it’s just that after agatha christie you can’t.have never had such a large full-length album. and now, uh, now it’s almost ready like a hot cake. everything is fresh, everything is fresh. yes very cool. i don’t know. is it convenient to ask what happened to you? why did you stop? and the moment that we had to separate from my brother. he was obvious from the very beginning when you were on the cross, because it was clear that he had his own creative system. i have my creative one for a while. we existed. what did she write, and how exactly? the author, like the musicians, as it were, israel yes, from the early uh, well, there ’s quite a lot of background in the second album. yes, the birth of agatha christie is considered - this is already with gleb. is that we are growing up. yes, if we are still in our youth, well, we can have fun . even though the images are almost theatrical in the compositions, yes, there in creativity. we have not yet lived our own drama of life as we live through this drama, but we, as poets, want to express

this drummer, musician , and now the agatha christie group is lucky to have albert potapkin with themhello vadim, good evening. the song fairytale taiga is a great hit, what did you call it? ironic somehow, wait, well, not the breed, but such a in a sense, it so happened that we had this trick before or such a legendary project as an old song about the main thing, remember that it was frankly a reference to music, from gaidai’s film by zatsepin’s wonderful music. eh, people are losing each other. so we deliberately went for this move, and it was easy and fun and we thought it was appropriate, and we are still very grateful to the wonderful actors from the film ivan vasilyevich is changing his profession, who agreed, yes, who agreed to star in the video. yes, you changed one note. it was such a strong move, everything is predictable there, there, yes, yes, there, there, friend. well, uh, actually there was a melody. it's written. she was a completely different author of the melody. oh yes, sasha kozlov is also one of our founders, who, unfortunately, is no longer with us. here he is al

why is the team called agatha christie really?th emphasis, we didn’t know the word marketing yet, yes, but in fact it was an ideal marketing ploy at the turn of the century eighty-seven, eighty-eight, just when mass clubs opened on central television began to show numerous rock bands and the task was to catch a name so that it would be immediately remembered and, in fact, uh, the name agatha christie invented that’s why the author , by the way, is the name there was alexander kozlov and we mean that it turns out that dahl laid down his initials, that is, there is also something about him in this. yes, this is a podcast 20 years later, the host konstantin mikhailov is visiting wonderful people in one samoilov and albert potapkin group of agatha christie when i tried agatha, i started to try uh, i’m on you like in a war. then i discovered the christmas tree and the sleeper. this is absolutely so strong , so a little bit on yeralash, such a sleeper, la-la-la so straight, i quite accurately once determined that agatha christie is hand

and of course, then when gleb had already finished school and was lionized in agatha christie js withonderful triumvere that gave birth to the very agatha christie who blew up, so to speak repeatedly. uh, everything, musical space, exactly. it was a breakthrough and really in terms of sound and mastering. it was something fantastic. it was completely uncharacteristic of russian rock in general and the underground. in general, even the ekaterinburg rock clow, there the sverdlovsk and so on globa leningrad club had the highest standard electronics. for me it was between hmm so in a good way . i think that a very noticeable plus is why it all stood that it was just a group? it was a team in which there are three of these components of us. that is, i brought my brother from sasha kozlov. yours and uh, that's enough. well, they actively brought it, that is, everyone had a vision of what the musical material should be, and you know, we even developed a technology for making musical decisions that is unique for the creative team, we voted, because there are often situations that one likes it

why is the team called agatha christie really? e with emphasis.w the word marketing yet. yes, in fact, it was the perfect mar care at the turn of the eighty- seventh eighty-eighth year opened it was just that mass clubs on central television began to show numerous rock bands and the task was to catch such a name so that it would be immediately remembered and , in fact, uh, the name agatha christie invented that’s why the author, by the way, this name was alexander kozlov and we mean , which will turn out to be initials. yes, he also laid his own in this. yes, the river will die tomorrow after the time program free vtb credit super card is 200 days without interest on everything and 20% cashback. switch to vtb and everything will work out in 2022. scammers stole 14 billion rubles from the accounts of russians, this is the security service. tell me the code from the sms, if you manage to trick me, i will return the stolen money to the client, but it is unlikely that you will get a free service to protect against the phone of hermits. he's so delicio

