chris martin running all over the place, jumping into the crowd. a lot of confetti.kers stood there behind their keyboards. >> but there were some other moments, too. david bowie's son duncan jones and michael c. hall accepted awards on behalf of the late legend including album of the year and best male solo artists. >> it featured tributes to george michael which inc partner and a duet between george michael and coldplay's chris martin. ♪ this fear of being used, i should go back to being lonely ♪ ♪ and confused >> very cool. >> interesting. i believe natalie cole did something similar with her dad at the grammys decades ago. >> "unforgettable." >> yeah, and it was a great moment. i got to say, you listen and watch that tribute and you think, what adele could have done at the grammys. >> leave adele alone. >>> and katy perry, by the way, brought down the house literally while she performed her new single "change to the rhythm" on a set covered by dancers dressed actually as houses. i don't know if you noticed, one of them fell off the stage. >> oh, no. >> oh. that d

no chris martin, stop this. stop this now. no this is not okay. no.eally feel? finally asking: has chris martin finish destroying that song yet with the picture of the guy from friends? >> oh, man. >> so hard. when you think about it, i mean, that's why we love these legends and these greats, because they are who they are. only they can do it the way they do it. so you want to pay tribute. it is a beautiful thing. but it is so hard to recreate that magic, and recreate what makes them specifying. a lot of pressure, you snow. >> we saw adele stopped in the middle of it, doing tribute to george michael. new she was all pitchy. i know, i know it is live testimony v, but i need a do over. >> shows how talented he was, because it is hard to recreate? >> famous people that can't do it, when you have adele, chris martin who can't do it, seriously? >> interests. -- interesting. from now on should we not do tributes, just play video, have people talk about it? >> 8:27. trash to smacks. it is possible. from juice pul pulp to old bananas, how you can transform yo

. >> is that chris martin?he's creating a name for himself, "coldplay" went to australia and his mother is there. >> thank you for being here. >> this was a huge surprise that they have planned for her. ♪ ma'imagine there's no heaven ♪ >> on stage is emmanuel singing on stage with chris martin. the best moment was when his mom finally comes to the stage and is able to give him a big old hug. that's the moment that steals everybody's heart. >> look at that. >> since then, he's performed at the sydney opera house and the mgm las vegas. he's signed to seal for records, which is bruno mars' record label. so singles are going to be dropping this year. let's talk to emmanuel who is joining us via skype right this minute. welcome to the show. holy smokes! are you writing your own music? the singles are dropping, what can people expect you have coming up? >> no, there's good stuff happening. definitely tunes are dropping very soon. and i'm excited, we have a big tour in mexico as well lined up, an arena tour that sold

. ♪ ♪ >> as chris martin's emotional tribute to george michael moves the world to tears. ♪ fear of beinghis is us" owes you a big apology. >> we're sorry. >> and number three, inside jimmy kimmel's oscar prep, matt damon, you've been warned. >> if he rears his ugly head i will be there to slap his little face. >> plus, your insider bonus. >> come on down! >> i'm with chris o'donnell as he lives out his secret "price is right" fantasy. >> no, no, you can't. you can't touch it until it's your time. >> and -- >> louis, louis, louis, louis. >> why i may have lost control of my interview with celine dion. ♪ ♪ i'm so excited ♪ [ singing ] >> now "the insider" tracking hollywood from the inside out. >>> tracking at number one, adele, bruno, katy.

. >> alicia and chris martin spent lives straddling both sides of the border.own organic farms and one of the most unique restaurants in logalas, mexico. >> it's called the rock. because your uncle built this into the side of this mountain. >> that's me. >> as a child, alicia remembers freely crossing the border into mexico. >> we come down in our bathing suits, by the popsicle, get the ice cream and go back. >> but with immigration control tightening on the u.s. side and the fear of cartel violence, la rocca has struggled to keep its doors open. >> somebody came in and hit the light switch and there was nobody. there was nobody in town, there was nobody on the street. >> difficult problems to solve, throwing up trade barriers, putting up a wall. there's such harsh approaches to the problem and once again, you're treating a symptom and not going after the root cause of the problem. >> tighten border security quite like this place. bokias, mexico. one of the smallest legal border checkpoints you'll find. this is the bokias and big ben national park, literally tw

