, is from the working class, david beckham at the door started telling her don't lie, tell the truth,ou dad drove her to school, she had to to say, well, okay, my dad drove me to school in a rolls-royce, it's a very funny scene, victoria made such a t-shirt and proved to everyone that she has such a sense of humor, i think we should too. keep a good sense of humor, i wish you a good evening, a calm evening, a good night and all the best, and natalka didenko will tell us what the weather will be like tomorrow. synoptic, hello to all, dear ukrainians, the weather at the end of november is always interesting, stormy, heterogeneous, a headache for forecasters and also for ordinary citizens, not forecasters. er, but, we will talk now about how the weather affects our bodies, and whether it is always connected with the weather, i specially prepared it, watched it, read it. and i found several such interesting, well, if possible not facts, but assumptions, specifically scientists, so, well, such a classic chime, is it true that wet weather, cloudy, rain, for example, precipitation in general

i just wanted to ask about that david beckham documentary.dy has been watching it. a lot of people say you come out really well, that you're a really good friend, a loyal guy. does that surprise you? no, no! what do you think? what feedback have you got? has anybody been saying that to you? that is what a lot of people have been saying. i don't know, really. people have said that they saw me, but i've not seen a lot of feedback on it, really. i saw someone before said to me that they saw me, they were watching me yesterday and it was a shock to see me here — a woman in reception downstairs — but, no, not really. i think it's brilliant. i think it's brilliant, the way in which his career — which, obviously, i witnessed for a large part first—hand with england and manchester united — has been brought together into these four episodes. and ifeel like it reminds you of how great a football player he was. that's the thing that i feel really passionate about with david, being one of his best friends, that people sometimes talk about the other stuff

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but when a ref used to play premier league football under brian clough and roomed with david beckhamul of former pros who have trained as match officials after hanging up their boots, and he's just won an award for his work refereeing grassroot games. angela has been to meet him. sunday morning 9am, a frosty, foggy, non—league pitch, not where you expect to find a former premier league player. i expect to find a former premier league player-— league player. i was asked ifi wants to be — league player. i was asked ifi wants to be a _ league player. i was asked ifi wants to be a referee - league player. i was asked ifi wants to be a referee to - league player. i was asked ifi wants to be a referee to help. league player. i was asked if i - wants to be a referee to help with my son's team when he was eight years old, i said no. my son's team when he was eight years old, isaid no. who my son's team when he was eight years old, i said no. who wants to be a referee but you mark no one goes up wanted to be a referee as far as i am aware will stop i had then thought, it is an opportunity to

answer, david beckham. 2014 . let's move on. hockey has two of the most prestigious international halls of fame. the first hall of fame is the nhl. name the second one. olga. stanley cup? this is the wrong answer. not about not about the usa, not about canada, we are talking about the whole world, andrey, the world hockey hall, well , that’s not exactly what it sounds like, my friends, the hall of the international ice hockey federation, well , it’s simple, the hall of the international federation, the hall of world hockey , this is something wrong, i don’t know let's continue, a good walk is ruined, what kind of sport did the english writer mar speak about like that? this is the last question of the first round, time has come to an end, here is such an unusual question: what kind of sport could smark twain be talking about? a good walk is ruined? i wait literally a couple of seconds, there is no answer, my friends, he said this about golf, he assigns the quote to mark twain, although some experts, some his

yeah — david beckham. just another shot towards the boundary, just two more scampered runs.meant that kohli reached 100 again — his 50th century in this format, breaking the record of the revered sachin tendulkar, watching. all sport recognises adoration. this in india is what drives modern cricket. and inspires the likes of shreyas iyer. he hit eight sixes in his 100. india's batting could not be contained. new zealand, to win, needed 398. well, daryl mitchell proved that even the loudest crowd can be silenced. mitchell kept surprising, kept his team believing — seven sixes in his century. eventually, mitchell found the fielder, ravi jadeja. new zealand finished 70 runs behind. mohammed shami finished with seven wickets. india in the final, excitement to another level. they're not invincible, it's just unclear who can beat them. joe wilson, bbc news. so after two semi—final defeats in a row, india are back in a final for the first time since the last edition of this tournament that they hosted, 12 years ago. for new zealand, it is the opposite. they've reached the last two

