i wonder if that's monty don feeling guilty himself. cos i don't think that serves any purpose, really, becausei think, you know, you... i think what rewilding does, though — it's a story of hope and it turns people on. so we have tens of thousands of people now visiting knepp and our mailbag is absolutely astonishing, from the amount of people who come here and say, "i was so overwhelmed by the planetary crisis until i came here, "and i've seen how nature can rebound so quickly "in just less than 20 years, if you just let it". "i now want to be able to do my own thing. "can i contribute to this movement?" and it's people who want to rewild their churchyards, their gardens, their window box. and that is hugely galvanising and inspiring. we're all... we can all be part of this movement. it's not just for farmers and for large landowners. it's for everybody. you keep calling it a movement, isabella. is it a movement that you are seeing growing internationally? because i'm just wondering whether you really feel that knepp is part of someth

it’s not enough for me that my handsome monty turned out to be with a 500 -horsepower turbo drive, butwater cooling is. and why did he begin to drag his favorite entertainment more strongly? they have water procedures, it turns out, they, like people , cool themselves through their paws, if you go into cool water on a hot day, you will become quite comfortable. here the dogs also cool down, and if i don't want to. and i didn't know well, why are you doing this next to me. well, why? well, look, i had clean sneakers for 20 minutes, and the state, as if i had overcome a half marathon. i think i won't renew my fitness membership. i have shortness of breath, you still have shortness of breath, and now i have such a fake childish childish sincere delight i also have a childish one, because that's how i was walked in childhood. and now you are right here, as if right there you plunged into that very magical time of energy. very good doggy i recommend. from dog tenderness, we finally got to the river, shuya in wetsuits with a fearless look mentally preparing for risky rafting. and what do i s

powerful volcanic eruptions on the spanish island of lymphoma in 2021 that's up to a short break is monty, dot com. check us out on social media. we're at the w news. i'm christine with thanks for joining us. see you next time by the for nearly 4 decades. she is 40 peacefully for a race of freedoms in the wrong nursing suit today. ready children should not inherit science from.

bianculli: "monty python" turned out to break so many rules. i mean, it changes everything.u look at "saturday night live," you look at "sctv" -- oh, after -- after "monty python." beginning on october the 11th, saturday night will open up a whole new live venture from new york city. we just happen to have the producer of the program, members of his company. what should we look for on your program? anxiety. sepinwall: lorne michaels, this canadian comedy producer, was given free rein... hi. i'm lorne michaels, the producer of "saturday night." sepinwall: ...and he ultimately winds up hiring a bunch of improv comics. rehearsal of warmups. let's do 20 face-slaps. come on. slap. come on, make it hurt. george carlin was the first host, and wanted to be a permanent host. nice to see you. welcome. and thanks for joining us live. there were a lot of names bandied about in terms of a permanent host. shales: that's one of those tv rules that you mustn't break until you do, and then you realize, why don't you have a different host every week? but it was the cast that finally won the p

ex president collis points to moment who leads the next island. belgian for the activist points to monty's the legitimate president of a free castle, lonia. she still has faith in him and his views on independence, the persistence of her life. the movement comes from below. and we have to maintain that unless that's one of its strength. and it makes us resilience that we've had 5 last 2 years without democracy during which we face state repression and ceaseless attacks. we mean, we wouldn't have survived that if we weren't a grassroots civic movement based on free will and popular engagement from one very grateful to the president on a policy that for me, he's the president we should have today. i don't know if i'll ever see a free of had to know any of my so they just shut off, but i'll keep sizing until the end non stop if things don't see now. but you know, whole people in capital and you'll see it that way. about the costs of them wants to remain punch in spain. the it's the 12th of october, spain's national holiday in the middle of the capital and capital barcelona people with spanish

to monty's the legitimate president of a free castle, lonia, she still has faith in him, and his views on independence to the persistence of the movement comes from below. and we have to maintain that that's one of its strength, and it makes us resilience. we've had 5 last years without democracy during which we face state repression and ceaseless attacks. perfect women, we wouldn't have survived that if we weren't a grassroots civic movement based on free will and popular engagements. so from what i'm very grateful to the president on a policy that for me, he's the president we should have today. i don't know if i'll ever see a freed has a no need to myself, but i'll keep sizing until the end non stop. if things don't clean out, but the whole people in catalonia, you'll see it that way. about half of them want to remain punch in spain. the . it's the 12th of october, spain's national holiday. in the middle of the capital and capital barcelona people with spanish flags through the streets, among the catalans who clearly oppose independence. many of the band is being carried at those at

