let's take just macbeth. what would it have meant if macbeth, we'd never come across macbeth?s it's hard to compute, isn't it? because... ..because we didn't. so, it's there. and there are shakespeare plays that we have lost. there's at least two. there's cardenio and love's labour's won, which some people would say was actually a different title for much ado about nothing. who knows? we know these plays were performed and existed and they didn't make it into the first folio for whatever reason. so, we have lost some. who knows how many more we might have lost? so, it's difficult to quantify. but, i mean, without the first folio, without macbeth, as you like it, the tempest, with only some of those plays surviving, would we have a royal shakespeare company? i'm not sure. would we have those great performances that have sort of defined what british theatre is? this royal throne of kings, this scepter'd isle, this earth of majesty, this seat of mars. part of the reason that theatre is such a great export, is such a great industry for this country, is because it's sort of built o

that's what i think about lady macbeth.eopatra... ..is deeply in love as well, and driven by a great sense of sexual passion with antony. but she... i can remember peter saying to us, he said, "you get this great build—up about the two of them "at the very beginning of the play," which you do, i mean, they talk about... "and then in come two (bleep)," he said... ..said to us, "who behave very, very badly." and we used to roll all over the stage and be all over each other and behave extremely badly. because she's a comic and playful character in a way. there are so many different facets to her, the infinite variety. yes. infinite variety. well, more difficult to play. yes. difficult, that's what i'm trying to get at. difficult, certainly. and also because she's wilful, she's difficult, she's a real pain at times, isn't she? yeah. how much sympathy do you have to have for her? oh, you ask some very hard questions! i've suddenly remembered that you do. now, do you...? no, you just have to understand it and be able to make the

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that's what i think about lady macbeth.bout... "and then in come two (bleep)," he said... ..said to us, "who behave very, very badly." and we used to roll all over the stage and be all over each other and behave extremely badly. because she's a comic and playful character in a way. there are so many different facets to her, the infinite variety. yes. infinite variety. well, more difficult to play. yes. difficult, that's what i'm trying to get at. difficult, certainly. and also because she's wilful, she's difficult, she's a real pain at times, isn't she? yeah. how much sympathy do you have to have for her? oh, you ask some very hard questions! i've suddenly remembered that you do. now, do you...? no, you just have to understand it and be able to make the audience understand. it's not... it's not a question of me having sympathy with it. it's a question of me showing the audience that that is the person. where is the fellow? half afeard to come. go to, go to. come hither, sir. good majesty, herod ofjewry dare not look upon yo

at 5 uncles left after 1948 macbeth had a brother after the 1st of august in uprising her 2 sons after the 2nd palestinian uprising. a suppression from the patient. i like my children to be around me, but i've also because they can have a futures. we don't have good life here that live nation or life in a bunch of fun but or was afraid the check bars, the work, no security, no, nothing, no peace. so nothing as the number of christians here dwindles may says it's becoming more important for palestinian christians to stay in their homeland. father isa says life might be more tempting abroad, but he believed he was born in jesus his birthplace for reason. to spread the hole in the method of darkness that but he address either bethlehem feel to apply to us bank and life in bethlehem. as in the rest of the occupied, westbank has become much toughest since october, 7th, with these rarely security forces increasing the number of rates that are across the occupied westbank making lot, much tougher. people living here. and there are a lot more recorded cellular attacks at incidents of settlers

has been named queen consort fedex, mother macbeth, advocated the phone late last month ending has 52 your'e the banquet ols president. as of those, the total prison staff members who are being taken hostage by inmates of not being freed, $100.00.

south africa is recognized the ongoing macbeth of the punish dean and people through israel scrutinize ation since 1948, which has systematically and forcibly dispossessed, displaced and fragmented the public between and people deliberately denying them the internationally recognized in the rights to self determination. a genocidal intent. this intent is evident from israel's conduct in specially targeting palestinians living and gaza. using weaponry that causes large scale, homicidal destruction, designating safe zones for palestinians to seek refuge and then bombing beans. depriving palestinians in gaza of basic needs. food, more to health care destroying social infrastructure and trimming, seriously injuring and leaving large numbers of children often is it as a special genocide or intent is the router in the belief that in fact the enemy. it is not just the minutes of waiting of how most or indeed how most tended on file is embedded in the fabrics of palestinian life in cause the scale of destruction. and because the most target to more familial homes and civilians that won't be in

gcse macbeth being on the gcse course, families course, some christian families saying that we shouldn'tgs a sunday. revision things on a sunday. what she's saying is this a what she's saying is this is a school education. school which is about education. it's bring your it's not you don't bring your religion here religion to school. you're here to be educated. but when this happened with the muslim pupils, there a couple what bomb there were a couple of what bomb threats and violent threats and this that's what this kind of thing. that's what they've um, they've been dealing with. um, nick, what do you make of all this? >> well, it's really interesting because her idea is to create a culture that unites about something which the something bigger, which is the country but they aside country. but they put aside their it's very their faiths. it's very interesting to see if that their faiths. it's very inte work.) to see if that their faiths. it's very inte work. a to see if that their faiths. it's very inte work. a kindo see if that their faiths. it's very inte work. a kind ofee if that th

