this morning is one of its successes during a period that philip — successes during a period that philiphich _ willoughby have been presenting, which is _ willoughby have been presenting, which is well over a decade now. they— which is well over a decade now. they are — which is well over a decade now. they are an— which is well over a decade now. they are an iconic partnership, one of tv's_ they are an iconic partnership, one of tv's most— they are an iconic partnership, one of tv's most famous duos and i think clearly— of tv's most famous duos and i think clearly there — of tv's most famous duos and i think clearly there has been a breakdown in that_ clearly there has been a breakdown in that relationship. i don't think that you — in that relationship. i don't think that you will have seen the level of stories _ that you will have seen the level of stories and — that you will have seen the level of stories and the level of interest behind — stories and the level of interest behind the team briefings and there has been _ behind the team briefings and there has been some disconnect betwe

it wasn't just philip . i had met philip in the philip. i had met philip in the he— philip., with this big smile. so i eiwewe forni— know, with this big smile. so i always found him _ know, with this big smile. so i always found him very smarmy and eemeiiw— always found him very smarmy and eemeiiw ne— always found him very smarmy and actually he when— always found him very smarmy and actually he when i— always found him very smarmy and actually he when i first met him— actually he when i first met um, i— actually he when i first met um, i iner— actually he when i first met him, i just found he didn't have he him, i just found he didn't have me weeni— him, i just found he didn't have me weeni gooe— him, i just found he didn't have he wasn't good with people. and he wasn't good with people. and he eiwewe— he wasn't good with people. and he always made— he wasn't good with people. and he always made me think, how is this he always made me think, how is mm mm— he always made me think, how is this man presenting all these enowee— this man presenting all these enowee i— this man p

it wasn't just philip . i had met philip in the philip. i had met philip in the he— philip., with this big smile. so i eiwewe forni— know, with this big smile. so i always found him _ know, with this big smile. so i always found him very smarmy and eemeiiw— always found him very smarmy and eemeiiw ne— always found him very smarmy and actually he when— always found him very smarmy and actually he when i— always found him very smarmy and actually he when i first met him— actually he when i first met um, i— actually he when i first met um, i iner— actually he when i first met him, i just found he didn't have he him, i just found he didn't have me weeni— him, i just found he didn't have me weeni gooe— him, i just found he didn't have he wasn't good with people. and he wasn't good with people. and he eiwewe— he wasn't good with people. and he always made— he wasn't good with people. and he always made me think, how is this he always made me think, how is mm mm— he always made me think, how is this man presenting all these enowee— this man presenting all these enowee i— this man p

philip schofield? it is interesting, the head of itv _ philip schofield? it is interesting, the head of itv has _ philip schofield? it is interesting, the head of itv has been - philip schofield? it is interesting, the head of itv has been quick. philip schofield? it is interesting, the head of itv has been quick to j the head of itv has been quick to pay tribute to all of phillip schofield's efforts over the last few years. he has been quick to say that they look forward to working with him in the future, specifically the soap awards coming up in a few weeks, and also mentioned an as yet unannounced prime—time tv series. perhaps some sort of deal has been cut, other speculation talks about the possibility that phillip schofield might take some big bucks to go to the other channels that are out there and create a new domain once again. or, perhaps back to the west end stage where he previously triumphed asjoseph. he has options, years no longer the young presenter the broom cupboard with gordon the go

now here in the uk, philip schofield, - here in the uk, philip schofield, the former presenter of thepeople who described the culture at the programme as being toxic. here is the statement he made today. we know we happen to be in the news, but from the whole team, the crew, the guys down stairs, we love making this show. find the guys down stairs, we love making this show. �* ., this show. and we will continue to do that and _ this show. and we will continue to do that and let's _ this show. and we will continue to do that and let's go _ this show. and we will continue to do that and let's go on _ this show. and we will continue to do that and let's go on with - this show. and we will continue to do that and let's go on with her. do that and let's go on with her first story. we do that and let's go on with her first story-— first story. we are happy to be here. first story. we are happy to be here- this _ first story. we are happy to be here. this is _ first story. we are happy to be here. this is a _ first story. we are happy to be here. this is a happy - first story. we are happy to

