sitcom, and feature some of its best—loved characters, played by rowan atkinson, tony robinson, stephen fry, yesterday it was all about the heavy— hello, yesterday it was all about the heavy showers and thunderstorms. a bit quieter— the heavy showers and thunderstorms. a bit quieter today. we have a ridge of high _ a bit quieter today. we have a ridge of high pressure coming from the south—west. we of high pressure coming from the south-west— south-west. we still have this movinu south-west. we still have this moving across _ south-west. we still have this moving across eastern - south-west. we still have this moving across eastern and - south-west. we still have this - moving across eastern and southern areas of england, which will bring some heavy rain. done in the south—east of england as well. it'll stay quite cloudy around these eastern areas, but further west, plenty of dry sunny weather. that is where we will see the highest temperatures today. 18 to 20, perhaps 21 degrees in northern ireland. meanwhile, on the east coast of uk, 13 or 1a celsius. through this night, we have that nort

actor was born in oxford in the family of a doctor to learn how to enter cambridge where he met stephen fry hilory hillary only, probably, with an intelligence of over 800. the task of recognizing these handwritten characters is standard a touchstone for neural networks involved in image analysis. handwritten figures cambridge stands on the river cam, and oxford on this river, which in oxford itself is called isis. could it be avon? it's the thames just a topic for choose a dance 600, the author of this book has also walked a dance lover. i declare fools all those who, kicking their feet in foolish jumps and whirling, find satisfaction. maybe it's praise of stupidity, no vladimir the ship of fools 2023, for this holiday , the russian euronetwork of the text generator was taught to write love poems. cat poke andrey thank you andrey theme citruses 200 or 1000 let's 200 still focus on the screen. here are four citrus fruits. which one of they are otherwise called pompelmus or shedok, for example, number two number two questions of an artificial intelligence specialist for 1.000. it was this di

stephen fry, glasses on, having a look at the order of service in some detail.ections of the congregation. someone that knows the king very well. and, in this sector of the congregation we have state leaders and leaders of the communities belonging to christian churches. there we see two former archbishops of canterbury, george carey on the left and in the former archbishop of new york. archbishop angelos. other state leaders. they will be joined later as well by the chief rabbi. he will be one of those taking part today. the cause, as we look at the gathering of the christian faith we are reminded that the king, of course, has gone out of his way to say he will defend people of all faiths and people of no faith, respecting the freedom of the individual. lionel richie, a failure -- very familiar face, will be singing at the concert in windsor tomorrow. he is a global ambassador for prince charles. there we have a glimpse at the very fine organ at westminster abbey. built in 1930 seven, for the coordination of george the second. queen elizabeth, replacing an earl

various friends who were up very late, people like stephen fry who is one of charles is good friends,only recently got his invitation but they are beginning to dribble out now. it is been very parsimonious. >> i was going to ask if we expect a celebrity contingent. will the beckham's be there, is oprah going? does it have the same appeal as a royal wedding? >> no. that is not charles gang anyway and there is no desire to address the set with celebrities who just happened to be the people we all want to say. that will not be the case. some prime minister, emmanuel macron is going, biden is not going. but american presidents have never been to the coronation. eisenhower did not go to elizabeth's. jill biden will be going and taking her granddaughter which has caused a certain amount of -- nobody expected her to show up with a plus one so that was a moment of freeze on -- moment of frisson. >> well surely they did not want her to be on her own. >> this is a ruthless cut, people are not getting any plus ones. >> is there food obviously not within westminster abbey itself, but are there si

you can't riot, it's that simple >> seth: you -- you went to university with emma thompson, with stephen fryamous review, i guess is that what you'd would call the footlights >> yes, it is, with a u-e at the end. >> seth: of course, yes. >> it's an old -- it's sort of old -- almost sort of vaudeville thing, really, with sketches and songs and monologues you did much the same. you did exactly the same, but more of it and better, seth. [ light laughter ] >> seth: certainly i was doing stuff like that when i was in college but you guys were doing it in college and it became sort of a bit of a phenomenon that must've been -- did you think at the time -- were you aware of how well it was going for you? >> i was -- i knew it was pretty good i was proud of it. i spent so much of my life in a position of abject shame, but this is one of those moments where i actually felt quite proud of what we were doing. i was -- i think we all felt we were on to something good. but at that point, i was 21. i had no idea about doing this for a living and i mean it just didn't occur to anybody to do such a thing. i

