that away from his job at westminster sir david won the bbc quiz show mastermind in 1988, with nancy astorose triubes, edward ollard was appointed as the new clerk of the parliaments, taking overfrom sir david beamish. and that's it from me for now, but do join me at the same time tomorrow for another roundup of the best of the day here at westminster, as the government tries to get the last handful of bills passed before parliament dissolves for the general election. but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello. it feels a bit like we have been plunged into deep freeze. temperatures will struggle over the next few days. a frosty start for tuesday, plenty of wintry showers. this cold air has, all the way from the arctic, working south across british isles. brought in our direction by a pretty strong northerly wind. tightly squeezed isobars across north—east scotland. it will be gales at times, a lot of showers as we start the day in areas exposed to that northerly wind. across the north of scotland, plenty of showers. some heavy, a mix of rain, sleet, hail and of showers. some heav

know fromou would their fathers or their husbands, like belmont, astor, vanderbilt, whitney. one of my favorite characters is catherine dewar mackey who was deeply embedded in the revolutionary and colonial social life. her ancestors had been president of columbia and before that, deeply involved in the revolution. magnate.es a cable the two of them have sort of the celebrity lifestyle that we might envision, today. she do grand parties, spends enormous sums of money in paris on the best fashion. several times to the continent, each year. they have a great estate in long island. they have a mansion in manhattan and they go every summer to newport and when she declares herself for women's suffrage, it is a sensation. >> does it also mean an infusion of some of that money? >> of course. an earlier generation of wealthy women in the 1890's had given money. there was a history of that. new was these women were stepping up to speak, to participate, to form their own organization, if you will, to manipulate the press. >> they took -- they took the issue from the women's pages which

jacob astor, benjamin guggenheim, some of the richest people in america lost their lives and there werewe are now, because the last of the survivors has died, reaching a state that perhaps the titanic significance will diminish or do you think because of the impact of media and the several film adaptations, in terms of this significance being something of which there is so much record still in existence, that it will have an impact beyond the life of those who were directly affected, even the sentence would you? that is a very good question. at the time of the centenary people said to me, thatis the centenary people said to me, that is it, interest will die away, but in fact it has excited interest, particularly among schoolchildren. i gave a lot of talks at schools and it is amazing how much young people know about it. this has been helped enormously by the wonderful titanic film and another film, a enormously by the wonderful titanic film and anotherfilm, a night to remember, a great british film in its time. thank you for being with us. its time. thank you for being with us. we will

but finally, can i just paraphrase nancy astor...se, i shall miss this house more than the house will miss me. gisela stuart. now, britain must deliver the strongest possible siren message over the brutal persecution of gay men in chechnya, a foreign office minister has said. sir alan duncan, who was the first openly gay conservative mp, said the reported torture and killing was the and contempt and pledged to raise the issue with allies in europe and the commonwealth. the arbitrary detention and ill—treatment of over 100 men in chechnya, because of their sexual orientation, is of deep concern to the uk. credible reports suggesting that at least four people have been killed and many have been tortured are particularly shocking. statements by the regional government in chechnya, which appear to condone and incite violence against lgbt people are utterly despicable. the question had been raised by a labour mp. we are talking here about detention, we're talking about beatings, we are talking about abuse, electric shock treatments, and i

jacob astor, some of the richest people in america, lost their lives that night, and there were greate now, because the last of the survivors has died, that we are reaching a stage where perhaps the titanic‘s significance will diminish, or do you think because of the impact of media, the impact of several film adaptations, but also in terms of its significance of being something of which there is so much record still in existence, that it will have an impact beyond the life of those directly affected, even descendants like you? that is a very good question. at the time of the centenary people said to me that is it, interest will die away, but in fact it has excited interest, particularly amongst school children. i give a lot of talks at schools and it is amazing how much young people know about it and of course this has been helped enormously by the wonderful cameron film titanic and other films being shown like a night to remember which is a great british film of its time. as orkney celebrates the 900th anniversary of its patron saint, st magnus, a welsh stonemason artist is marking

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