they were taking advantage of what carrie chapman catt, among countless others, had worked so hard top them gain. ♪♪ it was a momentous achievement, the culmination of a battle that took more than seven decades. and for catt, a cause she had spent 40 plus years of her life fighting, the fight to win women the vote. ♪♪ it's the story of america and it's the story of how we change our laws and it's a story of how we make the constitution a living document. this is a very important story. it is the enfranchisement of half of our nation and it is a story of democracy. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ carrie clinton lane was born january 9, 1859 in ripon, wisconsin, the middle child with two brothers. in 1866, at the close of the civil war, her family moved to a farm new charles city, iowa. her parents, lucius and maria lane, saw in their daughter a toughness and an independence unlike most girls of her time and early on witnessed her pledge to fight for women's rights. jane cox: carrie said that she became a suffragist at 13 and it was the result of the fact that her parents very much wanted horace greeley to

the letters of john jay chapman. now, john jay chapman was for his day a very famous intellectual author, cultural critic critic, from about 18 and reformer, 1890s. until i went to the through the end of the 1930s. he you had he was a commanding figure everyone knew him everyone recognize his importance and i was focusing him although i was i had hoped to see a bunch of other as well. i never got to them. he was the grandson of a famous boston abolitionist rhea west chapman. he knew her. he grew up with her and when at about 1911, he published a very well-informed and very articulate, very positive biography or study, i think is probably better term study of william lloyd garrison, probably the most famous white abolitionist. of the pre-civil war era. now, this went against all the historiography, all the textbooks all the understandings that american had, americans had, or almost all had of the anti slavery movement. now, what i was doing i wanted to look at the legacy of the abolitionists and their impact on, the c

major general chip chapman , is.neral chip chapman, head of counter—terrorism at the ministry of defence . what i have ministry of defence. what i have no doubt have a better a much more informed opinion than i do. good evening . welcome to the good evening. welcome to the program . i mean, all of these program. i mean, all of these reports , it seems to me, are reports, it seems to me, are pretty . i mean, suella, is she pretty. i mean, suella, is she right to say that it's political correctness or frankly, cowardice ? that means we're not cowardice? that means we're not deaung cowardice? that means we're not dealing with the problem properly? well, i don't think she because, of course, if you're a practitioner in in counter—terrorism, you follow the threat , not any political the threat, not any political correctness . and it doesn't correctness. and it doesn't matter if it's left wing, right wing, northern ireland terrorism or fourth one. no left and single issue terrorism . if it single issue terrorism. if it sta

major general chip chapman , is.ral chip chapman, head of counter—terrorism at the ministry of defence . what i have ministry of defence. what i have no doubt have a better a much more informed opinion than i do. good evening . welcome to the good evening. welcome to the program . i mean, all of these program. i mean, all of these reports , it seems to me, are reports, it seems to me, are pretty . i mean, suella, is she pretty. i mean, suella, is she right to say that it's political correctness or frankly, cowardice ? that means we're not cowardice? that means we're not deaung cowardice? that means we're not dealing with the problem properly? well, i don't think she because, of course, if you're a practitioner in in counter—terrorism, you follow the threat , not any political the threat, not any political correctness . and it doesn't correctness. and it doesn't matter if it's left wing, right wing, northern ireland terrorism or fourth one. no left and single issue terrorism . if it single issue terrorism. if it stack

chapman, thank you >>> the senate environment and public works committee has asked the ceo of norfolk southern railway to testify under oath about the train derailment in east palestine, ohio chuck schumer says the company owes the american people some answers to some very important questions. a hearing could come as early as next week. >>> a freight train partially derailed in florida, about 50 miles south of tampa six cars overturned, including one containing propane another propane car had a set of wheels come off the rail but remained standing. there were no leaks and no injuries the vice president of seminole gulf railway says the company will clear and repair the tracks this coming week >>> vanessa bryant has reached a nearly $30 million settlement with los angeles county over photos taken of the scene of the deadly 2020 helicopter crash that claimed the lives of her husband kobe bryant and their daughter gianna. seven other people were killed the settlement brings an end to the litigation with the county over photos first responders took of the site they were later shown or sha

