and then it's robert burns. robert burns , the robert burns. robert burns, the poet. poet. yeah.oet. yeah. and it said yes, he supported it. give me reasons. then i me all these reasons. then i said, know, did robert said, you know, did robert support the union between and scotland? he said, yes, he supported nea . well that's supported the nea. well that's actually is pretty intelligent, isn't that's the kind isn't it? i mean that's the kind of behaviour that actually of behaviour that will actually you you know if you the job. yeah. you know if you the job. yeah. you know if you instil chatbot in your brain and just i mean in a lot of and just get i mean in a lot of ways the worry is that things like students are going to use this to answer they this to do to answer they already but did already are. yeah yeah. but did you there's a for it you think there's a room for it in stand comedy? ben i don't in stand up comedy? ben i don't think so. i mean, i think i saw a story a couple of days ago that they managed to to that they managed to get to write nick cave song. i was in write

and then it's robert burns. robert burns , the robert burns. robert burns, the poet. poet. yeah. poet. yeah. and it said yes, he supported it. give me reasons. then i me all these reasons. then i said, know, did robert said, you know, did robert support the union between and scotland? he said, yes, he supported nea . well that's supported the nea. well that's actually is pretty intelligent, isn't that's the kind isn't it? i mean that's the kind of behaviour that actually of behaviour that will actually you you know if you the job. yeah. you know if you the job. yeah. you know if you instil chatbot in your brain and just i mean in a lot of and just get i mean in a lot of ways the worry is that things like students are going to use this to answer they this to do to answer they already but did already are. yeah yeah. but did you there's a for it you think there's a room for it in stand comedy? ben i don't in stand up comedy? ben i don't think so. i mean, i think i saw a story a couple of days ago that they managed to to that they managed to get to write nick cave song. i was in writ

maybe that is why back in 1801 a group of friends came up with a way to celebrate our local bard robert burnsly evening of poetry and performance. and also probably scotland's most famous meal. so this is what you usually get at a traditional burns supper. you've got tatties, or mashed potatoes, sweet and taking centre stage you got the beloved haggis. haggis has achieved near mythical debtors for its often grotesque description as throwaway beef and lamb offal, spices and oats, all bundled into a sheep's belly and boiled for hours. but the spicy mince mixture is salty, meaty and delicious and it is personally one of my favourite things to eat. in my family, burns night often coincides with another annual event, chinese new year, which takes place over for 15 days at the beginning of the lunar calendar. like burns night, it is all about friends and family coming together or a massive feast, so my friends and i host our own special event and we call it chinese burns, where we serve dishes from both cultures at the same time. i am on the hunt for a culinary twist on the burns supper that will b

came up with an event to warm up the winter nights, and celebrate the life of our national bard, robert burnsance, and what's probably scotland's most famous meal. so this is what you usually get in a traditional burns supper. you've got tatties, or mashed potatoes, neeps, aka swede, and taking centre stage, you've got the beloved haggis. haggis has achieved near—mythical status for its often grotesque description as throwaway beef and lamb offal, spices and oats. it's all bundled into a sheep's belly and boiled for hours. but the spicy mince mixture is salty, it's meaty and delicious, and it's personally one of my favourite things to eat. in my family, burns night often coincides with another annual event, chinese new year, which takes place over 15 days, at the beginning of the lunar calendar. like burns night, it's all about friends and family coming together for a massive feast. so my friends and i, we host our own special event, and we call it chinese burns... ..where we serve dishes from both cultures at the same time. i'm on the hunt for a culinary twist on the burns supper that will b

it is robert burns day, and in central scotland it is looking fine through the sunshine. a much more grey day. it has been cold, a pretty grim one. that sunshine will be on its way southward tomorrow. it's this at the moment, the line of rain across the south and east, raining for most at the moment. as that clears, things are turned dry and clear. there will be showers across the north and east and a bit of a breeze blowing. across western areas, the chance of a frost, a little bit of ice just about anywhere. the temperature is nowhere nearas anywhere. the temperature is nowhere near as low as some of you have seen through recent days. that sets us up for a pretty decent thursday, especially in western areas. dry and sunny. a few showers in northern scotland. if you focus across eastern counties of england, this is where showers could come in now and again, even stretching towards the south—east at times. a bit of cloud, some sunshine and a much brighter day than recent days. but a windier one. a blustery wind, especially along the coast, making it feel a touch on the co