itv calling time on philip schofield's _ in. itv calling time on philip schofield's plays _ in. - in. itv calling time on philip schofield's plays on the - in. itv calling time on philip schofield's plays on the this morning sofa, but not on his presenting duties on itv. earlier we spoke to the tv critic scott bryan — on th significance of phillip schofield's departure. they have had such a popularity for a number of years, but their chemistry is the success of the show. it has been so popular online, many of the moments have become big viral moments on twitter and youtube and so forth. the issue is when there is press speculation that relations have strained between the two, that can actually overshadow the show. in the last week, viewers have been tuning into this morning notjust to have been tuning into this morning not just to see the have been tuning into this morning notjust to see the enjoyment of them, but to work out whether the accusations of a falling out were actually true or not. it comes to itv bosses, they operably think and it is too much of a destruction. we wan

it has really been a dramatic few weeks for philip schofield.that dispute between him and his co—host, that sort of boiled over and became very public. and then he stepped down from his position, and of course, all of the speculation as a result of him moving away from this morning to begin with. —— this morning. we are looking at both of them, the images of both of them right now, the tv hosts.— right now, the tv hosts. that's riuht. right now, the tv hosts. that's right- they _ right now, the tv hosts. that's right. they have _ right now, the tv hosts. that's right. they have been - right now, the tv hosts. that's right. they have been a - right now, the tv hosts. that's - right. they have been a partnership or had been a partnership until last weekend, for 13 years on this morning. philip himself has presented it for over 20 is. and how theyjoin him 13 years ago. they have been the golden couple, really, of mining television in the united kingdom, and then there were these rumours of a rift. now, some of that started last year, when the late

there was this mornin: philip schofield. there was this morning on _ philip schofield.is morning on this morning - philip schofield. there was this morning on this morning a - philip schofield. there was this i morning on this morning a change philip schofield. there was this - morning on this morning a change to be normal presenting line—up. no philip schofield, and holly willoughby, we're told, is on holiday, and alison hammond and dermot o'leary were, in their absence, offering a warm tribute to absence, offering a warm tribute to a presenter whojust made a rapid exit from the show he presented for more 20 years. exit from the show he presented for more 20 years-— more 20 years. everyone on and off screen at "v _ more 20 years. everyone on and off screen at itv and _ more 20 years. everyone on and off screen at itv and this _ more 20 years. everyone on and off screen at itv and this morning - more 20 years. everyone on and off. screen at itv and this morning wants to see _ screen at itv and this morning wants to see a _ screen at itv and this morning wants to see a h

gerry: philip, sarah's point's a good one, isn't it?i think this country is very, very tolerant. it's extremely tolerant of allowing people, gay marriage is now widely supported in the country, lgbtq rights are widely supported in the country. what really, really concerns people is this aggressive attempt somehow to kind of market and indoctrinate children. you know, very small children in the children's clothing section at target or whether it's children's books in schools or library withs or whatever. it does seem like a clear indoctrination attempt to the try and drive an agenda to minds that are still being formed. >> i'm the former mayor of miami beach, and as you know, we have a huge lgbtq community, and we had the highest human rights index scores, so i can speak on this from a different position. as a entrepreneur and a business person, the market needs to tell you what to do. what target needs to be listening to is their customers. if their customers are saying we want a much larger display of transgender, lgbt clothing, then i

philip's statement on friday teweost— philip's statement on friday reveals-lied— philip's statement on his relationship right . i and to others over his— relationship right . so should we relationship right. so should we go out— relationship right. so should we go and talk to our reporter, ray addison ? i think we should. ray addison? i think we should. ray is television centre in is outside television centre in west london, where morning west london, where this morning is morning , west london, where this morning is morning, ray. no is filmed. good morning, ray. no holly or phil today, obviously, but the show always goes on, doesn't it? so what's happening this there . well, this morning over there. well, the show continues— this morning over there. well, the show continues today- “g well, the show continues today . but the show continues today. but for the show continues today. but to how— the show continues today. but to how hush— the show continues today. but for how much longer? that's the ouesttoh— for how much longer? that's the ouesttoh that— for how much longer? that's the que

. with philip. ather— at that. they're not ask a few arher peapre. — at that. they're not ask a few other people. the- at that. they're not ask a few other people. g other people. the thing is, what is astonishing about this statement, they do admit that they were provided hearsay and rumours. mean, did they rumours. i mean, what did they expect members to rumours. i mean, what did they exp

and philip has been very careful in his philip has been very careful in bte toet— philip has been very-care. can you. it. i'm going to speak the truth and care . cr?“ t i“ and i don't care. can you can you— and i don't care. can you can you wade into the choppy legal waters of what that big story might be? i think that there are far might be? i think that there are tor ore— might be? i think that there are tor peopte— might be? i think that there are far more people than— g“ itri7 i think that there are far more people than what i oont— far more people than what i can't actually— far more people than what i can't actually quite believe tbot— can't actually quite believe tbot ob— can't actually quite believe tbot ob ot— can't actually quite believe that all of this— can't actually quite believe that all of this speculation is all surrounding— that all of this speculation is all surrounding one person, one retobonebtp— all surrounding one person, one relationship, and— all surrounding one person, one relationship, and that he was untottbtut— relationship, and that he was unfaithful-his—