i'm grateful steven curtis chapman could join us tonight. stephen, i know you and your family are grieving, and i appreciate you taking the time to talk with us about about katherine. she sounded like such an incredible person. the police chief has said that he can't confirm it. but he says it's very possible that that she was running toward the shooter. that probably doesn't surprise you, given that when your family was grieving, she ran toward toward toward your grief towards your trouble. yeah. absolutely um, katherine. um. miss says my boys called her. um she was a amazing. person and she would run that would be like her move towards step into trouble pain, hard things. that's why her life , um marked our family. so significantly. we knew her, um, before we walked through the great tragedy of losing our youngest daughter, my son's, um , we're we had made a decision to go have them go on the road with me tour with me for a season. and she being an educator, the aca academic dean of the school that all my kids attended c p a christ presbyt

s. fed chapman's warning that inflation has yet to be tamed. i've got a website that's d, w dot com some more news. and you can, of course, also check our social media channels. the handle you need that is at the don't mean yes i'm and you could send it the cannon in berlin. thanks so much for watching. and stay with us with journalism. help us in overcoming divisions. save the date for the d. w. global media forum. 2023 in bonn, germany and increasingly fragmented world with a growing number of voices, digitally amplified. we see where this clutter can lead what we really need, overcoming divisions into vision for tomorrow's journalism. save the date and to join us for this discussion. at the 16th edition of d, w. c, global media forum stories that move people the world over d. w on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch. follow us. ah, the fat warns of rate hikes ahead. u. s. central bank chief j. powell tells congress a lot more needs to be done to get inflation under control. also coming up sri lanka, weird and urgently needed bail ou

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major general chapman gibson, chapman and paul gibson, brakkton paul gibson.and paul gibson, brycome, boris gibson. and still chapman and paul gibson, brycome, boris johnson'sld still to come, boris johnson's official is official partygate defence is being released later. but will the prime minister being released later. but will the that'rime minister being released later. but will the that grilling?ister being released later. but will the that grilling?isthink survive that grilling? i think he much of a grilling. he won't be much of a grilling. i it would be a light i think it would be a light roasting with those topics. roasting you with those topics. but that after but we'll get more on that after your news . give warning. your morning news. give warning. i'm tamsin roberts. here are your headlines at 1130 for china's xi jinping has in moscow for talks with vladimir putin. the trip comes just days after the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for russian president on charges of war crimes. president xi called for pragmatism on ukraine. pr

captain chapman testified about seeing other sets of tire tracks. if you had came in off moselle road, you probably saw where deputy green's vehicle had stopped right at the kennels, but then on the other side where you saw that alex was parked and pacing on some of these videos, that's where captain chapman had talked about seeing tire tracks, and he tried to track them. s.l.e.d. was coming on. it was like a trail to nowhere. it was a trail to nowhere. deputy rutland talked about seeing hair in maggie's hands, you'll recall. you didn't hear anything about the hair in maggie's hands from that moment forward. was it tested? was it sent off for analysis? there was no evidence of what, if anything happened to the hair in maggie's hands. was it as a result of a struggle with her assailant? was it her own hair? i mean, we don't know the answer to that. we know that failed to fake fingerprints from the feed row, and they should have. they failed to properly take footwear impressions from the feed room or at the apron right outside the feed room, and i thi

died, and they came out and the joke was brought his urn , so graham chapman couldn't be there. i think that's the most appropriate way to mourn a comedian. i don't think any comedian wants to be taken seriously in death. it almost feels like a betrayal. it's part of the code of comedy. we were doing a show in, uh in bristol. and we were doing a matinee there. and for some extraordinary reason, the audience just didn't laugh. and after about, oh, now up to 40% off. you found the one now find the ring sales diamond store. the driving packet your pace. store your things until you're ready. then we deliver to your new home across town or across the country pots, your personal moving and storage team. women don't need a day. we need every day. that's right. nothing to try anything. just be ourselves am emotional, irrational. check the labels at the door. you get to be unlikable, awkward, hilarious, and you're messy, sometimes were marvelous, and sometimes we're a bag of fleas. here all are welcome. watch us exactly as we are. introducing new sweet and savory crepes for a limited tim