the main thing is that also at the ring in the support group, mother lilya and corgi monty amir, thel be a very responsible second son. david is very sociable; he has such energy, radiant further than leor. with us this year, in the summer of 6 years, he will be a little closed, he is not friends with everyone, he is a very kind boy. our youngest is hell. this is a baby who just like two drops of water looks like a dad. so unusual for our latitudes, the names of the sons were given by the father to teenagers ruslana left with her parents for israel from her native tomsk, where she and lilia studied in parallel classes. lily was like that with a button. it didn’t fit, and years later they wrote off on the social network and a virtual romance began, in order to translate it into a real plane, ruslan decided to return to tomsk now, so as not to forget the language of the second motherland, gives lessons to the heirs. how will mom well done dad for 13 years, i live in russia, i forget a little, to be honest. supervised in the cinema of moscow as the family expanded, they changed several

is monty dot com. check us out on social media. we're at the the, the news i'm christine with the thanks for joining us. see you next step by the for nearly 4 decades. she is full peacefully for grace of freedoms and ron nursing suit today. ready children should not inherit science from an inch. and if you look into how nice the 3 dots july 29th on dw the on the afternoon, the september the 19th 2021 interruption occurred at the corner of the hubble kind of glitch on look. i know the rich jones to experience us history and make the the costs of the cruise volcano expos, this task you do is to assess the thing just comes by the goal came into the population. the kind of criteria is located above a densely populated area on the west side of the island, which is the 2nd day of action. the pig now knows how much incredible, the pirate plastic bulk of the site is going to reach such a spectacular height. while we can walk you through it, what it says is cars would fine, but it's not so heavy right deep. i don't know. it is of course of

joining us now, ohio truck driver, monty.t's good to have you on the show, we are grateful for you joining us. the white house epa california, they are putting pressure and extra costs on truckers like y you. if we didn't have truckers, the economy was so bus. they want you to go electrics that are you asking what is the epa doing after hundreds of billions of dollars in taxpayer money we got 45%, like half of u.s. tapwater nationwide cancers chemicals in it. >> the thing about this administration right now, you would think the sky is falling with this climate alarmism stuff and the fact is truckers do not have a lot of confidence in the trucks in these battery vehicles. range they are capable of doing what they will have the power to do, there isn't the reliability and it's one thing is truckers we look for, nobody wants to be broke out on the side of the road and we talk about driver shortage attention problems other, this is because a driver that has a truck is not confident driving, he's not going to stay in the occupatio

isolated vocals he's singing in the booth there's we have music from patti smith and the clash and monty python and it's just unpredicted able. it sounds gorgeous. and there's never been like it. and i just hope i get the opportunity to do something at that again. thank you. anyone else? i'll just say on traditional audio book fiction level, if you've not listened to lessons in chemistry. bonnie gamez it is a fantastic audio book. for me. it will be real life, real by dj envy and j.k. see and we have their next one, which is coming out next spring, real life, real family. so be on the lookout. nice lower pitch and i mentioned earlier that i love nonfiction and so right now in the middle of i'm just at the tail end of greg harding, who was a long term mentor coach for all of the university of michigan sports teams. he also worked with desmond howard, michael phelps, star, most famously tom brady. through the years, tom brady up and it is literally like free. you know, it's like why i love nonfiction because. you're getting this experience and you're getting this personal connection with t

stuart: remember the upper class twitter contest of monty python flying circus. yes, classic. stuart: i didn't answer. see you later, ash. ashley: you're welcome. stuart: still in florida, the state says -- serious subject, come on. the state says more than half of their human trafficking cases involve meta-owned platforms like facebook and instagram. florida's attorney general is ashley moody and she's with me now. your honor, you ask zuckerberg to testify on this. what was his response? >> well, we haven't heard just yet, but i expect that you'll see many states that are concerned with human trafficking and that is becoming -- as we become more aware of it throughout our nation, i think you'll see a lot more leaders asking these technology companies, especially those where we're seeing it come up again and again in human trafficking cases, to tell us what they are doing to ensure that their platforms are safe. i'm the attorney general, but i also sit as the chair of statewide council on human trafficking, and i'm a mom. when we see studies that show that meta m

