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either way, it's both pointless and harmless and it's in chichester, so i'm full out of caring, righty not going to go and see it. >> no. for the reasons. okay. >> well, we've got the times now and spain's politicians have found a novel way getting found a novel way of getting votes. diane votes. bribery. diane >> okay, so spain elections deputy pm offers young people ,20,000 if re—elected. and deputy pm offers young people ,20,000 pledge.ected. and deputy pm offers young people ,20,000 pledge hased. and deputy pm offers young people ,20,000 pledge has , . and deputy pm offers young people ,20,000 pledge has , asnd deputy pm offers young people ,20,000 pledge has , as she yolanda diaz pledge has, as she is, heads the new far left dumas party and it says that they may actually replace the hard right vox party as spain's third largest party. so they're still not in charge, but they're kind of getting up the ranks. >> they've got some influence. >> they've got some influence. >> . she's basically >> yeah, yeah. she's basically saying that they would give 18 year olds because they said th

tom's ordeal took place in this bungalow in chichester.ly taking complete control of his life. they took away his electronic devices, to limit his contact with the outside world. they left them stranded in his bed, on one occasion, for more than a month. he wasn't able to showerfor weeks on end and couldn't brush his teeth for more than a year. tom couldn't escape the squalor, his food on this day, a box of sliced bread. there was one point, for example, where i didn't get showered in five weeks. i looked as bad as i felt. in terms of the toll it's taken, it's completely and utterly destroyed me. sussex police discovered the filthy conditions tom was held in after he finally managed to alert a friend. today, sarah somerset and george webb were both jailed for 11 years, convicted under the highly unusual charge of holding a person in slavery or servitude. detectives believe it is the first time the law has been used in this way. when it was looked at the amount of time that tom had been there, how he was contained in the room and how everyt

tom's ordeal took place in this bungalow in chichester, his wife sarah and george webb gradually takingectronic devices to limit his contact with the outside world. they left them stranded in his bed, on one occasion for more than a month. he wasn't able to shower for weeks on end and couldn't brush his teeth for more than a year. tom couldn't escape the squalor. his food on this day, a box of sliced bread. there was one point, for example, where i didn't get showered in five weeks. i looked as bad as i felt. in terms of the toll it's taken, it's completely and utterly destroyed me. sussex police discovered the filthy conditions tom was held in after he finally managed to alert a friend. today, sarah somerset and george webb were both jailed for 11 years, convicted under the highly unusual charge of holding a person in slavery or servitude. detectives believe it is the first time the law has been used in this way. when it was looked at the amount of time that tom had been there, how he was contained in the room and how everything was just taken away from him, so that's why it came to th

tom's ordeal took place in this property in chichester which he shared with sarah.ng tom's carer. it was then the two of them turned on tom. they took away his electronic devices to limit his contact with the outside world. they left him stranded in his bed, on one occasion, for more than a month. he wasn't able to shower for weeks on end and couldn't brush his teeth for more than a year. these photos show the squalor he lived in. his food on this day — a box of sliced bread. there was one point, for example, where i didn't get showered in five weeks. i looked as bad as i felt. in terms of the toll it's taken, it's completely and utterly destroyed me. sussex police found his home in a filthy state. they'd been alerted after tom eventually managed to get a message to a friend. today, sarah somerset—how and george webb were both jailed for 11 years, convicted under the highly unusual charge of holding a person in slavery or servitude. sussex police say it's the first time this law — designed to catch human traffickers — has been used this way. when it was looked at th

chichester, which is right next door to marblehead, where i'm speaking to you from. it was placed there in 1909 to honor howard dean's heroics and his battle against achilles. now, while i was on the book, i read that this was supposed to be on the side of, a house where howard and i had lived. and it was in salem. it was right near the witch house. so i hopped on my bike. i rode over there hopefully to get a picture the plaque. i couldn't find it. so i called the local historian and asked her what had happened to the plaque and she laughed a little bit. she goes, well, it's on the inside of a korean barbecue restaurant about a block away from where it initially had hung. so i went this restaurant walked the front door and there was plaque behind the cash register. and i think that that is just emblems of the way that privateering during the american revolution has been treated in history. it's sort shunted off to the side. now, howard zinn remained in bilbao two months before heading back to salem on the return voyage. the pickering three more british prizes. and wh