of this traumatic behind this traumatic david chapman is the national director of the uvalde foundationays over the past 2 days the organization has received more than 100 calls for service from santa rosa families. really from the stabbing death of 16 year-old jan pm to. pn to died after he and another junior confronted a freshman student. police say that the freshman pulled out a knife and stabbed jaden 3 times. both professional counselors here. >> team members that are available that have been crisis. some have been through violent a school shootings before they can call it number that we have our web site. i have released as well. that's 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. those lines are also available to adults monitor by professional counts. >> chapin says that the foundation is also looking to be an independent voice as a team will gather facts about what happened offer advice on how to prevent these kinds of conflicts from escalating board members that are. >> part of our research team in investigators, higher the collective. we will look at a lot of different various factors. >> i

paul chapman, thank you very much indeed. _ paul chapman, thank you very much indeed.nd wales with an amber amber warning in place for parts of the north midlands and the north of england, starting this afternoon. our reporter nick garnett has updates on closures from peak district. that road is managing to stay open, that is the main road between chesterfield and the north—west of england. if i come round a bit here, you can see that the smaller road, the more minor roads, they have gone completely. they were shutting at 9:30am. there was not an awful lot of notice that this bad weather was coming, and so the authorities have been out gritting, they have been working with all the local authorities to make sure that what could be done to prepare for this was being done properly. you have seen the roads, the main roads are staying open. the one that has shut in the last few minutes is the a66 between penrith and scotch corner. that was shut because there is too much traffic on its, or wanting to use it, and there is no way off it once you get on it. that road is now bei

okay we're at a middle school basketball game at chapman ville, west virginia.lay comes to a halt after the ball gets stuck on the rim and after multiple unsuccessful attempts to knock that ball loose, guess who comes to the rescue here? the middle school cheer team. let's go. saving the day they run over after a quick lift a little bit of wiggling. the cheerleaders managed that ball now your typical stunt, but you know that's what bernie's practice for effective nonetheless, ladder. nobody s very cool. thanks so much for joining us tonight. everyone have a great n e to come to these family meetings? i'm an adult. she said, emerging from the basement in her pajamas at noon. get off my back. it's saturday. right? what is this meeting about? are the ducks back? 'cause that was weird. your mom starts her new job running grandpa's closet company on monday, and you know how she gets when there are big changes. (groans) claire: (english accent) knockity-knock! oh, no. not -- mrs. clutterworth. who's ready to take everything we don't want and toss it in the bin? i am!

one interesting question you interesting question is you know, alan know, ian wright and alan chapman chapman isn't if ian wright was actually be on this actually scheduled to be on this saturday, may just be saturday, he may just be grandstanding. and grandstanding. but if he was and if shearer scheduled to if shearer was scheduled to be on, imagine he are they on, i imagine he was. are they not breach of contract? not in breach of contract? i mean, they're paid enormous sums of bbc to, you of money by the bbc to, you know, to, their punditry. know, to, to do their punditry. when if they can just drop when asked if they can just drop out like this, not because they're ill or they've got a family emergency, but out of solidarity with someone who's broken this policy . solidarity with someone who's broken this policy. i mean, broken. this bbc policy. i mean, i would have thought that they might be disciplined as a consequence. i mean, i as you can imagine, i don't mind can imagine, toby, i don't mind a of workplace a little bit of workplace solidarity , so going to solidarity, so i'm n

phil chapman reports.housand years ago. but looking to the future, the hudswell community charity wants to transform the building into a hostel for walkers, cyclists and holiday—makers in the next 18 months. not only would it bring tourists here, support our local businesses, but it will also preserve this building, which is important to the village and has been at the centre of village life, we think, for about 1000 years, not this building, but previous buildings on this site. so it's important to us that we were able to find a new use for it. this is the third church on this site. and in 1884, as you can see from this plaque here, money was given towards the rebuilding of the church, which cost £1800 in those days. hudswell already has a community—run shop and pub, and it's hoped the church hostel will boost the local economy after a tough few years. covid. electricity. energy. fuel costs. you know, the price of beer has just gone up again. i think it will really sort of bump the village up and bump bus