so they just wrote about him that russian monty came to us, of course, all this annoyed me because ofe are endless hugs in them, a kiss get on the road, and then now when it has come, of course, this time has passed and a whole life has passed, and that's it. i watch with pleasure i abstract myself from the film. i just see how great he plays. i'm a better girl. in what moscow region was the best girl in the ussr i think to some extent this is the correct postulate at that time heals, and to some extent it is for each person his own degree of this cure longing. she stays, she doesn't go anywhere. when you lived with a person for 50 years and every day together and suddenly, when they took it away from you and you are no longer next to you, which was very dear to you. it's very hard. what kind of people are such stories, i'm sergey mayorov, i'll see you on ntv happily, the most the best for today 16:45. the big premiere of kingfisher is the famous turkish series that has become a worldwide hit. i am your wife and i am driving out your mistress. see in today's episode me. i didn't know

what it means for the long term health of our monty racial democracy.olars -- and professor carroll anderson joining me next to discuss. you're watching the sunday show on msnbc. msnbc you know, people always ask me, "kevin, what does being the ceo of cashbacking mean to you?" it means cashbacking every opportunity. did you cashback on this? like i wouldn't cashback? cashbacking by the basket, i see you. ugh. i dreamt you didn't cashback this flight. oh good. if you're buying it, flying it, or wining n' dining it, then you gotta be cashbacking it. come on now. cashback on everything you buy with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. this is american infrastructure, a prime target for cyberattacks. but the same ai-powered security that protects all of google also defends these services for everyone who lives here. ♪ my name is tonya, i am 42. as mother of nine kids, i think i waited this long to get botox® cosmetic because i take like no time for myself. my kids are sports kids. we're always ru

the main thing is that also at the ring in the support group, mother lilya and corgi monty amir, the oldest we have, he will be 12 this year, he will be a very responsible second son. david is very sociable; he has such energy, radiant further than leor. with us this year , in the summer of 6 years, he will be a little closed, he is not friends with everyone, he is a very kind boy. the youngest we have hell. this is a baby who just like two drops of water looks like a dad. so unusual for our latitudes, the names of the sons were given by the father to the teenagers ruslana left with his parents for israel from his native tomsk, where they merged studied in parallel classes. lilya was such a sheaf and it was not suitable, real plane ruslan decided to return to tomsk now, so as not to forget the language of the second motherland give lessons to the heir, how will mom, well done dad? dad has been living in russia for 13 years and i forgot a little, to be honest, we got over. in patland, he leads the moscow shutdown project as the family expanded, they changed several apartments. each ti

. >> look, anyone who talks graphically, you know, we owe monty bruce. there is no doubt. but i can. >> before we leave, do you remember the actual seven words? >> oh, jeez. i had it memorized. i was not prepared to do it right now. >> it is weird. i never committed them to memory. >> i do not want to save now, people may be watching. >> --. did i miss one? >> you know, the problem is, i do not even think words are dirty. so it is hard to remember what the -- they are. >> i am missing one. oh, --, of course. >> are you serious, lewis? to understand humanity is to understand the sweet, lovely, wonderful foolishness of the human condition. the best comedy comes from your living experience.

words.m karinejo jean-pierre is playinga little three-card monty with thr facts.'ve been asked this question .a million times, the answerai remains thnse same.e the president has -- was neveris in business with his s son. i just don't have anything else to add. kennedy: the answer changed. that's a different answer. so what's next week's rationalization? he never applied for a delaware business license with his son? but all may be forgiven with our saint in chief who's bee yachtfy bl miracles extend. j just this week the presidentmade made this astonishing claim. >> i said i'd cure cancer, and they looked at me, why cancer?be because no one thinks we can, that's why, can and we can. we can end cancer as with we know it. [laughter] can. kennedy: yes, we can. mr. president, you keep using that word, i do hot -- not hi it means what you think it means. unfortunately, cancer is still very much herere -. what's missing is credibility. that's the c-word you're looking for. , i'm not abe hillary-- clinton -- talking about hillary clinton. as joe likes to sniff out soluti