the scottish poet robert burns .me minister has been hosting reception at downing street, where guests have been served. haggis toasties accompanied by music on the bagpipes . and he's not the only bagpipes. and he's not the only one marking the occasion . legend one marking the occasion. legend sir rod stewart has taken to twitter for with his son. here's his message to scots everywhere. anybody happy? burns night this is rod stewart , his son liam. is rod stewart, his son liam. and we used to celebrate burns night my dad, your grandfather and i want you to have a great night, as is your favourite cockney scotsman. wishing you a happy burns night. she is my cheers. happy burns night to you too. you're up to date on tv, onune too. you're up to date on tv, online and dab plus radio you with gb news the people's channel. let's get back to dan wooden . wooden. take a close look at these two giant men . and just before i giant men. and just before i show you them. they are main , by show you them. they are main, by the w

the scottish poet robert burns .me minister has been hosting reception at downing street, where guests have been served. haggis toasties accompanied by music on the bagpipes . and he's not the only bagpipes. and he's not the only one marking the occasion . legend one marking the occasion. legend sir rod stewart has taken to twitter for with his son. here's his message to scots everywhere. anybody happy? burns night this is rod stewart , his son liam. is rod stewart, his son liam. and we used to celebrate burns night my dad, your grandfather and i want you to have a great night, as is your favourite cockney scotsman. wishing you a happy burns night. she is my cheers. happy burns night to you too. you're up to date on tv, onune too. you're up to date on tv, online and dab plus radio you with gb news the people's channel. let's get back to dan wooden . wooden. take a close look at these two giant men . and just before i giant men. and just before i show you them. they are main , by show you them. they are main, by the w

people commemorate the birth of the scottish robert burns . the prime scottish robert burns.he prime minister has been hosting a reception downing street where guests are being served haggis, toasties accompanied by music from and the prime minister. not the only one marking the occasion. rock legend sir rod stewart has gone online show he's celebrating burns night with his son. everybody happy burns night is rod stewart and his son liam . and we used to his son liam. and we used to celebrate burns night with my dad. your grandfather and i want you to have a great night. this is your favourite cockney scotsman wishing you a happy burns night happy burns night you as well. you're up to date on online and dab+ radio . this on online and dab+ radio. this is gb news where now it's time for headliners . for headliners. hello, i'm andrew doyle and. welcome to headliners. joining me tonight are one of the finest comedy minds we've ever produced. that's the creator of father ted, the it crowd . black books. ted, the it crowd. black books. graham linehan . and we've also graham lineha

people commemorate the birth of the scottish robert burns . the prime scottish robert burns.he prime minister has been hosting a reception downing street where guests are being served haggis, toasties accompanied by music from and the prime minister. not the only one marking the occasion. rock legend sir rod stewart has gone online show he's celebrating burns night with his son. everybody happy burns night is rod stewart and his son liam . and we used to his son liam. and we used to celebrate burns night with my dad. your grandfather and i want you to have a great night. this is your favourite cockney scotsman wishing you a happy burns night happy burns night you as well. you're up to date on online and dab+ radio . this on online and dab+ radio. this is gb news where now it's time for headliners . for headliners. hello, i'm andrew doyle and. welcome to headliners. joining me tonight are one of the finest comedy minds we've ever produced. that's the creator of father ted, the it crowd . black books. ted, the it crowd. black books. graham linehan . and we've also graham lineha

robert burns. we'll bard. robert burns.it's leading our news this morning. the chancellor's reportedly drawing up plans to raise the state pension age to 68 in his march budget. that is 11 years earlier than planned. of course, this could raise billions for the treasury and comes as economists forecast an even deeper recession than previously thought. well joining us now from manchester is our political edhon from manchester is our political editor, darren mccaffrey. good morning to you, darren. look, things have to be pretty strange . don't within the . don't make. within the treasury , the chancellor is treasury, the chancellor is considering will considering something that will be unpalatable . the ballot be so unpalatable. the ballot box you handed over millions of people, particularly if you're in your late forties and early fifties, who might look at the prospect of the retirement age raising with not much likely, though there is a wider economic case to be made, the government would argue. well, indeed, all this as w

