symbol for arnie arnie lord lolay— symbol for arnie arnie lord tottw ot— symbol for arnie arnie lordy his son, by me next— most touchingly by his son, by me next trne.— most touchingly by his son, by the next king, by— most touchingly by his son, by the next king, by the prince of wttee— the next king, by the prince of wttee .— the next king, by the prince of wales . receive— wales. receive this robe may the tort— wales. receive this robe may the tort totte— wales. receive this robe may the tort etotne wou— wales. receive this robe may the lord clothe you with the robe of righteousness _ lord clothe you with the robe of righteousness and _ lord clothe you with the robe of righteousness and with the ttrmente— righteousness and with the otrmente ot— righteousness and with the garments of salvation . and ' “r: and and now we have the orb. david very important religious symbolism here. this is often ttttet— symbolism here. this is often etttet tte— symbolism here. this is often called the mond. _ symbolism here. this is often called the mond. it's- tgt “riti this is often called the mond

, letting company, arnie, letting ereeenies— company, arnie, letting properties in- company, arnie, lettingbreton orton's, inese— all sort of breton orton's, those kinds— all sort of breton orton's, those kinds of— all sort of breton orton's, those kinds of areas, you'd be ieeiing— those kinds of areas, you'd be ieeiing ai— those kinds of areas, you'd be ieeiing ai a— those kinds of areas, you'd be looking at a rent— those kinds of areas, you'd be looking at a rent of maybe $5.50 a menin— looking at a rent of maybe $5.50 a nenin ani— looking at a rent of maybe $5.50 a month and there— looking at a rent of maybe $5.50 a month and there would be about 25 a month and there would be about is ei— a month and there would be about is ei inese— a month and there would be about 25 of those available . 25 of those available. fast forward— 25 of those available. fast forward this— 25 of those available. fast forward this morning. i had a look. there were five. and you're looking at about £1,000 a month. very just under a thousand a month. so rents have virtually doubled, almost doubled since 16 since

arnie. being discriminatory. arnie. tet— being discriminatory. arnie. tet-ie— being discriminatory.his unravelling etorw wnen it— new york and this unravelling story when it comes to the harry ent— story when it comes to the harry ent iiegnen— story when it comes to the harry ent iiegnen cr— story when it comes to the harry and meghan car chase . jit04. and meghan car chase. well, that ete— and meghan car chase. well, that sounds extremely exciting . i sounds extremely exciting. i hope you've got some pictures of the car chase. if not, look at american films over the decades. they always have car chases or james bond films. nonetheless, that's all from me. the weather is coming up in a moment. i'll be back on monday at 8:00. this has been state of the nation. and you, dear viewer, have been mojolicious. and it's definitely sunny somerset hello again. sunny in somerset. hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with your gb news forecast cloud sinking south over the next 24 hours, bringing with it some light rain. but then as temperatures- then as temperatures rise du

, letting company, arnie, letting proponios— company, arnie, letting properties in- company, arnie, lettingeton orton's, rnoso— all sort of breton orton's, those kinds— all sort of breton orton's, those kinds of— all sort of breton orton's, those kinds of areas, you'd be iooying— those kinds of areas, you'd be iooying or— those kinds of areas, you'd be iooying or s— those kinds of areas, you'd be looking at a rent— those kinds of areas, you'd be looking at a rent of maybe $5.50 a looking at a rent of maybe $5.50 o nonin— looking at a rent of maybe $5.50 o nonrn ons— looking at a rent of maybe $5.50 a month and there— looking at a rent of maybe $5.50 a month and there would be about 25 a month and there would be about so or— a month and there would be about so or rnoso— a month and there would be about 25 of those available . 25 of those available. fast forward— 25 of those available. fast forward this— 25 of those available. fast forward this morning. i had a look. there were five. and you're looking at about £1,000 a month. very just under a thousand a month. so rents have virtually double

arnie. being discriminatory. arnie. tut— being discriminatory. arnie. tut-is— being discriminatory. story wnen— new york and this unravelling story wnen it— new york and this unravelling story when it comes to the harry ont— story when it comes to the harry ont iiegnon— story when it comes to the harry ent iiegnon cor— story when it comes to the harry and meghan car chase . �*th�*rttt and meghan car chase. well, that stunts— and meghan car chase. well, that sounds extremely exciting . i sounds extremely exciting. i hope you've got some pictures of the car chase. if not, look at american films over the decades. they always have car chases or james bond films. nonetheless, that's all from me. the weather is coming up in a moment. i'll be back on monday at 8:00. this has been state of the nation. and you, dear viewer, have been mojolicious. and it's definitely sunny somerset hello again. sunny in somerset. hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with your gb news forecast cloud sinking south over the next 24 hours, bringing with it some light rain. but then as tempera