eh, they were lively in these christy and we therefore had fun pouncing on them a lot and this is theo sasha for allowing very significant experimentation with melodies. and this is how very light, funny hits were born, such as the fabulous taiga cover. here's the sailor. these are all these songs written to the music of sasha kozlov, 2001 was a very difficult year for me, and i remember exactly this maxidrome, when exactly i had the honor of representing you at this maxim i remember i was in some clothes of fitters and a centurion hmm the grimy guys made me up and there were forests, some kind of industrial zone, there were garages. here at this oxidrome, and i was sitting on scaffolding, tied to some kind of scaffolding. yes, i remember this kind of industrial, yes, and hmm i would be honored to introduce agatha christie and say some words about sasha samoilov and about his departure this year. it was 2001. i remember that this was the main reason for me to be sad this year, because i adored agatha christina in that lineup. i always love and still do too, but the golden lineup. for

ron desantis just over 12 minutes then vivek ramaswamy, then scott, then chris christie, then mike penceborder security top subject, not surprising, especially when you look at the fact we were splitting the screen with live shots of the border being invaded. government spending, education, foreign policy and race, right after that. >> ainsley: if you had to say who improved most from the first debate, who do you think? >> brian: i think tim scott. >> ainsley: i do, too. >> steve: me, too. he did not speak as much in the first debate as much as yesterday. look at times, ron desantis had a big chunk of real estate, he didn't talk much in the first hour, he made up for it in the second hour. we are about to do a montage with a lot of talk. brian will be out with them this hour, as well. i polled the audience, everyone thought there was too much cross talk. it was chaotic. ron desantis said in the spin room last night, if i was home watching that, i would have changed the channel. now had you changed the channel, you would have missed feisty exchanges. watch this. >> we need to win election

let's put that question to ron christie. do you | question to ron christie.rump is taking is still persuasive on the right as it was in 2016? let me take two. good evening _ right as it was in 2016? let me take two. good evening to _ right as it was in 2016? let me take two. good evening to you. - right as it was in 2016? let me take two. good evening to you. it's goodj two. good evening to you. it's good to see _ two. good evening to you. it's good to see you — two. good evening to you. it's good to see you. the question really is, is america — to see you. the question really is, is america really a hard right or a hard _ is america really a hard right or a hard ieft — is america really a hard right or a hard left country in its electorate? i hard left country in its electorate? i would _ hard left country in its electorate? i would dare posit that where we're to win _ i would dare posit that where we're to win is _ i would dare posit that where we're to win is the — i would dare posit that where we're to win is the independent voters, the swing — to win is

now our correspondent christy plots and isn't really for us, christy is having enough charging stations. the biggest problem the jeremy needs to fix when it comes to e mobility. all right, chris, well, i would ask you and our viewers to imagine that you're an average determined person living in a relatively well populated neighborhood. and you look out at your street in the evening and you see your street is lined with cars. now imagine that all those cars are supposed to have electric engines, and most people will not say that they currently have charging capacity for that in their neighborhood. so this is certainly a major concern for people when they consider whether or not to adopt an electric vehicle. but it's not the only one. there's also the high price tag associated with most ease uh, the fact that the delivery times are currently quite long as well. and in general, the car market is in kind of a swamp, whether you're looking for an e b or not right now. so there are other factors at play as, as well. first of all, know that the mobility is the name of the game right now. but e

agatha christie made wallingford her home.h a private person, many here wouldn't have even known that the queen of crime writing was living in their midst. it was special because it was a place that she and her second husband, who was an archaeologist called max mallowan, actually were able to have privacy to themselves. they were able to live a more normal life. in the town, she only introduced herself to people as �*mrs mallowan�*. not everybody knew that she was agatha christie. i'm from the bbc. may i congratulate you on unintelligible put out by the mousetrap? do you think it is the best player you've written? i don't know! other people seem to think so! while agatha may have shied away from the limelight, her work continues to bring in audiences around the world with kenneth branagh currently reprising his movie role as christie's famous belgian sleuth hercule poirot. come with me to a seance. spot the con i can't. detective, you are here to discredit me. more than two billion copies - of her books have been published an

chris christie talking about the man dominating g.o.p. polls former president trump. >> donald, i know you're watching, you can't help yourself, you are not here, not because of polls or our indictments, you are not here because you are afraid of being on this stage and defending your record, you ducking thing theses, you keep doing that, no one will call you donald trump any more, we'll call you don'tal duck. -- donald duck. >> and former vice president mike pence did his best to light inthe mood with his quip about unions. >> you mentioned president's situation. my wife is not a member of the teacher's union, i have to admit i've been sleeping with a teacher for 38 years, full disclosure. >> aye and former south carolina governor nikki haley joining the firing line, taking that shot at popular up start vivek ramaswamy. >> this is infeueriating, tiktok is one of the most dangerous social media assets that we could -- honestly every time i hear you, i feel a little bit dumber for what you say. >> wow there was that. after the debate, you