why victoria beckham refuses to perform on stage and how the careers of the other peppercorns turned with tens of millions of fans, but for some reason the desire never leaves her. cosplays of other celebrities. for the past year, kim has been trying to be marilyn monroe, she even dyed her hair blonde, rented her naked dress , and now she wants to become victoria beckham, or rather the same one appeared to her while she was in college, here is kim and her friends in the images of the spice girls, participating in a talent show kardashian, of course, in the role of "posh spice", now it turns out that the dream of youth could, and probably still can, become a reality. in a recent episode of her reality show , kim said that melanie chisholm, melce and space girls, offered her to replace victoria during the band's tour. melsie included a note with this sentence in hers. which kardashian sent, kim decided that it was a joke, but she was flattered by the idea, she again admitted that she had always been a big fan of the spice girls, with their songs they helped her relive many moments of h

messi received his next golden ball from the hands of the owner of his new club inter miami , david beckham of english football. surprisingly, the briton himself did not win the golden ball. antonella rakuza's wife and three sons, according to tradition, accompanied their husband and father at the ceremony at the chatelet theater. 2 years later, because last season messi was not among the nominees, but the prize then went to karim benzema. now the arrgeninian has bypassed erling holland from norway and the frenchman kylian mbappe, and leo's main trump card is victory at the world cup with argentina. competitors will hear warm words from the victor from the podium. they are both extraordinary players. i spent two years in the same club with kilion. i know that he has enormous talent, he is still very young, and not both are still young. we will meet them here again in the future, holland also has an outstanding career, i am sure that they will also become ballon d' or winners very soon. at the same time, messi became the first player in the us championship to win the golden ball. not erlin h

answer, david beckham.lish midfielder has been the owner of the club since 2014. let's move on, in hockey there are two most. name the second olga, and the stanley cup? this is the wrong answer, we are not talking about the usa, not about canada, we are talking about the whole world. andrey, the hall of the world hockey, well, that’s not exactly what it sounds like, my friends, the hall of the international ice hockey federation, well, it’s simple. the hall of the international federation, the hall of world hockey - this is something wrong, i don’t know, let’s continue, a good walk is ruined, what kind of sport did the english writer marcin speak about like that? this is the last question of the first round , time has come to an end, here is such an unusual question, what kind of sport could sark twain be talking about, a good walk is ruined. i wait literally a couple of seconds, there is no answer, my friends, that’s what he said about golf, the quote is assigned by marcus vienna, although some experts, so

from beckham's voice, the news coverage of the zionist attacks on gaza was different. bbc world in the news he used the word "dying" for the palestinians, and the word "killed" for the zionists. or, for example, in the previous days, the newspaper worried about any interview with hossam zumlot. the palestinian ambassador to england insisted that he condemn hamas. newspaper report headlined: israel shows sick babies, with a picture of sick palestinian children. and in the explanation of this picture, with a very small font, he wrote that they were injured in israeli airstrikes on gaza, or it is a news coverage of the beheading of children by hamas. i talked to some soldiers and they said that while patrolling between the houses , they saw that children were beheaded. that not having any documents and then it was rejected. people also criticize the news coverage of western media . you don't care about beheaded israeli babies? no babies have been beheaded. this story was fake. show me the damn picture right now if you're telling the truth. in the cnn survey that was publi

they give us in manchester united is for our golden generation, which was plesk, ryan giggs, david beckham , it was neville's brother, he said it was the model of the training they give us." as we got older, it became different. for example, i used to say how to treat your family, how to treat your place, and the last stage of training was how to treat the media. you are well-known people and you should know how to treat the media. do it because they are a true and complete reflection of you the microphones say, everyone likes to talk. yes, well, i believe that the whole structure of our club ownership should be thrown away and if we are going to serve football , we should serve the future of football 10 years later, 20 years later , we should establish a proper structure that everyone is obliged to move in this framework and in this structure. he should do the same thing and come and give advice to the head coach of the players, what to say and what not to say now that the losing team has drawn the winning team , where is it in the table now? i beg you to look at ral, that is, we are look

in manchester united for our golden generation , which was ryan giggs' money at poole school, saw beckham as neville's brother. he said that the model of training they gave us changed as we got older, for example, they said it was like your family . how to behave with society. how to behave with society. the last stage of training was how to behave with the media. you are well-known people and you should know how to behave with the media because they give a true and complete reflection. my microphones and every friend you speak ok. i believe that the whole structure of our club ownership should be thrown away and if we are going to serve football , serve the future of football 10 years later and 20 years later , we should establish a proper structure that everyone. i am obliged to move in this framework and in this structure. shouldn't the media manager of the team do the same thing and come and give advice to the head coach of the players on what to say and what not to say now that the losing team and the winning team have tied , where are we in the table now, this question is expected f