there is fear those chapman side would never make it out alive, but secret talks -- safe evacuation andwed russia to fully cease mariupol, and secure's long sought land bridge with crimea. cnn's alex marquardt has this exclusive report. >> three months last year, russian forces laid -- steel plant. more than 2000 ukrainians, both soldiers and civilians, taking shelter deep underground. in the port city of mariupol, it was ukraine's last stand. after russian president vladimir putin spoke on state television ordering the plant sealed off, so not even a fly can escape, -- these new exclusive videos show that some of his top generals were dispatched during tense never before seen negotiations, and released and surrender of those in azovstal. these clips and photos are from alexander -- a ukrainian member of parliament who had previously served as a soviet paratrooper. he told us he reached out to old contacts in russia security services. >> is -- -- soon he, said to senior russian military and generals were involved. alexander -- and vladimir -- both are highly decorated, general -- was in

this traumatic behind this traumatic david chapman is the national director of the uvalde foundation for kids. >> he says over the past 2 days the organization has received more than 100 calls for service from santa rosa families. really from the stabbing death of 16 year-old jan pm to pn to died after he and another junior confronted a freshman student. police say that the freshman pulled out a knife and stabbed jaden 3 times. both professional counselors and here. >> team members that are available that have been through school crisis. some have been through violent a school shootings before they can call it number that we have on our website. >> i have released as well. that's 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. those lines are also available to adults monitor by professional counts. >> chapin says that the foundation is also looking to be an independent voice as a team will gather facts about what happened offer advice on how to prevent these kinds of conflicts from escalating board members that are. >> part of our research team in investigators, higher. collectively will look at a lo

let's dig in deeper with leroy chapman and former federal prosecutor michael zelding. gentlemen, i appreciate you sharing part of your saturday with us. michael, first to you. there are three recorded calls we know of where trump tried to pressure officials in georgia. how does that bolster a potential case? >> well, it's further evidence, boris, of the effort of the president to undermine the integrity of the vote in virginia. to prove criminal behavior here, however, you need to have established that the president knew he lost, objectively knew he lost, and despite that knowledge, went forward with a plan to prevent the certification of the vote. merely calling members of the state legislature in a good faith effort to have them investigate his belief of fraud will not rise to the level of criminal behavior. it's a matter of what was his intention and what can they prove about what prior knowledge he had and why this call was an effort to do something that was criminal as opposed to just inappropriate. >> leroy, i'm curious about the timing here because the special g

of this traumatic behind this traumatic david chapman is the national director of the uvalde foundation for kids. >> he says over the past 2 days the organization has received more than 100 calls for service from santa rosa families. really from the stabbing death of 16 year-old jan pm to pn to died after he and another junior confronted a freshman student. police say that the freshman pulled out a knife and stabbed jaden 3 times. both professional counselors and here. >> team members that are available that have been through school crisis. some have been through school shootings before they can call it number that we have on our website. >> i have released as well. that's 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. those lines are also available to adults monitor by professional counts. >> chapin says that the foundation is also looking to be an independent voice as a team will gather facts about what happened offer advice on how to prevent these kinds of conflicts from escalating a couple board members that are. >> part of our research team in investigators, higher. think collectively will look at

this traumatic behind this traumatic david chapman is the national director of the uvalde foundation for kids. >> he says over the past 2 days the organization has received more than 100 calls for service from santa rosa families. really from the stabbing death of 16 year-old jan pm to. pn to died after he and another junior confronted a freshman student. police say that the freshman pulled out a knife and stabbed jaden 3 times. both professional counselors here. >> team members that are available that have been through school crisis. some have been through violent school shootings before they can call it number that we have on our website. >> i have released as well. that's 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. those lines are also available to adults monitor by professional counts. >> chapin says that the foundation is also looking to be an independent voice as a team will gather facts about what happened and offer advice on how to prevent these kinds of conflicts from escalating board members that are. >> part of our research team in investigators, higher the collective. we will look at

daniel stroupe, president of chapman university and a member of the board. and thank you to all of our board members that are here tonight. i'd also like to recognize lisa sparks, chairwoman of the orange county board of education and fred whitaker, chairman of the republican party of orange county. thank you both for being here. i want to acknowledge and thank all of the members of the president's council, the associates club in our audience and, those who are watching tonight online as well. because your support this distinguished speaker series at which the nixon foundation gathers business political and civic leaders from all across the country and across the world to advance the legacy of president nixon so you for your support. and if you're not a member, i'd encourage you to pick up the brochures, your seats, take a look, flip through it, and if you have any questions, you can call the number on the back. i now like to welcome another member of the board of directors hugh hewitt and you know him as the host of the hugh hewitt show on the salem radio a

