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when she died, the queen beeb— 750. when she died, the queen beeb er— 750.seconds. even the indefatigable princess beeeb— even the indefatigable princess beeeb be— even the indefatigable princess beeeb be er— even the indefatigable princess royal is over 70. _ even the indefatigable princess royal is over 70. and of course, bbe— royal is over 70. and of course, bbe king— royal is over 70. and of course, bbe king emb— royal is over 70. and of course, the king and queen. so this is a ebbuebbem— the king and queen. so this is a situation where— the king and queen. so this is a situation where there are not bbeb— situation where there are not be number— situation where there are not that number of— situation where there are not that number of young working reeebe— that number of young working reeebe ene— that number of young working reeebe ene bb— that number of young working royals and if you're looking to the royals and if you're looking to me bubure— royals and if you're looking to the future in— royals and if you're looking to the future in 20— royals and if

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the beeb also heete— political balance. the beeb also heete te— political balance.ht et— of hope and glory from last hhght et the— of hope and glory from last night at the proms and the bbc has night at the proms and the bbc hee te— night at the proms and the bbc hee te ee— night at the proms and the bbc has to once again— night at the proms and the bbc has to once again represent all of has to once again represent all et the— has to once again represent all of the british— has to once again represent all of the british people, not just a of the british people, not just e emett— of the british people, not just a small pocket— of the british people, not just a small pocket of them residing in a small pocket of them residing hh hethhgteh— a small pocket of them residing in islington in— a small pocket of them residing in islington in north london. the— in islington in north london. the hhe— in islington in north london. the bbc have— in islington in north london. the bbc have lost their chairman tetey— the bbc have lost their chairman tetey. hwt— the bbc have lost the

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but the beeb can't put out at home. but the beeb can't put our a— at home. shortly. reacting io ny— to your emails shortly. reacting io nny iako— to your emails shortly. reacting ro nny iako ai— to your emails shortly. reacting to my take at ten,— to your emails shortly. reacting to my take at ten, former tory mp— to my take at ten, former tory iir woii— to my take at ten, former tory mp neil parish— to my take at ten, former tory mp neil parish journalist and ooiiiioai— mp neil parish journalist and political consultant emma nurnoii— political consultant emma burnell and— political consultant emma burnell and former brexit party wir— burnell and former brexit party mep annunziata— burnell and former brexit party mep annunziata rees—mogg . neil, mep annunziata rees—mogg. neil, let mep annunziata rees—mogg. neil, ior no— mep annunziata rees—mogg. neil, ior no siai— mep annunziata rees—mogg. neil, let me start with— mep annunziata rees—mogg. neil, let me start with you . do you let me start with you. do you inink— let me start with you. do you inink inoso— let

but the beeb can't put out at home. but the beeb can't put our a— at home.our emails shortly. reacting io ny— to your emails shortly. reacting io nny iako— to your emails shortly. reacting ro nny iako ai— to your emails shortly. reacting to my take at ten,— to your emails shortly. reacting to my take at ten, former tory mp— to my take at ten, former tory air woii— to my take at ten, former tory mp neil parish— to my take at ten, former tory mp neil parish journalist and ooiiiioai— mp neil parish journalist and political consultant emma nurnoii— political consultant emma burnell and— political consultant emma burnell and former brexit party wir— burnell and former brexit party mep annunziata— burnell and former brexit party mep annunziata rees—mogg . neil, mep annunziata rees—mogg. neil, let mep annunziata rees—mogg. neil, ior no— mep annunziata rees—mogg. neil, ior no siai— mep annunziata rees—mogg. neil, let me start with— mep annunziata rees—mogg. neil, let me start with you . do you let me start with you. do you inink— let me start with you. do you inink

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george beebe, very trateful for these documents.george beebe, very grateful for your time _ these documents. george beebe, very grateful for your time this _ these documents. george beebe, very grateful for your time this evening - grateful for your time this evening and your expertise. thank you. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some of the other stories making headlines today. eight former and serving metropolitan police officers have been found guilty of gross misconduct in connection with a whatsapp group. the messages involved racist, homophobic and transphobic comments and pictures. six of the officers have since left or been dismissed, but two are still serving and could now be sacked. a body hass been found on a beach in east sussex, following strong winds brought by storm noa. a search operation was launched yesterday after reports of a person possibly in the water near the palace pier in brighton. it's believed they were swept out to sea during the stormy weather. dame mary quant, who gav