, but he says it reflects the stucco. _ beckham, but he says it reflects the stucco, light pink of theme. and pink boots _ and it's a sign of the time. and pink boots as _ and it's a sign of the time. and pink boots as well. _ and it's a sign of the time. and pink boots as well. i _ and it's a sign of the time. jifuc pink boots as well. i think lionel messi looks good in any colour, the way he plays football. we have a mutualfriend, way he plays football. we have a mutual friend, jonathan charles, who used to go to war zones and pink shirts — i have a fantastic image of him crossing a river in northern afghanistan in a crisp pink shirt, he never leave without them. you'd never be allowed to wear a pink shirt in the military, would you? probably not most of the time. pink trousers, people would argue. tbs, feta trousers, people would argue. a few red and yellow _ trousers, people would argue. a few red and yellow pink— trousers, people would argue. a few red and yellow pink trousers - trousers, people would argue. a few red and yellow pink trousers in the military, i've seen those. we a

yeah, david beckham.0th century in this format, breaking the record of the revered sachin tendulkar, watching. all sport recognises adoration. this, in india, is what drives modern cricket and inspires the likes of shreyas iyer. he hit eight sixes in his hundred. india's batting could not be contained. new zealand, to win, needed 398.

beckham. david beckham hadn't gone to manchester won manchester that weekend and won that whether he that tournament, whether he would actually have become a footballer, who knows? there's a lot go into lot of variables that go into making great players. >> named >> david beckham was named after sir charlton, his middle name. >> w @-- @ >> absolutely he is. and so then there role he played as there was the role he played as a director manchester a director at manchester united. people sir alex ferguson people forget sir alex ferguson in his first four years at manchester united, suffered a dismal way dismal period. there's no way he would job now. would survive in the job now. and he's said many, many times, not the last weeks, and he's said many, many times, not also the last weeks, and he's said many, many times, not also inthe last weeks, and he's said many, many times, not also in books,t weeks, and he's said many, many times, not also in books, he weeks, and he's said many, many times, no

he was a royal marine , fought in afghanistan, went on to become a bodyguard to the beckhams. so he's got some great stories to tell. but before all of that , let's get the news with of that, let's get the news with sophia wenzler. >> i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . labour says suella newsroom. labour says suella braverman broke the ministerial code with an article she wrote for the times today. in it, the home secretary accuses the metropolitan police of playing favourites with pro—palestinian protesters . labour's national protesters. labour's national campaign coordinator , pat campaign coordinator, pat mcfadden, says that she breached the code by failing to clear the editorial with number 10. london mayor sadiq khan says he's astonished by the article . astonished by the article. >> well i think her behaviour over the last few weeks has been behaviour that is irresponsible . behaviour that is irresponsible. all her article in the times was incorrect and inflammatory at a time when senior politicians should be bringing communities together for uniting people who hav

and ijust wanted to ask you about that david beckham documentary.end, a loyal guy. that surprise you? no, no, no. what would you... what do you think? i mean, what feedback have you got? er... has anyone has anyone been saying that to you? because that's what a lot of people have been saying. i don't know, really. i mean, people have said that they saw me. i've not seen a lot of feedback on it, really. i mean, i saw... someone before said to me that they saw me, they were watching me in it yesterday and it was a shock to see me here — it was a woman in reception downstairs. but, no, not really. i think that everyone's really enjoyed the documentary. i think it's a brilliant... i think it's brilliant, the way in which his career — which obviously i witnessed for large parts of it first—hand with england and manchester united — has been brought together into these sort of four episodes. and ifeel like it's a... it reminds you of how great a football player he was. that's the thing that i feel really passionate about with david, obviously being one of