and thankfully arnie today's events, bneee— thankfully arnie today's events, bneee — thankfully arnieey go through webb— to keep us safe. they go through well rehearsed— to keep us safe. they go through well rehearsed protocols to ensure downing street and the bumbee— ensure downing street and the bumbee bo— ensure downing street and the number 10 and— ensure downing street and the number 10 and the surrounding eb— number 10 and the surrounding areas of westminster are safe. bneee— areas of westminster are safe. bneee neve— areas of westminster are safe. there have been— areas of westminster are safe. there have been vast changes, as you— there have been vast changes, as you knew— there have been vast changes, as you know .— there have been vast changes, as you know , eobne— there have been vast changes, as you know , going into parliament you know, going into parliament bbeebb— you know, going into parliament bbeebb ene— you know, going into parliament itself. the security— you know, going into parliament itself. the security checks are yeey— itself. the security checks are yeey, yee

co—hosted together and arnie-like a piece- when they co—hosted together and arnie-like a piece of- arnie the of day, this morning the end of the day, this morning is philip and and whilst is philip and holly. and whilst they are gone, maybe they dropped scandal. dropped because of the scandal. maybe. absolutely. maybe. yeah. well, absolutely. do think maybe. yeah. well, absolutely. do-ininw neopre— maybe. yeah. well, absolutely. do-think people will- maybe. yeah. well, absolutely. do-think people will go- maybe. “in?“ 39°c“ glint do think people will go back do you think people will go back to do you think people will go back ro anis— do you think people will go back to this morning— do you think people will go back to this morning this, to this morning after this, this were— to this morning after this, this whore-wet,- to this morning after this, this. whole-well,-because whole fiasco? well, no, because on-rnere— whole fiasco? well, no, because on-inere is— whole fiasco? well, no, because on-inere is an- on gb news there is an alternative. - on gb news there is an alternative. on gb new

i h— unpopular actually, arnie. i mean, i often— unpopular actually, arnie.but to be fair to the daily mail and- in; hit" hf.” but to be fair to the daily mail and many ethere— to the daily mail and many ethere h— to the daily mail and many others, i understand your ergtrheht— others, i understand your argument that- others, i understand your argument that prison is not rehabilitating— argument that prison is not rehabilitating effectively. teth— rehabilitating effectively. heeh h— rehabilitating effectively. heeh h get— rehabilitating effectively. yeah, i get that . the figures yeah, i get that. the figures overwhelmingly— yeah, i get that. the figures overwhelmingly , mark, are on overwhelmingly, mark, are on yetr— overwhelmingly, mark, are on yetr ehe— overwhelmingly, mark, are on your side. yeah— overwhelmingly, mark, are on your side. yeah there is another eterheht— your side. yeah there is another eterheht te— your side. yeah there is another element to this,— your side. yeah there is another element to this, and that is thet— element to this, and that

i h— unpopular actually, arnie. i mean, i often— unpopular actually, arnie.. but to be fair to the daily mail and- in; hit" hf.” but to be fair to the daily mail and many ethere— to the daily mail and many ethere h— to the daily mail and many others, i understand your ergtrheht— others, i understand your argument that- others, i understand your argument that prison is not rehabilitating— argument that prison is not rehabilitating effectively. teth— rehabilitating effectively. heeh h— rehabilitating effectively. heeh h get— rehabilitating effectively. yeah, i get that . the figures yeah, i get that. the figures overwhelmingly— yeah, i get that. the figures overwhelmingly , mark, are on overwhelmingly, mark, are on yetr— overwhelmingly, mark, are on yetr ehe— overwhelmingly, mark, are on your side. yeah— overwhelmingly, mark, are on your side. yeah there is another eterheht— your side. yeah there is another eterheht te— your side. yeah there is another element to this,— your side. yeah there is another element to this, and that is thet— element to this, and tha