was has his birthplace museum and burns night is celebrating the life and times and memory of robert burnst moves to you know other mark against his name . it's not just having the name. it's not just having the that you know those kind of attacks and so a mark against this his legacy you know those who else the world when you think of a scottish one doesn't think of a scottish one doesn't think of a scottish one doesn't think of robbie burns gardens as a trend where the scottish culture and these kind of you know statements well i think were made you know in the best of intentions you know when you actually look deeper and on that instance precisely gardens never even went to jamaica for a job and plantation has forms gain started gaining some traction in scotland and like a lot of men before him he had the choice and his choice was quite simply to go to edinburgh instead . and he go to edinburgh instead. and he married his sweetheart, jane armour and the world hundred and 60 odd years later , i would say, 60 odd years later, i would say, is all the better for it. i got , i've got two ver

was has his birthplace museum and burns night is celebrating the life and times and memory of robert burnst moves to you know other mark against his name . it's not just having the name. it's not just having the that you know those kind of attacks and so a mark against this his legacy you know those who else the world when you think of a scottish one doesn't think of a scottish one doesn't think of a scottish one doesn't think of robbie burns gardens as a trend where the scottish culture and these kind of you know statements well i think were made you know in the best of intentions you know when you actually look deeper and on that instance precisely gardens never even went to jamaica for a job and plantation has forms gain started gaining some traction in scotland and like a lot of men before him he had the choice and his choice was quite simply to go to edinburgh instead . and he go to edinburgh instead. and he married his sweetheart, jane armour and the world hundred and 60 odd years later , i would say, 60 odd years later, i would say, is all the better for it. i got , i've got two ver

be made public, and now, we will see at this hearing in front of fulton superior court judge robert met burningdo. now, the law says he should follow what the grand jurors want to do, but there are other conditions, that should be taken into the account. what the da wants's to do, what the media wants to do. bill of course want that to be public. and, potential targets of this investigation, they might try and stop it, or at least get their portions of the report redacted. so, a lot of arguments that we can see these next two weeks. >> yeah, i wanna come back to the sort of transparency question. but let me just follow up with you here, gwen. my understanding, in some ways, the baton is being passed here, and fani willis, let us say that she decides criminal charges are warranted here. what will be the next news? and what will be the timeline for that? >> well, at this point, now that the special grand jury has concluded, she has the option based on the evidence that she's gathered to go before a regular grand jury. and those are seated every two months in fulton county. they usually meet twice

friends came up with an event to warm up winter nights and celebrate the life of our national bard, robert burnscal status for its often grotesque description as throwaway beef and lamb offal, spices and oats, all bundled into a sheep's belly and boiled for hours. but the spicy mince mixture is salty, meaty and delicious, and it is personally one of my favourite things to eat. in my family, burns night often coincides with another annual event, chinese new year, which takes place over for 15 days at the beginning of the lunar calendar. like burns night, it is all about friends and family coming together for a massive feast, so my friends and i host our own special event and we call it chinese burns, where we serve dishes from both cultures at the same time. i am on the hunt for a culinary twist on the burns supper that will be the centrepiece of my next chinese burns evening. hello, how you doing? lovely to meet you. how are you? thanks for coming along. let's head down. absolutely. so, it's chinese new year and it's burns night happening around the same time. what are we going to make for the p

robert von willam from taganrog had a burning desire to train under the guidance of a famous athlete.as fulfilled by the minister of sports of russia oleg motsitsin. i am very glad that robert you have such a wonderful opportunity and your wish, which you made, is being fulfilled. uh, and i am very grateful to all my athlete friends in rostov-on-don at the leader sports complex a master class for robert ruled by the bronze medalist of the thirty-second summer olympic games tokyos such training further strengthened robert's desire to play sports and win. weeks here lenin vladislav vladimir kurenkov, minister of russia for civil defense and emergencies, fulfilled the desire of the three guys polina yana and yura, young muscovites. polina bazaeva loves dogs and dreams of becoming a cynologist, the minister, together with polina and her family, went to the moscow region center for work of special complexity leader just hands to lie. yan vasiliev from tatarstan dreamed of a real helicopter. and here the boy comes on board, not eight. hello hello , the beauty surprised by the desire asked,

