barry was many people.ould say as dame edna's manager, ifelt like i was he would say as dame edna's manager, i felt like i was looking at her in the wings, saying that was a clever line, aren't you brilliant? of course, it was him! it was dame edna who had the incredible ability to elevate and annihilate at the same time. for example, when she had michael bolton on the programme, and she said, well, aren't you a success, you had had nine hits this year? and then she said, on your website! then there was her cultural cachet, sir les, who was brilliant at naming the herds of elephants in the room. then there was sandy stone, a very poignant character, and then the real barry, the man behind the mask, who was so erudite. les patterson spot erudite to some kind of glue, but barry was such an intellectual. he collected books, he has over 50,000 books, his shelves were always growing. he was an art collector, incredibly intellectual. also, as a friend, the most loving, loyal, kind person. his charm was more disar

barry was a legend.ting farewell barry humphries, you comedy genius. striking a chord in australia, uk and beyond. 50 you comedy genius. striking a chord in australia, uk and beyond. so many --eole in australia, uk and beyond. so many peeple having — in australia, uk and beyond. so many people having their— in australia, uk and beyond. so many people having their memories - in australia, uk and beyond. so many people having their memories and - reflections on barry humphries a remarkable career, decade after decade on our screens. best known for his character dame edna everage. this is bbc news. hello, it felt positively springlike across the uk. temperatures were in the mid—teens and low 20s in scotland. forall of the mid—teens and low 20s in scotland. for all of us, some colder prospects. the low pressure rolled across the uk, bringing outbreaks of rain, setting up some strong winds across northern scotland, they are northerly winds and they will advance all the way south across the uk. forthe advance

"vale barry humphries," with a hashtag there.as we were reporting earlier. the prime minister of australia anthony albanese posted this tribute to barry humphries and the premier of new south wales, as well, chris minns, posting this tribute saying, "the all—time most successful solo theatrical performer anywhere in the world — barry was a legend." notjust in australia, though — we're also seeing reaction from the uk, including another comedy legend, ricky gervais tweeting, "farewell, barry humphries, you comedy genius." so, of course, striking a chord in australia, the uk and beyond. 0ur reporter naomi choy smith there looking at tributes to barry humphries, who's died at the age of 89. two people have died and 12 people have been injured after a fire at a restaurant in the spanish capital, madrid. it was sparked by a waiter flambeeing a dish as it was being served at the italian restaurant burro canaglia in the city's salamanca area. the flames then set decorations and artificial flowers on the walls and ceiling alight. one per

barry _ career. yes born in melbourne in 1934, barry humphries _ career.rne in 1934, barry humphries was on i career. yes born in melbourne in - 1934, barry humphries was on stage, had a stage career for the best part of 70 years. he got his big break after moving to london and was cast in the original musical, oliver. but certainly best known for his comic alter ego, dame edna everage and news that he has died in a sydney hospital at of 89 will sadden his many fans, both here in australia and overseas. many of those fans will be fearing the worst given the health bulletins we have received in recent days. health bulletins we have received in recent days-— recent days. dame edna everage is ossibl recent days. dame edna everage is oossibly the _ recent days. dame edna everage is possibly the most _ recent days. dame edna everage is possibly the most famous - recent days. dame edna everage is possibly the most famous of - recent days. dame edna everage is possibly the most famous of his i possibly the most famous of his characters. he possibly the most famou

"vale barry humphries," with a hashtag there.as we were reporting earlier. the prime minister of australia anthony albanese posted this tribute to barry humphries and the premier of new south wales, as well, chris minns, posting this tribute saying, "the all—time most successful solo theatrical performer anywhere in the world — barry was a legend." notjust in australia, though — we're also seeing reaction from the uk, including another comedy legend, ricky gervais tweeting, "farewell, barry humphries, you comedy genius." so, of course, striking a chord in australia, the uk and beyond. 0ur reporter naomi choy smith there looking at tributes to barry humphries, who's died at the age of 89. let's get a round—up of the day's sports news now. over to chetan pathak. hello. all eyes on the bottom of the premier league with most of saturday's games involving sides fighting to avoid relegation. leeds united remain in trouble, just outside the bottom three after a 2—1 defeat at fulham. all the goals came in the second half. another disappo

