has a lot of pop melodies; in general, we are a pop person, so when he brought his material for agatha christieegorically did not correspond to what my brother and i saw, but strangely enough, we, of course, wanted sasha’s songs and melodies. eh, christy and we were animated, so it was fun that we pounced on them . and this lightness that we eh, we all pounced on together, we must give it its due, sasha allowed him to experiment very significantly with his melodies. and that’s how very light, funny hits were born, such as the fabulous taiga helicopter carpet. uh, sailor. eh, that's all e! songs written to music by sasha kozlov 2001 was a very difficult year for me, and i definitely i remember this maxidrom, when i had the honor of representing you at this maxim. i remember i was in some kind of hmm clothes of a high-altitude fitter. hmm, the dirty guys made me up and there were forests, some kind of industrial zone, there were garages. here on this oxidrome. and i was sitting on scaffolding, tied to some kind of scaffolding. yes, i remember this industrial like that. yes, and i would just like

why is the team called agatha christie really?th emphasis, we didn’t know the word marketing yet, yes, but in fact it was an ideal marketing ploy at the turn of the century eighty-seven, eighty-eight, just when mass clubs opened on central television began to show numerous rock bands and the task was to catch a name so that it would be immediately remembered and, in fact, uh, the name agatha christie invented that’s why the author , by the way, is the name there was alexander kozlov and we mean that it turns out that dahl laid down his initials, that is, there is also something about him in this. yes, this is a podcast 20 years later, the host konstantin mikhailov is visiting wonderful people in one samoilov and albert potapkin group of agatha christie when i tried agatha, i started to try uh, i’m on you like in a war. then i discovered the christmas tree and the sleeper. this is absolutely so strong , so a little bit on yeralash, such a sleeper, la-la-la so straight, i quite accurately once determined that agatha christie is hand

this drummer, musician , and now the agatha christie group is lucky to have albert potapkin with themhello vadim, good evening. the song fairytale taiga is a great hit, what did you call it? ironic somehow, wait, well, not the breed, but such a in a sense, it so happened that we had this trick before or such a legendary project as an old song about the main thing, remember that it was frankly a reference to music, from gaidai’s film by zatsepin’s wonderful music. eh, people are losing each other. so we deliberately went for this move, and it was easy and fun and we thought it was appropriate, and we are still very grateful to the wonderful actors from the film ivan vasilyevich is changing his profession, who agreed, yes, who agreed to star in the video. yes, you changed one note. it was such a strong move, everything is predictable there, there, yes, yes, there, there, friend. well, uh, actually there was a melody. it's written. she was a completely different author of the melody. oh yes, sasha kozlov is also one of our founders, who, unfortunately, is no longer with us. here he is al

host konstantin mikhailov, my guests are wonderful people vadim samoilov and albert potapkin agatha christieatha i started i tried it on you like in a war, then i discovered the christmas tree and the sleeper. this is absolutely such a sleeper. la-la-la-la. she's so straight forward that they should be able to accurately determine that it's christy's handwriting. yeah. that is, we grabbed them for different styles. in fact, everyone has always been musical polygons, and no matter how we sit as a musician who is frozen here in one genre, one style, that is, we would always be curious about the musical process. excuse me, if you listen to every agatha christie album, if we take the second front and opium, we’ll say decadence and epilogue. these are completely different groups, but the group is the same, that is, for me, this is a group that not only survived, did not record 10 albums there, but lived through 10 different lives, that is, let's say. eh, cunning and love and i don’t know and a thriller. is this absolutely absolute or miracles yes, that is you will hear absolutely nothing from the