. >> there was also time for chris martin to offer his own tribute to one of the nations other popular heroes, george michael, who passed away on christmas day. genie: time for business news with stephen carroll. we are starting with the latest results from the french carmaker peugeot. they almost doubled net profits last year to one point 7 billion euros. the earnings were boosted by cost-cutting, price increases and sales. it's an impressive turnaround for the carmaker that needed a government cash injection in 2014. the company is pushing ahead with talks to buy the opel brand from general motors. alexander hirst has more. psa is ready to let the good times roll. rescued from the verge of bankruptcy by the french government in 2014 europe's third-largest automaker nearly doubled its profit last year. it is issuing its first dividend in seven years. can pull a similar turnaround with the german car brand opel which has lost billions since 2000. part of general motors european division. >> we believe there is opportunity to create a european car champion. resulting from the combinatio

chris martin has a distinct voice.is martin and george michael like natalie cole and her dad did back in the day. >> i want to hear more of the song and that set is beautiful. >> it is. that looks fun to me. >> all right. some parents are upset that teachers at one of the country's largest day care providers are paid similar wages to fast food workers. >>> ahead, how low pay in the industry leads to frequent turnover and can harm a child's development. you're watching "cbs this morning." since i've started i've lost over 40 pounds. i've eaten everything i love. tacos, pasta...i've never felt deprived. in the first 2 months members have lost 15% more weight than on our prior program. join for free. plus, you can get paid to lose weight. hurry, offer ends march 1st. ♪ heigh ho ♪ heigh ho ♪ heigh ho heigh ho it's off to work we go here's to all of you early risers, what's up man? go-getters, and should-be sleepers. from all of us at delta, because the ones who truly change the world, are the ones who can't wait to get out

. ♪ ♪ >> as chris martin's emotional tribute to george michael moves the world to tears. ♪ fear of being"this is us" owes you a big apology. >> we're sorry. >> and number three, inside jimmy kimmel's oscar prep, matt damon, you've been warned. >> if he rears his ugly head i will be there to slap his little face. >> plus, your insider bonus. >> come on down! >> i'm with chris o'donnell as

we're in london with katy, bruno bars and chris martin from the tribute to george michael, to who fellge. from 46. mama june's incredible weight loss reveal. a.j.'s got details straight from honey boo boo and pumpkin in new york. >> the bat wings, she got those chopped off. >>> then the former playboy models saying their breast implants made them sick. their extreme decision to take them out. >>> in the "extra" feed, guess the tv star doing yoga on a surfboard. >>> plus, how our new interview with mel gibson went off the rails. >> it's not

george michael, who died on christmas day, was also remembered — coldplay‘s chris martin singing thethe other winners were beyonce for best international female and adele for global success. thank you for watching. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @bbcmikeembley. hello there. check before you travel. i think that's the main message today. stormy weather pushing across the uk from west to east. storm doris developed through the night. by the start of morning rush—hour this is where it will be the lightest wind. a number of hazards. to the northern flank of it, snow. parts of central and southern scotland, a met office amber be—prepared warning. especially on the higher ground. we could see 20—30 centimetres of snow. that could impact the higher parts of the m74, the m8, and m90 during the morning rush hour. and even some snow cover in the central belt. the other feature of the weather is the strength of the wind. england and wales, the main impact of that. it is particularly covered by a be—prepared amber warning from the met office. this stretch w

chris martin? he's been on "gma" many times. up with another catchy pop tune that will surely be a hit due in large part to their partner and that would be coldplay and brought down the house at the 2017 brit awards performing it called "something j take a listen. ♪ throw me a rose ♪ but i'm not the kind of person that -- she said where do you want to go ♪ >> that voice is just mesmerizing. >> i listened it to this morning. >> already downloaded it this morning. the hit making deejays and chris martin put on quite a colorful show and jumped into the crowd that brought the house down and single and performance were kept under wraps until they dropped the song which again added to the element of surprise. what a party. and then finally, for those of you men out there who don't have a lot of hair, want to remember, in japan there is honor in baldness. [ applause ] i see a big smile. >> the man. >> and i want you to know, i want you to look at this. completely smooth head is preferred especially for the annual tug-of-war competition