the comedian barry humphries who's died at the age of 89.orrespondent in sydney, phil mercer, told us he really took the world by storm, didn't he, barry humphries as dame edna everage having audiences with royalty and millions of fans, i think it's that particular role that will define the life of a man whose career spanned so many generations. he was awarded many honours in the world of acting and also in civic society as well. the national treasure i think here in australia. and there will be an enormous amount of sadness at his passing at the age of 89. he was admitted into hospital in february after a fall at his apartment here in sydney. he was treated at st vincent's hospital and we have heard from his family saying that he was himself until the bitter end, never losing his brilliant mind and also making light of his condition and planning new shows. so that's a measure of the man fighting until the very end. but barry humphries has died here in sydney. he was 89 years of age. our correspondent phil mercer there. tributes have been po

the australian entertainer, barry humphries dies at the age of 89.e was best known for performances of his alter egos dame edna everage and sir les patterson. and eyes are on hollywood star—owned wrexham, which hopes to return to the english football league for the first time in 15 years. hello, i'm samantha simmonds. we start in sudan, where the army says foreign nationals from the uk — as well as the united states, france and china — are to be evacuated "in the coming hours". these are saudi state tv pictures of a boat reported to be carrying saudi citizens and some other nationals arriving injeddah, across the red sea from sudan. other ships are said to be due to dock injeddah later. the head of sudan's military agreed to facilitate the evacuation, as fighting in the capital khartoum enters its second week. the saudi broadcaster says the evacuees were carried in a convoy of vehicles to port sudan from where they boarded ships tojeddah. the most intense fighting in sudan has been taking place in the capital khartoum, where explosions and gunfire ha

barry was many people. dame edna, and he would say to me when dame edna was on stage, as her manager, barry humphries, he would be saying, i felt like i was standing in the wings looking at her on stage, thinking, "mm, that was a very clever line, aren't you brilliant?" of course, it was him. so, there was dame edna, who had that incredible ability to elevate and annihilate at the same time. for example, when she had michael bolton on the programme and she said to michael bolton, "wow, aren't you a success? "you had nine hits this year." and michael wasjust puffing himself up, and she added, "on your website!" she good kind of give and slap at the same time. she could kind of give and slap at the same time. then her was her cultural cachet, sir les, and then there was her cultural attache, sir les, who was brilliant at naming all the elephants, the herds of elephants in the room. then there was sandy stone, very poignant character, and then there was the real barry, the man behind the mask, who was so erudi

"vale barry humphries," with a hashtag there.o the world of politicians, as we were reporting earlier. the prime minister of australia anthony albanese posted this tribute to barry humphries and the premier of new south wales, as well, chris minns, posting this tribute saying, "the all—time most successful solo theatrical performer anywhere in the world — barry was a legend." notjust in australia, though — we're also seeing reaction from the uk, including another comedy legend, ricky gervais tweeting, "farewell, barry humphries, you comedy genius." so, of course, striking a chord in australia, the uk and beyond. our reporter naomi choy smith there looking at tributes to barry humphries, who's died at the age of 89. in sudan, the army says foreign nationals from the uk, as well as the united states, france and china, are to be evacuated "in the coming hours." the head of the military agreed to facilitate the operation, as fighting in the capital khartoum enters its second week. saudi state tv is reporting that planes carrying evac

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the australian comedian barry humphries has died at the age of 89.t known for his character dame edna everage and was a leading figure on the british comedy scene, with his many satirical characters. his family said he never lost his brilliant mind and unique wit. he'd been receiving treatment at a hospital in sydney following hip surgery. 0ur arts correspondent, david silitto, looks back at his life. dame edna everage! hello, possums! dame edna always said she was born with a priceless gift — the ability to laugh at the misfortunes of others. i am weightless and you could do with losing a little. success has gone to your jowls, russell harty! oh, you're being very, very cruel! for more than 50 years, she took pleasure in saying the unsayable. i've had a little work done, but... have you? ..not quite as much as some of us here! laughter and applause no... no, but the thing is, you are still recognisable, that's what i like. laughter she was so familiar it was easy to forget that behind the glasses and frocks was a man called barry humphries. he was,