monty is a democrat in kentucky. good morning.er: i think they should leave travis king over there in north korea. he should never have run over there. i am a black man. and you do something crazy, i don't think you should do it. so, on top of that, we got all that is going on, this racial stuff going on, when they drop those bombs from north korea and russia and all of that, we are all going to be dead. black, white, green, yellow, brown. we need to be together, we to quit these racial things between small towns in tennessee and new york and california. all of this racial stuff -- we are all going to die in the next couple of years. you watch. they're going to drop bombs on us. thank you, washington journal. host: let's hope not. here's cbs news about what monty just mentioned. this is why travis king, the u.s. soldier crossed into north korea may prove to be a nuisance for the kim jong-un ridge epa you can look at that as cbs news.com. paul is in wilson north carolina, independent. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you f

monty is a democrat in kentucky. good morning.er: i think they should leave travis king over there in north korea. he should never have run over there. i am a black man. and you do something crazy, i don't think you should do it. so, on top of that, we got all that is going on, this racial stuff going on, when they drop those bombs from north korea and russia and all of that, we are all going to be dead. black, white, green, yellow, brown. we need to be together, we to quit these racial things between small towns in tennessee and new york and california. all of this racial stuff -- we are all going to die in the next couple of years. you watch. they're going to drop bombs on us. thank you, washington journal. host: let's hope not. here's cbs news about what monty just mentioned. this is why travis king, the u.s. soldier crossed into north korea may prove to be a nuisance for the kim jong-un ridge epa you can look at that as cbs news.com. paul is in wilson north carolina, independent. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you f

i came from very monty python influenced sketch comedy "just playing one character" with this kind ofnd then some other voice. and a different physicality, but now they're all together talking to each other in, like, a weird chess game and in the dickens, i sometimes adlib as estella or pip or magwitch i make things up in dickensian speak. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> which is little easter eggs for people who really know the script no one can memorize the script >> seth: have you ever, you know, adlibbed outside of the text and had someone in the audience go, "hey!"? >> no. [ laughter ] because i'd go, "what? [ laughter ] "you said the words wrong. "well [ bleep ] you. [ laughter ] no, there is a line, there's one which i like, which i'm not allowed to take out 'cause it's too funny. which is uncle pumblechook this kind of guy -- uncle pumblechook was a large, hard-breathing man, face like a fish, dull-staring eyes with hair that stuck up like tufts on his head that's the actual description. and i changed it to "a large, hard-breathing man, face like a fish, dull- staring eyes, and

now we hear the word blasphemy and we sort of think of monty python films and going back forever.modern context ? context? >> i think for the particular narratives of this report, it's what does it mean in an islamist context, right. so that can really range from anything from the drawing of prophet muhammad through to desecration of the quran. >> so we saw this didn't we, with charlie hebdo. this was the satirical magazine. just to remind people in paris and they were doing caricatures of the prophet . and that's not allowed. prophet. and that's not allowed. >> 17 were killed, a murdered . >> 17 were killed, a murdered. >> 17 were killed, a murdered. >> and yet in our culture, well , i mean, i regularly talk about the archbishop of canterbury, who i think is fair game . and who i think is fair game. and the pope comes for in criticism and the churches don't like it, but we accept it. yes >> and i'm sure you wouldn't be regulated in any way from doing that. for example, within a school setting. however, worryingly, what we're seeing is an inconsistent approach from worryingly, wha

now we hear the word blasphemy and we sort of think of monty python films and going back forever.a modern context ? context? >> i think for the particular narratives of this report, it's what does it mean in an islamist context, right. so that can really range from anything from the drawing of prophet muhammad through to desecration of the quran. >> so we saw this didn't we, with charlie hebdo . this was the with charlie hebdo. this was the satirical magazine. just to remind people in paris and they were doing caricatures of the prophet . and that's not allowed. prophet. and that's not allowed. >> 17 were killed, a murdered . >> 17 were killed, a murdered. >> 17 were killed, a murdered. >> and yet in our culture, well , i mean, i regularly talk about the archbishop of canterbury, who i think is fair game . and who i think is fair game. and the pope comes for in criticism and the churches don't like it, but we accept it. yes >> and i'm sure you wouldn't be regulated in any way from doing that. for example, within a school setting. however, worryingly, what we're seeing is an incons