burn. as a key reason why german economy, mr. robert havoc is in no way. the ultimate goal is to switch from dirty sources like these to more environmentally friendly hydrogen powered plants. that's the vision of this close cooperation between germany and norway, while germany and much of europe manage to safeguard themselves and have enough energy to heat this winter. c o 2 emissions increased and the long promised green energy transition was put on the backburner. now the german government is looking ahead specifically to 2030 when the pipeline carrying hydrogen from oslo to berlin will be ready to function as your cuff jacket bone. when we want to build power plants that a hydrogen ready by 2030, they should be up and running. then they will need hydrogen. this hydrogen should be produced, step by step by renewable energies. but in the face until the renewable energy can produce hydrogen in this quantity. we can use d, carbonite, hydrogen, d, carbonized hydrogen can. and from my point of you should be provided by norway. so to us, nor we can provide cus

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robert barnes. as he snowed here locally rabbie. burnsupper. you've got tabbies or mashed potatoes, metes aka sweet and taking centre stage you've got the beloved haggis. haggis has achieved near medical status for his often grotesque description as throwaway beep and lay awful, spices and oats. all bundled into a chiefs belly and boiled for hours. but the spicy minced make sure it's all meaty and delicious. it's personally one of my favourite things to eat. in my family barns night often coincides with another annual event, chinese new year, which takes place over 15 days at the beginning of the lunar calendar. like barnes night it's all about friends and family coming togetherfor about friends and family coming together for a about friends and family coming togetherfor a massive about friends and family coming together for a massive feast. about friends and family coming togetherfor a massive feast. my friends and i host our own special event and we call it chinese barnes where we serve dishes from both cultures at the same time. i'm on

phil: running into a burning building is not the best idea. robertyoung men kept it from becoming a tragedy. dr. phil: you said people were yelling at you, "don't touch him." he's getting electrocuted. i just feel like i did the right thing. you don't like being called a hero. but how do you look at what you did? let's do it. [music playing] producer: have a good show, everybody. here we go. dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. producer: standing by. we'll count you down. dr. phil: today is going to be a changing day for a lot. producer: 5, 4. dr. phil: get ready to take care of you. audience: dr. phil, dr. phil. [cheers and applause]

phil: running into a burning building is not the best idea. robertle were yelling at you, "don't touch him." he's getting electrocuted. i just feel like i did the right thing. you don't like being called a hero. but how do you look at what you did? let's do it. [music playing] producer: have a good show, everybody. here we go. dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. producer: standing by. we'll count you down. dr. phil: today is going to be a changing day for a lot. producer: 5, 4. dr. phil: get ready to take care of you. audience: dr. phil, dr. phil. [cheers and applause]

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not only burned the sources of hundreds of diplomats around the world, she effectively dissuaded foreigners from ever trusting a future american official." well, on the other hand, you have robertothing. this is nothing burnt. this has no impact on the diplomatic relationship of the united states. this is the secretary of defense. it's not quite what he said. he said, "in the end, we will get over this." that outsiders, foreigners look at the us, they realize these things happen, but they're not going to stop talking to us, but, fundamentally, i'mjust asking you whether you believe or whether you care that you might have compromised important aspects of us national security and intelligence gathering, not least because... no. ..for example, one cable... well, for intelligence gathering, i don't think so. because the us intelligence apparatus is a large apparatus, it's one in which, you know, there are many sources and methods that haven't been made public, that aren't, that weren't even available to me. just a final one on the cables, there was one list of the most important national security sites around the world listed by us diplomats. and you, of course — you didn't necessa