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, before you go, barry -- barry, before you go, tell me what it's like when you go -- barry, what's itto your lenders now do you have to give more are you experiencing that title lending standard >> yes we do deal mostly with the larger lending institutions, and the major banks -- really, there were three sources of tightening, they raised rates, they were selling off the balance sheet, and the third one you didn't see was that the occ was at all the banks basically saying, stop lending you can't grow your balance sheet, we don't want you to have this office exposure, so the banks went, like -- they had no choice they cut back on their lending so we were feeling that. and the only lender you have really is the guy who has your loan today so you go to him and say, okay, extend it, i'll pay it down a little bit, give me some time, and you negotiate. but across america, i think the banks are definitely seeking to reduce their exposure. because their balance sheets are shrinking. if they lose those deposits, they have to get rid of assets, right? they have to shrink their balance sheets to

the comedian barry humphries who has died at the age of 89.hich allegedly told its followers to starve themselves to death — in the hope of getting to heaven quickly. police found 21 bodies by searching dozens of suspected graves. the group is called the good news international church — its leader, paul mackenzie, who's been detained, denies wrongdoing. the investigation is happening in kenya's coastal town of malindi. 0ur africa editor grant ferrett has more. paul mackenzie was first detained last month, when two children were found to have starved to death. he then appeared in court two weeks ago afterfour bodies were found. he said at the time that he had done nothing wrong, and the church had been shut down several years ago. since then, about a dozen people have been taken to hospital, some of them severely emaciated, and what police are doing now is checking land owned by mr mackenzie, the leader of the church, where they have so far uncovered 21 bodies. they have been exhumed. it is not clear in what circumstances they have died, and th

the comedian barry humphries, who has died at the age of 89.us military has successfully evacuated american diplomats from the embassy in khartoum and in a separate statement, sudan's paramilitary group the rsf saying it co—ordinated with the us on those evacuations. we will bring you more updates on the developing story as we get it. stay with us. hello there. i think it's fair to say the weekend started on a very mixed note. now, there were some areas of rain across the uk but other places that stayed entirely dry and sunny. look at this band of rain in southern scotland. underneath that, drumalbin in lanark only got to eight degrees. while it's not that far away, in stirlingshire, basking in the sunshine, tyndrum had a high of 17 celsius, so a massively different feel to the weather on saturday over a relatively short distance. sunday's chart still has low pressure firmly in charge. there will be more rain around. that low moves eastwards and then, early next week, we'll get northerly winds. and look where those winds come from — pretty much

the australian entertainer, barry humphries dies at the age of 89. he was best known for performances of his alter egos dame edna everage and sir les patterson. wrexham football club, whose takeover by hollywood stars gained worldwide attention, are celebrating their return to the english football league. the owners ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney watched the club beat boreham wood 3—1 to win the national league title. the club posting this video of the team celebrating on their twitter page — with the caption: "fearless in devotion, rising t0 promotion!" prince william has tweeted his congratulations. our correspondent, tomos dafydd, joins us from wrexham. he was watching all of the action. great scenes, take us to it. what's the feeling there tonight? a lot of happy fans. the feeling there tonight? a lot of ha - fans. ., , the feeling there tonight? a lot of happy fem-— the feeling there tonight? a lot of happy fans. lots and lots of happy fans. the happy fans. lots and lots of happy fans- the day _ happy fans. lots and lots of happy fans. the day