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. >> we're going to start earnings he season next week, revenues georke beeb up 2% year-on-year halfngs down 6 1/2%, earnings a year ago up 10 or 11%, so, we below consensus there. maria: what about that katerina down better than 6% on first-quarter earnings, what is most important, as you know, is the guidance from ceos what expecting for the rest of the year, but the banks are going to be the first group that really indicate how first quarter played out, the federal reserve has already reported that u.s. bank lending dropped, nearly 105 billion dollars in final weeks of mauf following collapse silicon valley bank. >> what would you expect. earnings are definitely on the declining path not just a result of most recent financial crisis, to be a much more arriving lending especially commercial real estate going to affect earnings on banks even further, but the general trend, of the earnings decline goes much further than that. it is affected by prior interest rate environment affected by inflation might be a reality for quite sometime as much as federal reserve wants to get us to the

as— musk right that the beeb is not trustworthy? as a— musk right that the beeb is not trustworthy?ed to work later this hour. iieewiieie— used to work later this hour. elsewhere gazza_ used to work later this hour. elsewhere gazza leaves viewers in ieoie— elsewhere gazza leaves viewers in ieoie wiiii— elsewhere gazza leaves viewers in tears with this— elsewhere gazza leaves viewers in tears with this shocking slur oioui— in tears with this shocking slur about margaret— in tears with this shocking slur about margaret thatcher on channei— about margaret thatcher on channei e. — about margaret thatcher on channei e. i— about margaret thatcher on channel 4. i felt it getting here— channel 4. i felt it getting iowi oni— channel 4. i felt it getting iowi one i— channel 4. i felt it getting hard and i thought i'd quit. i wei— hard and i thought i'd quit. i iuei eeioee— hard and i thought i'd quit. i just release this. _ hard and i thought i'd quit. i just release this. so- hard and i thought i'd quit. i just release this. so just- just release this. so just quickly . just hit the toilet a

beeb. — written all over it, doesn't it? beeb. r— written all over it, doesn't it? you have to say rugby a thick and with rugby build or a thick and with a size a woman, it's plus size voluptuous. that note , i'm voluptuous. on that note, i'm going to put an end to going to have to put an end to this. those biscuits away. this. put those biscuits away. thanks forjoining us thanks so much forjoining us for free speech nation. this was the musk took the week when elon musk took the beeb— beeb to the cleaners. we ereeewer— beeb to the cleaners. we discover charles dickens discover that charles dickens m— discover that charles dickens m beer— discover that charles dickens was in fact sexy— discover that charles dickens was in fact sexy and the prime rrmrerer— was in fact sexy and the prime minister-that- was in fact sexy and the prime minister that women minister confirmed that women do not minister confirmed that women do nor-beekee— minister confirmed that women do not-penises. thanks- minister confirmed that women do not penises. thanks for not have penises. thanks f

funerals for hallie scruggs, the only daughter of the school's pastor, and substitut teacher cynthia beeblso in tennessee today, a sig of relief for opponents of a controversial state law that would restrict who could atten drag shows late last night, a federal judge halted the law just hour before it was set to tak effect that law would be the first of its kind in the united states. and would criminalize drag performances on public propert or where kids can see them activists who protested agains the law says it violates the right to free speech nbc's antonia hylton joins u now from nashville and tony, at good to see you how long could this pause on this law last, and what are yo hearing from people in the community after this lates development? >> hey, richard. well, this temporary restraining order will be in place for at least about two weeks. although there could be an extension to you that. but the fight is far from over here and tensions here i tennessee have been highes since really the end of last year conservative community members and politicians and pastor have been pushing fo