hablando del inter de miami vamos con la familia beckham.olÍnea aeromexico. esto fue captado por una persona que se habÍa dado cuenta de la actitud extraÑa de este sobrecargo. decidiÓ tomar su lugar en la fila, ingresar al aviÓn, y llevar a cabo esta grabaciÓn. este vuelo salÍa de la ciudad de mÉxico hacia cancÚn. tan pronto se dio a conocer enfureciÓ a todos. quÉ dice aeromexico?enviÓ un comunicado. vamos a ver a continuaciÓn. ellos dicen que en redes sociales hay un vÍdeo donde se muestra a un sobrecargo de la compaÑÍa incurriendo en una acciÓn inapropiada. por supuesto que se dieron cuenta de la situaciÓn. dicen que aeromexico informa que se hizo un procedimiento laboral correspondiente a la polÍtica de cero tolerancia al incumplimiento del cÓdigo de conducta de la aerolÍnea. para los usuarios, para la gente que ha visto este vÍdeo de sobrecargo, esto no es suficiente. tiene que ser presentado a las autoridades y posiblemente enfrentar la ley. este tipo de acciones que realizÓ. nos vamos a mantener muy al pendiente de las acciones contra

been in miami, there would be no stadiums and we would not know how devastatingly handsome david beckham jesse: that seems like a black market to me. >> katie: making resolved, principled, consequential decisions takes a lot of courage and he had to make a lot of decisions -- sought out his advice across the world and wanted to know what he thought about situations not based on his experience but based on decisions he had made throughout his appointments in the work he had done. i'm grateful he had written up until six months ago because he documented so much world and american history first hand and if people are willing to be open minded they could go read from that perspective and to learn a lot about the history of the country over the last 50, 60 years and about his life and other people like him who respected him and wanted to know why he made the decisions he d did. >> harold: everybody said it. his impact and legacy will resonate, continues to resonate in our relations with the middle east, russia, and china. he was important because he willed himself to be important to. he was a

we realize pronouns are now like man buns, a trend that never would have happened if david beckham justocused on soccer. but the fact is, interesting people don't need to lean into their preferred mow nouns. they're just who they are. gives me an idea for a new segment called that's their problem. that's great. it doesn't affect anybody on the panel. heather, though, you have offspring? yeah, i do. that's true. unfortunate for her? yes. do you feel like this is a trend that's near death? it feels like. i'm kind of saddened because i get so much content out of these pronoun stories. i don't know what i'm going to do to fill that empty hole in my life. you do? i don't think it's near death. i think you will have a long future there of continuing these segments on the pronouns. i do like that governor youngkin, did push back and he said, wait a minute, i'm firing back at the school systems because they're allowing minors . you know, as a mom of an eight year old little girl, for example, to for her to say she wants to be a man, i don't think at eight years old is again, i'm her mom. so i w

well attended. celebrities brad pitt, patrick demsey, roth stewart, usain bolt, shakky lon, david beckhamidi klum, paris hilton, the opening headliner was kylie minoke, and justin bieber took the checkered flag. know-how the organizers, who pursued the goal of achieving maximum excitement, were not to the liking of all riders. the same verstapin said that in las vegas there were 99% of shows for only 1% of sports. however, the majority expressed confidence that this grand prix will become the main event of the season in the next decade. most likely, it will be the one that will crown the entire championship. in australia, after the failure of the rugby team at the last world cup, where the walobies for the first time in history failed to overcome the group stage, they decided to dramatic changes. the matter was not limited to the resignation of head coach eddie jones. after the country's six regional rugby unions wrote a collective letter demanding the dismissal of the head of the local federation. hamish mclennen independently left his post, where he worked for 4 years. his place was tak

everyone knew something special was coming, including a unicef ambassador, yes, david beckham.other shot towards the boundary, just a couple more scampered runs, but it means that virat kohli reached 100 again, his 50th century in this format, breaking the record of the repaired sachin tendulkar, who was watching. all sport recognises adulation. this is what drives modern cricket in india, and inspires the likes of the batter who hit eight sixes. new zealand to win native 398. well, daryl mitchell proved that even the loudest crowd can be silenced. mitchell kept surprising, kept his team believing. seven sixes in his century. eventually, he found the fielder ravi jadeja. new zealand finished 70 runs behind. mohammed shami finished with seven wickets. india in the final. they are not invincible, it is just unclear who can beat them. they are not invincible, it is just unclear who can beat them. kohli jumped up and punched the air before sinking to his knees and soaking up the applause from tendulkar. earlier, i spoke to indian cricket journalist bharat sundaresan, who is coverin