that's why the volunteers you see here in valium and chapman say they stepped in knowing help wouldn't come fast enough. they started a food distribution center, taking in donations from locals and handing them i'm out in bags so families could carry them while walking. the government is saying that things are good and everything is cleared and that everything is being you know their food distributions and everything's great. my streets did not get plowed until this morning. castillo was among those grateful for her neighbors. but days of struggling to get around and get supplies have left her weary. we just hoping that you know the rules are being cleared so we can go back to normal. and the roads up here are still very much a mess. in fact, we tried to go into some neighborhoods and the streets were so narrow that we couldn't go down. then we actually had to back out and we've also seen accidents. and at this point, the sheriff says, there's been only one storm related death, but many people up here are questioning that number, including a woman. we spoke with. yesterday who told us

, elected as national— was douglas chapman, elected as national treasurer, try to get in to see the _g and growing and local branches are essentially being told what candidates to have, there has been resentment with that. there is hardly— resentment with that. there is hardly a — resentment with that. there is hardly a bit of the snp that hasn't been _ hardly a bit of the snp that hasn't been annoyed with something the leadership has done over these years — leadership has done over these ears. ,.. ., leadership has done over these ears. ,.. . ., leadership has done over these ears. . ., . , ., years. important to frame this for viewers outside _ years. important to frame this for viewers outside scotland - years. important to frame this for viewers outside scotland and - years. important to frame this for. viewers outside scotland and remind people that the snp is not the independence movement, it is only a part of it. the independence movement is effectively a leaderless one that doesn't have to buy into everything the snp does, is that fair? ., , , . . . everything the snp does, is

i have been product, they're not the city of the bun, job a man highway from chapman to quin. this is one of the roads that named so onwards to understand had been blocked by projectors. and i will protest now taking place near islam abad, and even into twin city of ra, would have been day with a few kilometers from had so indeed a strong reaction. the government showing a determination that he did relatives demeron con. however, the charges against them and it should not be forgotten that dead all $77.00 cases that have been brought against them. ron pon, the government and bob will, has dried every trick in the boat or dried her name. the highest gorge of galks have given him leave because of the frivolous chargers many years then legal experts believed that george george will not hold in a court of law. busy and of god's knowledge of foreigners coming out and the situation indeed quite gain and really interesting that the approach has sudden taking place in places other than the horn. now you mentioned the many challenges that he's facing, but his arrest, the attempt to arr

thank you very much selena and coming up on a c. 3 60 christian singer steven curtis chapman, who waslose friends with nashville shooting victim katherine coons will join anderson that is coming up next hour. and next here, new ooh, i opening messages from inside fox news, including from the chairman of fox, rupert murdoch. who we now know from what we're about to tell you about trump's lies criminal. allergies don't have to be scary . spraying flonase daily gives you long lasting, non drowsy relief loans, all good. 1500 purchase allowance on a 2023 cadillac xt five and six. visit your local cadillac dealer today. dehydration gets real. hey that's smart, pony. hydration isn't just for kids helps you hydrate during recovery. isn't pretty. it's the moment when you realize that a good day is about to become a bad one. then i remembered that the world is so much bigger than that, with trilogy because one does a day helps keep my asthma symptoms under control and with three medicines and one inhaler trilogy helps improve lung function so i can breathe easier for a full 24 hours trilogy won

chapman. and take in consideration the work of the department of building inspection. how do y'all do a need's assessment when you don't have the empirical data. we need to [inaudible]. that has been preserved. and not [inaudible] the state of the tourists and adverse low impact those who want to live there. as they used to before. think thez who want to make money. when in the past, they have tried to save these units so this people can live. san franciscans. i don't know why you find it so difficult not to take care of our citizens first. thank you very much. checking to see if there are other callers in the queue. that concludes comment. why public comment is closed. president peskin. >> madam chair, supervisor preston i would like to star boy making a motion to include the general findings amendment that you are in receipt of and i read in the record. >> on that motion, supervisor preston. >> aye jofrment supervisor peskin. >> aye >> melgar >> aye >> have 3 aye's >> i would like to make a motion to send as amended the board of prierzs without recommendation. >> on