first of all governor christie is a fighter. obviously the governor did an excellent job in new jersey battling with a lot of the unions and the tax issues and the deficit they were facing and turned the state around. it was really a pivotal time in that state's history. obviously his time working in the law enforcement field at the senior level, he will talk to about that. he obviously knows a lot about crime, criminals, the justice system itself. was it just new jersey, the whole state. yes he obviously did a great job there. [applause] great criminals there, that is a good one. [laughter] one thing i love about the governor as he always has great one-liners. obviously you saw him at the debate. he battled heavily at the debate and made some points. that were well taken. the way this works is the governor will take as much time as he wants saying hello and introducing himself and the reasons he is running and then i will run around with the microphone. just raise your hand and i will hand you the microphone and we will do a ba

chris christie. his appeal no one tonight. desantis?one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. haley? one, two, three, four, five, six. pence? ramaswamy? one. scott? looks like desantis is the winner in this room. who do you think this was a bad night for? >> pence. >> pence. >> tense. >> why are you all saying pence? >> i think he completely destroyed his credibility he was directly questioned on record during the trump administration on, i forgot what issues specifically were brought up, but he had no defense that they had campaigned on -- again, i forget the issues specifically, and he didn't -- >> obamacare. >> obamacare, yes. instead of answering the question that was given to him about why that was not followed through, and what would he do differently as president himself, he just went off about something completely irrelevant and never answered the question. >> a lot of you restraints about pence, who else? >> why do you think that? >> well, i think that he comes across a little bit like not very believable to meet. h

maybe chris christie -- look, christie did not come out of the last debate well. >> especially given all the preamble about how he was -- really -- >> yeah -- options from republican voters were not very positive to the strategy that he took. maybe this was the consultants whispering in his ear that he needed to change his strategy a little bit. but at the end of the day, why else is chris christie the database stage, if not to take on trump directly. >> the best chance for these guys -- it's all about iowa this point. there's nothing else other than iowa. if someone doesn't get in within five points of the sky in iowa -- >> 20 points -- >> this race is over. i think some of them say interesting things. i think ron desantis has been an amazing governor. i think nikki haley has been a polished -- politician. but right now everything is aiming to towards iowa. maybe the pro-lifers are -- nervous about trump, but i would doubt it, given that he put the three people on the supreme court. but if you can't find a way between now and january to get within single digits of donald trump, this

here are the two governors, desantis and christie.ie, of course, former in the great state of new jersey. going after the former president of the united states. >> joe biden, he's completely missing in action from leadership. and do you know who else is missing in action? donald trump is missing in action. he should be on this stage tonight. he should be here explaining his comments to try to say that pro-life protections are somehow a terrible thing. i want him to look into the eyes and tell people who have been fighting this fight for a long time. >> donald trump hides behind the walls of his golf clubs and won't show up here to answer questions like all the rest of us are up here to ena. he put 7 trillion on the debt. [applause] he should be in this room. donald, i know you are watching, you can't help your 1678. i know you are watching, okay? you are not here tonight not because of polls and not because of your indictments. you are not here tonight because you are afraid of being on this stage and defending your record. you are du

well, itjust looks as if it's a battle between me and the christie.mproving and advocating and making sure that patients were safe. yet somehow it's ended up as me versus them. a public inquiry into appalling failings within the mid - staffordshire nhs trust, - believed to have contributed to the deaths of at least 400| patients, has called for a zero tolerance approach to poor standards of care... - needless to say, this was not meant to be the experience of whistle—blowing in the nhs. a decade ago, the francis inquiry into appalling patient neglect and abuse at mid staffs was supposed to empower and encourage critical feedback. helene donnelly tried dozens of times to raise the alarm. i she used official forms to log incidents of concern, - but no—one listened, _ she felt resented and intimidated. there was huge pressure - for the hospital to save money and meet targets... helene donnelly was a nurse at mid staffs who tried to raise the alarm on over 100 occasions. she was a key witness in the public inquiry that followed. we showed her rebecca's in

