you right into the room of the international hotel in vegas with screaming girls at the front and cary grant smith. stay safe. i will be back next week. do you know how dangerous that is? mrvan orton? is everything all right? fine. it's. . .fine. hello there. more heat to come across england and wales on that monday, but there may well be some shows around two from the word go, especially across whales in the southwest, these turning heavy and thundery. drifting north through the north sea, threatening northwest england and into southern scotland with 1— does make showers for further east, plenty of sunshine interpreters rising quickly in wales. a hotter day in the midlands, 29—30 c. thunderstorms likely as we hinted tuesday. some downpours... across england and wales, but many places still dry with sunshine, so lots of heat for england and wales, feeling more humid in scotland and will best as well. essentially we will find highest temperatures in the southeast, it will eventually cool off by the end of the week. 0ver southeast, it will eventually cool off by the end of the week. over the n

right into the room of the international hotel in vegas, with screaming girls at the front and cary grantor watching the film review with me, anna smith. stay safe. i will be back next week. do you know how dangerous that is, mrvan 0rton? is everything all right? fine. it's. . .fine. hello there. for the second friday in a row, some of us have experienced some extreme heat drifting up from the near continent. in fact, the first friday of august saw temperatures peaking at 36.4 degrees in central london, and the heat was pretty widespread across the midlands, central and southern england. widely seeing those temperatures in excess of 30 degrees. that said, not for all. in parts of north—west wales and the outer hebrides we saw temperatures only at around 16 or 17 degrees, and here there were some showery outbreaks of rain. so over the next few hours those temperatures will fall into single figures. by contrast in the south—east it's going to be a very uncomfortable night for getting a good night's sleep. we wake up on saturday morning, perhaps low to mid 20s. so that means plenty of sunshi

right into the room of the international hotel in vegas, with screaming girls at the front and cary granting the film review with me, anna smith. stay safe. i will be back next week. do you know how dangerous that is? mrvan 0rton? is everything all right? fine. it's. . .fine. yesterday was the hottest august day since 2003. temperatures reached 36.4 celsius in london and some parts of southern england didn't drop below 20 celsius overnight. lots of sunshine around for many this afternoon, but not for all. there is much more cloud around across the north—east coast of england and that may start to fringe parts of lincolnshire through the afternoon. also, coastal areas of cornwall could just hang onto more cloud throughout the day. this area of high pressure building to the north of the uk, it is generating more of a north, north—westerly wind, so a north—south split in terms of temperatures. the south is where we will see the heat, cool and fresh further north, also keeping an eye on this area of cloud in the north sea, as i mentioned, just fringing north—eastern and eastern coasts of engl

you right into the room of the international hotel in vegas with screaming girls at the front and cary granta smith. stay safe. i will be back next week. do you know how dangerous that is? mrvan orton? is everything all right? fine. it's. . .fine. hello there. is uncomfortably muggy night in southeast england. in between we've got this cloud coming in off the north sea that we start with on sunday. could be 1— to light showers, any of those in the southeast should move away. the cloud thins and breaks, and sunshine develops far and wide. again, the highest numbers will be across the south midlands, southeast wells, the west cou ntry south midlands, southeast wells, the west country to east anglia, 33-35 c. as west country to east anglia, 33—35 c. as we move into monday, over night into monday, we possibly will see some heavy, thundery rain developing, which looks mainly to be across the western side of the uk. still many places will be dry and warm, if not hot on monday with the peak of the heat towards the southeast of england. those temperatures will slowly drop over the coming few days, a

that is cary grant, whose daughter went to my -- babysat for me some time ago. anyhow. that is myth number one. i like the 3/5 clause, not because i like slavery, but in terms of what it says about the politics of constitution making. secondly, the grounds for political selection, let's get the big guy out here. you can tell with madison come up you can see if we round the court. washington, you can post. he is probably more mobile. not much of a leaper but any case, washington is a big guy. 6'3", 6'4", he would tower over 98% of the soldiers. most of them were 5'4". there is a standing story that the presidency was created in washington's image. that's not true. that's not true at all. the framers went round and round on the presidency. they made the decision only with about, in the last week and a half, the convention was adjourned, they did so under conditions of profound uncertainty. let me try to explain why that was the case. will try to do this in seven minutes and then we will have five minutes for this issue and then i will wrap it up. for starters, i think the

that is cary grant, whose daughter actually babysat for us some time ago. [laughter] anyhow, i like the 3/5 clause, not because i like slavery, but in terms of what it says about the politics of constitution making. secondly, the grounds for political selection, let's get the big guy out here. you can tell from one i stood next to madison, if we were on the court, washington, you could post him. he is more mobile than the average -- i don't know, but in any case, washington was a big guy. 6'3", 6'4", he would tower over 98% of the soldiers. many of them were 5'4". madison's size. there is a standing story that the presidency was created in washington's image. that's not true. it's not true at all. the framers went round and round on the presidency. decisionsthe critical only in the last week and half before the commission was adjourned. they did so under conditions of profound uncertainty. let me try to explain why that was the case. i will try to do this in seven minutes and save five minutes for the judiciary, then we will wrap it up. for starters, the fi

you right into the room of the international hotel in vegas with screaming girls at the front and cary grantdo you know how dangerous that is? mrvan orton? is everything all right? fine. it's. . .fine. hello. this is breakfast with tina daheley and jon kay. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. borisjohnson says that getting all pupils in england back to school in september is now a "national priority". writing in the mail on sunday, the prime minister claims it is "morally indefensible" to keep children out of the classroom for any longer than necessary. he has also indicated that pubs and restaurants will close before schools in the event of future lockdowns. international leaders will hold talks this morning to raise aid for beirut after a massive explosion devastated the lebanese capital on tuesday, leaving at least 158 dead. several thousand people took to the streets yesterday to protest against the country's leaders. some of them stormed government buildings and clashed with riot police. the government has formally asked the royal navy to support border

right into the room of the international hotel in vegas, with screaming girls at the front and cary grantk. do you know how dangerous that is? mrvan orton? is everything all right? fine. 00:29:34,679 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 it's. . .fine. hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and nina warhurst. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. the government wants france to take tougher action on migrants who are trying to reach the uk by boat after record numbers crossed the channel this week. immigration minister chris philp says every migrants trying to cross should be bigger printed so they can be deported to the country they arrived from. —— fingerprinted. 235 people, including children, crossing in 17 vessels on thursday, followed by more than 130 yesterday. face coverings are now compulsory and more indoor settings in england and scotland, following a recent spike in coronavirus cases. anyone visiting a cinema, museum, place of worship or an aquarium will now be required to cover their mouth or nose. coverings also become compulsory in all public enclosed spaces

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right into the room of the international hotel in vegas, with screaming girls at the front and cary grant in the back at the vip area. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. stay safe. i will be back next week. do you know how dangerous that is? mrvan orton? is everything all right? fine. it's. . .fine. hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. max verstappen spoils the mercedes party at silverstone, with victory in the 70th anniversary grand prix. ben stokes is to miss the rest of england's test series against pakistan, flying home to new zealand flying home to new zealand to be with family. and a blow for champions celtic, in the scottish premiership... they fail to win against kilmarnock hello there, and welcome to sportsday. lots on the way — but we'll start with the action from silverstone. and after such a dominant performance at the track last week, it was always going to take something special to defeat the mercedes of lewis hamilton and valtteri bottas, in the 70th anniversary grand prix. but max verstappen produced a stunning drive, to top the podium