comedian barry humphries, who's died at the age, of 89. comes afterfighting sudan, comes after fighting raged sudan, comes afterfighting raged for ninth day between the rsm and the sudan regular army. do get in touch with your stories and your views we are always grateful to hear from you at the bbc. i'm @chrisrogersbbc. keep up to date with all the latest toys we're on the bbc news site. —— latest news. thanks for watching. hello there. i think it's fair to say the weekend started on a very mixed note. now, there were some areas of rain across the uk but other places that stayed entirely dry and sunny. look at this band of rain in southern scotland. underneath that, drumalbin in lanark only got to eight degrees. while it's not that far away, in stirlingshire, basking in the sunshine, tyndrum had a high of 17 celsius, so a massively different feel to the weather on saturday over a relatively short distance. sunday's chart still has low pressure firmly in charge. there will be more rain around. that low moves eastwards and then, early next

i can see that the party's taking over here now, barry... in subsequent years, american film reviewer david andsen, who wrote for newsweek, joined barry to comment on the oscars for the bbc. the biggest voting branch in the academy as actors. this veteran hollywood—based film critic and film festival programmer is still thriving. he remembers the 1950s when the oscars were a much larger cultural phenomenon reflecting perhaps america's superpower status. the big stars would all be there — the elizabeth taylors and kurt douglases and burt lancasters, and they would get enormous ratings in those days. hollywood had become the world's great empire and they were making movies that were big and...you know, on great themes, the ten commandments... ..around the world in 80 days. in some ways, it was a kind of a flattering self—portrait! because america was the new global empire. and the oscars reflected that? and the oscars reflected that. in the heyday of the academy awards, the oscars had such currency because it was one of the few windows giving

"barry," we will be right back. ♪ some mornings call for a breakfast taco from dunkin'. scrambled eggs, cheddar cheese, fire-roasted corn and lime crema to get you going. hmm bacon. but some mornings call for two breakfast tacos. oh yeah, this is definitely gonna be a two-taco morning. >> this is a collect call from an inmate. do you accept the charges? >> yes. >> are you serious? >> yeah. >> did you guys trick me? are you and jim working together? are you there? >> look, i want you to know i went there because i was worried about you and i was protecting you. you know that, right? you i know that right? are you mad at me? are you mad at me? because i love you. >> what did you say? >> i said i love you. >> are you married? >> yeah. >> i got you. >> jimmy: that is the final season of "barry." the first episode. henry winkler is great. he is just great. he is so nice. it is almost ridiculous. >> bill: he is one of the sweetest human beings on the planet. we shot a scene last season where i get arrested. he basically i

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the australian entertainer barry humphries has died at the age of 89. he was best known for performances of his alter egos dame edna everage and sir les patterson. the australian prime minister anthony albanese has taken to twitter to pay tribute to barry humphries, calling him �*one—of—a—kind' and �*gifted'. australian actorjason donovan said the country had �*lost one of its greatest�*. sudan's army says the evacuation of some foreign nationals has begun, as fighting in the capital khartoum continues for a second week. the uk government says it's doing everything possible to support british nationals trapped in sudan. british politician dominic raab has hit out at what he calls activist civil servants after resigning as deputy prime minister over bullying claims. an inquiry concluded that he'd been aggressive you're watching bbc news. now it's time for the travel show. coming up this week: the canadian dog race in —30 degrees celsius. the dogs are so excited. it's utter chaos! they're literally trying to pull the sled now. just one second! wait, wait!

barry didn't listen. a figment of their imagination. >> we have got such a long way to go in terms of economic development before you are even going to start seeing the prospect of significant gentrification. maliyah's kids might have to worry about that. [laughter] right now what we have got to worry about is broken curbs and trash. >> jesse: that didn't age well. because even though the project has been delayed, the rents are rising ahead of schedule and now all the south siders in the neighborhood have to go. one woman from the neighborhood told the post the obama center is not being built for chicago. it's being built for the world. and the world don't want us here. evita duffy from the federalist went to chicago do to talk to people who feel like they are running them out of town. >> not going to be aable to afford to live here. property taxes higher. displace the residents in the community. the high park high school is not going to be majority black american anymore. they are going it displace every