and of course, then when gleb had already finished school and was lionized in agatha christie js withonderful triumvere that gave birth to the very agatha christie who blew up, so to speak repeatedly. uh, everything, musical space, exactly. it was a breakthrough and really in terms of sound and mastering. it was something fantastic. it was completely uncharacteristic of russian rock in general and the underground. in general, even the ekaterinburg rock clow, there the sverdlovsk and so on globa leningrad club had the highest standard electronics. for me it was between hmm so in a good way . i think that a very noticeable plus is why it all stood that it was just a group? it was a team in which there are three of these components of us. that is, i brought my brother from sasha kozlov. yours and uh, that's enough. well, they actively brought it, that is, everyone had a vision of what the musical material should be, and you know, we even developed a technology for making musical decisions that is unique for the creative team, we voted, because there are often situations that one likes it

yes, i remember this kind of industrial, yes, and hmm i would be honored to introduce agatha christiere this year. it was 2001. i remember that this was the main reason for me to be sad this year, because i adored agatha christina in that lineup. i always love and still do too, but the golden lineup. for me this is e gleb samoilov vadim samoilov e. sasha kozlov and andrey kotov is the golden four. i know that sasha was standing on the keys all the time, all these, um, loops, or what? or how to call it, on a guitar these are riffs, and when there is this hole on the keys, we turned out to be the first of the rock bands in our time, which began to use these electronic cigar technologies in live concerts. and you know how at first, well, it started , in fact, with any opium and in which there were a lot of electronic pads of all sorts , what is now called and you and i carried it, you won’t believe the computer. here or 10-44, then yes, they brought the system unit directly and ordered a monitor, because at that time there weren’t yet these laptops, the convenient laptops that everyone n

yes , the birth of agatha christie is considered - this is already gleb.as we grow older. yes, if in our youth we are still, well, having fun, we can create such almost theatrical images in compositions, yes. in creativity, we have not yet lived our own life drama as we live this drama. as a poet, we already want to express some of our more personal points. vision. that is, we are moving away from the fictional hero more towards our personal hero. my brother and i are very different, very different in many ways and antipodes, so it was clear that ours were these personal heroes. they will diverge at some point, that is, for me it was obvious from the very beginning and alik witnessed that gleb understood this from the very beginning, so agatha christie separated by decision. we accepted in 2008 that we were recording a farewell album, going on a farewell tour and actually. this is also zero. so, these are adult decisions two adults. e people who realized that they needed to move on. you said you are so different. i remember you on stage, uh, in the golden

agatha christie made wallingford her home.h a private person, many here wouldn't have even known that the queen of crime writing was living in their midst. it was special because it was a place that she and her second husband, who was an archaeologist called max mallowan, actually were able to have privacy to themselves. they were able to live a more normal life. in the town, she only introduced herself to people as �*mrs mallowan�*. not everybody knew that she was agatha christie. i'm from the bbc. may i congratulate you on unintelligible put out by the mousetrap? do you think it is the best player you've written? i don't know! other people seem to think so! while agatha may have shied away from the limelight, her work continues to bring in audiences around the world with kenneth branagh currently reprising his movie role as christie's famous belgian sleuth hercule poirot. come with me to a seance. spot the con i can't. detective, you are here to discredit me. more than two billion copies - of her books have been published an

well, thyus pompilius agatha christie after all.vetlovskaya is the main forge of such talented groups. this is the main growth forge of the country. thank you for such a high rating, slava groups are the best. well, of course, these are some of the best, but , undoubtedly, our colleagues from st. petersburg and moscow also gave very high results. as for the sverdlovsk lesson, it seems to me that this is where most of all, uh, two principles are correlated. physics and lyric poetry are quite modest for us were conditions for recording, so near each group there was some kind. uh, a soldering iron, some radio engineer who figured out how to do this, the famous colonel alexander who recorded, uh, the legendary track, that is, studios made gadgets on the go. and this one, and the collegiality between uh, creative people and those who are involved in music production and sound production. this is one of the generally distinctive features of sverdlovsk rock. but because there really is always some kind of so that it is somehow recorded. eh