that's beckham. it's that's the right beckham. it's good, isn't it?ea some1ean honesly, the brows. >> yea some1ean hones i've there's some awful ones i've seen ones which are, seen george best ones which are, you know, it could be me sludge. >> give you an awful one. >> one. >> this is the good one that's in the real madrid museum. this one went funchal one that went into funchal airport well, you tell me airport that. well, you tell me who that is. >> also ronaldo . you're right. >> also ronaldo. you're right. it is. >> it's a swivel it is. >> it's the ronaldo version. it is. >> it's the ronaldo wasrsion. it is. >> it's the ronaldo was revealed together in in in madeira. >> awful . >> awful. >> awful. >> he looks more like wayne rooney. >> it doesn't look like anybody. so they ended up removing it. the artist or the sculptor was very happy with it because he said it captured the inner soul, i believe, of cristiano ronaldo . i believe, of cristiano ronaldo. >> anybody else has statues. >> anybody else has statues. >> before we go, i hope we've got som

celebrities including justin bieber, david beckham, brad pitt and rihanna, all there watching.ne says the race and the events surrounding it were expected to bring in $1.7 billion in revenue to the local economy. >> tonight, a super bowl rematch this week's monday night football match is being dubbed the kelsey bowl. travis kelsey and the kansas city chiefs take on his brother, jason kelsey, did you know he had a brother? you knew that. is that common knowledge? yes okay. he plays for the eagles coming up on gma, eli manning will be live to preview the big game. plus, an interview with the mom sure to be cheering the loudest no matter which team is winning. you can catch the game right here on abc seven. the coverage starts at 5 p.m. and today's gma first look. taylor swift returned to the stage in rio de janeiro last night, paying tribute to a fan who died during sweltering heat during friday night's concert. here's abc news reporter lionel moise in this morning's gma first look. >> new details on the tragic death of a 23 year old taylor swift fan. amid extreme heat. >> i'm so

n bun we realize that pronouns are now like mad bonds, a tren d that would have happened if david beckham just focused on soccer. >> but the fact is interesting. people don't need to lean into their preferred pronouns. >> they are just who they are. but for a while, gender ideology gave the needy something to set them apart. i exist outside the boundaries of science. they declare your gender binary doesn't apply to me. now do exactly what i say or i'll make trouble for you. but the hysteria is waning. perhaps the whole grift got one day. and let's hope it won't be long. everyone will lookth're just bas era and wonder how a mass psychosis convinced so many people that biology doesn't exist. and we can go back to judging people by what really matters, how much money they make, because nothing is more gender neutral than an very literally, literally gender neutral. let's welcome tonight's guests . as a matter of fact, his dates to accept pal, comedian and co-host of the jim norton and sam robert show, jim, she must hate the surgeon general because she's always smoking. >> financial analyst h

beckham and gary neville. you go. are you , esther? not happy, are you, esther? >> i would go there, i think saudi arabia is a long standing strategic ally of the uk . i strategic ally of the uk. i actually would like to see football non—political and sport non—political because i think it can transcend politics in a way. look, we're talking about a world now that we're wanting to see more peace. we're wanting people to get on with one another. and this is the way of another. and this is the way of an olive branch of going into other countries of having forms of communication. i don't like it. the fact that people somehow think the west is superior because has different because it has different religion, beliefs, it religion, different beliefs, it is it is superior. >> you don't think the superiors were superior ? were superior? >> saudi arabia is on a journey and bit by bit bit of a slow journey. >> we are superior to them . they >> we are superior to them. they are a terrible country. up and with that you could say

the daily mail, louis and the sequel to bend it like beckham does not go well. >> well, this is no ,his is no, it doesn't go well and this is this is a story under 14 girls coach walks his team off the field after questioning the gender of two opposing players is hit with a huge ban . there's so much huge ban. there's so much untruth in this story. it's unbelievable. first of all, first of all, he's not hit with a huge ban. he's just been can't be the coach for the rest of the season. he's not like banned from sport for the rest, this is the daily mail. love the daily mail say where this was mail doesn't say where this was when it was. it just when it was, how it was. it just doesn't even say it. but it's in australia and the truth is he goes, he's playing against a team. it looks like he's going to probably doesn't say it. to lose probably doesn't say it. he goes up, he tells his he he goes up, he tells his girls and they literally are girls. 14 don't write a letter there saying they girl 14 says says there are two boys on the field. we're not playing it . the field. we're not playi