arnie unless day a week society? arnie unless youo— day a week society?ply don't outliers that simply don't provide surely we need provide it. and surely we need some gumption to some political gumption to change well, i think we change that. well, i think we had chance . well, i put some had the chance. well, i put some notices round . i didn't get very notices round. i didn't get very far and that was very interesting. that you pull the levers of power and you find nothing very much happened because i wasn't the only one who wanted people back in the office. i had the support the office. i had the support of the prime the prime minister and of the cabinet secretary, the cabinet secretary, i.e. the permanent secretaries by and large wanted back. but large wanted people back. but i think there's a rank of middle managers who are quite comfortable at home they're comfortable at home and they're the who aren't insisting the ones who aren't insisting that more junior come in that people more junior come in the case of a paper that's speaking about somebody w

co—hosted together and arnie-like a piece- when they co—hosted together and arnie-like a piece of- arnie the of day, this morning the end of the day, this morning is philip and and whilst is philip and holly. and whilst they are gone, maybe they dropped scandal. dropped because of the scandal. maybe. absolutely. maybe. yeah. well, absolutely. do think maybe. yeah. well, absolutely. do-ininw neopre— maybe. yeah. well, absolutely. do-think people will- maybe. yeah. well, absolutely. do-think people will go- maybe. “in?“ 39°c“ glint do think people will go back do you think people will go back to do you think people will go back ro anis— do you think people will go back to this morning— do you think people will go back to this morning this, to this morning after this, this were— to this morning after this, this whore-wet,- to this morning after this, this. whole-well,-because whole fiasco? well, no, because on-rnere— whole fiasco? well, no, because on-inere is— whole fiasco? well, no, because on-inere is an- on gb news there is an alternative. - on gb news there is an alternative. on gb new

arnie? it's not all work for arnie. there is some play.ky start in life, he is now thriving. mike liggins, bbc news. beautiful dog. pc arnie, what a good name, no messing. another person, just don't mess, carol, how are you? you look lovely.— just don't mess, carol, how are you? you look lovely. good morning to you to and what — you look lovely. good morning to you to and what a — you look lovely. good morning to you to and what a gorgeous _ you look lovely. good morning to you to and what a gorgeous dog, - you look lovely. good morning to you to and what a gorgeous dog, i - you look lovely. good morning to you to and what a gorgeous dog, i agree | to and what a gorgeous dog, i agree with charlie. a cloudy start to the day, _ with charlie. a cloudy start to the day, but — with charlie. a cloudy start to the day, but we — with charlie. a cloudy start to the day, but we will see sunny spells developing and it's not particularly cold for— developing and it's not particularly cold for most and there is the chance — cold for most and there is t

arnie online. many of you agree. arnie online.to take the three points on her licence. so is this a resigning matter ? did she do resigning matter? did she do anything wrong? let's get the views now of top lawyer nick freeman, nicknamed mr loophole, who has helped many members of the public and celebrities navigate the rules around speeding convictions. hi nick. is suella braverman in the wrong? does she have a case to answer for? she's certainly not in the wrong for requesting a 1 to 1 course. i've provided or issiiiisisi— to 1 course. i've provided or facilitated many— to 1 course. i've provided or facilitated many 1- �* itn: i've provided or facilitated many 1 to 1 courses niii— facilitated many 1 to 1 courses with celebrity— facilitated many 1 to 1 courses with celebrity clients, well insnn — with celebrity clients, well insnn issiis— with celebrity clients, well known people and indeed have issn— known people and indeed have been contacted _ known people and indeed have been contacted proactively by course providers— been con

arnie. need complacency. arnie. we need those gigafactories spades complacency. arnie.llion nonh includes nissan's £1 billion north east electric vehicle hub , ford's £380 million in halewood to make electric drive units and stellantis £100 million investment in ellesmere port for an ev van production. we work closely with the sector through the joint government industry led automotive council. industry led automotive council. i indeed the co—chair which i am indeed the co—chair which discusses opportunities for growth, and growth, competitiveness and future opportunity . we meet future opportunity. we also meet regularly with individual long standing and new automotive companies range of companies to discuss a range of issues, including future investments and talking about support from government. again government industry have jointly committed approximately £1.4 billion in innovative projects through the advanced propulsion centre to accelerate the development and commercialisation of strategically important vehicle technologies. strengthening our competitive edge in

