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he was speaking to georgey spanswick on bbc radio york.officer cannot just a police officer cannotjust arrest you, there has to be a reason, so covid, for example, is not an indictable, ie sent to prison or potentially go to a crown court. women firstjust potentially go to a crown court. women first just need potentially go to a crown court. women firstjust need to be streetwise about when there can and can't be rests. she should never have been arrested and submitted... but how on earth do i know that? she didn't_ but how on earth do i know that? she didn't know— but how on earth do i know that? she didn't know that because a police officer_ didn't know that because a police officer is— didn't know that because a police officer is telling me this, a man is flashing _ officer is telling me this, a man is flashing a — officer is telling me this, a man is flashing a police id at me saying you are — flashing a police id at me saying you are in — flashing a police id at me saying you are in breach of covid rules because — you are in breach of

we did that by playing glastonbury together and bbc radio theatre, and performed a couple of toy songs then. after that we came back to new yorko to start recording them. and it was really quite different, as well, musically, because we were all on such a collective wavelength together. the mood was great, it was exhilarating. it was kind of empowering and humbling at the same time playing with some of these legendary people, as well as just the vibe we all had together. a lot of that came from david himself, who was in a very great place, i think. it had been a smashing success in glastonbury and he was going to be a dad again, and that was infectious to all of us. he sang his heart out and we went right along with him. and that's it from us for the time being, we will see you next time. by by. more rain and wind on the way. it is autumn, after all, but for some of us saturday may end up being a bit of a write—off. and in fact, over the next few days the weather will remain very unsettled — spells of heavy rain, gales at times and even the possibility of some travel disruption. and the atlantic is looking a lot more vigorous

we did that by playing glastonbury together and bbc radio theatre, and performed a couple of toy songs then. after that we came back to new yorkording them. and it was really quite different, as well, musically, because we were all on such a collective wavelength together. the mood was great, it was exhilarating. it was kind of empowering and humbling at the same time playing with some of these legendary people, as well as just the vibe we all had together. a lot of that came from david himself, who was in a very great place, i think. it had been a smashing success in glastonbury and he was going to be a dad again, and that was infectious to all of us. he sang his heart out and we went right along with him. there is just there isjust time there is just time to bring you some pictures from australia's northern territory of a filming mission which went slightly wrong. this drone was being used to gather footage of crocodiles when one of them decided to take a bite. in case you missed it, here it is again in slow motion. amazingly, the drone kept filming, but when it was recovered, as you can see, it had suffered quite a bit of d

we did that by playing glastonbury together and bbc radio theatre and performed a couple of toy songs then. after that we came back to new yorktart recording them. and it was really quite different, as well, mu5ically, because we were all on such a collective wavelength together. the mood was great, it was exhilarating. it was kind of empowering and tumbling at the same time playing with some of these legendary people, as well as just the vibe we all had together. a lot of that came from david himself, who was in a very great place, i think. a 5ma5hing success in glastonbury and he was going to be a dad again, and that was infectiou5 to all of us. he 5ang his heart out and we went right along with him. out and we went right along with him-— out and we went right along with him. lovely. thank you very much _ with him. lovely. thank you very much for— with him. lovely. thank you very much for being - with him. lovely. thank you very much for being with - with him. lovely. thank you| very much for being with us, mark, and we look forward to the album coming out on what would have been david bowie'5 75th birthday. thank you for m