. >> it's like beckham sort of remember when lashed out with remember when he lashed out with his boottever, he was lying face down. no, no. i'm lying face down. no, no, no. i'm just like cantona when just saying, like cantona when he dived in. >> i'm not saying it was >> i mean, i'm not saying it was a deliberate claiming it a deliberate i'm not claiming it was. saying you wouldn't. >> obviously, person >> obviously, this person did say kill say he didn't intend to kill him, might intend for him, but he might intend for something happen. something to happen. >> yeah. yeah, well, that's absolutely and under absolutely right. and under the law, needs have law, i think he needs to have intended which i have intended gbh, which i have a suspicion be confronting suspicion he may be confronting that case, but we'll see. but do you a view on it, nick? you have a view on it, nick? >> well, he been accused by >> well, he has been accused by this on news of this tv host on fox news of homicide and then sean avery , homicide and then sean avery, who was like the eric cantona of nhl. actually, he

yeah, david beckham.ust another shot towards the boundary, just two more scampered runs, but they meant that kohli reached 100, again, his 50th century in this format, breaking the record of the revered sachin tendulkar, watching. all sport recognises adoration. this, in india, is what drives modern cricket and inspires the likes of shreyas iyer. he hit eight sixes in his hundred. india's batting could not be contained. new zealand, to win, needed 398. well, daryl mitchell proved that even the loudest crowd can be silenced. mitchell kept surprising, kept his team believing, seven sixes in his century. eventually, mitchell found the fielder, ravi jadeja. new zealand finished 70 runs behind. mohammed shami finished with seven wickets. india in the final, excitement to another level. they are not invincible — it's just unclear who can beat them. this morning, the government's rwanda plan was in shreds. legislation, saying, quote, "i will not allow a foreign court to block these flights". it's the latest gove

you'll see a gentleman escorting beckham the escorting david beckham off the pitch. off as a pitch.a and masseuse at at chelsea and worked into the england worked his way into the england scene. been around football scene. he's been around football for he's had for 30 odd years and he's had a very, successful career. very, very successful career. but seems have hit some but he seems to have hit some difficulty now. and difficulty just now. and there'll few people there'll be a few people sweating on whether they get their not. but their money back or not. but i'll you something, i've their money back or not. but i'll withu something, i've their money back or not. but i'll with players hing, i've their money back or not. but i'll with players and, i've their money back or not. but i'll with players and managers dealt with players and managers over years in my over a number of years in my career, even, and they can't resist throwing on an resist throwing the dice on an investment. sometimes because it's like being boxer. it's a bit like being a boxer. you're season, one you're only on

commando who served with distinction in afghanistan, then went on to become a bodyguard for the beckhamsoing to many other people. it's going to be an interesting talk and i want to get his take on what's happening in london this weekend now a piece of breaking news about the banking sector , which about the banking sector, which i am especially pleased about . i am especially pleased about. sky news has broken the story that says that dame alison rose will not, i repeat, not be getting the bulk of the supposed £11 million that she was going to walk away from that west bank with. so i don't know how much money she's going to get, but she doesn't deserve to get £11 million. and as i told two million. and as i told you two nights we, taxpayer , nights ago, we, the taxpayer, are still in hock to the tune of £33 billion to that failing bank. now, enough of that. it's time for talking pints. and i'm joined by craig ainsworth. craig welcome to talking pints. great to see you. thank you very much for having me. not at all. former royal marine elite bodyguard. but let's back to bodyguard. but le

and look, i don't want sorry for beckham, want to feel sorry for beckham, but sort of felt sorry forry for beckham. you know, he was almost groomed and, you know, wasn't allowed control his own life. groomed and, you know, wasn't amean, control his own life. groomed and, you know, wasn't amean, fergietrol his own life. groomed and, you know, wasn't amean, fergie didn't; own life. groomed and, you know, wasn't amean, fergie didn't liken life. groomed and, you know, wasn't amean, fergie didn't like hime. i mean, fergie didn't like him getting married having getting married and having a career football. getting married and having a care really football. getting married and having a carereally want football. getting married and having a care really want to ootball. getting married and having a care really want to go ball. getting married and having a care really want to go back to that? >> but the thing is, is he i think they wins as trophies. >> you know what if it wins? >> you know what if it wins? >> if it wins, they'll take it. but the thing is, is that you can't it's just so differe