i got this from the great scholar, gwyneth paltrow, when her and her husband, chris martin from coldplaythey called it a "conscious uncoupling." i think it might be time for a conscious and coupling. i put together some artwork on mobility. it might be time to pick albums, who gets theog and split up. i think we need two barter balls. i think if there is a west coast and east coast and then, there is in the middle. i would make that country on the left, california, washington, oregon, then, open it up to mexico, too. call it mexico. you have that country over there. then, the right-hand side, you have the bubble, that is worthy of the northeast quarter door, where the all the intellectuals live. then, something around chicago, a mini wall there. then, i was listening to elon musk, the tesla guide this become a smart guy, he says we should make the infrastructure tunnels. and i thought, why not build an arnold schwarzenegger running man tube that shoots between the two xhosa so that people can go back and forth and exist in mexico or the bubble and just go underneath, stop in chicago like

but perhaps the evening's most poignant moment, chris martin from coldplay‘s george michael tribute.look at all the sport. good morning for leicester ish. they are still in the champions league, another loss, a big run of losses for leicester but an away goal in spain is quite important. good night forjamie vardy. hasn't scored for nine games but a goal finally for him. leicester city lost again last night, butjamie vardy‘s away goal has given them a chance of reaching the last eight of the champions league. 0pponents, sevilla, went 2—0 up. but vardy popped up to score the goal, which means leicester only need a 1—0 win at home to go through. wayne rooney could be on his way to china earlier than expected with news that his agent is in the country trying to negotiate a deal for the england captain to play in their super league. manchester united cruised through to the last 16 of the europa league with a 4—0 aggregate victory over st etienne. henrikh mkhitaryan scored the only goal of the game in france after a quarter of an hour. jonathanjoseph has been left out of the england squad

. ♪ ♪ >> as chris martin's emotional tribute to george michael moves the world to tears. ♪ fear of beingwe're sorry. >> and number three, inside jimmy kimmel's oscar prep, matt damon, you've been warned. >> if he rears his ugly head i will be there to slap his little face. >> plus, your insider bonus. >> come on down! >> i'm with chris o'donnell as he lives out his secret "price is right" fantasy. >> no, no, you can't. you can't touch it until it's your time. >> and -- >> louis, louis, louis, louis. >> why i may have lost control of my interview with celine dion. ♪ ♪ i'm so excited ♪ [ singing ] >> now "the insider" tracking hollywood from the inside out. >>> tracking at number one, adele, bruno, katy. the biggest artists in the world taking over this year's brit awards. i mean, talk about a show. >> it was quite a show. it's kind of like the uk's version of the mtv vmas. so you know, it was quite a party and it was time to honor the musicians we lost this year starting with the emotional tribute to england's native son. >> his is a legacy of unquestionable brilliance. ♪ don't you care ♪

. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm chris martin the term sheet in the proposed development refers to the aau campus but the aau didn't have a campus it is properties are scared throughout many of san francisco's neighborhoods you know in a crow flew around the perimeter of the aau property they'll fly a distance in excess of $8 million one of the shortcomings the aau students express on line the difficulty of getting from class to class on time because the distances between the aau buildings diesel shuttle buses are not the - developed design guidelines to influence the ongoing development of their dna's or campuses at the strive to have a complained core of lib and housing and facilities for recreation due to the limited time period between classes short term distances between academic buildings are paramount without exception the guiding principle of those universities to maintain the pedestrian oriented campuses this is the opportunity for the city to establish a walkable campus for the aau it is time for the city to undertake basic planning measures and require the elimination

. >> it sounded funny.ny >> took to the stage at london'n o2 arena to introduce cold flayy chris martin'srge flashed up behind him atd one stage video of georgeeo singing was combined with crisis' own vocals to make ittok seem like they were doing duet.e that was very nice way to t remember him and real whenlyheny members of wham forgive me if i pronounced your name. n they were all talking and got visible choked up.e ch >> i was a wham fan but i only o thought it was george and andrew. >> i think they were the singere i guess maybe those wereybe thse musicians or something.s som >> okay. >> i didn't know they had them.w >> they all talked about how as they watched him perform onform stage they were all there they could always see that george was his own star. that was what a lot of them werw saying.. so it was very very niceyic tribute. >> looks very emotional, yeah.ea okay.ay all rigight. listen to this. a star is born or at least a let star is renewed right here on hr fox because fox renews the hit h drama star for a second season.a now the series features queenren latifah, benjamin br

