andrew castle, another great reason to respect _ stinks.drew castle, another great reason to respect his opinion - stinks. andrew castle, another great reason to respect his opinion as - stinks. andrew castle, another great reason to respect his opinion as a . reason to respect his opinion as a west countrymen. john and kate, thank you both very much — that's shameless, isn't it? we will all be back at 11:30 p:m., the weather and sport coming up next, then we travel to singapore for newsday. good evening, this is your update from the bbc sport centre. chelsea striker romelu lukaku has apologised to his team—mates and is back in the squad for tomorrow's league cup semi final against tottenham. the belgian was dropped for chelsea's match against liverpool at the weekend, after saying in an interview that he was "not happy" under manager thomas tuchel. lukaku released a video apology to chelsea's fans, and tuchel believes it's now time to move on. for me, the most important thing was to understand and clearly understand and believe it was not

the day after that, she welcomed president biden and the first lady for tea at the castle.ish highlands, and on the 1st of october, it was back to work. planting a tree to highlight the platinumjubilee initiative the queen's green canopy. launching the commonwealth games baton relay. celebrating the royal british legion and publicly using a walking stick for the first time. then travelling to cardiff to open parliament, and finally meeting global investment leaders at windsor castle. it was a hectic schedule and seemingly took its toll. the morning after this reception, a trip to northern ireland was cancelled at the last minute. the queen spent one night in hospital and was told to rest on doctor's orders. concerns intensified when a back sprain prevented herfrom attending one of the most significant events in her calendar, the national service of remembrance. your majesty. good morning. 0n the 17th of november, she was well enough to conduct an audience with the outgoing chief of the defence staff. i suppose if you're getting to the end of thatjob, you know, it is easier

the day after that, she welcomed president biden and the first lady for tea at the castle.he scottish highlands, and on the 1st of october, it was back to work. planting a tree to highlight the platinumjubilee initiative the queen's green canopy. launching the commonwealth games baton relay. celebrating the royal british legion and publicly using a walking stick for the first time. then travelling to cardiff to open parliament, and finally meeting global investment leaders at windsor castle. it was a hectic schedule and seemingly took its toll. the morning after this reception, a trip to northern ireland was cancelled at the last minute. the queen spent one night in hospital and was told to rest on doctor's orders. concerns intensified when a back sprain prevented herfrom attending one of the most significant events in her calendar, the national service of remembrance. your majesty. good morning. on the 17th of november, she was well enough to conduct an audience with the outgoing chief of the defence staff. i suppose if you're getting to the end of thatjob, you know, it is

the first business that i'd like to discuss is edinburgh castle pub. on january 15, i received a letter from the neighbor stating that edinburgh castle's music had been operating nearly 40 hours. inspector fiorentino reported back that he believed the base is not able to emanate into the complainants building as they are alleging that it is, and he noted that they are not even located directly adjacent to edinburgh castle pub, and it would have to travel through another building to reach them. i did visit the building on january 1 and speak with the owner about the complaint. the owner assured officer welsh that he would be taking care of the situation, and the neighbor has taken to yelp and google to disparage the business. the next item i wanted to discuss was the midway. over new year's eve, we received 24 complaints about the venue. inspector fiorentino responded in real-time to the complaints that were made on new year's eve and new year's day and showed that the business was operating in excess of their sound limit on both occasions. while he was

the bulky castle like impression is intentional. in christian symbolism, the fortress stands for god as a safe refuge. ah. the world heritage sites in caea or even older still. in 1986 unesco listed several of the roman era ruins here. t f was founded as august a turbo him in the year, 17 b, c. e. by the 2nd century c e. it had developed into a center of trade. in the latter years of the roman empire, pierre was among its biggest cities and t. f. put much of its wealth into its buildings. the most famous is the port, the negro. when the romans laid the foundation for the gate in the year 170, they could hardly have imagined it would be for the ages. at the time, it was one of 4 city gates and 3 f. now some 1850 years later. the port than niga is the best preserved roman city gate north of the alps, and a well known tourist site for were my vote in the roman era, the gate was nowhere near as black as it is to day i bought a negro means black gate, but the romans themselves saw the gate very differently, much lighter. we know that the