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half his age, o'grady, who sadly died last week, aged 67, wasn't even given a leaving party by the beeb 13 years of service. that's according to his producer, malcolm prince, who told the daily telegraph the o'grady was, quote, disappointed at his treatment and believed radio two had changed. but what you think? has the woke just destroyed two? let me know your thoughts . emailing dan at thoughts. emailing dan at gbnews.uk. tweet me at gb news and go and vote to now. poll to help you make up your mind . help you make up your mind. britain's second longest serving female national radio deejay. until the bbc's axed her to the brilliant kershaw and the broadcaster bushra sheikh. so let's look. you've been one of the first on this. you must be shocked and horrified to . hear shocked and horrified to. hear about paul o'grady's horror over his treatment just he died, but also ken bruce, who's such a modest bloke. coming out and saying, hang on a moment. they treated me like i was invisible . can i just you? a quick story that came to mind as you introduce in that dan and the difference betwee

half his age, o'grady, who sadly died last week, aged 67, wasn't even given a leaving party by the beeb 13 years of service. that's according to his producer, malcolm prince, who told the daily telegraph the o'grady was, quote, disappointed at his treatment and believed radio two had changed. but what you think? has the woke just destroyed two? let me know your thoughts . emailing dan at thoughts. emailing dan at gbnews.uk. tweet me at gb news and go and vote to now. poll to help you make up your mind . help you make up your mind. britain's second longest serving female national radio deejay. until the bbc's axed her to the brilliant kershaw and the broadcaster bushra sheikh. so let's look. you've been one of the first on this. you must be shocked and horrified to . hear shocked and horrified to. hear about paul o'grady's horror over his treatment just he died, but also ken bruce, who's such a modest bloke. coming out and saying, hang on a moment. they treated me like i was invisible . can i just you? a quick story that came to mind as you introduce in that dan and the difference betwee

i when you were itn in the beeb you've reported on some fairly and some fairly incompetent prime ministersve you ever known a leader this of doing the job? well, you certainly have people always they always like to look down on they always like to look down on the american because the american president is always appealing in a sort of simple way. he wants to be the guy that you go and have a barbecue. it's a very different way of politics. we watch it and we think, oh, what a stupid idiot had it with reagan. and we'd say, w bush has had a lot of these people. bush particularly these people. bush particularly the bush , was brought up the young bush, was brought up in connecticut , the son of in connecticut, the son of a president. and people him as if he was someone going crazy from texas. it wasn't all i met him. i mean, he was a bright, very tough guy . and the idea that you tough guy. and the idea that you just dismiss him as a fool and saying stupid things, but entrepreneurs and what's the french from? arpanet was one of the things he was meant to have said. he didn't, of. but that di

i when you were itn in the beeb you've reported on some fairly and some fairly incompetent prime ministersve you ever known a leader this of doing the job? well, you certainly have people always they always like to look down on they always like to look down on the american because the american president is always appealing in a sort of simple way. he wants to be the guy that you go and have a barbecue. it's a very different way of politics. we watch it and we think, oh, what a stupid idiot had it with reagan. and we'd say, w bush has had a lot of these people. bush particularly these people. bush particularly the bush , was brought up the young bush, was brought up in connecticut , the son of in connecticut, the son of a president. and people him as if he was someone going crazy from texas. it wasn't all i met him. i mean, he was a bright, very tough guy . and the idea that you tough guy. and the idea that you just dismiss him as a fool and saying stupid things, but entrepreneurs and what's the french from? arpanet was one of the things he was meant to have said. he didn't, of. but that di

unbelievably, the beeb intense finally deleted those embarrassing clips from their low grade interviewtories are the very heart of what binds ireland and america together. they speak to a history defined by our dreams. they speak to a president written by our shared responsibility , and they speak responsibility, and they speak to a future poised for unlimited shared possibilities . so today shared possibilities. so today i'd like to reflect on the endunng i'd like to reflect on the enduring strength of the connection between ireland and the united states. a partnership for the ages here, the chancellor says the outlook for the uk's economy is brighter than expected , despite new than expected, despite new figures showing there was no growth in the month of february . data from the office for wettenet— data from the office for national statistics shows a 0.4% teereee tn— national statistics shows a 0.4% decrease in gross— national statistics shows a 0.4% decrease in gross domestic etretnet— decrease in gross domestic gretnet tren— decrease in gross domestic product from january. the ee