no, just after agatha christie you can’t.other and i officially separated. i have several singles were released, several old and solo albums, but such a big one. there hasn't been a sleepy album yet? uh-huh and, uh, now he’s almost ready like a hot cake. everything is fresh, everything is fresh. yes very cool. i don’t know. is it convenient to ask what happened to you? why did you break up, and the moment that we had to break up with my brother. it was obvious from the very beginning when you christie because it was clear that he had his own creative system. i have my own creative connection for a while we existed. what did he write, and how exactly? an author, like musicians, like a poet? yes, from early , uh, well, in the album second front, there’s quite a lot already. yes, the birth of agatha christie is considered - this is already gleb. the fact is that as we grow older. yes, if in our youth we are still, well, having fun, we can create such almost theatrical images in compositions. yes there in creativity. we haven’t y

well, perhaps, perhaps, only agatha christie has such a reputation, how to formulate this correctly.o hiding it. here hmm well, still less than a degree, yes, well, here is a series of such virgence wool fagata christie redyat kiplingset moyem oskartualt francis scott fidgerald or fijikld, as they say, forgiveness henry miller grm green well, i don’t know chaos. but chaos, yes, yes, what prompted you to do it, we have already heard. it's like it's an accident. well yes, in a sense it is an accident. you transferred these people. uh, i translated almost all of them. that is this is a desire to learn more about whose texts you are translating, perhaps not. you know, this is really what you just said, this is the first thing that comes to mind, but among them among these goals is not necessarily, my favorite authors are you know, i am a very gambling person, and i need more details from this place. that is, this is what this is, this is some kind of attempt, a kind of a kind of attempt , to understand a little-known , bright, fascinating life, to find in this in this life something unex

this drummer musician is now in the agatha christie group and is lucky to have him with them albert potapkinfore or then such a legendary project as an old song about the main thing, remember, because , and frankly, this is a reference to music, from gaidai’s film, zatsepin’s wonderful music. eh, people are losing each other. so we made this move on purpose, and this it was easy and fun and they thought it was appropriate, and are still very grateful to the wonderful actors from the film ivan vasilyevich

vadim samoilov , the leader of the agatha christie group, his hits, i'm on you like in a war and theto the classics of russian rock music. hello earth. it is possible after all, such concerts - this is not just entertainment. this is an exchange of thoughts , feelings and hopes for people. there it is very important to know that they will no longer be abandoned, they will not be betrayed, the trip was especially useful to me. it seems to me for the mobilized, because , well, all right, career officers and there volunteers they know when a person is mobilized, of course, one of them is already experienced there, someone charged, someone, well, in fear in doubt, it normally served in the army for 3 years, when a special military operation to protect the donbass began, he wanted to go to fight as volunteers, but age did not allow pizza. it was already 65 years old. so further wars do not turn to this. for example, for local students to listen to lectures in a dilapidated building norma but for the capital’s artists, it’s a shock, because how to talk about restoration, uh, at mariupol st

uh, and i can’t walk in attics well, agatha christie , of course, such a first love is such a serioustell me, besides agatha christie, this is the most favorite something that appeared later, well refining, it’s clear now diverse, and i liked me at 50 cents. there, merlin mensenkorov liked for some period in russia, i say, i have a diverse one and everyone has an amulet there. there are songs. you know why i asked you, but i would not like to become a rapper there. at a young age, you still opened up in general. cracked, but not terrible already. don't leave me. i'll stop along the way. behind me and you are ours and tell me sergey do you dance according to the notes, i saw you have a sheet of music lying here, i can’t slap any music and 5 years of teaching music, and i can’t read music. i don't know what is written there again, years before music. what is private piano lessons? my mother spent money on this, and i could never even play one song that wasn’t mine, i didn’t want to, and i resisted at school. i bribed you could have bribed me for admission at that moment in order to clap

the agatha christie adaptation of "a haunting in venice," and the horror movie "the nun 2" each took cell phone o connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> strike strategy. tough talk, new negotiations. uaw walkouts go on with picket lines, rallies and uncertainty. >> we're prepared to do whatever we have to do. the membership is fed up. >> off the production line and on the picket line. day 3 of the auto workers strike. i'm kris van cleave in wayne, michigan. >>> barrymore reversal. the tv host hits pause on her talk show's return after the writers strike backlash. >>> also, biden troubles. cbs news polling reveals how voters are thinking about the president's economic agenda, age and performance. >>> murder charges. two people arrested after a suspected fentanyl poisoning that killed one toddler and sickened three children at a new york city daycare. >>> in ukraine fighting amid a race for battlefield breakthroughs. >> i'm imtiaz tyab in kyiv. months into ukraine's punishingly slow counteroffensive against russia they may have made an important breakthrough on the east

