the aldi one is very close. and aldi, from a distance they look the same.t's a lovely old dig, ours are made with and freshness. i did. i got this feeling that the stories got some legs. i feeling that the stories got some le . s. ., , feeling that the stories got some lens. ., , , ., ., ., legs. i only “ust got that. i got in trouble legs. i onlyjust got that. i got in trouble when _ legs. i onlyjust got that. i got in trouble when i _ legs. i onlyjust got that. i got in trouble when i was _ legs. i onlyjust got that. i got in trouble when i was talking - legs. i onlyjust got that. i got in trouble when i was talking about i trouble when i was talking about this story about some colleagues i've never heard of the call in the caterpillar cake. i don't know what happened, i never, ever had it. i had a slice this evening. i'm sure that casbert is equally delicious. anna, what do you of the story? i think it's brilliant. it definitely has legs— think it's brilliant. it definitely has legs as simon said. simon, if ou can't has legs as simon said. simon, if you

sorry, just a jump on, | let's go -- let's say i go to aldi let�*s go —— let�*s say i go to aldi andout going into the intricacies of trademark infringement, one of the main questions that would be determined at trial, if it ever went that far, would be whether there is a real risk of confusion in the eyes of the consumer. meaning in the scenario you have just described, if you walk into a shop, if you buy cuthbert the caterpillar, is it reasonable to suggest that you thought you were buying call in the caterpillar and you have just made a mistake because you have been wilfully misled by —— aldi�*s marketing, or do you know you�*re doing and know this is a slightly cheeky similar product and everybody involved in the transition those who are not buying a colin the caterpillar. marks & spencer is going to suggest aldi have crossed that line. aldi, this is the modus operandi across a number of rangers, i�*m sure everyone is familiar with aldi�*s approach is that they give consumers these visual hence that suggests, there are evocative of certain products that are well—known to consumer

aldi.oing, this is about the cakes you buy from the store, but people have been obviously making their own caterpillar cakes, you don't have to buy them, you can make them. this one is by mads. you can make one! caterpillar cakes, just like that. it has teeth! send us your pictures if you have made one, we would like to see them, to see if they rival aldi's or m&s's. i to see them, to see if they rival aldi's or m&s's._ to see them, to see if they rival aldi's or m&s's. i would widen that out to any cake _ aldi's or m&s's. i would widen that out to any cake with _ aldi's or m&s's. i would widen that out to any cake with any _ aldi's or m&s's. i would widen that out to any cake with any kind - aldi's or m&s's. i would widen that out to any cake with any kind of. out to any cake with any kind of story to them, an animal, a lot of those cakes are useful children's birthday. so maybe you have constructed a fantastic cake. do you remember the _ constructed a fantastic cake. do you remember the e

colin and the caterpillar cake, this is clipper the caterpillar cake from aldi.d -- argues it leads consumers to believe they are of the same standards. it has launched an intellectual property claim. a quick reminder of our top story, derek chauvin the white policeman charged with the murder of a black man, george floyd in the u.s. has waived his right to testify on the final day of evidence. thanks for watching, stay with us narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ ♪ man: you're watching pbs. narrator: stream the best of pbs on any device with the pbs video app. all your favorite drama, history, science, news, and documentaries all in one place. watch your pbs station live or catch up on the shows you miss. support your pbs station and you can get "passport" giving your full seasons, early releases, special collections and more. get the pbs vide

is aldi playing dirty? this is getting tasty. when they tweeted a reply to aldi about the charity donation, - but mentioning kevin the carrot, the moment had already passed — other brands had already - jumped on the story, _ and people were already bored of it. aldi's brand sentiment over the weekend positively - so it has a big impact - on actual business, as well. so people were getting behind aldi, |and marks & spencer's played right| . into their hands by being silent, . which further deepens the aldi brand association with being a challenger i brand in the supermarket world. i m&s is not ready to back down. legal experts predict a court win, saying aldi's cake is just too similar in name and packaging. so similar that consumers could confuse the two. they haven't ruled out legal action against other supermarkets which have a similar design. aldi has been in similar rows before and may well say that customers are savvy enough to know the difference. but if they lose there could be big ramifications. what are your thoughts on