letter from the neighbor stating that edinburgh castle's music had been operating nearly 40 hours. inspector fiorentino reported back that he believed the base is not able to emanate into the complainants building as they are alleging that it is, and he noted that they are not even located directly adjacent to edinburgh castle pub, and it would have to travel through another building to reach them. i did visit the building on january 1 and speak with the owner about the complaint. the owner assured officer welsh that he would be taking care of the situation, and the neighbor has taken to yelp and google to disparage the business. the next item i wanted to discuss was the midway. over new year's eve, we received 24 complaints about the venue. inspector fiorentino responded in real-time to the complaints that were made on new year's eve and new year's day and showed that the business was operating in excess of their sound limit on both occasions. while he was on-site, inspector fiorentino worked with the owner to bring the volume down into compliance, which the owner was amenable to.

here at barnard castle we are a 12th century castle with connections to richard iii.oman in south wales, collecting carrier bags has become her hobby. she�*s been building her collection for more than four decades, and is now the proud owner of 10,000 of them. tomos morgan has been to meet her. where is the first one that started your collection? one of the first will be thejubilee�*s. from 1977. so at that point, did you think, yes... yeah. ..i�*m going to keep them? i�*m going to keep them. you knew at that point? yeah, i did. for almost half a century now, angela clarke has been collecting carrier bags. my top five. i love these. they�*re so unique. i�*ve got quite an affinity with these. her 10,000—strong collection is thought to be the largest in the world. that�*s the actual bag. and here you are with noel edmonds, the man that never ages. he doesn�*t age. he looks no different. and it all spiralled as a 10—year—old, after an appearance on the �*70�*s children�*s tv show the multi—coloured swap shop. i only had about 200 at that point. and then, after that progr

ah, castles, most famous landmark is the mighty statue of hercules at 70 metres. in height, hercules has an unparalleled view of the park and the city below ah, on we go, our next destination being where the former benedictine monastery of cor vi became the 39th location in germany to be awarded the unesco world heritage title, founded by french benedictine months in 822. this former abbey is over 1200 years old cove. i soon became a popular place of pilgrimage and is regarded as one of the most important monastic foundations of medieval germany. oh oh, the carol indian west work on the church facade is almost perfectly preserved. ah, the historical spacious thought and contort house district in homburg, as well as the famous sheila house have also been named a world heritage site. built on 3500000 oak piles. bush by shot is a historical collection of warehouses that provided storage space for merchants to keep their goods in the 19th century, coffee, tea and spices were mostly stored here. ah, the office buildings known as contort boys are also part of this world

around 40 castles, palaces and fortresses are strewn across the valley. in the town of saint gore's housing at the narrowest part of the rhine gorge lies the famous lava lie. rock. legend has it that a beautiful siren below belie would sit on the wrong. luring sailors to their death upon the rocks with singing lulu straw zoned and vis mav whose historic centres display the wealth of the medieval hon. sciatic league share the next world heritage site. they boast virtually unchanged. medieval brick buildings that have been extensively preserved and ta zoned, the town hall on the old market square is definitely worth a visit. it's a prime example of architectural heritage from the brick gothic period in northern germany. the cityscape of his mouth is marked by late medieval architecture to the market square is a stunning example of this. whether you're after gothic architecture or classicism . this town has 500 years of architectural history on display. ah, ah, layman was part of the hon, sciatic league to the port cities. origins reach as far back as the 8t