>> yeah. >> em- e the attraction, >> and what's the attraction, monty ? monty?you got a lunchtime show here and i can't miss that. >> yeah. yeah >> yeah. yeah >> better than an ice bath, isn't it? >> yeah, exactly. >> yeah, exactly. >> but what's he going to do then?i >> but what's he going to do then? i mean, presumably he'll still the game. still be with the game. >> i think he still >> yeah, i think he still will be. you know, after. be. i think, you know, after. after retires, you see after he retires, you can see him to, you know, on sky him go to, you know, on sky sports, cricket know, sports, cricket you know, do commentating , work with the commentating work, work with the likes of, you know, other great broadcaster, mike atherton, you know, is there coaching know, ian ward is there coaching as you know, it's as well because, you know, it's important back into the game. >> they've learnt, >> what they've learnt, isn't it? yeah. look that's something. >> yeah. look that's something. it's really. what he it's his choice really. what he wants to do afterwar

monty is next on the independent line. i would like to thank c-span and everyone involved giving a platform for truth. you are the last bastion of truism i believe in america where social media has taken hold and cognitive this needs -- dissonance is the word of the day. it seems people don't understand things like the vaccine was produce under trump's -- under trump administration. trump his vaccinated, his family is vaccinated, yet the ultra conservatives are embroiled old -- embroiled in vaccine conspiracy. this does not penetrate through the amount of cognitive dissonance these people have obtained. i would like for anyone who has studied media now a day to go back through c-span and find out how many times the c-span hosts have been accused of bias and whether this is on the conservative side or liberal side. i guarantee you will find conservatives embroiled in conspiracy theories, there are those out there in the left, but not nearly as intense since going back to the obama birth certificate fiasco which was never re

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steve most of monty python , yeah. most of monty python, yeah.phen fry dame emma thompson they all were in the footlights, but that was a long time ago and i'm struggling to think of who came out of the footlights in recent years. >> this is a sort of quite a decisive break from the blair years, of course, because it was tony blair who went to oxford, of course. yes who argued that there be a minimum 50% or there should be a minimum 50% or more leaving school, going there should be a minimum 50% or m> i have no idea. as you say, it's i mean, tony blair has a lot to answer for. in many ways. not everything he instigated worked

but the monty driver's death was many contributing factors. one was that his mom really could not find a dentist who would treat him. there was not an accurate directory available that could provide guidance where she could find a dentist who would be willing to provide services. and i guess what i just want to underscore is that this topic is critically important for health care throughout our country, but particularly in underserved communities, they need help. and if we don't have accurate directories, if they have a list that is not accurate telephone numbers or the the person, the provider is not taking any new uh patients and it may be somewhat red line, it makes it even more challenging. so i just really wanted to add that into the record and i thank you all for your, for your participation. but as we look at ways to solve the issues, let us not lose sight of the fact that it's not equal throughout this country, underserved communities are suffering the most. and with that, i'll yield back. thank you very much. >> the problem of ghost n

so i've had , if you like, the full monty had, if you like, the full monty of viruses , richard . of but >> awful, awful, awful. but let's go back in time. what are we talking about? is this the 80s, the mid 80s, late 80s? we're talking about here? >> yes. yes >>- >> yes. yes >> um, early 80s. late 70s. early 80s. yes. okay >> the question i'm asking you and you would have been in that hospital board and there would have been people around you getting similar treatment and all with different consequences . and i mean, some of them not very, very good consequences as a result of that. but all i'm going to ask you, richard, is how was anyone to know , how did how was anyone to know, how did the technology exist then with this? blood could have been screened ? and was there a screened? and was there a responsibility that wasn't upheld ? what would you like to upheld? what would you like to say about who was to blame? if you think anyone's to blame . you think anyone's to blame. >> well, the in the uk were not self—sufficient in producing blood products themselves, so they imported produ