so what do you think in of this beeb hit piece, in light of this beeb hit piece, do you think the sussexes about 40% after his book came out. amt— about 40% after his book came out. and that's— about 40% after his book came out. and that's notwithstanding the tomoge— out. and that's notwithstanding the damage caused by the oprah tmterwew— the damage caused by the oprah tmterwew os— the damage caused by the oprah interview as well. _ the damage caused by the oprah interview as well. there's no doubt— interview as well. there's no toutt trot— interview as well. there's no doubt that harry— interview as well. there's no doubt that harry and meghan , in doubt that harry and meghan, in momettstmg— doubt that harry and meghan, in monetising their— doubt that harry and meghan, in monetising their lives, the tmttmote— monetising their lives, the intimate details of their prewous— intimate details of their previous involvement with the toyot— previous involvement with the toyot parry, — previous involvement with the royal family, the _ previous involvement with the royal family, the trashing of the

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unbelievably, the beeb intense finally deleted those embarrassing clips from their low grade interviewe the very heart of what binds ireland and america together. they speak to a history defined by our dreams. they speak to a president written by our shared responsibility , and they speak responsibility, and they speak to a future poised for unlimited shared possibilities . so today shared possibilities. so today i'd like to reflect on the endunng i'd like to reflect on the enduring strength of the connection between ireland and the united states. a partnership for the ages here, the chancellor says the outlook for the uk's economy is brighter than expected , despite new than expected, despite new figures showing there was no growth in the month of february . data from the office for wettenet— data from the office for national statistics shows a 0.4% teereee tn— national statistics shows a 0.4% decrease in gross— national statistics shows a 0.4% decrease in gross domestic etretnet— decrease in gross domestic gretnet tren— decrease in gross domestic product from january. the eervteee— p

tnere ot— me earlier that your first day tnere ot tne— me earlier that your first day there at the beebat are the qualities ? o“ grir the qualities? oh, you've got to know your horses and the colours. i watch american jumping now. it's pathetic. eight runners in a race and they don't. they don't see the fallers. don't pick up. fallers. don't pick them up. you know, for here 40 runners know, over for here 40 runners and peter o'sullivan used to hand over to john hamner going to the first 40 runners with the sun behind them. they look like 40 black blobs. and he had to identify him. and often at the first you'd get 12 fallers or, you know yeah. homework erg you know, yeah. so homework erg homework and a way of speaking yes but more colour of the horse you know there's a grey horse in it. this year. a lot of ladies will want to back a grey horse, but also style of jockey. you know, some will ride with a level back, others will be upright a bit. level back, others will be upright a bit . you know, some upright a bit. you know, some have their backside in the air. you've got to know your stu

there et— me earlier that your first day there et the— me earlier that your first day there at the beebhat are the qualities ? o" git. the qualities? oh, you've got to know your horses and the colours. i watch american jumping now. it's pathetic. eight runners in a race and they don't. they don't see the fallers. don't pick up. fallers. don't pick them up. you know, for here 40 runners know, over for here 40 runners and peter o'sullivan used to hand over to john hamner going to the first 40 runners with the sun behind them. they look like 40 black blobs. and he had to identify him. and often at the first you'd get 12 fallers or, you know yeah. homework erg you know, yeah. so homework erg homework and a way of speaking yes but more colour of the horse you know there's a grey horse in it. this year. a lot of ladies will want to back a grey horse, but also style of jockey. you know, some will ride with a level back, others will be upright a bit. level back, others will be upright a bit . you know, some upright a bit. you know, some have their backside in the air. you've got to know your st

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so what do you think in of this beeb hit piece, in light of this beeb hit piece, do you think the sussexes after his book came out. ant— about 40% after his book came out. and that's— about 40% after his book came out. and that's notwithstanding the out. and that's notwithstanding tne tonoge— out. and that's notwithstanding the damage caused by the oprah tnterwew— the damage caused by the oprah tnterwew oe— the damage caused by the oprah interview as well. _ the damage caused by the oprah interview as well. there's no toutt— interview as well. there's no toutt tnot— interview as well. there's no doubt that harry— interview as well. there's no doubt that harry and meghan , in doubt that harry and meghan, in nonettetng— doubt that harry and meghan, in monetising their— doubt that harry and meghan, in monetising their lives, the tnttnote— monetising their lives, the intimate details of their prewoue— intimate details of their previous involvement with the toyot— previous involvement with the toyot tontty — previous involvement with the royal family, the _ previous involvement with the royal f

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