barry says he lost over £10,000. his experience fits a pattern.t if i told you that we've spoken to insiders at the company and they told us it was all a scam? i am horrified. i'm numb. i can't believe this because i was never really going to get that back. so i could almost think that the moment i put that ten grand in their account, that was it. it wasjust gone. you know, it's disgusting on every level, you know, itjust makes me sick to think about it. i could just imagine the misery they've inflicted on other people's lives. so how do these companies pull it off? how do they get so many people to trust them? the brand barry used became established through a high—profile sponsorship deal with one of europe's biggest football clubs, sevilla fc. it's match day. two of spain's biggest clubs are playing their local derby. over two years, the milton group spent an estimated seven euros million with sevilla fc to promote their brands, including glossy promo videos like this. sevilla even used some of their biggest players to unwittingly sell milton's

the australian entertainer, barry humphries has died at the age of 89.was best known for performances of his alter egos dame edna everage and sir les patterson. the australian prime minister anthony albanese has paid tribute to barry humphries, calling him �*one—of—a—kind' and �*gifted'. comedians have joined the tributes describing him as �*subversive, mischievous and savagely funny�*. two people have died in a restaurant fire in madrid. at least ten others were injured. the emergency services said diners struggled to flee because the blaze started near the main exit. you're watching bbc news. now its time for extreme conservation: turkey. i am michaela strachan, a wildlife presenter who is passionate about conservation. my work has taken me all over the world. and in that time, i have seen huge changes, many due to climate change. in extreme conservation, we meet inspirational people who've dedicated their lives to protecting the natural world. this time, i'm in turkey. this country's stunning forests are facing devastating losses. but it is notjust th

the australian entertainer barry humphries has died at the age of 89. he was best known for performances of his alter egos dame edna everage and sir les patterson. the australian prime minister anthony albanese has taken to twitter to pay tribute to barry humphries, calling him �*one—of—a—kind' and �*gifted'. comedians have also remembered him as �*subversive, mischievious and savagely funny�*. sudan's army says the evacuation of some foreign nationals has begun, as fighting in the capital khartou, continues for a second week. the uk government says it's doing everything possible to support british nationals trapped in sudan. you're watching bbc news. now it's time for bbc 100 women in conversation, priyanka chopra jonas. priyanka chopra jonas wears many hats. she's an actress, a producer and a businesswoman. she came into the spotlight after winning the miss world pageant in the year 2000, went on to to become a successful bollywood star. now, she's perhaps the only person from india to have made a real space for themselves in the entertainment industr

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. >> plus, barry biffle, his outlook for summer travel demand and we are all over the sell-off here in the markets right now. take a look. s&p 500 down 0.6%, not extreme, but utilities are leading. up 2%. health care and consumer staples, so definitely defensive. the cyclicals are selling off for the second day in a row and technology under pressure. consumer discretionary down 2%, as bonds rally off the back of a few data misses. we'll start with the rally we're seeing in the bond market. the ten-year yield, breaking that key 3.3 level we're below that right now the latest employment data coming in lighter than expected, as pay growth inches lower ism services also coming in below consensus. in fact, services prices paid, an inflation index, lowest level since 2020 and then you've got the cleveland fed president reiterating her call for rates to surpass 5%. to help break this all down, let's bring in cnbc senior economics reporter, steve liesman. and steve, for the first time in a while, the data is kind of all pointing in one direction. which is weaker, including labor market data. i

really appreciate it nancy and barry. the dow is down 62 right now rick santelli has more now >> let's go through the metrics, kelly. i gave it a c minus, so below average. we're talking about $12 billion 20-year bonds, a reopening to an issue we created a couple of months ago the yield, 3.92. it tailed a little bit, meaning the yield was a little bit higher than the one issued, higher yield, lower price, so a little taken off for that. but all the metrics were roughly average. as you look at an intraday of 20-year bonds, you can see we went down, we went up, but when you open the chart up towards december, you can see how many touches we have had in the mid 360s, similar to a 30-year bond. a lot of touches in the mid 350s the long end says rates are going to go up, a bit of a temporary run. maybe up another 25 basis points in the 20 and 30-year. so the markets are prepared. equities are looking a little iffy and with this auction behind us, maybe the most important metric will be tomorrow's continuing claims kelly, back