down that significantly, so the cost of capital has to come down to see our re-emergence of m&a pics macbeth bio and life sciences, maybe an energy. how about the pe area? would attract the same? expect the pe firms, blackstone's, kkr , carlisle's to be active in that same area or in other lines? >> a lot of tech there is a lot of activity in tech and healthcare as well. >> were in tech are you seeing? the big tended to get bigger in these circumstances. >> a lot around ai, trying to get an earlier in ai. >> a i would be the area to look at. who will be the active buyers? let's talk about tech most specifically. will it be the big whales in the business, the meta-number alphabets, amazons, microsoft or whom? >> i think it will be the big ones. they still have a robust m&a pipeline whether they are acting on it right now doesn't necessarily indicate that the pipeline is in there. there is an active pipeline that they will act upon when the environment is right. >> the big guys will be the acquirers virtually anybody could be the acquiree. i assume, i don't know this to be the case, i assume i

entire policy and population and the gaza strip. 70 percent of home, out of the cheese from the 1948 macbeth displaced often multiple times in this, but it's search of safety. any word yet faced with this and give a station of the way no home hospital school mosque church or underwater shelter is safe from is what it is. boom button went to 1000 fun. bombs dropped with no kid whatsoever for civilian lives. more than 2525000 of whom have been killed, including over 11000 children. more than 63000 injured. felts and spittle, minutely, maimed and disabled on more than $7000.00 buddies under that of dozens more, will be killed in the hole in dollars the discounts and meets on thousands more. as the council continues being prevented from calling for an immediate cease fire. this is an assault, this is an assault of i pro, sit these atrocities the shock and shame, the human concerns in making this determination, the face of the perpetrators because i live in the face of the victims. 11th, what method was only out of the accomplice, and this implies destroyed, and the valiant shutting of the lows i

the things compared to what donald trump has done -- administration versus the former president to macbeth things that he has to. >> andrew is next in maryland. >> i hear you trying to get back to the speech and my take away is no one is paying attention to the speech try to get us to talk about it. what did you think? >> i think he's on the right messenger, not listening to him. as a challenger we haven't even heard of as a representative from minnesota, a democrat whose a challenger. maybe they need somebody saying it. >> it is hurting message is. >> alabama, public in my. >> my background is in mental health and i looked at the tone and he looks serious. i am stunned people don't realize this. >> what did you think of a? >> clearly divisive, he doesn't really have a record. to brag about. in world war ii, he was a german and lutheran priest trying to figure out why people are buying into hitler's propaganda and he said otherwise brilliant, smart people who can think for themselves suddenly came into groupthink and all of a sudden they kind of quit using their brain and repeat the mantra

macbeth actor in fear of fans.eare play actors performing as shakespeare play kept being rudely interrupted by a mysterious noise caused by members of the audience passing wind. what a smelly business that is! oh my god , there you go folks. those god, there you go folks. those are your front pages . let's get are your front pages. let's get reaction from my top pundits tonight. journalist, model and the goddess herself, the green goddess herself, dressed green tonight, diana dressed in green tonight, diana moran, the top political commentator. benedict spence and tv personality and broadcaster precious muir. lots of stories to sink our teeth into . i'm to sink our teeth into. i'm quite interested in this one. precious rishi sunak targets saga voters . to win the next saga voters. to win the next election pm reaches out to the 26 million over 50, saying i'm on your side as a young person . on your side as a young person. how do you feel about that? >> i think that is actually quite that trying to do quite sad that

she to macbeth as a gcse text. she said. got christian said.sessions on hold gcse revision sessions on sundays. we've got hindu families who've objected to dinner eggs , and dinner plates touching eggs, and she says, i don't she basically says, i don't tolerate any of it. i don't discriminate against any of it. >> it's why she's so brilliant, why she should have been. she was. michael gove big was. michael gove was a big fan of he was education of hers when he was education secretary she'd have been a brilliant education. secretary she'd have been a brilshe: education. secretary she'd have been a brilshe: eduthe on. secretary she'd have been a brilshe: eduthe she the >> she was the she was the social mobility wasn't she? >> 9 y— 9 back and said she >> she stepped back and said she couldn't anything done. couldn't get anything done. >> what like hear, >> that's what i'd like to hear, because i this is about because i think this is about getting think is getting her. i think this is someone get her, someone is out to get her, because just seems v

jehovah's witnesses , um, have requested witnesses, um, have requested that kids don't study macbethhat. right. so this is not, uh, anti. she is not, you know, waging an anti—islamic campaign , waging an anti—islamic campaign, but she is enforcing strict secular rules that everyone should abide by. well look, parents know that this is what the school and the line the school and the bottom line is. and i went to a church school >> and i went to a church school and i, i, you know, if i was, if i had children, i would send them to a church school. um, but nevertheless, she's getting results you can't argue with results and you can't argue with that. >> and she's getting results because this is because of her. well, this is essentially a massive social experiment, she knows she's experiment, and she knows she's very it, and very thoughtful about it, and she's doing this integrating. >> why somebody >> why would somebody deliberately and deliberately disrupt that? and is the pupils who are just is is it the pupils who are just is it coming organically from the pupils is being organised pu