so anyway, headline is ewerw ntgnt— arnie. so anyway, headline is every night from _ arnie.n tron tne— their search grids. 16 years on from the disappearance of wetetetne— from the disappearance of madeleine mccann in the resort of madeleine mccann in the resort ot prete— madeleine mccann in the resort ot trete te— madeleine mccann in the resort of praia da luz,— madeleine mccann in the resort of praia da luz, there is still no concrete evidence of what nennenet— no concrete evidence of what nennenet to— no concrete evidence of what happened to the— no concrete evidence of what happened to the three year old. but tott— happened to the three year old. but both portuguese and german nottee— but both portuguese and german nottee ee— but both portuguese and german police are convinced, convinced notet— police are convinced, convinced notet ee— police are convinced, convinced noted sex offender— police are convinced, convinced noted sex offender christian nreeetne— noted sex offender christian brueckner is _ noted sex offender christian brueckner is the man responsible for brueck

arnie online. many of you agree. arnie online.arge of law enforcement , pulled out and enforcement, pulled out and opted to take the three points on her licence. so is this a resigning matter ? did she do resigning matter? did she do anything wrong? let's get the views now of top lawyer nick freeman, nicknamed mr loophole, who has helped many members of the public and celebrities navigate the rules around speeding convictions. hi nick. is suella braverman in the wrong? does she have a case to answer for? she's certainly not in the wrong for requesting a 1 to 1 course. i've provided or roclllroreo— to 1 course. i've provided or facilitated many— to 1 course. i've provided or facilitated many 1- �* ozr. i've provided or facilitated many 1 to 1 courses wlrr— facilitated many 1 to 1 courses with celebrity— facilitated many 1 to 1 courses with celebrity clients, well lrour — with celebrity clients, well lrowr people— with celebrity clients, well known people and indeed have leer— known people and indeed have been contacted _ known peop

diversity arnie. no in iito .— us through our diversity arnie. you tnint tnot— world as it is now. and do you think that do— world as it is now. and do you think that do you— world as it is now. and do you think that do you sense- : c and do you think that do you sense that the country— think that do you sense that the country is— think that do you sense that the country is behind— think that do you sense that the country is behind and that country is behind him and that too— country is behind him and that nos—o— country is behind him and that no-s—o toi- country is behind him and that he's—a fair wind. he's got he's got a fair wind ont—nol he's got he's got a fair wind. ont—no nos and sail behind him? he has i ttint— and sail behind him? he has i tnint to— and sail behind him? he has i think he does— and sail behind him? he has i think he does still have a lot of backing, but it has significantly since significantly dropped since queen elizabeth, as as we've just saying, she was she just been saying, she was she was on one true monarch. really?

the uk cannot be a low wage fruit picking economy arnie it wage fruit picking economy arnie ht meete—ork. we have millions of people— now and it doesn't work. we have millions of people out of work whe— millions of people out of work whe eemt— millions of people out of work who could do— millions of people out of work who could do these jobs using mass immigration to solve this prehtem — mass immigration to solve this prehtem thw— mass immigration to solve this problem only creates more long term— problem only creates more long term difficulties— problem only creates more long term difficulties and it has no temeerethe— term difficulties and it has no democratic mandate . but of democratic mandate. but of h went— democratic mandate. but of course, i want to- democratic mandate. but of course, i want to know what you thhmh— course, i want to know what you thhmh rhet— course, i want to know what you thhmh wet hege— course, i want to know what you think. mal mogg, gb news .uk to theme— think. mal mogg, gb news .uk to theewee thhe— think. mal mogg, gb news .uk to discuss this further, i'm

and— us through our diversity arnie. and in— us through our diversity arnie.now. and do you ininn inor— world as it is now. and do you think that do— world as it is now. and do you think that do you— world as it is now. and do you think that do you sense- : g and do you think that do you sense that the oounrry— think that do you sense that the oounrry is— think that do you sense that the country is behind— think that do you sense that the country is behind and that country is behind him and that nos—o— country is behind him and that nos—o roi- country is behind him and that he's—a fair wind. he's got he's got a fair wind ond—nol he's got he's got a fair wind. ond—no nos and sail behind him? he has i drink— and sail behind him? he has i drink no— and sail behind him? he has i think he does— and sail behind him? he has i think he does still have a lot of backing, but it has significantly since significantly dropped since queen elizabeth, as as we've just saying, she was she just been saying, she was she was on one true monarch. really? she frame for over 70 she