, you know, philip, at the end or— think, you know, philip, at the end of ne— think, you know, philipperiors, and you behrabuse acertain where lies to your superiors, and you behrabuse a position where lies to your superiors, and you behrabuse a position of where lies to your superiors, and you behrabuse a position of power you abuse a position of power and the people below you potentially, you know, allegedly. i think there's allegedly. i don't think there's any-ne— allegedly. i don't think there's any-ire snowin— allegedly. i don't think there's any-he should ever- g: i don't think there's any he should ever work any reason he should ever work in ne— any reason he should ever work in no media— any reason he should ever work in the media again and certainly not ai— in the media again and certainly not at w.— in the media again and certainly not at iiv. so— in the media again and certainly not at itv. so i— in the media again and certainly not at itv. so i think, you know,— not at itv. so i think, you know, its— not at itv. so i think, you know, it's one— not at itv. so i think, you k

philip's statement on friday reeest— philip's statement on friday reveals that— philip's statement on— tell you, there is so much more of that to come from eamonn hotmes— of that to come from eamonn holmes tomorrow— of that to come from eamonn holmes tomorrow night from 9 pm.— holmes tomorrow night from 9 pm. so— holmes tomorrow night from 9 pm. so wou— holmes tomorrow night from 9 pm. so wou to— holmes tomorrow night from 9 pm. so you do want to be with us p.m. so you do want to be with us tor— pm. so you do want to be with us tor thet. — p.m. so you do want to be with us for that. thank— pm. so you do want to be with us for that. thank you, though. to us for that. thank you, though. to tohtght-s— us for that. thank you, though. to tonight's superstar panel, cerote— to tonight's superstar panel, carole malone,— to tonight's superstar panel, carole malone, nigel nelson and hethte— carole malone, nigel nelson and hethte te— carole malone, nigel nelson and belinda de lucy— carole malone, nigel nelson and belinda de lucy .— carole malone, nigel nelson and belinda de lucy. thank you for w

is it better with prince philip's between them? is it better with prince philip'— between them?rry? is— prince philip's prince william and prince harry? is the _ prince philip's prince william and prince harry? is the relationshipl prince harry? is the relationship better with _ prince harry? is the relationship better with prince _ prince harry? is the relationship better with prince william? - prince harry? is the relationship better with prince william? no. | better with prince william? no. prince william _ better with prince william? no. prince william is _ better with prince william? no. prince william is absolutely furious with harvey. he is invading his privacy — with harvey. he is invading his privacy. f0r— with harvey. he is invading his privacy. for example, he said that he was _ privacy. for example, he said that he was born— privacy. for example, he said that he was born and had a sort of ceremony— he was born and had a sort of ceremony to remove the bit of it. and he _ ceremony to remove the bit of it. and he thought that was discussing, that he _ and he thought tha

philip's statement on friday reeest— philip's statement on friday reveals that— philip's statement onthat to come— tell you, there is so much more of that to come from eamonn hotmes— of that to come from eamonn holmes tomorrow— of that to come from eamonn holmes tomorrow night from 9 pm.— holmes tomorrow night from 9 pm. so— holmes tomorrow night from 9 pm. so wou— holmes tomorrow night from 9 pm. so wou to— holmes tomorrow night from 9 pm. so you do want to be with us p.m. so you do want to be with us tor— pm. so you do want to be with us tor thet. — p.m. so you do want to be with us for that. thank— pm. so you do want to be with us for that. thank you, though. to us for that. thank you, though. to tohtght-s— us for that. thank you, though. to tonight's superstar panel, cerote— to tonight's superstar panel, carole malone,— to tonight's superstar panel, carole malone, nigel nelson and hethte— carole malone, nigel nelson and hethte te— carole malone, nigel nelson and belinda de lucy— carole malone, nigel nelson and belinda de lucy .— carole malone, nigel nelson and belinda de lucy. tha

philip schofield— yes i'm glad i'm not philip.