speaker, i rise today to recognize leroy white chapman jr. as editor of our newspaper. he has been with the a.j.s. since 2011. over the course of his 27-year career, he worked as a columnist, editorial writer. he covered a number of high-profile stories including the 2020 election results and those charged in the atlanta public schools cheating system. leroy will be a.j.c.'s first black editor in chief in the newspaper's 155-year history. congratulations on this wonderful honor. i look forward to your continuing success at the atlanta journal constitution. and by the way, this comes from another leroy. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from pennsylvania, ms. wild, for five minutes. ms. wild: madam speaker, i ask for unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. wild: on march 1 of this year, drug manufacture eli lilly announced its plan to institute a $35 cap on out-of-pocket insulin c

mark chapman . murray. alex scott. chapman. murray. alex scott.y sommers and jason muhammad are also on strike. fans of football focus and final school have been left with repeats of bargain hunt and the repair shop .even bargain hunt and the repair shop . even fatboy slim took the opportunity last night to beam gary's on stage to his adoring fans , like some kind of memorial fans, like some kind of memorial . as a result, match of the day now be aired with no presenters, now be aired with no presenters, no and no commentators . it's no and no commentators. it's a bit of a farce. i think it would have been rather nice? actually lineker to encourage a lesser known pundit take the reins. what an opportunity . instead, what an opportunity. instead, he's reportedly left in tears, overwhelmed by all the support he's received from his fellow football pundits . so you're football pundits. so you're either on gary lineker side or you're not. it's highly likely that anyone dared to put themselves forward to present themselves forward to present the show to

hinckley chapman was hinckley. hinckley tailed ted kennedy around washington for two or three days before, including the senate office building, with a gun in his pocket before he went and shot reagan. but it's almost as if there were moments when he had a death wish. i was in rome for the papal inauguration and the second was visit. the second would there were popes in a month. that's right and ted and jimmy breslin know ted and. chris dodd. you know where this story is going. oh, we'll tell the end of it. it was ted chris dodd. there's a party somewhere. well, ted rented a scooter and i mean, rome is not the place to ride a scooter unless you've lived there all your life and and he was drunk a good deal at the time. and you know, you looked at this man and you thought, you know, he's he doesn't want live or he's gambling he's he's gambling he's saying if i stay alive after getting drunk and riding a scooter through the streets of, rome, then i deserve to be alive. someone's saying let him live. well, patrick said

you are working on the very -- chapman issues earlier last year, in 2022. i know you have thought a great deal about the challenges of communicating, about some of the changing kinds of guidance and the capacities needed to move that forward. in terms of thinking about what cdc needs to better communicate with the public, where do you see some of the best opportunities for improving the agency's ability to carry that out? >> yeah, i think even in the course of the pandemic that within cdc there was a recognition that a lot of the communication efforts that go on within cdc were aimed at speaking to professionals, health care providers, public health agencies, and that comparatively underdeveloped portion of the communication efforts cbc was aimed at the public. cdc has begun to really reassess the way it does large-scale communication. that's again dependent to some extent on the power outside of cdc. if you look at that and infrastructure this easy has to do that work, we expected to be able to communicate to the public, to all of the technical community,

major general chip chapman is former head of at defence . also at the ministry of defence.t . spoke at the icc in the past. we're going move away from we're going to move away from this to just you, this story now, but to just you, what is, we'll be what it is, because we'll be returning to is that arrest warrant international arrest warrant international arrest warrant vladimir and warrant for vladimir putin and indeed children's rights indeed his children's rights commissioner over , the unlawful commissioner over, the unlawful deportation of children. we heard from a ukrainian mp earlier that who said that this is tantamount to genocide. so the replacement of an ethnic group, i demography that and trying to replace them with ethnic russians, as it were . and ethnic russians, as it were. and yeah. so there we go. that's the latest on the start of putin's arrest and we'll bring you more as we get it. that lies more throughout this show. but two fresh hope that the epidemic of strike action back here at home has damage to the has done so much damage to the economy in the la