arnie. he's been carefully. arnie. he's been taken— carefully. arnie.ntion . the prince medical attention. the prince ant— medical attention. the prince and princess— medical attention. the prince and princess of— medical attention. the prince and princess of wales have been wattag— and princess of wales have been wetttag twe— and princess of wales have been wetttag the wee— and princess of wales have been visiting the dog and duck pub in tentat— visiting the dog and duck pub in central london— visiting the dog and duck pub in central london today ahead of the coronation— central london today ahead of the coronation when large crowds tweet— the coronation when large crowds tweet ap— the coronation when large crowds tweet up ta— the coronation when large crowds turned up in soho— the coronation when large crowds turned up in soho to catch a gttmpee— turned up in soho to catch a gttmpee et— turned up in soho to catch a gttmpee at the— turned up in soho to catch a glimpse of the royal couple. thev've— glimpse of the royal couple. they've teen— glimpse of t

of now to a public that many arnie oi wnion— now to a public that many arnie oi wnion many— now to a that's that if they were chased, that's clearly of course it's clearly wrong. of course it's wrong. and especially in light of wrong. and especially in light oi wbal— wrong. and especially in light of what happened— 3 and especially in light of what happened to harry's rnoiner. — of what happened to harry's rnoiner. iii— of what happened to harry's mother. .if it— of what happened to harry's mother. .if it was- of what happened to harry's mother. if it was paparazzi, mother. so if it was paparazzi, cnase— mother. so if it was paparazzi, cnase lien— mother. so if it was paparazzi, chase them like— mother. so if it was paparazzi, chase them like that , then chase them like that, then absoluiely. — chase them like that, then absolutely. i— chase them like that, then absolutely. i mean, british newsbabers— absolutely. i mean, british newspapers wouldn't buy those bioiures— newspapers wouldn't buy those biolures inal— newspapers wouldn't buy those pictures that the— newspapers wouldn't buy

of now to a public that many arnie et whteh— now to a public that many arnie et whteh mehy— now to ae it's wrong. and especially in light of wrong. and especially in light et whet— wrong. and especially in light of what happened— q and especially in light of what happened to harry's mether. — of what happened to harry's mether. lt— of what happened to harry's mother. .if it— of what happened to harry's mother. .if it was- of what happened to harry's mother. if it was paparazzi, mother. so if it was paparazzi, cheee— mother. so if it was paparazzi, cheee them— mother. so if it was paparazzi, chase them like— mother. so if it was paparazzi, chase them like that , then chase them like that, then eheetetety. — chase them like that, then absolutely. i— chase them like that, then absolutely. i mean, british heweeeeere— absolutely. i mean, british newspapers wouldn't buy those hteteree— newspapers wouldn't buy those etetwree thet— newspapers wouldn't buy those pictures that the— newspapers wouldn't buy those pictures that the paparazzi tete. — pictures that the paparazzi tete. ahe— pictures

he became ceo of marriott, arnie, his past. he was a great at this moment but one day so in that in that to like be everything new right and because the pressure is so on ibm with all these new other companies growing so fast around it and here we are the kid on the block. and i called arnie, i'm really competitive and i'm like, you probably had already figured this part out. i am like, arnie, let me tell you why we should win this marketing program. know, and i'm telling him all the reasons and he to me. jenny, jenny, why you just be the best ibm you could be. and i thought and we talked about it, he said, look, i count on you for the property management, the loyalty management systems, the things run like it's all that mission critical work and what you care about this thing, i thought to myself, yeah, why do i care about this thing? and it would lead me to divest like $11 billion of businesses, not just that one, but that that thought. look, what we are is mission work. that is what we are. planes. no fly banks don't run. yo

arnie but collapsed so quickly. arnie but vnat-e— collapsed so quickly.e near catastrophic car crash. that didn't happen . how low can that didn't happen. how low can they stoop down? i interviewed trevor rees—jones , who was dodi trevor rees—jones, who was dodi fayyad's bodyguard . he was in fayyad's bodyguard. he was in that car in the alma tunnel. he came away . everything was came away. everything was disfigured. he was the only survivor that was an unbeliever . deadly, serious, tragic event for them to hook their attention, seeking ways to, you know , to that absolutely dire know, to that absolutely dire eventisi know, to that absolutely dire event is i think is really , event is i think is really, really shocking. and i think they you know, they have a history, i think, of let's say that the paparazzi have a strange habit of turning up wherever meghan is. so either either they've got psychic powers or or someone is someone is tipping them off. and i think, you know, since she. meghan markle. meghan markle joined the royal family she said she didn't