but perhaps the evening's most poignant moment, chris martin from coldplay‘s george michael tribute.belt, producing scenes like this, a winter wonderland across parts of perth and kinross, with the snowfall causing disruption earlier on. pivoting southwards now, so still and amber warning in force for the rest of the day before things ease. wintry showers across parts of northern ireland on a brisk wind, but the strongest of the winds further south across england and wales. i've put on the gust speeds here, with 50 or 60 mph strong enough to cause disruption. stronger gusts than this causing scenes like this. this was earlier on this morning into thick in west london. there is the possibility of similar impacts throughout the afternoon as this way the wind works its way across england and eventually the wind will subside as we had through this evening. the last to clear away will be on the east coast. then the weather will start to settle down as doris flies up across the english channel. a lot of surface water around and temperatures dipping down close to freezing by the end of the

but perhaps the evening's most poignant moment, chris martin from coldplay‘s george michael tribute.zo mzimba, bbc news. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 9.30. letter on the programme, about half past ten, we talk to dame helen mirren. only one of hollywood's, one of britain's's finest actors, most successful as well, she has won pretty much every award going and she is giving a talk to the princes trust, the young people at the princes trust, about the times in her life when she has experienced low self—esteem. we will talk to her later about that and other things of course. do get in touch with us throughout the morning — use the hashtag victoria live and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. let's get some sport now with hugh woozencroft. hugh — news this morning about wayne rooney and his possible move to china? his agent is flying out there, it might happen? we were talking about wayne rooney and that prospective move to china, and that prospective move to china, a huge £1 million per week is on the table. we know about that rooney's age

chris? >> so true, martin. that is a great piece. it's great to see how they're taking this in stride.ting after pizza-gate that pizza is the antidote to fake news. >> marty savage not only the best voice in the business, he folded that slice the right way, didn't go at it with a fork and a knife. i hope this is a little bit of a turning point. kellyanne made a mistake. she said she's sorry. judge it the way you want. it's nice to see something not deepen division, and let them come out, take it for what it was, move on in a positive way. that's nice. i hope we see more of it. >> there you go. >> a lot of news. what do you say? let's get right to it. >> senator sessions has displayed open hostility to the rights of all americans. >> the senator will take her seat. >> senator's impugned the motives and conduct of our colleague from alabama. >> they can shut me up but can't change the truth. >> the vice president had to be called in to overcome the democrats' historic partisan logjam. >> problems on both sides of this ban. >> are you arguing that the president's decision in that regard i

. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm chris martin the term sheet in the proposed development refersthe aau campus but the aau didn't have a campus it is properties are scared throughout many of san francisco's neighborhoods you know in a crow flew around the perimeter of the aau property they'll fly a distance in excess of $8 million one of the shortcomings the aau students express on line the difficulty of getting from class to class on time because the distances between the aau buildings diesel shuttle buses are not the - developed design guidelines to influence the ongoing development of their dna's or campuses at the strive to have a complained core of lib and housing and facilities for recreation due to the limited time period between classes short term distances between academic buildings are paramount without exception the guiding principle of those universities to maintain the pedestrian oriented campuses this is the opportunity for the city to establish a walkable campus for the aau it is time for the city to undertake basic planning measures and require the eliminations of

>> chris warner, oklahoma city. >> aliesha martin, sheffield massachusetts. >> and do you two know eacho. >> have you ever seen the movie "forrest gump?" >> oh yes. >> i have several times. >> have you ever wanted to star in the movie "forrest gump?" >> no. not really. >> well you're going to stand in front of these backgrounds. we'll get some hair, makeup, and props to come over to give you some things and then you'll read the lines from the cue cards. >> okay. >> action! ♪ >> what's my destiny, mama? >> you're going have to figure that out for yourself. life is like a box of chocolates, forrest. you never knha >> mama always had a way of explaining things so i could understand them. >> have you ever seen the movie "mary poppins?" >> yes. but, a -- quite a while ago, you know. >> a little bit. >> yes. >> do you like to sing? >> not really. [ laughter ] [ whistling ] ♪ a spoon full of sugar helps the medicine go down the medicine go down the medicine go down ♪ ♪ just a spoon full of sugar helps the medicine go down in the most delightful way ♪ ♪ >> and how do you all know each other? >>