as philip schofield said, when _ brand. as philip schofield said, when the — brand.the show, you cannot carry oh _ become about the show, you cannot carry oh it — become about the show, you cannot carry on. it became too big. he had to step _ carry on. it became too big. he had to step back — carry on. it became too big. he had to step back. he has made the right decisioh _ to step back. he has made the right decision. ~ ., , ., to step back. he has made the right decision. . ., , ., ., ,, ., �* , decision. what you make of itv's decision. what you make of itv's decision to _ decision. what you make of itv's decision to keep _ decision. what you make of itv's decision to keep him _ decision. what you make of itv's decision to keep him on - decision. what you make of itv's decision to keep him on other . decision. what you make of itv's - decision to keep him on other shows? it make sense. dancing on ice, that is the _ it make sense. dancing on ice, that is the biggest show he does now, with holly — is the biggest show he does now, with holly. it'll be interesting to

philip schofield is a household name here in the uk.as a children's tv presenter and has gone on to present a string of high—profile programmes, including dancing on ice. perhaps he was is well known for hosting the itv presenter of this morning, a role he had for more than 20 years. audiences really liked the chemistry he had with his co—presenter, holly willoughby. there has been months of speculation online about his personal relationships. last week he left this morning following reports of a rift between him and holly willoughby, something he said was unrelated to this latest revelation. yesterday he admitted he did have an affair with a younger man he worked with on the show. he said while the relationship was unwise, it was not illegal. he was still married at the time of the affair to his wife. they separated in 2020 after out as gay. philip schofield went on to say he was very, very sorry for being unfaithful to his wife and to lying to lying to friends, colleagues and the public about the relationship, and he said he was going

remember philip schofield's comments are very— philip schofield's comments are wen senetnttw— philip will his future career will tarnish his future career forever. it won't be taken senisnstw. — forever. it won't be taken. seriously. _who's seriously. katie hind, who's owns-stew.— seriously. katie hind, who's owns story, she's nailed it owns this story, she's nailed it at owns this story, she's nailed it et tne— owns this story, she's nailed it et tne neit— owns this story, she's nailed it at the mail on— owns this story, she's nailed it at the mail on sunday. t: at the mail on sunday. she said tnet— at the mail on sunday. she said tnet ste— at the mail on sunday. she said that she understands that he doesn't live lie and doesn't want to live a lie and that he doesn't want to toe the line terms of. schofield. so line in terms of. schofield. so i wonder whether he might speak out i think he out at some point. i think he nient— out at some point. i think he nient ts. — out at some point. i think he nignt ts. i— out at some point. i think he might do. |think_ out at some point. i think

how big of a star philip schofield is an united kingdom.se to fame in the 1980's and the for more than 20 years presented this morning, the midmorning program on itv. some people say he is the king of descartes -- daytime. there was reports of a rift with his co-presenter, holly willoughby. they presented for third teen years together, there was reports of -- teen years together, then was reports of a rift the last couple of months. last weekend he said he was stepping down from presenting this morning after 20 years. since then there have been rumors going around. we then had this statement tonight. it follows on from what he admits was a story that the daily mail wanted to print about him earlier in the week. i will quote what he said. i am making this statement by the daily mail, to whom i apologized personally for misleading through my lawyer who i also misled about a story they wanted to ite about me a few days ago. i will read a couple of bits from this. it is a long statement. i want to get a cup of the key points across. this is wha

you talk about duos, how do you replace philip schofield?were giggling, making each other laugh spontaneously, nothing better. great telly, great ratings. that is what has fallen off the cliff. itv will be keen to replicate that. clearly, they are keeping holly as their vanguard for all of this. it'll be interesting to see who they think is the right person to sit beside her. already, contenders include dermot 0'leary, who takes place on this morning once a week, also, alison hammond, who stood in for philip schofield in recent weeks. fans were quick to remark on the compatibility of allison and holly willoughby. holly willoughby was very quick togo on social media and posting pictures of alison. paraphrase a recent quote, "who holly wants holly will get." you go through some of the possible replacements, normally daytime tv has a standard formula, one man, one woman. do you think now could be the time for a change? for years it has been, as you say, been that formula. when it has been great it has been those married couples off—screen, who

remember philip schofield's comments are very— philip schofield's comments are wen senetnttw— philipill his future career will tarnish his future career forever. it won't be taken senisnstw. — forever. it won't be taken. seriously. _who's seriously. katie hind, who's owns-stew.— seriously. katie hind, who's owns story, she's nailed it owns this story, she's nailed it at owns this story, she's nailed it et tne— owns this story, she's nailed it et tne neit— owns this story, she's nailed it at the mail on— owns this story, she's nailed it at the mail on sunday. t: at the mail on sunday. she said tnet— at the mail on sunday. she said tnet ste— at the mail on sunday. she said that she understands that he doesn't live lie and doesn't want to live a lie and that he doesn't want to toe the line terms of. schofield. so line in terms of. schofield. so i wonder whether he might speak out i think he out at some point. i think he nient— out at some point. i think he nient ts. — out at some point. i think he nignt ts. i— out at some point. i think he might do. |think_ out at some point. i think he