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tom, to go might be a better thing for white castle.ust saying. >> you know, nothing says romance like white castle. >> cupid, pull back your bow. >> i am all for a cheap date which, hey, this sounds like a cheap date. you know what, all white castle has ever given me -- no romance, but an upset stomach. >> yep. >> i don't know about there one. i have my doubts. >> same. >> diane king hall in new york, thank you for the update. >> all right. >>> all right. up next, time to break out the accordion. musician "weird al" will be featured in a new biopic. we'll tell you who will play him. featured in a new biopic. we'll tell you who will play him. ables touch fabric spray. it doesn't just eliminate odors... simply shake and spray to unlock the breakthrough power of touch-activated scent technology. that lasts, even hours later! that's because febreze touch stores scent in your fabrics so you get bursts of freshness with every touch. your whole world will come alive. welcome home to fresh with febreze touch. la, la, la, la, la your shipping m

here is my final question -- i promise, this is my final question about the castle.keep you deal with a lot of local tradespeople are they aware that you are an actor? are they aware of your work? >> they are. >> seth: okay. >> they are. i remember when we were building it - we built the castellation on the top. that's the bit that goes up and down, you know and we very carefully planned it, and we'd done models, and all of that. and when i looked at it -- when it was finally built and i looked at it, i thought, "it's wrong. it's too small." so, one of my friends said, "well, i'm not telling the builder. you go up there. so, i climbed up 13 floors of scaffolding, and i got to the top and i said, "this is wonderful, guys. this is wonderful, what you've built, but actually, take it down." we've got to make it bigger, because it's not strong enough it doesn't look strong enough. and he looked at me, and he said, "you know, the trouble with working with bloody actors are the bloody rehearsals. and he did -- he knocked it down, and we built it again. so, they do know they

this is the cities landmark mask war castle. and right next in is the castle mill. it was operated right up until 1952. and today it's a nice backdrop for a photo. and course i'd like to have a picture. so maybe elizabeth, you can help me out. yes, sure. here she with the castle as best known for the fact that the famous german poet i met to phone boss to whose home lived and died here in the mid 19th century. in mass brooke, the weights are shortened up a few steps and i am already at the barrack new palace which served as the residence of the prince. the ships of constance. the best thing here is the lake. you were going back to sibling and my sailing adventure is over now it's just the matter of maneuvering the boat back into the harbor and damaged so we have to attach the fenders to the railing, which ensure that the boat doesn't get stretched when moored thanks. if you'll hang it out here, i must have him rob the rope around. once you've eaten, take it back. you can cross it. yeah, not mind around again. right. good. oh, you've got it. now i've even learned the

mike allen built this castle by hand.'t see people for weeks at a time, and there was times where starvation was an issue. it was at a bad time, so i wasn't really speaking with anybody at all, i completely isolated myself. itjust seemed the best thing to do was to make my own place somewhere that was away from anybody. but that cabin got pulled down because it was on public land. not long after, mike ended up here on the mountain opposite after a local farmer offered their land, and he set about building. so all the stones have been collected just off the local land, using military bergens, like a big rucksack. gone through a couple of axes with all the logs for the trees and, yeah, for every one hour of building, there's literally five hours of collecting stones, so it has taken a long, long time. ijust thought it's going to be little cabin, but i said, let's turn it into a castle, as a joke, and i got carried away, i guess, over the lockdown. this place is now the base for mike's charitable organisation endex. thousand

and then we'll move on to bacon's castle. and again, here's a great aerial shot of the of the property corresponding with in an older map. so bacon's castle is kind of in the same situation as scotchtown. we have 40 acres that comes with this property and we're looking forward to developing a master plan that's going to to help us develop a plan to integrate all of that landscape in with the historic fabric that that already exists and so archeology again is a major factor in how this is going to to play out, but with bacon's castle, we are fortunate that we have this historic view shed of of farmland and forests. that's pretty much been there through the four centuries that the structure the structure of bacon's castle has existed. this original building was built in 1665 and it's pretty much been an agricultural use ever since. so one of the projects that we're working on in collaboration with with chip oaks state park is actually to do a historic road trace. and so the plan is is to reopen this three and a half mile. road