>> christie? so toughness doesn't appeal to anybody tonight. desantis? one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. haley? one, two, three, four, five, six. pence? ramaswamy? one. scott? all right. so looks like desantis is the winner in this room. >> reporter: during last month the debate vivek ramaswamy got the highest number of hands raised. ron desantis came in third behind nikki haley. jeff ortiz picked ramaswamy then. desantis now. >> i thought that desantis, because vivek won the last debate, i think overall consensus. he was a target tonight, and so that i think that took a lot of the personal attacks against, away from desantis and he was able to speak to the issues more than everybody else. >> deborah stoner went from hail toy desantis. >> i feel like he represented himself well and did a lot to show that he is a true winner in the, that he could win a general election. >> reporter: 16 of these 18 people say they're undecided which republican to caucus for. one says he knows he'll caucus for desantis. another says he's for burgum. none

no, just after agatha christie you can’t.other and i officially separated. i have several singles were released, several old and solo albums, but such a big one. there hasn't been a sleepy album yet? uh-huh and, uh, now he’s almost ready like a hot cake. everything is fresh, everything is fresh. yes very cool. i don’t know. is it convenient to ask what happened to you? why did you break up, and the moment that we had to break up with my brother. it was obvious from the very beginning when you christie because it was clear that he had his own creative system. i have my own creative connection for a while we existed. what did he write, and how exactly? an author, like musicians, like a poet? yes, from early , uh, well, in the album second front, there’s quite a lot already. yes, the birth of agatha christie is considered - this is already gleb. the fact is that as we grow older. yes, if in our youth we are still, well, having fun, we can create such almost theatrical images in compositions. yes there in creativity. we haven’t y

our christie smith joins us now. christie, you have been all over contra costa county today. what's the smoke like out there right now? >> reporter: well, we have been all over and ended up in martinez, where we are now, looking east. it's really hazy out here and it's been like this all day. now when you're walking around downtown, you don't see it as much, but you really do when you start to look to the hills. i haven't really smelled smoke but at times there is a slight breeze so maybe that can make a difference out here. a couple of people wondering where the hazy skies were coming from and the wildfires burning to the north. a lot of youth sports events practices are canceled due to concerns of air quality, which certainly makes sense. you can see it as you look up, and i've been out all day and feel a little something in my throat. maybe that's something other people are experiencing as well. as we drove by some of the sports fields, they were empty as you might expect. >> it's definitely tough being out there right now, christie. my kids' school made sure to keep all s

out the way patrick christys. dalby on gb christys.>> a brighter outlook with boxt solar the proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. hello again. >> most of us will see a little bit of rain at times as we go through this week. whilst in the north we can expect some strong winds. all of us, though, will nofice winds. all of us, though, will notice it turning cooler, more comfortable as we look comfortable generally as we look at the bigger picture. and you can see have a series of can see we have a series of fronts way south fronts making their way south eastwards and it's behind this. we have some cooler, more comfortable pushing its way comfortable air pushing its way in. fronts also bringing a in. those fronts also bringing a fair amount of rain. you can see some rain as go some persistent rain as we go through this evening across parts england into parts of northern england into wales as well. and some showery bursts ahead this further bursts ahead of this further towards south—east. also towards the south—east. also some coming thro

chris i want to start with you reaction to what you heard from chris christie. >> chris christie. >>iowa there i think comments about governor desantis off the markdt had one of the strongest weeks to illustrate demonstrate leadership in aftermath cleanup of hurricane hit you there remarkable what he has done last two hurricanes that have hit florida i think it is exactly why you are going to see him doing as well as he is in iowa new hampshire, south kara not a surrender any state sounds christie is doing i think unfortunate what you mentioned the memo from haley pain first to say candidates should go after yb not within each other a couple weeks she did exactly what they criticized others specifically vivek ramaswamy for a doing >> we are seeing a shift as they come up on second gop presidential debate, you are seeing candidates start to shift deers not so much after former president, president trump moving credit cards characterizing now president biden whether "bidenomics", his age "wall street journal" poll now you tells us a majority americans two-thirds believe president biden