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ont— fake set arnie a fake sacrament on no— fake set arnie a fake sacrament on no noto— fake set arnieo in the future we— monarch can marry a catholic. so in the future we could even have a in the future we could even have o nbot— in the future we could even have ontxoo nontooo— in the future we could even have a mixed marriage monarchy, which nouto— a mixed marriage monarchy, which nouto bo— a mixed marriage monarchy, which would be strengthening the relationship— would be strengthening the relationship between rome and contotbuny— relationship between rome and contotbuty. — relationship between rome and contotbuty. n— relationship between rome and canterbury . c w relationship between rome and canterbury. c w canterbury. it would be interesting. i mean, as you say, it was only ten years ago that if married into the royal if you married into the royal family, you had to give up your if you married into the royal familytoou had to give up your if you married into the royal familyto theiad to give up your if you married into the royal familyto the throne. iive up your if you married int

, arnie trauma such as risn .— anxiety, arnie trauma such as risn . n— anxiety, arnie trauma such as on the air. and you have to business on the air. and you news is sisn— business on the air. and you have to stop digging- s s and you have to stop digging now. ss s and you have to stop digging now. you're eiwews— have to stop digging now. you're always watching— have to stop digging now. you're always watching this. the five. snw— always watching this. the five. siew innsi. — always watching this. the five. stay tuned. this— always watching this. the five. stay tuned. this is— always watching this. the five. stay tuned. this is like- always watching this. the five. stay tuned. this is like my- stay tuned. this is like my childhood . chief as pressure mounts for an inquiry into the home secretary's conduct . not a very secretary's conduct. not a very good morning to you. it's 6:00, bright and early— good morning to you. it's 6:00, bright and early this— ss ss it's 6:00, bright and early this monday, nni— bright and early this monday, zzni si— bright and early this monday, zzni si new.

arnie a fake sacrament are we have e— fake set arnie a fake sacrament and we have a lot— fake set arnie a mixed marriage monarchy, which wowe— a mixed marriage monarchy, which wowro oe— a mixed marriage monarchy, which would be strengthening the relationship— would be strengthening the relationship between rome and correroww— relationship between rome and correroww. — relationship between rome and correroww. w— relationship between rome and canterbury . c : relationship between rome and canterbury. c : canterbury. it would be interesting. i mean, as you say, it was only ten years ago that if married into the royal if you married into the royal family, you had to give up your if you married into the royal familjtoou had to give up your if you married into the royal familjto the1ad to give up your if you married into the royal familjto the throne. jive up your if you married into the royal familjto the throne. andrp your if you married into the royal familjto the throne. and that ur claim to the throne. and that was of the last acts of her was one of the last acts of her late majesty the

now— important territory arnie in the red wall. now i— important territory arnie in the red wall. a choice . they've really made a choice. they've reotty— really made a choice. they've never really leaned to in what peoote— never really leaned to in what people nontet— never really leaned to in what people wanted out of brexit. tney-ve— people wanted out of brexit. they've continued to give them mass immigration— they've continued to give them mass immigration . they've mass immigration. they've eonttnnet— mass immigration. they've continued to— mass immigration. they've continued to give them all of tne— continued to give them all of tne tntnge— continued to give them all of the things that— continued to give them all of the things that voters didn't reotty— the things that voters didn't reotty nont— the things that voters didn't really want ahead of 2016. and so really want ahead of 2016. and to tney-re— really want ahead of 2016. and no tney-re not— really want ahead of 2016. and so they're not pleasing anybody. tney-re— so they're not pleasing anybody. tney-re not— so they're

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arnie. i allowed to testify. arnie. i mean, it seems to me as as allowed to testify. arnie. as wett oe— they should be given damages as wett oe t— they should be given damages as wett oe t jean— they should be given damages as well as e jean carroll. but you know,— well as e jean carroll. but you know, thot-e— well as e jean carroll. but you know, that's just— well as e jean carroll. but you know, that's just my opinion . know, that's just my opinion. yuet— know, that's just my opinion. yuet give— know, that's just my opinion. yuet give ue— know, that's just my opinion. just give us some of the legal context,— just give us some of the legal oohtewt, hot— just give us some of the legal context, not just— just give us some of the legal context, not just this case. toute— context, not just this case. you've talked— context, not just this case. you've talked about the numerous teoot— you've talked about the numerous tegot ooeee— you've talked about the numerous legal cases that— you've talked about the numerous legal cases that trump has seen, but legal cases that trump has seen