when we actually did have to reuse and nicky chapman and people, we were in the next year, they took. they came running, screaming . we they came running, screaming. we all arrived saying we can't believe , know that you've been believe, know that you've been away just so it feels like you never left . and they were all on never left. and they were all on the set , jumping for joy. never left. and they were all on the set , jumping forjoy. it never left. and they were all on the set , jumping for joy. it was the set, jumping for joy. it was one of the most remember awful, happiest times ever. and still being enjoy it now today. so many people. i tell this comedy ain't going to go away. no it's ain't going to go away. no it's a classic. that's why people are still watching fawlty towers. monty the office, only and horses. they don't make them like that any more. what do you think of newer , modern comedies think of newer, modern comedies 7 think of newer, modern comedies ? i'm so sorry to say. i've tried you. i've tried . if tried you. i've tried. if someone can help me out here on, i

the main programme, only 15 minutes of coverage and without the usual commentators and host mark chapman he has tweeted he will be backin have said, he has tweeted he will be back in the match of the day share on saturday, and it will come as a relief to many and be welcomed to many because of the popularity of the programme. he said i want to thank my colleagues at bbc sport for the remarkable show of solidarity, the remarkable show of solidarity, the bot as a team game but their backing was overwhelming, he has gone on to say i been presenting sport at the bbc for almost three decades and am immeasurably proud to work with the best and fairest broadcaster in the world. i cannot wait to get back in the match of the day chair on saturday. then he goes on to talk about a final thought, he says however difficult the last few days have been, does not compare to having to flee your home from persecution or war to seek refuge in a land far away. so, gary lineker, confirmation he will be back presenting much of the day, but tim devi has said there will be a review of policy at the bbc on tweet

when we actually did have to reuse and nicky chapman and people, we were in the next year, they took they came running, screaming. we all arrived saying we can't believe , know that you've been believe, know that you've been away just so it feels like you never left . and they were all on never left. and they were all on the set , jumping for joy. never left. and they were all on the set , jumping forjoy. it never left. and they were all on the set , jumping for joy. it was the set, jumping for joy. it was one of the most remember awful, happiest times ever. and still being enjoy it now today. so many people. i tell this comedy ain't going to go away. no it's ain't going to go away. no it's a classic. that's why people are still watching fawlty towers. monty the office, only and horses. they don't make them like that any more. what do you think of newer , modern comedies think of newer, modern comedies 7 think of newer, modern comedies ? i'm so sorry to say. i've tried you. i've tried . if tried you. i've tried. if someone can help me out here on, i'm willing to keep going . i i'm wi

is that going to wear mark chapman he presents that programme normally presents the sports coverage on we don't know whether he'll be appearing tonight in which case you'll get the same as night, which is as you got last night, which is football. highlights we've no match the day theme . you'll match of the day theme. you'll get music, no commentary, no get no music, no commentary, no punst get no music, no commentary, no pundits , etc. and then you've pundits, etc. and then you've got the quarter final in the fa cup, the space to be live on the bbc next saturday. so you've got to sort out this disagreement with lineker also work with gary lineker and also work out of consistency out some sort of consistency in the way you apply rules around impartiality. so yeah, big questions the bbc. okay questions for the bbc. okay paul questions for the bbc. okay paul, thanks very much indeed. loads of views coming through on this . julie. hi. julie says the this. julie. hi. julie says the media are getting this one wrong in terms of support for gary lineker. no support for gary or any pundits on

one big question guiding the turmoil was the invasion legal major general chapman is a former seniorand. the war had been underpinned . by the war had been underpinned. by unscr 1441, which was had run unscr1441, which was had run its day , and that saddam hussein its day, and that saddam hussein had to get rid of his weapons of mass destruction . of course, mass destruction. of course, that was the impetus to war. and the problem became that there were no weapons of mass destruction . so i don't think destruction. so i don't think people really believe that a lot of didn't believe of people didn't believe it because. million because. that led to the million person in london. so there a lot of fracture and certainly from top of defence, the chief of the defence staff, the future little boys did to get clarification from the general that any intervention the british armed forces was indeed legal. intervention the british armed forces was indeed legal . and he forces was indeed legal. and he got that assurance . the weapons got that assurance. the weapons were found and despite quickly

