don't make a serious now we'll do it together with creative most amount of game of thrones friend bolger and we're sitting together. yeah this is very exciting do you have a date when it might be out yes yes do you know the date when it went will be about i got you wrong no i don't know but when we're lucky at the moment we are working on the outlines which means that for each episode you need 10 to 15 pages which is what is all about and then we get the scripts back from the scripts roger but at the moment i think we can start to film in spring which would mean 2021 ok. good luck with the music thank you very. much. the frankfurt book is upon us and every year it features a guest country and its literature this year it's norway and the city of baghdad is a particular literary hobb the country's greatest playwright had the games and spent formative years at the theater of that and there's a continuing literary tradition said to be helped by the long scandinavian winters and use of of course to reading and writing and there are other strange attributes to bag as local writer thomas. expla

your defeatism i think the beans are the bullies it's then coated in a batter made of flour salt and bolger and put straight into the deep fryer for 510 minutes marco and we do 2 or do you don't have to live in. the portion sizes are certainly not for anyone watching their waistline the price $8.00 pounds that's nearly 9 year olds. how many of his customers have been coming here for years. doesn't know it's not no one's going to know what other places live by the thousands you know enjoy it that is all existing players who feeling like. but. just cheap is good news contrary to self you know probably not good. they. all very nice hospitality it. make it public if you ask if it looks like it but. if you pay for the food. after making me famous they do more than just sell fast food he says it's about a nasa chucho life a few years ago he started photographing his customers putting them together in a large book many of his photos have gone on show in galleries in oxford. my interlink interact with people here who've come friends so it's just like an outing you might come to see more friends or

my good friend kate bolger, to quote her, who's a lovely, lovely person and very talented and respected media defense lawyer, was recently quoted as saying that she relies on the sullivan standard quote, every day of her life as a first amendment litigator and how she advises her clients. it's not just in litigation that media defense lawyers rely on the actual malice standards. it's how they advise their clients on prepublication conduct and review before these allegations, before stories are published. for the media, after having been told so long that basically anything goes, it is no surprise that standards have seriously eroded and basically anything goes. so what does the world look like where sullivan is overturned? is it doomsday for the press? would it be the end of our democratic republic because the press would be out of business? and politicians and the powerful would no longer be held accountable. no. hardly. let me give you two reasons why. first, the media is largely owned by large for-profit companies, many of whom are publicly traded, who are rational actors who act in