and this is the cuthbert the caterpillar cake from aldi.t the impact the pandemic, with its national lockdowns and international travel restrictions, has had on the global economy. but it turns out that what's been bad for us humans is a blessing for the natural world. sir david attenborough has made a documentary exploring how our relationship with wildlife and nature has changed over the past year. he's been speaking to our science editor, david shukman. david attenborough: as we stop, remarkable things start to change. . the lockdowns have been tough for people, but great for wildlife, as we see in a spectacular new documentary with david attenborough. this is... ..the year earth changed. david, it's great to talk to you. i'm sorry we can't meet in person, but we've transported you electronically to the wonderful setting of chartwell, in kent. what surprised you most about how the natural world responded during lockdown? well, the natural world has got on much better without us. i mean, we've thought that animals — for example, penguins

and this is the cuthbert the caterpillar cake from aldi.y this evening, but it was a fine spring day for much of the country. the sun was certainly out across western scotland, and it was in the west of scotland that we saw highest the temperatures, around 15 celsius. quite a bit cooler, though, in the north easterly breeze for the southeast of england and east anglia, where we saw more cloud and some showers. those showers having drifted down towards hampshire will fade away overnight, and it's going to turn dry and clear in most areas. there will be some mist and fog patches forming across parts of the southeast later on in the night. quite a widespread frost again, temperatures similar to where we had them last night, maybe a little bit milder across northern ireland and the northwest of scotland, where we've got that southerly breeze that'll continue into tomorrow. mist and fog patches will clear fairly readily, i think, in the morning. a sunny start for most, then the cloud will tend to bubble up and spread out a bit in land across the

m&s are going to court over colin the caterpillar and the aldi knock off.will get an early adjudication from celebrityjudge rob rinder. hello, i'm laura trevelyan in washington, christian fraser is in london. when president biden talked on the phone to president putin two days ago, he warned him that the us was going to respond to russia's provocations from cyber hacking to election interference. us officials said the retaliation would be seen and unseen. well today we got the seen part of it. in the next half hour the president will set out new sanctions that blacklist russian companies, make it harder for moscow to borrow money — and the us is expelling ten russian diplomats accused of spying. the biden administration says the sanctions are retaliation for moscow's �*destabilizing international actions�*. among the violations — russia's meddling in the 2020 election. the solar winds hack on nine federal agencies last year that affected at least 100 private companies. the massing of russian troops near the ukrainian border. and the bounty that was paid for

well, now, aldi has tweeted a picture of cuthbert apparently in new packaging — behind bars — accompaniedhe duke of edinburgh. final preparations are under way in windsor castle. so do stay tuned to that here on bbc news for all the latest. that's it for me. you can reach me on twitter. thanks for watching. the weekend is upon us, and the weather is looking pretty good across most of the uk. here's the good news, the temperatures are going to rise a little bit, just a bit. the mornings will still be fairly chilly. a frosty night tonight, but i think by day, it will at least improve by around two or three degrees compared to what we've had in the last few. here is the weather map, from high—pressure close to uk, keeping weather fronts at bay. here's the recent satellite picture. you can see a weather frontjust brushing the outer hebrides there, scotland and also the north of northern ireland. over us, just a scattering of fairweather cloud here and there. so, this evening and overnight, it's a case of clear skies, again, a touch of frost, particularly across central and eastern areas of th

aldy, you are now recognized for your testimony. >> good morning. my name is joe aldy, i'm a professor of the practice of public policy at the harvard community schools. as a former government official in my research and in my teaching. i'm grateful for the opportunity to share my insights today especially as we have new voices in the white house prepared to combat the climate crisis with the urgency the challenge depends. the u.s. government continues to subsidize oil, gas and coal. with these subsidies i presented five policy principles that can inform our understanding of what's good and effective energy climate policy and distinguish it from poor and ineffective policy. let me review these now. first, energy and climate policy should correct market failures. well functioning markets do not need government interventions. markets that produce too much pollution, too little innovation merit policy intervention. second it should promote cost-effectiveness, it ensures the american taxpayer gets the biggest return, such as improved health from cleaner