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. >> it's inspired by one of the mysteries greatest writers, of course, we're talking about agatha christie kenyon from our sister station in new york has a preview tonight. >> we are all afraid a great director has assembled a terrific cast to tell a story filled with twists and turns. >> a haunting in venice has that sort of knot in the stomach edge of the seat quality and kenneth branagh also stars. in his own film, l-q pah'-ha-roe is on the case. >> the belgian detective was the most famous creation of the mystery writer agatha christie, who wrote a character based on herself into a story that inspired this film. >> i am the world's number one mystery writer. >> she's played by tina fey. >> luckily for me, playing a desperate female writer is sort of in a wheelhouse that i'm already inhabiting in habiting with humor, of course, but fey shows new depth as the person who lures the detective out of retirement. >> provocative, entertaining, naughty, playful and tina brings all that to the role. >> come with me to a seance conducting the seance is a medium played by michelle yeoh. >> this on

a director's attempt to make a film of agatha christie's works turns into a crime story . and the presence of a young girl who is proficient in martial arts among them warriors is the story of the movie mulan, which will be broadcast at 22:00 on 4k on the farat network . well, dear and respected viewers, we are going to the outdoor studio of the morning program. hello, we will be a reporter and join my colleague , mr. baglo, mr. baglo . hello, good morning. the asian competitions are here and the athletes of our country are going one by one in different fields to the distance of their competitors to win a medal at the beginning of the program . let's go to the venue where my colleague hamed ghaffari is present there to give us more information about this tournament. mr. ghaffari, hello, good morning. of course , good morning in tehran. you ask that we are at your service. today , i am serving you many children of the country's caravan. we have two very special guests. we have a valuable guest here, and we will continue the conversation with these two dear guests, but i would like to inform

it's called a haunting in venice, inspired by one of the genre's greatest writers, agatha christie. we are all afraid. >> a great director has assembled a terrific cast to tell a story filled with twists and turns. >> a haunting in venice has that sort of not in the stomach edge of the seat quality. >> and kenneth branagh also stars in his own film. >> how cute is on the case? the belgian detective was the most famous creation of the mystery writer agatha christie, who wrote a character based on herself into a story that inspired this film. >> i am the world's number one mystery writer. >> she's played by tina fey. luckily for me, playing a desperate female writer is sort of in a wheelhouse that i'm already inhabiting inhabiting with humor, of course. but fey shows new depth as the person who lures the detective out of retirement. >> provocative, entertaining, naughty, playful. and tina brings all that to the role. come with me to a seance conducting the seance is a medium played by michelle yeoh. >> this one will be very sad, but. >> but poirot isn't buying her routine. >> i will n

the agatha christie adaptation of "a haunting in venice" and the horror movie "the nun 2" each took in about $14 million over the weekend. >>> it's monday, september 18th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." uaw walkout. united auto workers get a boost from some top lawmakers as their strike begins to cause some ripple effects in the industry. >>> day care tragedy. two people are charged with murder in the death of a toddler who police say was exposed to fentanyl. >>> and ambush killing. an l.a. sheriff's deputy is shot dead while sitting in his patrol car. the huge reward being offered for information in the case. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. it's the start of a new week, but instead of reporting for work, thousands of members of the uaw will remain on the picket lines. union negotiators held talks with carmakers over the weekend, but little progress was reported on reaching a deal to end their strike. meanwhile, the walkout is already having ripple effects across the industry. ian lee has the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning,