philip intro. thank you, don. philip schofieii— intro. thank you, don. philip schofield has— intro.for— schofield has been axed as an ambassador for the prince's imi— ambassador for the prince's iiusi. iiie— ambassador for the prince's trust. the charity says it is no iongei— trust. the charity says it is no longer appropriate to work with him.— longer appropriate to work with him wei,— longer appropriate to work with him weii, ii— longer appropriate to work with him. well, it comes as mps will giiii— him. well, it comes as mps will giiii iiv— him. well, it comes as mps will giiii iiv in— him. well, it comes as mps will grill itv in parliament next week— grill itv in parliament next week over its— grill itv in parliament next week over its handling of schofield's_ week over its handling of schofield's affair with a younger— schofield's affair with a younger male colleague. the broadcaster— younger male colleague. the broadcaster insists it did investigate— broadcaster insists it did investigate rumours at the time , iii— investigate rumours at the time , iii ioiii— investigate rumou

but philip and i know holly philip. nun ne— philip and i know holly philip. nun ne wa— philip and i know out more about that. but if you are i mean, look, just imagine if you're an agent and looking after somebody like that, i mean, that must be very difficult in terms of an agent. very difficult in terms of an agent . so let's have a chat with agent. so let's have a chat with sky andrew, a talent agent who, you know, looks sky. it's good to talk to you, sky. look, this is like one of those very difficult situations . as an difficult situations. as an agent, how do you what do you do? i mean, his agents have dropped even he's got dropped him even though he's got a the business. it's a share in the business. it's very isn't it? what very difficult, isn't it? what is do you think? there's any future left for phillip schofield in tv? look, one of the schofield in tv? look, one of in most— schofield in tv? look, one of the most important- f iii: " a? look, one of the most important things, f c12 " a? look, one of the most important things, an agent— the most important things, an agent snoaii

philip schofield will never mooomi— philip schofield will never wooomi o— philip schofield will nevergues, to wife, to itv, to colleagues, to friends and to his agents . friends and to his agents. schofield admitted helping the man get into television when he was a teenager before developing a consensual on off relationship with him. philip has stepped down from itv with immediate effect , meaning he won't be effect, meaning he won't be presenting the british soap awards next week or any other show on the channel he has apologised, saying the relation ship which has now ended, was unwise but not illegal . all unwise but not illegal. all a man has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 32 years for the murder of 15 month old jacob lennon. jake drummond the partner of the toddler's mother , was jailed following a campaign of cruel and sadistic abuse the boy suffered multiple injuries over a three week penod injuries over a three week period in 2019. the victim's mother, louise lennon, was jailed for ten years for allowing jacob's death . well, in allowing jacob's death. well, in ot

the place philip credited with shaping him into the man he was. the boarding school in northern scotland was over mine, 100 kilometers away from home. charles was 13 when he 1st arrived at gordon austin, justine called, or yoda acreage. it was a tough and strict school where they used shocking methods to beat boys and mission to shock. like hallmark, madonna, different houses, maternal grandmother tried to dissuade elizabeth and philip from sending their eldest son to that voting school launch. and the said, but philip wouldn't listen because he thought being so far from home would toughened the boy up and above all, keep the ever curious media at bay dominant. did media, gordon stone had begun taking him pupils from around the world in 1934. it's a well manicured place. m. m. in the common room portraits of former students dawned the walls full. my headmaster titus said the school office pupils a unique environment, an educational concept. lou constance about developing character and developing people to be the best people they can possibly be 60

philip's—because, philip's relationship, because, you— philip's relationship, because, wew—hme- philip's in just four time and just under four weeks time and we raising money for the we are raising money for the mental health charity at mental health charity mind at the unfortunately the moment. unfortunately there's it there's a huge backlog when it comes to people able comes to people being able to access on the access mental health care on the nhs. of course still nhs. although of course still do try mental health care on try to get mental health care on the nhs. not discouraging anyone, but services like mind can gap and help cut can bridge that gap and help cut down times help down on waiting times and help people getting the help that they need. and that link is just giving .com forward slash fundraising forward slash challenge christie's. and since fundraising forward slash ccameige christie's. and since fundraising forward slash ccame off christie's. and since fundraising forward slash ccame off airistie's. and since fundraising forward slash ccame off air yesterdayi since fundra