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now— important territory arnie in the red wall. now i— important territory arnie in the red wall.hoice . they've really made a choice. they've reotty— really made a choice. they've never really leaned to in what peoote— never really leaned to in what people nontet— never really leaned to in what people wanted out of brexit. tney-ve— people wanted out of brexit. they've continued to give them mass immigration— they've continued to give them mass immigration . they've mass immigration. they've eonttnnet— mass immigration. they've continued to— mass immigration. they've continued to give them all of tne— continued to give them all of tne tntnge— continued to give them all of the things that— continued to give them all of the things that voters didn't reotty— the things that voters didn't reotty nont— the things that voters didn't really want ahead of 2016. and so really want ahead of 2016. and to tney-re— really want ahead of 2016. and no tney-re not— really want ahead of 2016. and so they're not pleasing anybody. tney-re— so they're not pleasing anybody. tney-re not— so they're not

arnie but collapsed so quickly. arnie but wnnt-e— collapsed so quickly.w low can they stoop down? i interviewed trevor rees—jones , who was dodi trevor rees—jones, who was dodi fayyad's bodyguard . he was in fayyad's bodyguard. he was in that car in the alma tunnel. he came away . everything was came away. everything was disfigured. he was the only survivor that was an unbeliever . deadly, serious, tragic event for them to hook their attention, seeking ways to, you know , to that absolutely dire know, to that absolutely dire eventisi know, to that absolutely dire event is i think is really , event is i think is really, really shocking. and i think they you know, they have a history, i think, of let's say that the paparazzi have a strange habit of turning up wherever meghan is. so either either they've got psychic powers or or someone is someone is tipping them off. and i think, you know, since she. meghan markle. meghan markle joined the royal family she said she didn't know anything about the royal family. her childhood friend said that she had a copy of

, arnie trauma such as risn .— anxiety, arnie trauma such as risn . n— anxiety, arnie trauma such asss on the air. and you have to business on the air. and you news is sisn— business on the air. and you have to stop digging- s s and you have to stop digging now. ss s and you have to stop digging now. you're eiwews— have to stop digging now. you're always watching— have to stop digging now. you're always watching this. the five. snw— always watching this. the five. siew innsi. — always watching this. the five. stay tuned. this— always watching this. the five. stay tuned. this is— always watching this. the five. stay tuned. this is like- always watching this. the five. stay tuned. this is like my- stay tuned. this is like my childhood . channel good evening. i'm ray addison in the story in the newsroom our top story tonight. leaders are tonight. opposition leaders are calling investigation calling for an investigation after it was alleged that the home secretary tried to avoid incurring points on her driving licence for speeding last summer. the sunday times reports that suella braverm

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arnie just one energy company. arnie it just one energy company.n qatar and our friends he tevee .— friends in qatar and our friends he tevee . het— friends in qatar and our friends in texas , but doesn't make in texas, but doesn't make heethte— in texas, but doesn't make etethte tet— in texas, but doesn't make profits for businesses in the th- — profits for businesses in the th- se— profits for businesses in the th- se h— profits for businesses in the uk. so i think— profits for businesses in the uk. so i think those types of tevee— uk. so i think those types of taxes are self—defeating , right? taxes are self—defeating, right? hhe— taxes are self—defeating, right? amt ht— taxes are self—defeating, right? amt ht ht-e— taxes are self—defeating, right? amt ht ht-e e— taxes are self—defeating, right? and if it's a difficult— taxes are self—defeating, right? and if it's a difficult argument to make when people are really hurting, i mean, these are massive these energy bills. i mean, i don't know, my octopus one, they do it stunningly, by the way, the

arnie i give you for technology. arnie i give you the for technology.ow how to do it. and it's about learning. it's about understanding the, the mathematical, mathematical formula whatever. but it is formula and whatever. but it is separately to that, you can have a discussion about ethics and philosophy and so on, and there's no problem and there's overlap there. there is a meeting of the two and i don't disagree that at a at a at the highest level of mathematics at a university you could you could have a discussion around that built into it but not not i mean what we're talking about here is equality, diversity and inclusion. and equality, diversity and inclusion . and does that mean in inclusion. and does that mean in reiaiion— inclusion. and does that mean in reiaiion io— “t.: and does that mean in relation to mathematics? e relation to mathematics? so it deem-i— relation to mathematics? so it doesn-i mem— relation to mathematics? so it doesn't mean anything in relation to that. so a lot of our mathematics— rir1“ so a lot of our mathematics comes fr

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