a director's attempt to make a film based on the works of agatha christie turns into a crime story . and the presence of a young girl who is proficient in martial arts among the warriors is the story of the movie mulan, which will be broadcast at 22:00 on 4k on farat network. maryam mohammad , audio and video broadcasting, the broadcast of the confidential tv series will start tomorrow at 23:30 on channel 3. this series is made in 24 episodes. the persian gulf is a place to begin the narration of a story. the persian gulf, arabic questions, covers and dialogues, tells of a secret operation , there is a key to the truth, and a secret is hidden in this story, from which these words of the word secret are derived, the corona vaccine, of all things. it is more important for us than the process of domestic vaccine production in the era of corona. well, if the matter is so serious, why don't you tell the police, so that the busyness and concerns of the scientists can be depicted in secret. during that time , we were doing various parallel stories and puzzles that we tried to keep with us u

tony award winning company is producing a madcap mystery about the queen of mystery novel list, agatha christiens of dogs and their owners put on a show today, hoping to portray christie's beloved wire haired terrier. >> peter, though her real pup was a terrier. the artistic director of the show says they're looking for a well trained dog of any size. that can also sniff out clues. >> they say don't bring a dog or a child out on stage unless you're ready. and today was fantastic tastic because we realized, yeah, this is fun. >> the mrs. christie play premieres saturday, october 7th, and it runs all the way until sunday, october 29th. >> no temptation to bring your dog to the audition. >> he would not do it. don't they have to be well trained? >> well, i thought. >> i thought he was well trained. >> he is not well trained. >> well, that's. sorry, louie. you missed out. >> all right. we still have a lot more news ahead. >> let's get to abc7 news anchor karina nova for a look at the stories coming up at 530. karina thanks, larry. and. tonight we're going to get more information about our air quali

sorry for spying on agatha christie, you are reading here little blacks.reath where is the twentieth office? hello, i called for half a day, no one answers me. i had to come in person. so what actually happened. i want to pick up my tv. well, first of all, it’s not a tv, but the main material evidence in the case of the robbery of an apartment at 55 krupskaya street. this, by the way, is yours apartment, and secondly, the suspect has not yet confessed. you didn’t confess, i can get information about when i can pick up my tv, yes, you can, so watch the action and he confesses in about 26 minutes. wait, let 's probably do better tomorrow at 12:00. yes, tomorrow at 12:00 it will be done. good up to level. what's going on here, i don't know, stretch yourself. i had no other choice. i understand that it’s hard for you, but you still have to do something about it, you can come up with something, we’ve done everything possible here medicine. your mother-in-law has recovered after all. it’s just that this could happen to anyone, hold on. doctor, yes, then, give ba

i believe agatha christie still beats it out. but when you look at e manifesn those lists of vladimir lenin became a deep student of karl marx and marxism. so he's the one that puts a lot of marx into practice, and he's the first one to do so. and he spent a couple of years immersed in marx's writings. so you asked earlier about how well-known was was the communist manifesto at the time? lenin is actually one of the people responsible for having karl marx's writings known to the wider world. and so he not only reads and immerses himself in the communist manifesto, but he does so in his in all of the marx writings that he can find. so he is the the original on this. and vladimir lenin is russian. and and he agrees with marx that maybe the the communist revolution will happen. inevitably, all of this first in a highly industri realized country like germany. but then he starts to see more and more of these opportunities in russia, where he's where he is now, he has to run away several times. he's he's in at various points, but he is

i believe agatha christie still beats it out. but when you look at those lists of publications, of books and it is small, i want people to see here how small it is. right. so a publication, ones that have been published and republish it, the communist manifesto it on those lists of vladimir lenin became a deep student of karl marx and marxism. so he's the one that puts a lot of marx into practice, and he's the first one to do so. and he spent a couple of years immersed in marx's writings. so you asked earlier about how well-known was was the communist manifesto at the time? lenin is actually one of the people responsible for having karl marx's writings known to the wider world. and so he not only reads and immerses himself in the communist manifesto, but he does so in his in all of the marx writings that he can find. so he is the the original on this. and vladimir lenin is russian. and and he agrees with marx that maybe the the communist revolution will happen. inevitably, all of this first in a highly industri realized country l