he was a royal marine , fought in afghanistan, went on to become a bodyguard to the beckhams.es to tell. but before all of that , let's get the news with of that, let's get the news with sophia wenzler. >> i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . labour says suella newsroom. labour says suella braverman broke the ministerial code with an article she wrote for the times today. in it, the home secretary accuses the metropolitan police of playing favourites with pro—palestinian protesters . labour's national protesters. labour's national campaign coordinator , pat campaign coordinator, pat mcfadden, says that she breached the code by failing to clear the editorial with number 10. london mayor sadiq khan says he's astonished by the article . astonished by the article. >> well i think her behaviour over the last few weeks has been behaviour that is irresponsible . behaviour that is irresponsible. all her article in the times was incorrect and inflammatory at a time when senior politicians should be bringing communities together for uniting people who have differences instead , she i

he was a royal marine , fought in afghanistan, went on to become a bodyguard to the beckhams. , let's get the news with of that, let's get the news with sophia wenzler. >> i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . labour says suella newsroom. labour says suella braverman broke the ministerial code with an article she wrote for the times today. in it, the home secretary accuses the metropolitan police of playing favourites with pro—palestinian protesters . labour's national

well, you're quoting victoria beckham in the break.turns it on aristotle, just turns it on flips the switch. different person, 84% of teachers said they've received no training on how to deal with banter , which how to deal with banter, which is a word i really hate, actually, to avoid ending up like bannau cheeky. >> i mean, what is that? honestly? >> but you shouldn't, you know what? shouldn't have banter what? you shouldn't have banter in . but a in classrooms. but there's a time and for is in time and place for banter is in the changing room on the football the locker the changing room on the footb'banter the locker the changing room on the footb'banter is the locker the changing room on the footb'banter is not|e locker the changing room on the footb'banter is not between room banter is not between somebody who has authority and somebody who has authority and somebody who has authority and somebody who doesn't know if a teacher is intervening because they think they're seeing bullying and the pupils go, no, that's just banter, miss

well, you're quoting victoria beckham in the break.turns it on aristotle, just turns it on flips the switch. different person, 84% of teachers said they've received no training on how to deal with banter , which how to deal with banter, which is a word i really hate, actually, to avoid ending up like bannau cheeky. >> i mean, what is that? honestly? >> but you shouldn't, you know what? shouldn't have banter what? you shouldn't have banter in . but a in classrooms. but there's a time and for is in time and place for banter is in the changing room on the football the locker the changing room on the footb'banter the locker the changing room on the footb'banter is the locker the changing room on the footb'banter is not|e locker the changing room on the footb'banter is not between room banter is not between somebody who has authority and somebody who has authority and somebody who has authority and somebody who doesn't know if a teacher is intervening because they think they're seeing bullying and the pupils go, no, that's just banter, miss

. >>> final the beckhams have been going viral thanks to a sweet dance trend inspired by their netfli lot of people can relate to. it looks like she wasn't alone in struggle city posh pointing out her husband on her instagram with the post caption, and the oscar goes to. >> that's funny. also cute. also cute. >> i like it. >>> just ahead, guys, it's here. our first holiday-themed steals and deals of this season jill has got everything you need to know to add a little festive cheer to your home but, first, your local news, your weather and these messages. >>> good morning. it is 8:26. i'm marcus washington. palo alto leaders have signed off on preserving the pedestrian only downtown closure of poplar avenue. they voted to permanently extend the closure. california avenue first became car free shortly after the start of the pandemic. many restaurant owners support the idea because it's allowed for expanded outdoor dining. some businesses have argued the lack of parking is hurting their bottom line. >>> let's look at the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. how is it looking? >> it loo

by many celebrities, brad pitt, patrick demsey, roth stewart, usain bult, shaquille oneal, david beckhamared one joke with me, when we straighten our shoulders and stop slouching, there is one doctor in the world who is sad, because he has one less patient, so let him be sad , and we will strengthen the back muscles. we go into the plank position on our forearms, feet together, we stretch our body in one straight line to make it easier to maintain this position, we tighten our abs, back and buttocks more strongly, our elbows are strictly under our shoulders, we bring our body forward, and now back, we move back and forth, like a saw, we perform the exercise with the maximum possible amplitude. let's complicate the exercise slightly by holding at the extreme points for 2 seconds. this exercise will help strengthen the muscles of the whole body, including the back, which means you will have royal posture. let's continue! our good morning continues and we run on, or rather, dive, dive into the world wide web. our columnist, yegor uspensky, of course. another selection of fresh videos is alr