if me and aldis are shouting, we have rapid tests, or a kissing scene or whatever, it's really fascinatingeird thing. >> it's strange. but this is 1992. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you know how many movies you've been in? >> no. >> jimmy: 64 movies. >> okay. >> jimmy: which is a lot of them. >> yeah, i think so. three of them were good, actually. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so what we're going to do now, with your permission, we're going to test you to see if you can remember the movies you yourself were in, in a game called "title recall." [ cheers and applause ] it's a great title, it's a great game, and we have a great host. his name is guillermo. guillermo will be reading the questions. >> excellent. >> jimmy: for reasons that are unknown to me. go ahead. >> guillermo: ready? >> i'm ready, man. >> guillermo: in this movie, the lady you are with is having a baby. >> jimmy: in this movie, the lady you are with is having a baby. do you know the title? >> i'm going to take a flyer at that one and say "she's having a baby." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is correct. you nailed that one. ri

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responsibility that they were taking on, and that was the biggest joy for me, just watching kingsley, leslie, aldis [ laughter ] >> seth: did you -- it really is great. and you know, obviously, we've seen a lot of these, you know, figures and biopics before and i will say as a viewer, it's really nice to just watch them in sort of one snapshot of time, and i think that makes it also more, you know, unique than anything we've seen before as well as someone who's been in show business for as long as you have, i'm wondering if directing was something -- you know, when you were a kid -- and obviously, you know, you started in sitcoms -- did you think, "oh, i would love to be behind the camera one day." or was that something that sort of took a longer time to come to that conclusion? >> it took a longer time to come to that conclusion i think i was picking up things along the way. you know, sometimes you don't realize you're the sponge until later on in life, but i'm glad that i was absorbing all of this information, and i've been with -- i've had just the blessing to work alongside some real powerhouse

aldi has cuthbert, asda has clyde, tesco, curly, waitrose has cecil, co—op has charlie, morrisons andch protect his shape, and marks & spencer is has gone to the high court this week and said we want to take aldi to court over there cuthbert, because they say, and i quote, that he has, colin, a distinctive character and reputation, and there is a danger that cuthbert could lead consumers to believe they are of the same standard and cuthbert could ride on the coat—tails of colin, all connie when he wears a pink bow. what does it matter? because there is so much money at stake. i asked, why pick on cuthbert? and marks & spencer said they could not comment specifically on why cuthbert, but they would not rule out taking legal action against other retailers in future. so this may run and run. we had the shape of toblerone, gold chocolate teddy bears between lynde and harry bow, and now we have colin the cuthbert, the fate of the age! this and now we have colin the cuthbert, the fate of the age!— the fate of the age! this is ossibl the fate of the age! this is possibly the _ the fate of th

my name is joe aldi, i'm a professor of practice of public policy at harvard university school. i work on climate policy and i'm grateful for the opportunity to share my insights today, especially as we have new leadership in the white house, new voices in congress compared to combat the climate crisis with the urgency this challenge demands. the u.s. government continues to subsidize the production of oil, gas an coal through policy. i presented in my written testimony five policy principles that can inform our policy of what is good and effective climate policy and distinguish it from ineffective policy. let me review these now. first, energy and climate policy should correct market values. well-functioning marks do not need government intervention. marks that produce too much pollution or too little innovation merit policy intervention. energy and climate policy should promote cost effectiveness. cost effective design ensures the american taxpayer gets the biggest possible return such as improved public health from cleaner air and fewer threats from a changing climate. third,

and marks & spencer begins legal action against aldi over the colin the caterpillar cake — arguing itslobbying that has dominated westminster for days. yesterday conservative mps voted against setting up a special parliamentary investigation. so the noes have it, the noes have it. but an existing committee of mps will look into at least some of it. greensill capital has since collapsed. the treasury select committee will look into the lessons that can be learned from that, and how the treasury itself responded to lobbying on the firm's behalf. it's thought other committees might do the same, and one of them is likely to ask david cameron to give evidence. his spokesman said he would respond positively to any such requests when the terms of reference were clear. the controversy is likely to come up again today in parliament. the most senior civil servant in the country, simon case, has told the heads of all departments they have to declare by the end of the week if any of their officials have second jobs like this. none of this affects the review announced by borisjohnson into the links