sykes is a conservative commentator and writer and msnbc contributor, martin o'malley of course the former governor of maryland, chris shays former congressman of the state of connecticut, state where i live right now. let's pick up on what we heard from president trump. this continued, i hate using the word attack, but this continued rant against the media, promising to do something about it. what's gained by conditioning to go after journalists in this country? >> this is red meat for his conservative base. this event marks the end of the reagan era. the isolation the protectionism and spending and al of this stuff, this is not a conservative sech this was not a demagogic national speech. if you can't find what is left of conservatism it is anti-media passion, one thing is to beat on the media. this administration understands how important having enemies is, and if it's not the media, it's going to be some other group so expect to hear this a lot. i'm fascinated to find out what donald trump thinks he can do to the media in this particular, whether he intends to use government power, i don't quite see how that woul

martin mcguinness — resigned over a row with the democratic unionist party about a green energy scheme scandal. his resignation led to the collapse of stormont‘s power sharing government. our ireland correspondent, chrislfast. i'm standing inside the debate studio for the northern ireland leaders debate tonight. it was really about a botched green energy scheme that brought storm down but this election campaign has gone further than that, the device had been on show between the dup on sinn fein and the readers will be amongst those standing on the stage tonight. let's ta ke those standing on the stage tonight. let's take a look at the campaign with alice morrish from the irish news. it has felt divisive and at times on the sectarian. like an election from the old days. it is like an election from the early 19905 like an election from the early 1990s but we knew it was going to be like this because the scandal that brought the entire showdown had landed on the dup door so they were always going to have to deflect and to do that they revert back to type. going back to them and us. the problem is we have a new leader with sinn fein, a clean pair of hands, not a former member of the ira as previous leader

martin about the birth of a movement and their son. we'll see you then. - today on america's test kitchen, julia prepares the ultimate chicken mole poblano, jack challenges chris to a tasting of mexican lagers, and bridget makes the best drunken beans, right here on america's test kitchen. america's test kitchen is brought to you by dcs. dcs: manufacturers of professionally styled indoor and outdoor kitchen equipment.

martin mcguinness, resigned, amid a complete break down of relations between the dup and sinn fein. bitter words between the former coalition partners have fuelled memories of divisive elections from northern ireland's past, as chris so far and our own computer can't really help us is northern ireland. how elections are reported has changed over the decades. archive: the real issue before the ulster voters has not been power—saving, but power—sharing. but in northern ireland, it sometimes feels like the politics haven't changed much. throughout the years, votes have often been presented as a battle between irish nationalism and british unionism and it's clear those old divisions run deep in the bad blood of this current campaign. well, the allegation is that in northern ireland we don't have enough respect for 0rangemen to walk down a road for 10 minutes. that's different! this heated election follows the collapse of stormont‘s power—sharing government and there is frustration among voters following allegations of incompetence and even corruption. it's time they all got their act together, learnt to work together and put power—sharing and all it stood for into practice. archive: and, do you know... ian paisley‘s h

martins creek, quakertown, 33. warrington, 35. when i come back in a few minutes we'll talk about the rain moving into the city of philadelphia, the powerful winds setting up for tonight. >> christhank you. >>> new this morning, four people in one car are injured and one of them, the driver is being tested for dui after the vehicle slammed into two parked suv in the hunting park section of philadelphia. the action cam was at the scene the 4200 block of north broad street. the car went out out of controls morning. firefighters had to reach the victims. >>> a house fire in delran, burlington county, 2900 block of route 130. the house sits behind a used dealership. the fire is under control and firefighters are looking for a cause. >>> 7:32 more knew information to tell you about this morning, police are investigating a double shooting that happened in south philadelphia. bullets grazed a 16-year-old boy and 24-year-old man in the 900 block of south 4th street late last night. both are in the hospital in stable condition. investigators are sorting out who fired the shots and what led to the shooting. a husband and father and hero described lieutenant steven floyd, the delaware cor

chris in sleepy hollow in marin47 degrees and we have picked up just over a half inch of rain. .51. the most rain is in between santa rosa. vincent martin two thirds of an in. there is a back edge and some of it has tailed off. certainly parts of mendec," no. just you wait there is more upstream. little built over napa. highway 29. napa back over to american canyon. over to fairfield right there. redwood on the peninsula to wood side. 280 on skyline. that's picked up and certainly pretty good cells now. highway 1. even in to the santa cruz mountains and the coast. pretty good line there forming over capatola. there is moderate to heavy rain here approaching santa cruz proper. so we do have a wind advisory as well. goes until 3:00 a.m. friday. gusts 40 to 50 unthe coast. higher elevations. winter storm warning out for the mountains though things are waiting to go up there. that southerly breeze has sent the temperature way up. they will still have that winter storm warning. there is the strongest cell on the coast. just south of san mateo. moving through there near the san mateo bridge. 40s, 50s. statewide 32 in truckee. 51 in monterey.