close to president trump, including roger stone, including robert weaver, a failed trump appointee, including the overstock.com ceo, patrick burn to try to overturn the election along and urging president trump to use every method possible to do that. so, you know, we wanted to highlight that for the american public, pull from the report things that people might not have the chance to read and discern themselves. it is a very long report with an enormous amount of supporting documents, but we also wanted to flag that it didn't end on january 6th. and this is something that i know you and i have talked about before, that we've seen in the two years since then and we saw it leading up to the midterms that, you know, paramilitary organizations and other extremists have undertaken a decentralized, localized strategy that includes involving themselves in local politics, pushing their extremist world view, a very white nationalist, christian nationalist focused world view. and that's the other thing we wanted to illustrate, because that continues. >> we didn't get to know you as a show or our viewers until after trump was no longer i

burns, a bland neutral version of this. this is revisionist. i want your guest to answer this. this was a war against south vietnam, ok? robert mcnamara said as much when they justified their involvement by pouring this aggression from within. the so-called viet cong, a pejorative term for the national liberation front, this was south vietnamese rebelling against a corrupt dictatorship. all of the fighting took place -- not all, a majority of the fighting took place in the south. the majority of the bombing took place in the south to the extent that 30 years ago the rates of cancer were dramatically different in north vietnam and south vietnam because of the uses of agent orange and other carcinogenic chemicals all in the south. host: mark, you said you had a question? caller: i want him to address this was a war against south vietnam. host: let's get a response. guest: as i mentioned earlier, this is a solo war. i don't know if it is against south vietnam but it is a war within south vietnam, but it is a war within vietnam generally. mark talks about the viet cong, the national liberation front. the rank-and-file men and wom

robert is for today’s generation. yes, do something. these birthday nights you read you burnthings to do, because she does not want to be public, but i have a letter, though her already. uh, well, to the father who left. we haven't seen each other. for 8 years now, your old letters have turned yellow, and your sweaters, which you found, no longer smell like you. your voice remained only on the tape screaming and whispering from the last century. your poetic ladder. in today's poetry, it rises as a proud almost destroyed monument of architecture, on which no one walks, at best, listen to the guide, look at the scale, take into account complex ambiguous time. this ladder leads to heaven. we haven't seen each other for eight years. when you left, you said happy to you, my girls. i don't know how you can be happy without you today, your poems are no longer perceived. like their time, rather from the very time, it seems only from the sound, the poems to their headlines or the last line, but i collected this book not in order to convey the spirit of the times and not in order to re

a little book on robert e lee and i will confess to you and no one else, this is the first book i did that was a job. meaning it wasn't my idea. usually i am burning alive with an idea i want and i find a publisher who buys into it and we do the book. this time there is a publisher during a series in my agent artwork from them and they said we've got two openings. george custer or robert ely. i looked inside i don't want to do custer. [laughter] i said i will give me a try. retrospect, again i'm not going to speak for the book, the book is what it is. you either buy it or not. you may agree with me on some things. when i rear realized my years in public radio helped me, radio writing teaches you concision. in radio i've only got your here for the length of a sentence. i can't go on for 12 more sentences to say it. i got to say it right away with you or you won't get it. the fact that this was limited to 200 pages, freeman's introductions probably longer than that. [laughter] but it forced me to boil water alive and get down to the critical things. i came across some things i'm guessing freeman but maybe he didn't emphasize them enough ways in whic

we have to talk about, robert, and we have just -- just in the gulf alone, we could improve 2 million barrels more a day, we could get out of the gulf, and that's cleaner burningom the rest of the world. >> i'm not against that. >> the biden administration is. they are talking about cutting back gulf oil production. we could produce it all here, all of the oil that we are giving -- all the oil we are giving up, all the oil we are giving up from the strategic reserves, we could get from the gulf alone. >> sandra: three seconds. >> we know there would be more energy supplies if companies did not buy back stock. a lot of refineries. >> sandra: how about an energy friendly environment in the united states, that would help. this was fun, appreciate both of you here. our friday econ panel. and john, if i could put it up on the screen, gas prices under this president when he took office, gas at 2.39. today, 3.50, up 46%. we are talking about it going potentially, according to energy experts, $4 a gallon and you look at the spr that our econ panel was just talking about, and look at this line chart and that is where we are today. >> 400. >> incredible. >> started abou