chichester festival completely mad, have you seen thiwest y? sussexhester festival completely mad, have you seen thiwest sussex is ster festival completely mad, have you seen thiwest sussex is givingstival completely mad, have you seen thiwest sussex is giving trigger in west sussex is giving trigger warnings to audience members of the sound of music because there's in it. the world's the sound of music because there's in it . the world's gone there's in it. the world's gone mad . well blow me down. mad. well blow me down. >> i mean, it was set in that era anyway, so why would you need to be warned? i mean, i was reading about it and one of the rabbis said, it's just so patronising that you think that people are so that they people are so weak that they will by a particular will be offended by a particular production is set in that production that is set in that era and be offended to find that it's in that era . i mean, if you it's in that era. i mean, if you don't like the sound of music or that would you , then you that would offend you, the

now, chichester in west sussex. now, detective constable garrett from sussex police.this sarah somerset, hal and george webb totally betrayed their innocent victim who relied on both of them for the most bafic on both of them for the most basic human needs. the scale of their depravity was revealed thanks to the tenacity of a friend who alerted to the victim's family. they acted quickly and they reported their concerns. and they do thank the family for taking part in the investigation and giving evidence as well. both somerset house and george webb will be sentenced here at portsmouth crown court this afternoon . crown court this afternoon. >> thank you. very distressing case. of course. back to you as that sentencing begins a little later. thanks very much . later. thanks very much. >> tourists are beginning being warned to take care in the extreme heat after a man died as temperatures across southern europe and northwest africa topped 40 degrees. the cerberus heatwave has taken hold across many popular british family houday many popular british family holiday hotspot

this originated out of london this production so it's leicester curve another exciting theatre chichestered this crazy for you and leicester curve have created wizard of oz. so it's these powerhouse regions, theatres as well, creating these big pieces that often move into london. this is on at the palladium, but then we'll go on a huge national tour december , starting tour from december, starting off in for christmas in liverpool for christmas season , they've taken a very season, and they've taken a very 19505 season, and they've taken a very 1950s steampunk kind of view to it, which is set kind of in the period. so you've got glinda and the witch both on the good witch both on motorbikes . the wicked witch's motorbikes. the wicked witch's wand actually an exhaust wand is actually an exhaust pipe. got all this pipe. she's got all this industrial lands and everything . it's fun. there's so much energy. the orchestrations are wonderful . all big names. ashley wonderful. all big names. ashley banjo's the tin man, jason manford as the cowardly lion. all huge fun. little bit too much going o

so this is a story in the times about the actor simon callow, who criticised a theatre in chichesterand it just seems so obvious that if you were going to see that, you would know that. and he says it doesn't require for a trigger warning. i mean, when you go in to see something like that, you expect to lots of different expect to feel lots of different things. i mean, that is what the theatre is for. think that theatre is for. i think that these trigger warnings are just these trigger warnings are just the worst thing to happen to art and music and literature because it tries to tell people how they should about rather should feel about things rather than just go in and than letting them just go in and decide themselves. assuming decide for themselves. assuming that people all really that people are all really fragile and if they see something about the, they won't be able to handle it. it's so patronising. >> i suppose also removes >> i suppose it also removes agency individuals. it's agency from individuals. it's like if i'm worried about something that i might go and see i usuall

. >> well, anyway, chichester festival theatre is putting trigger warnings on the sound of music , likeat from the film, probably with julie andrews, which they play every christmas and whatever, and they're doing that because, well it touches on themes surrounding germany and themes surrounding germany and the annexation of austria. >> let's have a little reminder . oh, lorelai , i've with the . oh, lorelai, i've with the sound of music , thick with songs sound of music, thick with songs they have sung . for a thousand they have sung. for a thousand yeah >> we is good greater. >> we is good greater. >> heil hitler. oh, good afternoon , suella. perhaps afternoon, suella. perhaps you've not heard. i'm now the gauleiter . you've not heard. i'm now the gauleiter. heil hitler or heil hitler. i have just come from the house of captain von trapp . the house of captain von trapp. incidentally, the only one in the neighbourhood not flying the flag of the third reich since the anschluss . but we have dealt the anschluss. but we have dealt with that situation . the with that situation. the housek