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tony award winning company is producing a madcap mystery about the queen of mystery novelist agatha christie. dozens of dogs and their owners put on a show hoping to portray christie's beloved wire-haired terrier, peter. now her real pup was a terrier, but the artistic director of the show says they are looking for a well trained dog of any size that can also sniff out clues. >> they say don't bring a dog or a child out on stage unless you're ready. and today was fantastic because we realized, yeah, this is fun. >> the mrs. christie play premieres saturday, october seventh and will run through sunday, october 29th. why are you laughing, friend? why are you laughing? >> because some of these dogs aren't going to make it. >> they're not going to make it. they don't know. hey you were so generous with the cheer kids. >> you didn't deny any of them. and you're saying that these dogs are going to make. lisa's got the receipts. >> no. wow >> the dancing kids are a little better trained than some of these dogs. i feel like it has to be the most trained dog you've ever seen in your life. to work on

agatha christie's grandson has unveiled a life sized statue of the author in oxfordshire . author in oxfordshire. the bronze statue of dame agatha is seated on a bench in her home town of wallingford . it's called town of wallingford. it's called a moment. sorry a monument to imagination . and it shows the imagination. and it shows the author glancing up from the pages of her book. perhaps finding inspiration for her next novel. this is gb news on tv, on digital radio, and on your smart speaker to just say play gb news. that's it from me. now it's over to . neil it's over to. neil >> thanks, aaron. there's a war on. a war on humanity. a war against the people waged by predators and philanthropists aided by poodles in government and the establishment. the declared aim of the war is to force all of us to accept less. at what point did we abandon the nofion at what point did we abandon the notion of hopes and dreams ? the notion of hopes and dreams? the desirability of abundance of plenty? the message from on high used to be about going forth, being fruitful and multiplying. the

agatha christie's grandson has unveiled a life sized statue of the author in oxfordshire . author in oxfordshire. the bronze statue of dame agatha is seated on a bench in her home town of wallingford . it's called town of wallingford. it's called a moment. sorry a monument to imagination . and it shows the imagination. and it shows the author glancing up from the pages of her book. perhaps finding inspiration for her next novel. this is gb news on tv, on digital radio, and on your smart speaker to just say play gb news. that's it from me. now it's over to . neil it's over to. neil >> thanks, aaron. there's a war on. a war on humanity. a war against the people waged by predators and philanthropists aided by poodles in government and the establishment. the declared aim of the war is to force all of us to accept less. at what point did we abandon the nofion at what point did we abandon the notion of hopes and dreams ? the notion of hopes and dreams? the desirability of abundance of plenty? the message from on high used to be about going forth, being fruitful and multiplying. the

the famous one here is a count of one, and 10 blacks, which are in the works, in particular, agatha christiece into anglo-saxon, but it's about muscovites. a question. and where are the ukrainians in all this? where is the one self-massiveness, with which they allegedly so fiercely defend themselves against the russians. well, this can never be, uh, a true value, that is, everything that is contrary , everything that is connected with hatred for someone else, and not with and not with love for one’s own, it is initially doomed, and moreover, it can, yes, it can be there for some short distances. and to show, uh, some kind of efficiency even there, but in long-term planning. this is an absolutely unpromising story, so it seems to me that here is the absence of an image of the future , the absence at all. to the goals and objectives that would be put by the ukrainian leadership, but a real understanding of what is happening around, when everything is stolen, when all these high-profile corruption cases are here. and people are well aware of what is happening, but in general they are being robb