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as was one david beckham, in the country for the first time as a unicef ambassador.arabia in less than six weeks' time. joshua will fight sweden's otto wallin, on the same card as another former world heavyweight champion, deontay wilder, who takes onjoseph parker. joshua lost his crown to oleksandr usyk in august, and wilder was beaten by tyson fury. if they both win, they could face eachother next year. i know what i've got to do. and if it goes by anything off of what i've learned, when i say learned, i'm talking about the l, i took a l, but i saw it as a learning lesson when i fought uysk. if i walked away from that situation without anything learnt, then of course you'll have a better chance of beating me. but i'm not a silly person and i've really taken my time to assess the situation. i'm going to use everything i went through in those training camps to better myself. so we're looking forward to a good performance december 25th. we showed you a couple of the goals from the fa cup replay at the artic stadium, earlier, the home of cray valley paper mills, and it

and i remember when i lived in alderley edge, david and victoria beckham used to have the most spectacularin your life because they could afford half a million quid's worth. but i loved them. i enjoyed them. i mean, we're killing every other bit of joy we've got . so for jerseys, let's we've got. so for jerseys, let's leave fireworks alone. next thing , it'll be offensive to thing, it'll be offensive to burn guys on top of, you know? i mean, jesus, you know where we're going with this? >> it's true. >> it's true. >> health and safety nightmare. i know you were i didn't know you were a shooter, by the way. i'd love to know what you get up with with your in your own time, know what you get up with with youifor in your own time, know what you get up with with youifor that'sin your own time, know what you get up with with youifor that's another)wn time, know what you get up with with youifor that's another day. .ime, know what you get up with with youifor that's another day. can but for that's another day. can i ask you, charlie, about your former show coronation street? you were the best thin

and i remember when i lived in alderley edge, david and victoria beckham used to have the most spectacularin your life because they could afford half a million quid's worth. but i loved them. i enjoyed them. i mean, we're killing every other bit of joy we've got . so for jerseys, let's we've got. so for jerseys, let's leave fireworks alone. next thing , it'll be offensive to thing, it'll be offensive to burn guys on top of, you know? i mean, jesus, you know where we're going with this? >> it's true. >> it's true. >> health and safety nightmare. i know you were i didn't know you were a shooter, by the way. i'd love to know what you get up with with your in your own time, know what you get up with with youifor in your own time, know what you get up with with youifor that'sin your own time, know what you get up with with youifor that's another)wn time, know what you get up with with youifor that's another day. .ime, know what you get up with with youifor that's another day. can but for that's another day. can i ask you, charlie, about your former show coronation street? you were the best thin

of course , one of the most famous course, one of the most famous graduates was was david robert beckhambobby charlton by his dad because he had that affiliation with the club and with charlton . with the club and with charlton. so you're right, it encouraged the next youngster to come through. so, yeah, i mean, as i say, he was always a figure at old wasn't he? was old trafford, wasn't he? was always someone that watch. always someone that you'd watch. match he be match of the day and he would be on crowd watching on there in the crowd watching and he died on there in the crowd watching and month he died on there in the crowd watching and month at he died on there in the crowd watching and month at the he died on there in the crowd watching and month at the age he died on there in the crowd watching and month at the age ofe died on there in the crowd watching and month at the age of 86,ed on there in the crowd watching and month at the age of 86, a last month at the age of 86, a lot of players came out from the last 20, 30 years and said that bobby was always in the dressing room. post—

. >> but they also say it's like watching the new beckham documentary.s a thing now. it's because the two of you are back together. >> it's exciting. >> fond memories. >> and yet you refuse to listen to these anonymous people. >> they're not coming. >> they've ruined my children, so i have to -- go ahead. >> open loudly a bag of twizzlers. >> how's it going so far? >> this is so good. i don't want to break up the chemistry right here. each and every night, how much are you like ad libbing, how much are you staying on the script. >> it is mostly very, very scripted i will say. we did find out on halloween night why people don't do broadway shows on halloween night and that our theater is not soundproof. >> oh, no. >> it was very loud. so when things like that happen, we are allowed to sort of address, you know, rowdy audience members, people, you know, things happening. >> it's one of the rare shows that doesn't have a fourth wall, so we constantly can break to the audience and say things. there's also a component of the show that's really special without