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joining us now is nbc's gabe gutierrez, also with us is retired general barry mccaffrey who was, among other things, the director of the office of national drug control policy under president clinton as we await this press conference to begin. as soon as it does, we'll go right to it, but, gabe, what can we expect this morning >> reporter: as you said, according to two senior law enforcement officials, we're hearing that more than two dozen cartel members and leaders will now face charges, but it is unclear at this point, jose, how many of them are in custody. we understand several of them are. but this press conference will highlight the ongoing efforts that target the sinaloa and cjng cartels. that is one of the most brutal cartels that we've been speaking with with the dea for years. they have said that it is their number one priority at this point, jose. so again, as we await for the attorney general to come out, we understand that the doj and the dea are now charging more than two dozen cartel members, jose. >> general, give us an idea of just how global these cartels are. >> well

and that's what stocks need to stay very high >> barry, this is bono, thank you for your time.ng your report, it would seem to imply that being that we're going to be flat, reported that we're going to be flat over the next decade, the low fee index strategy is likely not going to perform well. so, sounds like one, you'd be a proponent of active management during this period of time my question is, what type of strategies do you think perform best in the environment that you foresee over the next decade >> yeah, well, we definitely now how the environments shake out they tend to be slightly more inflationary they tend to feature a weaker dollar they tend to have a compression of pe ratios, the price earnings multiple comes down. so, those would argue for international value small cap, as an overweight, and growth over the long-term as an underweight in your portfolio. so, we all know what value is, that's everything from these beaten up banks to energy when it resurges, to industrials and basic materials. and we know what small cap is, and the international, it could be a mix e

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>> are not going to do that, i'm not to touch barry. have to let it live there. what i'm hoping is one day i'm on his one more time, one last time to her, always like that she always does the it's my last time and i go every time, get the glow sticks, i'm there. but maybe one day, you know, he will pick me up out of the audience, he will call me up and maybe we will sing like "mandy" together. i don't know. >> jimmy: that would be great. [applause] i tell you something, when i was a kid, i loved mandy but when i was a kid i thought it was old man, i thought he was saying ♪ old man ♪ this old man. >> i like that too! >> jimmy: the last time i saw you we were talking about your mother who had made a video talking about your father's penis, your late father. how is your mother doing? >> she's all right. i mean, i gush she's kind of on the back nine, is that the best way to say it? sort of. she's -- look, she's got a great sense of humor. and i wanted to make a character on our show that was like my mom, but you wouldn't believe that she's

i you to think about your favorite barry goldwater moment. so, mr. corn, i'm wondering if i could have do also a little bit of a two parter and give us a bit about of history. the fact free extremism of john birch society and then maybe connect a little bit to the failed 1964 presidential campaign of barry goldwater and give us some back historical background to what we might be seeing today. thanks, alex. it's great to be in arizona after having covered mark finchem from afar for a lot of last year. nice to be here for that. let me ask you, how many people in the audience had some sort of director indirect connection with goldwater way or the other? a few hands still go up are good. okay. you know, i would my quite my answer follows up on what tim said although i set the at a much earlier point than he does. my book american psychosis you know makes the argument think proves the argument that republican republican relationship with extremism goes back seven decades it's waxed its waned but that for that time period throughout that time period the go

barry had her eight years so michelle is demanding her time to shine. on a roll and now she is center stage. >> the woman who needs no introduction for real, michelle obama. >> we have to be honest about real marriage and the work that it takes to build a life with another person. it's like oh #relationship goals and i'm like i was mad at him in that picture. >> jesse: michelle has a netflix picture with oprah. when oprah taps you that means it's your time. obamas know that oprah the first big name to support barry's run for the white house. so what does this mean? well, for one, it means michelle has another book. and she wants the world to know it's her world now. that she, not barack is the real star. did you catch this? look at how michelle presented barack in that trailer. barry is always leaning in to her. she is always strong, straight up. perfect posture, dominant while her husband is always leaning as my man says green lines don't lie. so if joe biden looking fragile as ever. how are we supposed to interpret the oprah-michelle relaunch tour in

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