they launched the careers of stephen fry, emma thompson, steve coogan, jenny eclair, harry hill, andcture, the awards organisers are appealing to new backers. hello. good to be here. i was hoping more people would come. the crisis for the awards comes as critics like richard herring say the festival no longer offers the opportunity to break into the industry that it did when he first started performing in the �*80s. so with many comedians now using social media to get the attention of agents and tv bookers, will comedians still head to the fringe if there are no comedy awards to be won? let us talk to. and nica is also here. the award is not happening this year but that is what we are here for, to make sure they do happen, we keep the continuity, we keep the focus of the buzz of comedy in edinburgh because add the edinburgh festival comedy has its moment, it doesn't get that anywhere else in britain. why does it needs the awards, shows could still go on? it why does it needs the awards, shows could still go on?— could still go on? it brings it into a centre, could still go on? it bri

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stephen fry, glasses on, having a look at the order of service in some detail.rust. there we have a glimpse of the very fine organ at westminster abbey built by harrison and harrison of durham for the coronation of king george vi and queen elizabeth. replacing an earlier instrument from 1848. it really is one of the finest organs in the world. and it will be hard to great effect in this service today, being played at the moment by the assistant organist, and during the assistant organist, and during the service, a little before the service, it will be played by peter holder, the sub—organist of westminster abbey, very fine organists. they will be making sure the singing is disciplined and that it will all be very well supported. so, the congregation enjoying the music. and reallyjust looking ahead now to some of the processions beginning. and talking of processions, let's go outside again and join clare. thank you. the crowds gathered along the mall and whitehall have been hearing already the marching bands. you saw the drum major leading the corps of drums. i'm

moments from the sitcom, and feature some of its best—loved characters, played by rowan atkinson, stephen fry from carol. she is travelling across the mersey today. good morning. good morning. you are absolutely right. laterthis good morning. you are absolutely right. later this morning, we will do that. i cannot get gerry and the pacemakers out of my head with a ferry across the mersey. let's look at my view. it is gorgeous. you can see the liver building with the birds on top and if you drift down to the right, you can see a light. that is not too far away from where charlie is broadcasting this morning. we should hang on to that view this morning because the weather is set fair. the forecast todayis weather is set fair. the forecast today is not too bad for many, mostly dry. but we have a weather front across the east that will bring rain. in the west, cloud will break up and we will see sunshine. the cloud is extensive stop drizzle here and there. some fog in south—west england and parts of wales which will give way to sunshine. it should stay dry in liverpool. there isjust a chance sunsh

, hugh laurie, stephen fry, hugh laurie, douglas adams, and most of monty python.l great art is truth and the truth hurts. we need comedy to understand ourselves and the world. but whether it's episodes of fawlty towers or little britain being cancel old or edgy comedians like jemmy carr being hung out to dry for literally doing their job of telling jokes. we are in the throes of a woke war on comedy . if these philistine comedy. if these philistine thugs get their way with their twisted political agenda , which twisted political agenda, which includes the bonkers idea that you can change your biological sex, or that everything is racist, including the countryside , mathematics and countryside, mathematics and knitting , there will be no more knitting, there will be no more entertaining tonight. no more fun, no self—reflection, no banter, no ribbing, no cheeky remarks, no innuendo , no remarks, no innuendo, no laughter, no life worth living. there can't be comedy without a victim and without testing boundanes. victim and without testing boundaries . and the express

, hugh laurie, stephen fry, hugh laurie, douglas adams, and most of monty python.l great art is truth and the truth hurts. we need comedy to understand ourselves and the world. but whether it's episodes of fawlty towers or little britain being cancel old or edgy comedians like jemmy carr being hung out to dry for literally doing their job of telling jokes. we are in the throes of a woke war on comedy . if these philistine comedy. if these philistine thugs get their way with their twisted political agenda , which twisted political agenda, which includes the bonkers idea that you can change your biological sex, or that everything is racist, including the countryside , mathematics and countryside, mathematics and knitting , there will be no more knitting, there will be no more entertaining tonight. no more fun, no self—reflection, no banter, no ribbing, no cheeky remarks, no innuendo , no remarks, no innuendo, no laughter, no life worth living. there can't be comedy without a victim and without testing boundanes. victim and without testing boundaries . and the express

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