back at the saint philips food _ the orders? back at the saint philips food bank, _ the orders?saint l philips food bank, the shortage means they have been forced to find food elsewhere, but that too is proving difficult. irate too is proving difficult. we are literally _ too is proving difficult. we are literally having to go into shorts, — are literally having to go into shops, some shops are saying we can't _ shops, some shops are saying we can't buy— shops, some shops are saying we can't buy as — shops, some shops are saying we can't buy as much as we are because _ can't buy as much as we are because we are emptying some of their shells and obviously they want _ their shells and obviously they want to— their shells and obviously they want to leave food for other paying — want to leave food for other paying customers. so going in and buying 100 cans of beans in and buying 100 cans of beans in a single — and buying 100 cans of beans in a single go raises a few eyebrows. a single go raises a few eyebrows— a single go raises a few e ebrows. ., . �* �* eyebrows. you are with bbc

however, in the case of philip, there is a catch. the apartment was in his possession.n before the injury, but to exchange it with a surcharge. the family cannot be needed additionally, about 6-7 million, of which the mozhkovs simply have. no, all the money goes to rehabilitation with a question. what to do in such a situation, we turned to the prefecture of the eastern district of the capital in most apartment buildings built before the entry into force of the urban planning code of russia, the height, width and depth of flights of stairs does not allow the installation of a ramp, the prefecture of the izmailovo district is working to recognize mashkov's living quarters as unsuitable for a person with disabilities, such a procedure , the law really provides for this , philip, back in august last year, turned to the local authorities, but there is still no response from officials. although 2.5 months are allotted for this procedure from the moment of application. it turns out that in fact it is the disabled person in between rehabilitation procedures , he is forced to p

the present king, king| philip, has changed. he wrote a letter_ philip, has changed.o that he profoundly regret what happened in the colonial period _ happened in the colonial eriod. ~ . ., period. when the king change the position — period. when the king change the position of— period. when the king change the position of belgium, i period. when the king change the position of belgium, wasl period. when the king change l the position of belgium, was he speaking for himself as the king and the inheritor of allergen's colonial past or was he speaking for the country? tt he speaking for the country? if we say king philippe has a new attitude — we say king philippe has a new attitude was a colonial past, we must _ attitude was a colonial past, we must not forget that the king — we must not forget that the king in— we must not forget that the king in belgium as a constitutional monarch has always _ constitutional monarch has always have to be approved by the government. ng always have to be approved by the government.— the government. no audio translation _ the government

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you understand philip kirkorov he is friends to the fullest, he is ready. i don’t know, take off your last shirt there, if he is friends with a person, and he always considered zelensky a friend, and uh. they were on friendly terms. and even zelensky even lived lived for about half a year, probably, at kirkorov's he ate, drank, slept on soft. on clean linen, in fact , the fact that kirkorov once helped him zelensky was blacklisted by the people's artist of kryny - this already sounds absurd. the only thing such narrow-minded people don’t know and don’t understand is that you can’t ban music now, you can’t close it with a piece of paper or borders. for so long, vladimir zelensky imposed sanctions against russian cultural figures , including artists banned in ukraine. again , philip kirkorov turned out to be on the news. he reacted ironically on his social networks. my the old comrade partner on the set, got into the role too much and the script that is sent to him from across the ocean leads both himself and the country that he was entrusted to the ashes. i

stepped down from philip had stepped down from this philip had stepped down from inis nsnning— philipor there was still a big daytime , i a prime time daytime, i think a prime time tv. daytime, i think a prime time iv. -neie— daytime, i think a prime time iv-nene gsing- daytime, i think a prime time tv.-were going to- daytime, i think a prime time tv. were going to give him. tv. they were going to give him. so tv. they were going to give him. ss inings— tv. they were going to give him. ss inings ae— tv. they were going to give him. so things are changing very, very— so things are changing very, very-ss— so things are changing very, very-ss ysa- so things are changing very, very so you know, we very quickly. so you know, we asn-i— very quickly. so you know, we isn-i insin— very quickly. so you know, we don't know if— very quickly. so you know, we don't know if that's going to be inne— don't know if that's going to be iane sn— don't know if that's going to be iane sn-iai— don't know if that's going to be true or-but there's- don't know if that's going to be true or but there's a lot tru