roma sasha, what kind of celebrity is this agatha christie group? are you crazy? even aim for this? there is such a story, it means that when i was serving as a coachman at the post office, grandfather frost knocked on my door. what are you doing here? like winter, something like that . but it seems to me that he’s just an adult healthy man who has nothing to do. well, i say, i'm not summer. enough. what did they do? he is the only one who looks like ilya, ilyukh what kind of famous athlete are you? i actually boob you. artists, singers, politicians, who else is a writer? there is some ekaterinburg writer, siberian mother, mother. did you really want to show the dance then ? dancers around the edges? how about yeltsin yeltsin center? i'm tired, i'm leaving woman. i ’m explaining to you for the hundredth time , we weren’t here on any tour 10 years ago, he doesn’t look like me at all. so i don’t understand what’s going on, dim, you know, let the young teams go to banquets after the games, but we can’t do that anymore, but i agree, and i apologize. it's all halal, it

you are reading agatha christie here little blacks., no one answers me. i had to come in person. so what actually happened. i want to pick up my tv. well, firstly, it’s not a tv, but the main material evidence in the case of the robbery of an apartment at 55 krupskaya street. this, by the way, is your apartment. and secondly, the suspect has not yet confessed. you didn’t confess, then i can get information about when i can pick up my tv, yes, you can, so watch the action take place and he confesses in about 26 minutes. wait , let's probably do better tomorrow at 12:00. yes, tomorrow at 12:00 it will be done. good up to level. i had no other choice. i understand that it’s hard for you, but we still have to come up with something about this, we did everything possible here in medicine. your mother-in-law has recovered after all. how could this happen to me? do you stick with everyone? doctor, yes, then, give me back my chocolate, i can’t exactly your chocolate brought the old lady back to life. it’s so good , but i still haven’t had lunc

indeed for joininin just a moment, we've >> now, in just a moment, we've got the grandson of agatha christiet sized of the uk's first life sized statue of best selling statue of the best selling murder mystery but murder mystery author. but first, headlines with first, here's the headlines with . tamsin >> phil, thanks very much . here >> phil, thanks very much. here are the headlines at 1131. police have told gb news there's been a confirmed sighting of escaped terror suspect daniel cunliffe in the grove park area of west london. within the last houn of west london. within the last hour, police have been focusing their search around chiswick in west london this morning after reported sightings overnight. also the former soldier escaped from wandsworth prison on wednesday by strapping himself to the bottom of a food delivery van. he's believed to be wearing a black baseball cap , black a black baseball cap, blackt shirt and dark coloured bottoms and carrying a small bag or case. the foreign secretary says the uk is supporting british nationals after more than 800 people have died and more th

agatha christie's grandson has unveiled a life sized statue of the author in oxford . ford. sure, the bronze statue of dame agatha is seated on a bench in her hometown of wallingford. the sculpture, called a monument to imagination , shows the author imagination, shows the author glancing up from the pages of her book as if finding inspiration for her next novel. sculptor ben twiston—davies told gb news what he tried to achieve with his creation , a way the with his creation, a way the sculpture is designed. >> you can actually come and, as it were, meet her and sit next to her and maybe what i hope is that it will encourage us to take a moment from our busy, busy lives and just drift off into our imagination , which is into our imagination, which is something we won't all have. the skill that agatha had in developing our imagination into books. but we all have imaginations. and if it encourages people to pay more attention to them, that would be great. >> this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news.

and agatha christie's grandson has unveiled a life sized statue of the author in oxfordshire , the then a bench in her home town of wallingford . the town of wallingford. the sculpture, called a monument to imagination, shows the author glancing up from the pages of a book as if finding inspiration for her next novel . this is gb for her next novel. this is gb news across the uk , on tv, on news across the uk, on tv, on digital radio, on smart. speaker two that's it for me for the moment. more in about 25 minutes time. now it's over nana . time. now it's over to nana. >> hello. good afternoon. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua for and the next hour, me and my panel will be taking on some of the big topics hitting the headunes the big topics hitting the headlines now. this show headlines right now. this show is all about opinion. it's mine, it's theirs. and of course it's yours. we'll be debating, discussing times. we will discussing at times. we will disagree, but no one will be cancelled . so joining me today cancelled. so joining me today is broadcaste