, and beasley at the time a _ barnard castle, and beasley at the time a lot— barnard castle, and beasleys a man— time a lot of people thought this was a man who did not really understand the rules. the challenge with what_ understand the rules. the challenge with what is going on it number 10 is, really. — with what is going on it number 10 is, really, who was in a position to understand — is, really, who was in a position to understand the rules? i can member at the _ understand the rules? i can member at the time, — understand the rules? i can member at the time, there were lots of even ithink— at the time, there were lots of even i think the _ at the time, there were lots of even i think the newspaper review people saying. _ i think the newspaper review people saying. we _ i think the newspaper review people saying, we did not really understand what was _ saying, we did not really understand what was come out of number 10 sometimes. it seems inconceivable the people — sometimes. it seems inconceivable the people it number 10 did not know how the _ the people it number 10 did not know

the relatively limited range but they're perfectly suited for bashing down castles. and that's exactly what bombards are for the the popularity of the bombard in late medieval europe helps to tip the political balance away from the landed warrior aristocracy and towards a more restricted number of greater lords, and we might refer to for convenience for convenience to sake as as kings artillery spent spelled the end of the castle and with the end with the end of the castle the autonomy of the warrior aristocracy seeding more power to kings and kings coincidentally were those who are more in a position to purchase and maintain the kind of heavy siege artillery that the heavy bombards that were necessary for besieging castles and so beginning of a constant refrain in the history of the west. there's military technology becomes more sophisticated. and costlier to produce the expense incurred by by investing in it excludes those who those states those political actors who just simply can't afford to participate and the rift only deeper as as weaponry becomes more and mor

i cummings is effectively part of the history of barnard castle?- history of barnard castle?talk about— history, over the pandemic. let's talk about all _ history, over the pandemic. let's talk about all of _ history, over the pandemic. let's talk about all of the _ history, over the pandemic. let's talk about all of the other - history, overthe pandemic. let's talk about all of the other places. why do you think there is this growing interest, you mentioned membership has gone up dramatically, what is behind that? is it the fact that we haven't been able to travel abroad for holidays so people are looking closer to home? it is partly that. if looking closer to home? it is partly that- if you — looking closer to home? it is partly that. if you have _ looking closer to home? it is partly that. if you have ever _ looking closer to home? it is partly that. if you have ever been - looking closer to home? it is partly that. if you have ever been to - looking closer to home? it is partly that. if you have ever been to a - that. if you have ever been to a fantastic secluded priory r

and also you understand the national yeah, soul of by notion of all of these makes a new castle. i still want the thing surely many people at the conference felt that reaching a deal was important for the future. but sometimes it felt like this saw it more as a game to concede, it wasn't tension was rising as negotiations had moved behind closed doors and we were desperate for updates. i find we are my new step. i knew the import has been quite some swearing given the negotiations. didn't people have been asked to go to hell? it's pretty far from reaching a compromise. what the reason for these 2, do they mean that they are not directed in any way? or there are a newfie it will have all a lot of money that they don't want to pay. they got the money and they don't want to spend it. and this with an indian maiden doing care either tease us on the story for me. i was not looking for that. she was very mighty moving forward to see us coming together. but it is not over yet with more than a very much disappointed. but we may not come. we drank, removed his aspect there. now lucy, trai

i live right up near the magic castle. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> i live at the magic castle. >> give me a number larger than 20, less than 50. >> jimmy: okay. >> say it aloud. >> jimmy: 35. >> 35. what month were you born? >> jimmy: november. >> 35, november. is this your watch? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, that is not my watch. >> hold on. is this your watch? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, not my watch. >> is this your watch? >> jimmy: you know, i don't really have a watch, no, none of them are my watch -- >> i'm working on that trick. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you live so close in the castle, why not? >> it was an easy thing. i'm just excited for "red notice." >> jimmy: oh, yeah. are you -- are you in "red notice"? >> i am not. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh. but you're -- >> i am not. but talk about -- >> jimmy: have you seen -- >> i haven't seen a stitch of it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you haven't? >> but you've got ryan reynolds. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, supposed to be here, yeah. >> you got dwayne "the rock" johnson, right? >> jimmy: right. >> gal gadot. [ cheers ] >> hubba-hu