so this is what philip and holly eree— this is what philip and holly eree wrrn— this is what philip andgreat about skegness is— think what's great about skegness is that it's a really weer— skegness is that it's a really ereer placer— skegness is that it's a really great place, whether you want to eerneer—l great place, whether you want toi come and spend no money or you wenr— come and spend no money or you wenr re— come and spend no money or you wenr re eeene— come and spend no money or you want to spend quite— come and spend no money or you want to spend quite lot, want to spend quite a lot, rnere-e—rel want to spend quite a lot,- there's_do. the there's something to do. the teen— there's something to do. the reeen—rr-e- there's something to do. the beach—it's free.i there's something to do. the. beach—it's free. you beach is amazing. it's free. you explore— beach is amazing. it's free. you can explore the— beach is amazing. it's free. you can explore the great scenery ene— can explore the great scenery ene err— can explore the great scenery ene err rne— can explore the great scenery

santa paris just visited the royal naval college and don't miss and you called at the time prince philip was a student at this college for naval officers to see them. and he was charged with looking off to the 2 young printing such as the surge elizabeth anto system. margaret elizabeth was just the 13 at the time, but she was immediately fascinated by this young man who was unlike any one she'd met before. and that fascination never ceased. street like the elizabeth finally may to prince in 1947. charles was born the following year. his sister, princes and abroad in 1950 the followed a decade later by prince andrew and prince edward. the at the beginning of the 1950s, elizabeth was not kid queen. so the young charles got to spend lots of time with his parents. the family's life was said to be a happy one. the 2 sided m. o i to you soon i came to an abrupt and the death of george, the 6th in february, 1952 on elizabeth was on the tour if can yes, i thought it was no telling me a radical change for the future queen and her husband's fit in the prince, charles to elizabeth rushed back to lo

like homer met down in different houses, maternal grandmother tried to dissuade elizabeth and philip from sending their eldest son to that voting school launch. and the said, but philip wouldn't listen because he thought being so far from home would toughen the boy up and above all, kick the ever curious media belmont did. media gordon stone had begun taking him pupils from around the world in 1934. it's a well manicured place. in the common room portraits of former students dawned the walls full. my headmaster titus edge said the scorn of his pupils. a unique environment, an educational concept, ah goodness, about developing character and developing people to be the best people. they can possibly be. 600 students between the ages of 6 and 18 live he year round. and lessons often take place outside of the classroom. just like in charles this day, if you look at what he did as a student, he was a member of our services. you remember the coast guard service, which still exists today. he was somebody who engaged fully in or outdoor education program. he involved himself in sailing and g

philip ingram, got to speak to ou and up. philip ingram, got to speak to you and thank— up. speak to you and thank you for waiting i up. philip ingram, got to speak to j you and thank you for waiting with us while we shared those pictures. philip ingram, a former british military intelligence officer. let's get more political analysis from david willis law court. we were hearing from philip ingram, the former british military intelligence officer, the importance of sustaining this financial and military support but it comes down to political well! what do you think the balance will be between those two here in the uk?— the balance will be between those two here in the uk? what has been interestin: two here in the uk? what has been interesting is _ two here in the uk? what has been interesting is the _ two here in the uk? what has been interesting is the support _ two here in the uk? what has been interesting is the support for i interesting is the support for ukraine has been doing a lot of political turmoil in the uk and frequent changes of prime minister and the last 12 mo

. >> philip exeter >> 12 years. [ inaudible >> and the answer?o carmel is correct. hunter high school is correct and philip exeter is correct >> one point each. [ applause ] all right. here we go moving on to question two, the score carmel 1, hunter college 1, philips exeter 1 and gwinnett zero if a movie theater were to raise its ticket price from $10 to $15 and ticket sales dropped from 300 to 225 how is the price of elasticity of demand characterized and what is the effect on total revenues 20 seconds >> yeah. >> five seconds now. [ bell ringing ] >> time is up. >> time's up >> carmel high school? >> an elastic total revenue increases. >> gwinnett? >> an elastic total revenue increases. >> hunter? >> unit elastic total revenue does not change. >> philip exeter >> an elastic total revenue increases. >> so the answer is inelastic and positive or increases. so carmel is correct hunter college high school and philips exeter is correct. [ applause ] >> sorry correction, carmel high school is correct gwinnett is correct. hunter college is incorrect

however, in the case of philip, there is a catch in the apartment.en before the injury, but the family cannot blame it with an additional payment, in addition, about 6-7 million, which the mashkovs simply do not have, all the money goes to rehabilitation with a question. how to be in such a situation, we turned to the prefecture of the eastern district of the capital in most apartment buildings built before the entry into force of the urban planning code of russia, the height, width and depth of flights of stairs do not allow installing the pandos . the prefecture of the izmailovo district is working to recognize moshkov's living quarters. unfit for habitation of a person with disabilities , the law really provides for such a procedure for this . philip turned to the local authorities in august last year, but there is still no response from officials. although 2.5 months are allotted for this procedure from the moment of application. it turns out that, in fact, it is the disabled person who, in the intervals between rehabilitation procedures, is forc