robert e. lee. and i will confess to you and no one else, this is the first book i did that was a job. meaning it wasn't my idea. usually, i am burning alive with an idea i want. i find a publisher who buys into it. we do the book. this time, there was a publisher doing a series. and my agent got word from them and they said we got two openings. george kuster or robert ailey. and i looked and i said. i don't want to do castor. and i said all right, i'll give le a try. in retrospect, i'm not going to speak for the book. the book is what it is. you either buy it or not buy it in terms of agreeing with me on some things. but i realized my ears and public radio really help me. radio writing teaches you concision. in radio i've only got your ear for the length of a sentence. i can't go on for 12 more sentences to sort of make that point i've got to make it right away with you or you won't get it. and the fact that this was by its format limited to 200 pages. douglass -- freeman's introduction is probably longer than that. it forced me to sort of boil the water a lot and get down to some of the critical things. i came across some things th

burns, a bland neutral version of this. this is revisionist. i want your guest to answer this. this was a war against south vietnam, ok? roberts much when they justified their involvement by pouring this aggression from within. the so-called viet cong, a pejorative term for the national liberation front, this was south vietnamese rebelling against a corrupt dictatorship. all of the fighting took place -- not all, a majority of the fighting took place in the south. the majority of the bombing took place in the south to the extent that 30 years ago the rates of cancer were dramatically different in north vietnam and south vietnam because of the uses of agent orange and other carcinogenic chemicals all in the south. host: mark, you said you had a question? caller: i want him to address this was a war against south vietnam. host: let's get a response. guest: as i mentioned earlier, this is a solo war. i don't know if it is against south vietnam but it is a war within south vietnam, but it is a war within vietnam generally. mark talks about the viet cong, the national liberation front. the rank-and-file men and women fighting for

burns, a bland neutral version of this. this is revisionist. i want your guest to answer this. this was a war against south vietnam, ok? roberts much when they justified their involvement by pouring this aggression from within. the so-called viet cong, a pejorative term for the national liberation front, this was south vietnamese rebelling against a corrupt dictatorship. all of the fighting took place -- not all, a majority of the fighting took place in the south. the majority of the bombing took place in the south to the extent that 30 years ago the rates of cancer were dramatically different in north vietnam and south vietnam because of the uses of agent orange and other carcinogenic chemicals all in the south. host: mark, you said you had a question? caller: i want him to address this was a war against south vietnam. host: let's get a response. guest: as i mentioned earlier, this is a solo war. i don't know if it is against south vietnam but it is a war within south vietnam, but it is a war within vietnam generally. mark talks about the viet cong, the national liberation front. the rank-and-file men and women fighting for

robert is for today's generation. yes? arrange something. all these birthday nights you read, you burn the tape screaming and whispering from the last century. your poetic ladder. in today's poetry rises as a proud almost destroyed monument of architecture, on which no one walks, at best, listen to the guide, look at the scale , take into account the complex ambiguous time. this ladder leads to heaven. we haven't seen each other for eight years. when you left, you said happy to you, my girls. i don't know how you can be happy without you today, your poems are no longer perceived. like their time, rather from the very time, it seems only from the sound, poems to their headers or the last line, but i collected this book not for in order to convey the spirit of the times and not in order to remember you again. i always remember you and not in order to tell someone such a poet from the villages lived, poetry was young, and then he stopped being young, and then died, but the poems remained. i just hope you like it. or at least it will be interesting and one more thing i just almost never ta

such love, in general it is popularization, and robert is for today's generation. yes something you arrange all these birthday parties , you read, you burnuide look at the scale take into account the complex ambiguous time. this ladder leads to heaven. we haven't seen each other for 8 years, leaving you said. happy to you, my girls. i don't know how to be happy without you. today your poems are no longer perceived. like their time, most likely, time seems only from the sound, poems to their headlines or the last line, but i collected this book not to convey the spirit of the times and not to remember you again. i remember you always and not in order to tell someone that he lived such a poet wrote poetry, he was young, and then he stopped being young, and then he died, but the poems remained. i just hope you like it. or at least one more thing will be interesting, because i never talked about you in bed. well, you know that, really. i love you. yes, you can imagine hands. you are so happy. no, that's how you are, it seems to me filled overflowing with this love, when i understand, uh, why do you have such a temper? why are you so loving?