maj general chip chapman is former senior british military commander to us central command .1441, which was diplomacy unscr1441, which was diplomacy had run its day and that saddam hussein had to get rid of his weapons of mass destruction. of course that was the impetus to war. the problem became that the one weapons of mass destruction . so i don't think people really believed a lot of people didn't believed a lot of people didn't believe it because that led to the million person in london. so there was lot of fracture and certainly from top of defence, the chief of the defence staff, the chief of the defence staff, the future little boys . i did the future little boys. i did want to clarification from the attorney general that any intervention by the british armed forces was indeed legal and he got that assurance . the and he got that assurance. the weapons were never and despite quickly toppling saddam hussein, the war evolved . british troops the war evolved. british troops spent many years fighting an insurgency . it's one of the insurgency. it's one of the reasons why s

final and a different looking match of the day also is going to impact football coverage because mark chapman come out in support of gary lineker. so match of the day two, which is the sunday football programme is also to be an also going to have to be an unprecedented looking programme and massive disruption today caused by this row with gary , caused by this row with gary, jack carson you very much indeed jack carson you very much indeed jack carson you very much indeed jack carson there at bbc headquarters. jack carson there at bbc headquarters . and if all of that headquarters. and if all of that leaves you to lose this evening, why don't you tune in to gb news tonight from 10 pm. and watch our star studded match of the day alternative with mark dolan . now the government's small boats approach prompted a withering attack from the bbc's gary lineker. that's where that story began , who has, as you've story began, who has, as you've just heard , since been suspended just heard, since been suspended by the broadcaster . while suella by the broadcaster. while suella braverman has denied that

i mean, mark chapman, who does the sun actually gets told around 50,000 and he does rugby league well those. why mean, i don't understand why i mean, i don't understand why he's worth all this money. am something? well, am i missing something? well, i well, he is an extra good, well, he is he is an extra good, but so is mark. but i'd say lineker's slightly , slightly lineker's slightly, slightly better . well, presumably they better. well, presumably they have polling which shows that a attracts a lot more viewers. i don't know those people don't know the answer to why. so i'll leave it there. presumably gb news does polling on you? yep i'm waiting for by 1.35 million to sign up . anyway, look, look, to sign up. anyway, look, look, stay with us. but all but one thing for all of those fans that failed to missed out on much of the day, then you can join here live 10 pm. for a special gb news sports round up with mark dolan. 10:00 tonight. you're got to do that . but still to come to do that. but still to come saturday morning , esther and saturday morning, esther and phil, we'll be spea

indeed, if you watch highlights of match of the day two tonight, there will be no chapman, no one sittingn the studio and no theme. it'll be just like match of day , was last of the day, which was on last night's show. the sports coverage continues be affected by this ongoing psychodrama both within the bbc and within the wider media. this morning, we heard the director general, mark thompson , was saying that he thompson, was saying that he believes gary lineker had technically breached bbc guidelines on impartiality actually pointed to the specific clause , which i think it's worth clause, which i think it's worth reminding us when we look at it , because a lot of people have been talking about the bbc's editorial guidelines, but not actually talking about what's in them. so the clause that them. so this is the clause that mark thompson was invoking this morning . there are also others morning. there are also others who not journalists, so involved in factual who nevertheless have an additional response ability to bbc because of their to the bbc because of their profile. on the bbc, we

presenters such mark chapman presenters such as mark chapman , presents match of , who usually presentslike tomorrow is going to look like for the sunday football highlights, but pundits such as alex ian micah alex scott, ian wright, micah richards, shearer , of richards, alan shearer, of course saying that they richards, alan shearer, of course not saying that they richards, alan shearer, of course not takerg that they richards, alan shearer, of course not take part at they richards, alan shearer, of course not take part inthey richards, alan shearer, of course not take part in any of would not take part in any of the programme. so the bbc announced it would have announced that it would have a announced that it would have a an essentially of match an episode essentially of match of just highlights of the day with just highlights with presenter or punditry in with no presenter or punditry in between a very unprecedented move . but then the issue came move. but then the issue came with and steve wilson, who's the lead commentator for bbc sports, announced in a statement on behalf of all