but i think it row with philip.otten apple of a company. this has all happened under the oversight of carolyn mccall and i find it very hard to see, given the standards that she expects of the people working for her, how she can continue to. so the programme this nonning— to. so the programme this nonning ii— to. so the programme this morning it will— so the programme this morning it will be scrapped and neinonieci— morning it will be scrapped and neinonoeo. in— morning it will be scrapped and rebranded. in your— morning it will be scrapped and rebranded. in your view while noioing— rebranded. in your view while noioing on— rebranded. in your view while noioing on io— rebranded. in your view while holding on to it— rebranded. in your view while holding on to it for now. '5“: holding on to it for now. and iigniing— holding on to it for now. and now fighting to _ holding on to it for now. and now fighting to keep it. but it's where the viewers actually believe in it. i have to be honest, nigel, i tuned in this morning

but i think it row with philip.a company. this has all happened under the oversight of carolyn mccall and i find it very hard to see, given the standards that she expects of the people working for her, how she can continue to. so the programme this nonan— to. so the programme this nonan h— to. so the programme this morning it will— so the programme this morning it will be scrapped and nepnanheh— morning it will be scrapped and nepnanaea. h— morning it will be scrapped and rebranded. in your— morning it will be scrapped and rebranded. in your view while honing— rebranded. in your view while honing on— rebranded. in your view while honing on no— rebranded. in your view while holding on to it— rebranded. in your view while holding on to it for now. '5“: holding on to it for now. and hgnnng— holding on to it for now. and now fighting to _ holding on to it for now. and now fighting to keep it. but it's where the viewers actually believe in it. i have to be honest, nigel, i tuned in this morning and remember, this is mean

and at the time prince philip was a student to this college for naval officers. and he was charged with looking after the 2 young princesses, the 3rd elizabeth anteaus sister margaret elizabeth was just 13 at the time. but she was immediately fascinated by this young man who was unlike any one she'd met before. and that fascination never ceased to do like it. oh, elizabeth finally married. her prince in 1947. charles was born the following year . his sister, princess anne arrived in 1950. aah! followed a decade later by prince andrew and prince edward. ah! but at the beginning of the 1950s, elizabeth was not yet queen. so the young charles got to spend lots of time with his parents in their families. life was said to be a happy one. ah ah ah, ah, to save you. the more idea that i came to an abrupt end with the death of george, the 6 in february 1952, while elizabeth was on the tour of kenyata. and it was not only a radical change for the future queen and her husband philip the for prince charles to elizabeth, rushed back to london. it was soon clear just how diff

the sunday mirror and — presenters. -- philip. the sunday mirror and the _ presenters. -- philip.p. the sunday mirror and the sunday people - presenters. -- philip. the sunday mirror and the sunday people is l mirror and the sunday people is reporting this morning, it is set to be axed, what more do we know about that? ., , . ., , , ., be axed, what more do we know about that? .,, . ., , , ., ., that? there has clearly been a lot of controversy _ that? there has clearly been a lot of controversy for _ that? there has clearly been a lot of controversy for many _ that? there has clearly been a lot of controversy for many months. | that? there has clearly been a lot - of controversy for many months. last summer, holly and philwere of controversy for many months. last summer, holly and phil were accused ofjumping the queue to walk past the coffin of the late queen elizabeth ii. there have been reports of a rift between the pair in recent months. now these latest revelations about the affair with a colleague. but there is no suggestion from itv itself the show is going to be axed. holl

philip schofield will never mooomi— philip schofield will never wooomi o— philip schofield will nevergues, to wife, to itv, to colleagues, to friends and to his agents . friends and to his agents. schofield admitted helping the man get into television when he was a teenager before developing a consensual on off relationship with him. philip has stepped down from itv with immediate effect , meaning he won't be effect, meaning he won't be presenting the british soap awards next week or any other show on the channel he has apologised, saying the relation ship which has now ended, was unwise but not illegal . all unwise but not illegal. all a man has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 32 years for the murder of 15 month old jacob lennon. jake drummond the partner of the toddler's mother , was jailed following a campaign of cruel and sadistic abuse the boy suffered multiple injuries over a three week penod injuries over a three week period in 2019. the victim's mother, louise lennon, was jailed for ten years for allowing jacob's death . well, in allowing jacob's death. well, in ot