naring, colonel jack jacobs, roland martin, kelly o'donnell who started us off, thanks to all of you for being here. >>> for more now i want to bring in democratic senator chris kuhns of delaware. nice to have you with us. >> nice to be with you, kate. >> were you able to hear much of the president's press conference? >> i didn't hear much of the conference but i've certainly heard a lot about it just in the last few minutes on your show. was hair-ragz, evising, even fo. i was left with one of the main things he said, which is he had no knowledge of any contacts between his campaign staff and russia and then he didn't direct general mike flynn to contact the russian ambassador but that he should have. that he did nothing wrong. i think those are very striking statements and deserve closer scrutiny by committees here in the senate. >> let me just -- just to play devil's advocate, what the president said about his administration and about democrats. he said, his white house is rung like a, quote, fine-tuned machine. he can't get his cabinet approved. he commented on how long it is taking and might be a record length of time to get everybody approved. he said th

chris. >> reporter: it's not too bad out here, there's a windchill, but it's easier to handle than this time yesterday. feels like 24 in tanersville. 28 in martinsek. freezing mark in saint davids. levittown, 33. glassboro, 35. smyrna, 35. dune in the cape may area, the villas, dell haven checking in at 38 degrees, here's what it feels like with the winds. 29 in allentown. remember at the same time yesterday it felt like 13, a big improvement north and west, philadelphia feels like 25. satellite and radar we'll start out with a lot of the clouds this morning we'll see increase in sunshine as the day progresses. if you look closely, appears as if there's snow showers falling across the area. the air is dry, all of i told is evaporate -- all of it is evaporating before it reaches the ground. we'll go clouds and sun today, breezy and mild high of 47. but, again, that number is a little deceiving with the winds it will only feel like the 30s. speaking of mild we're talking about a big warmup in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. some locations could hit 60 degrees all over again, i'll have that information in about ten minutes. >>> the tr

martin mcguinness — resigned over a row with the democratic unionist party about a green energy scheme scandal. his resignation led to the collapse of stormont‘s power sharing government. our ireland correspondent, chris and behind these podiums will be the leaders of the five main parties, taking questions from this place gathered in the bbc studios in belfast. i am getting an idea of what some of the concerns will be. power—sharing collapsed. in reality, who should take the blame? the blame lies solely on the dup. the allegations of corruption and in the end martin mcguinness had to execute the office of deputy first minister and he had to do what he had to do. it isa and he had to do what he had to do. it is a botched green energy scheme but i suspect you have different opinions? i would say things went wrong with the scheme but we should wait until all the enquiry is finished. it had a potential projected cost of hundreds of millions of pounds. i haven't read the report yet and when i do read the report yet and when i do read the report yet and when i do read the report then i will be able to make an informed view of actually what happened with the scheme and when the things went wrong, but what c

martin mcguinness — resigned over a row with the democratic unionist party about a green energy scheme scandal. his resignation led to the collapse of stormont‘s power sharing government. 0ur northern ireland correspondent chrisime in the bbc studios in belfast, as pa rt in the bbc studios in belfast, as part ofan in the bbc studios in belfast, as part of an election debate. before that we can get words from some of the smaller parties. stephen agnew from the green party first. your inside stormont, working with these parties. is power—sharing really working because time and again we see these fights between the dup and sinn fein and it has led to collapse. they have had ten years to stabilise government and they have wasted the opportunity. i think a lot of people could almost predict what is going to happen in the debate tonight and i think it is time for new voices, new parties and a new type of politics. but the truth is taking a look at the history of elections here, people vote for the big blocks, unionists and nationalists and the parties in the middle gets squeezed. the thing is what you do with the elected representatives you get so even with one mla when i was first elected, now two of them, we have

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