. >> it's because monty python's their comedy troupe. their favourite comedy troupe. is ?was there, a few >> so when i was there, a few people said that finland people said to me that finland is happiest place earth. people said to me that finland is andappiest place earth. people said to me that finland is and let's st place earth. people said to me that finland is and let's .see.ace earth. people said to me that finland is and let's .seewhy. earth. >> and let's .see why. >> and let's .see why. >> you can see they >> well, you can see that they all seem pretty happy. >> happy. >> yeah. not not too happy. >> yeah. not not too happy. >> that's, you >> i mean, like, that's, you know, sign of a healthy know, that's a sign of a healthy society. i think. apparently it is, the is, though. apparently all the polls there polls say that everyone there is the happiest, they've got the happiest, least they've got more than 75% more trees than anyone. 75% of the forest . okay. the country is forest. okay. it's a lovely they've got over 100,000 lakes. >> they drop the most acid and the

. >> it's because monty python's their comedy troupe. their favourite comedy troupe. is ? was there, a few >> so when i was there, a few people said that finland people said to me that finland is happiest place earth. is the happiest place on earth. >> see why. is the happiest place on earth. >> well, see why. is the happiest place on earth. >> well, you see why. is the happiest place on earth. >> well, you can why. is the happiest place on earth. >> well, you can see that they all seem pretty happy. >> well, you can see that they all seem notty happy. >> well, you can see that they all seem notty h.tooy. >> well, you can see that they all seem notty h.too happy. >> yeah. not not too happy. >> yeah. not not too happy. >> that's, you >> i mean, like, that's, you know, sign of a healthy know, that's a sign of a healthy society. i think. apparently it is, the is, though. apparently all the polls there polls say that everyone there is the happiest, they've got the happiest, least they've got more than 75% more trees than anyone. 75% of the forest . okay. the country is forest.

he's literally _with in literally pictured with monty in the-they— literally pictured with monty in the-theyevery nleloneal— if we're going to judge every historical figure— if we're going to judge every historical figure on the worst llle— historical figure on the worst llle mew— historical figure on the worst bits they did? _ historical figure on the worst bits they did? \.~ live 2 bits they did? nelson mandela was nelson mandela was judging him. nelson mandela was judging him. nelson mandela was one of the world's top ten terrorists by the fbi. right. so but don't look at that bit. but we don't look at that bit. should we should we take the statue of mandela down? of course shouldn't. as course we shouldn't. we look, as mandela fantastic. the mandela did, fantastic. the truth. hang on. let him finish. let him finish, please. what i'm saying is especially— let him finish, please. what i'm saying is especially with- i �*" i what i'm saying is especially with the lamen— saying is especially with the british,-this- british, we have this self—flagellating self—hatred ana— self—flagellating sel

covered in mud and we were living in dung huts and nobles and nobles went by in, you know, like in the monty's is very hard. yeah i've been in sardinia when it was like i've been a hairdryer in your face in 2003, and a lot of people died that year in europe. but it says here so turbo or exhaust itself is telling weather forecasters in predicting sharon named after hades ferryman body blah de blah. sarah bruce named after hades three headed dog in greek mythology will push its like it's like a religion where we're all we've all got to be scared and we don't understand and it and we don't understand and it and we don't understand and it and we can't question it. >> oh i don't know. >> oh i don't know. >> i bet there are people watching who think no you're not you're not allowed to question it. >> it's better than calling it susan something, isn't it susan or something, isn't it cerberus wave. cerberus heat wave. >> heat wave. jill >> jill heat wave. jill ryan. >> jill heat wave. jill ryan. >> we're done you >> right. we're done with you two you for popping two today. thank you for popping by.

we're now hosting, you know, secret invasion that marvel production just so brilliant to see full montyso it's brilliant . and bringing brilliant. and that is bringing very serious jobs , investment very serious jobs, investment and into our town. so and tourists into our town. so you're right. >> yeah. serious stuff. >> yeah. serious stuff. >> effect of film and television is powerful. >> effect of film and television is holly,owerful. >> effect of film and television is holly, yourful. >> effect of film and television is holly, you know, your tv, >> holly, you know, your tv, there's doubt. come in and be there's no doubt. come in and be a for us one day. a tv reviewer for us one day. we'll not talk politics. we'll just talk about what's on the box. lovely you. box. but lovely talking to you. lovely you. lovely seeing you. >> to. >> i'd love to. >>— >> i'd love to. >> holly, is the shadow secure city minister. thank you very much . much indeed. >> from talking about new >> well, from talking about new deal , they're deal rising, they're interrupting starmer . interrupting sir keir star