cast includes some otherfamiliarfaces — brooke vincent from coronation street and emmerdale�*s samantha gilesf going back on stage at christmas when i did panto at bradford, so i feel like i remembered, i remembered what it's like because i hadn't been on stage for 14 years. and it is very exciting having a live audience and the reactions there, but it's also quite scary. one of kay's qualities was to just get you laughing and crying within seconds, and i think that really, really does come through in the play as well. we've had so much fun laughing at different lines in the rehearsal room. there's just over two weeks of rehearsals left, and audiences will be able to share what has been a very special project for kay's family. everybody says, "oh, god, if i only won the lottery, if i won the lottery, i'd do this, if i won..." she explores all that, the good, the bad and the ugly. it's that theme of money, is it good for us? and i think it raises that question but all in a wonderful, amusing, sad, you know, dramatic way. the show will start in leeds on the 18th of april, then head to sheffield

reportedly such celebrities as the singer lily allen , emmerdale actress allen, emmerdale actress samantha gilesgh grant, who gave him £75,000. now susie, i mean, do you think charities are sort of ripe for this kind of abuse? we're always heanng this kind of abuse? we're always hearing stories of, of charity funds being misused, you know, it's like straight out of little britain, isn't it? >> you know, the one where they bnng >> you know, the one where they bring the son in to visit the kid that's dying and they just really want to meet the celebrity. so i think that the problem with charity is it's so tempting. i mean, if hugh grant sent me 75 grand. yeah. >> and, you know, you're supposed to spend it on needy people, but at the same time , people, but at the same time, it'd be nice to have a burger. >> i'll be honest with you, sometimes i raise a lot of money for charity. not being a big yeah for charity. not being a big year. i'm not like this guy, i genuinely do. yeah and i not watching handing it over is really hard when you've got to pay, really hard when you've got to pay, you know, it's

cast includes some otherfamiliarfaces — brooke vincent from coronation street and emmerdale's samantha gilesctions there, but it's also quite scary. one of kay's qualities was to just get you laughing and crying within seconds, and i think that really, really does come through in the play as well. we've had so much fun laughing at different lines in the rehearsal room. there's just over two weeks of rehearsals left, and audiences will be able to share what has been a very special project for kay's family. everybody says, "oh, god, if i only won the lottery, if i won the lottery, i'd do this, if i won..." she explores all that, the good, the bad and the ugly. it's that theme of money, is it good for us? and i think it raises that question but all in a wonderful, amusing, sad, you know, dramatic way. the show will start in leeds on the 18th of april, then head to sheffield and bradford. abijaiyeola, bbc news. it's so true, what would i do if i won the lottery? we it's so true, what would i do if i won the lottery?— it's so true, what would i do if i won the lottery? we can all dream. that is w

giles, emmy- winning contributor to cbs news sunday morning. paul rycroft, founder of the independent veterans of america and the host of the independent americans podcast. and samantha barry, making her debut appearance on the nightcap, editor-in-chief of glamour magazine. all right, welcome to you all. i want to start with the week., harris seems that this media blitz she has been on over the last month, every week has a new theme. i sat down with her, jointer on economy week. then she had a week where she was focused on women, when she spoke to call her daddy. this week she was focused on black men in america with charlemagne the god. you can no longer say she is avoiding the media. what you think about what she's doing? >> you know, it's interesting, we looked at the unwavering black woman voter. if you are a black woman voter in america, you are 98% likely to vote for the democrats. the same can't be said, at least in what way is seen for recent polls for black men. have you seen this push, you thought a week ago when former president obama asked black men to vote for kamala harris, and using it really considered this week with her media strategy, including she