talk. they say they're paid to morr

demonstrators trying to shut down major locations like westminster bridge and also city airports and ronnie's were also held across the globe to from north america to the strike the malls in tempe were detained for blocking a major intersection when among the. extinction rebellions key demands of the governments declare a climate emergency hope the loss of biodiversity and also drastically reduce carbon emissions by 2025 however their actions have divided opinion is some of the reaction we've been hearing. extinction rebellion is without question britain's fastest growing pagan religion and the reason i refer to as a pagan religion is just as all the classic hallmarks of a group of religious fundamentalists a belief that their view is the only view that's acceptable a desire to shut down everything that does not talk to their worldview they fundamental belief that they are in charge and everybody else also go to their beck and call how do you resolve pollution the result polluted by technological advancements the technological advancements the extinction rebellion oppose what this generation

sanctions have failed to bring his country's economy down during a news conference ronnie's that iran will continue scaling back its commitments to the 2050 nuclear deal until the e.u. fulfills its promises he also said the government is trying to reduce its reliance on oil revenues more on that speech with us a bigger correspondent in tehran. well president hassan rouhani discussing domestic issues is very much for the audience here in iran he very much staked his reputation on the nuclear deal the 2015 nuclear deal which the united states unilaterally poor diet of last year and people they have has been a sense of apathy and anger because he staked his reputation on this deal deal essentially fell through with the united states putting starting their maximum pressure campaign and the economy has suffered now what he's saying now is that the economy is stabilizing that the currency is stabilizing and employment levels are getting better so what he's saying is that america hasn't been successful and this is he's essentially talking to the iranian people the voters because there are el

ronnie campbell.i'm going to vote for the deal i think people in this country are fed up politicians. next for 3 years and every time you turn with me and this bill being put in front of it to stop would. rather remain as a you know. a huge legal colt's even the queen was involved you know the supreme court i mean everybody's been involved in. paul and do its work no good to deal. with should grab a boss might be the best deal because it's not but it's a deal that made the end work and will leave in europe enough to maintain. so this is a weird thing about the way that how it has split british politics the labor party line is to oppose they still run it campbell that saying that he's going to he's going to vote for it so there are people who are persuadable a far as mr johnson is concerned yes i think briggs's is literally the will to live very many british people at this stage i know from cousins and relatives in britain so yeah if they force johnson canon of labor people to come across and he he los

mr ronnie campbell. thank you, mr speaker.is parliament for 32 years and i've seen many speakers in the chair. i must say, you've been the best. as we say in the north—east, you're a .cannae laddie. —— cannae laddie. the waspi women were given a bad deal in their pensions. as the prime minister got any plans to put that wrong right? first of all, mr speaker, can i also paid tribute to the honourable gentleman as he leaves this house. i want to repeat my congratulations to all honourable members who are standing down and the service they have given. on the specific issue he races for the waspi women, it is a very difficult issue and very highly emotionally charged. we have done our best to try to satisfy that group and another £1 billion i think has been allocated to the support of waspi pensioners. i would allocated to the support of waspi pensioners. iwould remind honourable members opposite who are chuntering at me that under the labour party, i seem to remember that female pensions went up by 75p! that was their approach to