white castle offered a feature dinner, service, romantic decorations.pages of old playboy magazines glued to the wall. the promotion for covid concerns just strange because white castle specifically sells a slider top with bacon and covid, that's real. the chain will offer romantic food so you can celebrate valentine's day with white castle take out. personally, that feels much more like a christmas to me. topic number two. a teenager has become the youngest woman ever to fly solo around the world, 19-year-old dara stopped in 41 countries on her flight around the globe in all her parents got 41 lousy t-shirts. she completed her trip and five months or if the aviation world, walking speed. the trip was meant to take three months but weather conditions kept her grounded for weeks at a time. every time she landed, she had to give a speech about earning miles with her credit card. she spent her favorite moments flying over new york city and an active volcano in iceland so she got to see a hellish pit of death. active volcano of ice. topic number three. most

the first business that i'd like to discuss is edinburgh castle pub.

surprise, we got a castle.d of the work. the gaines diving in, painstakingly bringing the castle back to its glory days by using futuristic tricks of the trade. >> a mantel like this, god knows, this thing probably costs $30,000 or $50,000 in context. nowadays they would make it out of styrofoam and from the naked eye you would never know the difference. >> this is a "gma" fixer upper exclusive. styrofoam instead of plaster. >> the future. >> reporter: it's also the future of joanna's style evolution. get ready to see less shiplap and more variety. >> when we think of your style, i believe that there's a term like modern farmhouse. >> farmhouse fresh. the reason why i think the farm kind of stuck is when we first started filming "fixer" we bought the first farm house i ever touched, uncovered the shiplap. it was like gold. i was like, this is gorgeous. it's a farm house. let's expose this. then every client that came after the farm house asked for shiplap. i've evolved into -- i have a love more multiple styles

our correspondent helena wilkinson is outside windsor castle. interview, he has led a very isolated life year and he shares his home with his former wife year and perhaps he is going to be turning to her in this moment. but going forward, we are not going to see prince andrew out and about as a working member of the royalfamily and that as a working member of the royal family and that decision clearly decides to separate prince andrew's court case from the royal families public duties. he will now focus on the case, the queen who should be celebrating this year, or 70 years on the throne, the palace will be very much hoping that this decision about prince andrew will lift what was a very dark cloud over the celebrations. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. a former syrian colonel has been jailed for life in germany for mass torture, killings and other abuses. the crimes were committed at a prison in damascus known as �*hell on earth�* during the 2011 protest. anwar raslan is the most senior syrian official to be held accoun

well, one austrian architect in columbia has quite literally flipped his world upside down the castle locker, better known as the upside down house is. the new colombian tourist sensation is not only the house itself that defies gravity, but everything inside it as well. yet, even the toilets, hundreds of visitors have already flocked to the new attraction just outside of bogus tal. it's hoped that initiatives like this one will help to boost tourism, which has suffered because of the pandemic. hey, you are watching d. w. news live from berlin up next week, up global 3000 for you. and of course you can always get all the latest news and information any time you want on our website that's at d, w dot com for me and all of us here at d. w, thanks for watching ah with who are my 1st then in japan, the kids are learning early on where their food actually comes from to reflect the nature is provision could result healthier diet and less obesity. school can take so good. mobile 3000 on d. w. ah, they were murdered to exterminating both their existence and history buried. and yet some people

we own a castle.s -- >> i would love every minute of it. wait for the game to finish before you decide. >> okay. >> we're calling it gaines some insight. >> i like that. >> i ask the question. you point to who fits best. okay. who is the bigger night owl? >> oh. >> okay. who is grumpier in the morning. 2 for 2. who flubs more of their lines on camera? >> i would say we're equally bad at this. >> i don't talk a ton so -- >> well, that's true. >> you talk all the time. >> fair enough. >> who is the bigger social butterfly? who is more stubborn? oh. i mean you guys are nailing it. who is a better dancer? show us, chip. >> we're both bad at dancing. >> but i'm the better of the two. >> that's true. 100% >> i can kind of go. >> in a choreographed cheerleading way but once rhythm gets involved we fall apart. >> chip has one body part that moves and it's his ankle. >> it's my ankle. >> it just oddly twists. >> when you see john travolta along with the peace sign it's cool but when you see me do it all by mys

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