setting up alfie's squad. you are so wise, alfie. l good person? setting up alfie's i squad.— people because it's what i wanted. this is the — people because it's what i wanted. this is the first thing that came to mind, _ this is the first thing that came to mind, setting up something like this _ mind, setting up something like this and — mind, setting up something like this. and it has worked, which is amazing — this. and it has worked, which is amazing to — this. and it has worked, which is amazing to see. and this. and it has worked, which is amazing to see.— this. and it has worked, which is amazing to see. and i guess one of the thins amazing to see. and i guess one of the things that _ amazing to see. and i guess one of the things that is _ amazing to see. and i guess one of the things that is really _ amazing to see. and i guess one of the things that is really clear - amazing to see. and i guess one of the things that is really clear from | the things that is really clear from all of you is when you get together you all have something in common, but what you are buil

we are all really— well, alfie and freddie.s was something so, so enjoyable. i felt like when we played — enjoyable. i felt like when we played together we almost had a sense _ played together we almost had a sense of— played together we almost had a sense of real togetherness and throughout the duration of the cake i felt really confident and relaxed and happy because it is something that we _ and happy because it is something that we have all wanted to do for a very long _ that we have all wanted to do for a very long time and the fact i was able to— very long time and the fact i was able to achieve it was amazing and we all— able to achieve it was amazing and we all absolutely loved it. it was an incredible experience. glastonbury is glastonbury and the fact that _ glastonbury is glastonbury and the fact that i — glastonbury is glastonbury and the fact that i was able to experience that at— fact that i was able to experience that at 16 — fact that i was able to experience that at 16 and play is amazing. eli and that at 16 an

i rode a bike six weeks after giving birth with alfie and i was fully committed, i wanted to win moreg monty was the worst of my life, it was exhausting. i don't know whether having that time away, that time to think, having my happy ending has maybe made me see parenting in a different light and may be made me feel like i want to be with him a lot more. in feel like i want to be with him a lot more. , ., , , ., lot more. in terms of everything you have achieved, _ lot more. in terms of everything you have achieved, your _ lot more. in terms of everything you have achieved, your goals, - lot more. in terms of everything you have achieved, your goals, world - have achieved, your goals, world titles, european, commonwealths, what has been the standout achievement for you? london 20 fell for something _ achievement for you? london 20 fell for something that _ achievement for you? london 20 fell for something that will _ achievement for you? london 20 fell for something that will stick - achievement for you? london 20 fell for something that will stick with - for something that will stick

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a lot of the guys that had a big impact on writing that would be then sent by their states to fill alfies not as james. madison and he runs into the problem in virginia that patrick henry one of the great powers in virginia madison and his big ron the constitution. so essentially madison sort of you know even though he's one of we call him the fatherf tion ans plum of getting a seat in the senate doesn't happen for james. he has to suffer through being elected d becoming a member ofe house. but as for election of senators, that's actually a very recent phenomenon in our history. that would be the 17th amendment. so 1939 when we'd start electing our senators. only just over a century ago. so all the men prior to that just he to their state legislatures. so you think of the debates over senate they're not actually debating people to vote for them. they're debating for people to vote for people for the state government to vote for them. so it's it's very complicated system, which is why when you get into saying, you know what, we want to be able to vote for own senators. we vote for pretty

leave the woman alone, alfie the poor woman alone, alfie says. sake, give it says.dness sake, give it a rest, mark. you're not being clever, just nasty. i liked you up until now, but dot dot, dot, there you go. i'm on the naughty step with alfie and a few of you, so keep those opinions coming. this show is the home of diverse opinions . let me have diverse opinions. let me have yours mark at gbnews.com now today at sheffield university they had a debate . how do you they had a debate. how do you solve a problem like gb news? i'll be tackling that issue and those that would like to shut us down in my take at ten. you won't want to miss it, but folks, we've been conducting a mark dolan tonight people's poll. we've been asking should the palace come clean about princess catherine's health? well, of you say no , no, well, 50, 56% of you say no, no, and 43% say yes. so well, 50, 56% of you say no, no, and 43% say yes . so there you and 43% say yes. so there you go. a majority saying leave the poor woman alone. it's time now for the big story. poor woman alone. it's time

james and the lakers ended a 4 year losing ron against the phil is alfie assembly, the sixers james had 20 points, a re bounce and 6. this is the lakers 100 and wife and 94. the lakers sit nice in the western conference a since from each conference gets to parts in the playoffs. gotcha. okay, and that is all you support for now back to utah pretty and thanks so much bye. so overall, so is basing on renewable sources to secure its energy independence and position itself as a provider of green pallets in europe. now, the government has set a goal of making more than half the country's energy needs with renewable sources by 25th, a. how small bar has this report from tissue in northwest and neural code? this is one of the wells largest solar plants built in the desert city of was, is that it spots of a major plan to shift to green energy. the abundance sunshine may soon be crucial. depaula homes, not only here in morocco, but also the field. but the government, some visions don't and the, the north african country wants to produce a surplus of clean power. hot. one of the largest storage,

here are my children, alfie my two children, alfie and darcey. these names darcey.alan here's my grandson alan says, here's my grandson leonard, dressed as leonard, who's dressed as billionaire from david billionaire boy from david walliams look walliams book. there he is. look at the bling. >> yeah, complete with chains and, notes . that looks like and, cash notes. that looks like lovely, francesca says here is our six year old son, william, from bolton. he is dressed as fantastic, mr fox. that's a good one. good effort there. yeah. very good with the ears and everything , i asked you earlier, everything, i asked you earlier, but i've forgotten already because had breakfast because i've not had breakfast yet. be your choice yet. what would be your choice for book? for world book? >> yes. the worst. which. >> oh, yes. the worst. which. oh, yeah, course. yes. oh, yeah, of course. yes. >> yours was, mine was >> and yours was, mine was arsene changed arsene wenger. but i've changed mine murray because mine now to andy murray because talking coyte about talking to paul