yes , the birth of agatha christie is considered - this is already gleb.as we grow older. yes, if in our youth we are still, well, having fun, we can create such almost theatrical images in compositions, yes. in creativity, we have not yet lived our own life drama as we live this drama. as a poet, we already want to express some of our more personal points. vision. that is, we are moving away from the fictional hero more towards our personal hero. my brother and i are very different, very different in many ways and antipodes, so it was clear that ours were these personal heroes. they will diverge at some point, that is, for me it was obvious from the very beginning and alik witnessed that gleb understood this from the very beginning, so agatha christie separated by decision. we accepted in 2008 that we were recording a farewell album, going on a farewell tour and actually. this is also zero. so, these are adult decisions two adults. e people who realized that they needed to move on. you said you are so different. i remember you on stage, uh, in the golden

this is from chris christie way back in june after he announced. you might sound -- the argument might sound familiar. >> donald trump spent more money than barack obama and left us with a bigger deficit. i stood on that stage and said i'm going to build a big beautiful wall and mexico is going to pay for it. four years later, we got a quarter of a wall and not one peso. >> i'll start with you. it was really striking to me to hear governor desantis go there not on the democracy issue, which chris christie also does, but just on the notion of donald trump as basically as an incumbent president. he's not president. but looking at somebody who has a record in the white house and the thing he is didn't do, clearly, we're going to hear something along those lines from ron desantis didn't. he hadn't done a lot of that before. >> you're right. he had not. i think the question for ron desantis is whether this is too little, too late. think about what the reaction would have been like if he had come out of the gate right after he announced. he was running f

chris christie, welcome. >> thanks for having me, howely.ed that there's a gap between the considerable media attention that you get and your relatively low standing in the pollings? >> i'm not concerned, howie, because i don't concern myself with these national polls. they're useless because we don't have a national primary. if you look at what's happening in new hampshire, i'm in second place now at 14%. and those are the polls that i'm taking the time to pay attention to because that's the way we elect presidents. howard: well, are you selling republicans -- and, by the way, i know new hampshire is a good state for you. i've seen some lower numbers. but are you selling republicans on a chris christie presidency? during the debate, you were talking about your experience as u.s. attorney, and i remember thinking this is interesting because what mostly gets attention is because, as you to know, when you go after donald trump. >> look, i think you have to do all of it. first, you have to make sure that you distinguish yourself from the front-

governor christie and senator _ the moment? governor christie and senator scott _ the moment?his, families at home much not only forthis, but families at home much not only for this, but supporting our allies around the world is a benefit for all of us. so they laid that out quickly. and saying what is really important, given the fact as mike had mentioned, you have donald trump and governor desantis looking at that and their words about ukraine funding and how we're just throwing money and how it is wasteful and what not. that's not the case and couldn't be further from the truth. and if we don't support our allies, how will we ever expect them to stand with us when we need them. so i thought that they made those cases clearly to the american people and especially to donors but also to primary voters especially. because they are being swayed by people like donald trump to vote otherwise. matt, what was your view on that? ., , matt, what was your view on that? . , , . , matt, what was your view on that? . , , .,., that? certainly, differences on oinion that? certainly, differe

governor christie -- excuse me, governor christie, i believe i did see you write something on the card think i'm the only one on the stage that's been clear about this. i vote donald trump off the island right now. the reason i vote him off the island -- stuart: any of the people on the stage? >> no, every person on the stage has shown the respect for republican voters to come and express views honestly, candidly and respectfully. i have respect for every man and woman on the stage. vivek, put your hand down for a minute, would you? i still got time, dude. chill out. look, this guy has not only divided our party, he's divided families all over this country. he's divided friends all over this country. i've spoken to people and i know everyone else have that sat at thanksgiving dinner or a birthday party and can't have a conversation anymore if they disagree with donald trump. he needs to be voted off the island and he needs to be taken out of this process. dana: give vivek 15 seconds. stuart: vivek. >> i have a different view. i think trump was an excellent president but the america fir

chris christie i think was a truth tell early. pence, i didn't even know he was up there. it's not going to change anything. >> vivek, by the way, i did love seeing nikki haley say that we all are dumber now -- >> quoting billy madison? >> yeah. perfect. >> yeah. thank you, appreciate that. on nikki haley, i think this was yesterday, the days are very long at this point when you have debates and things like that. this was a moment nikki haley had some momentum out of the last debate. we played the sound. she was willing to fight and battle. is it -- this is the thing i can't quite get my head around s it enough? >> i know where you are going with this and i want to stop you. almost feels irrelevant. >> me or -- >> never, never. sorry. because i think trump's speech was far nor interesting -- >> why? >> because he was talking. he was doing a general election pivot in a way that i think was striking. going to michigan, trying to reach out to reagan democrats, right. that's being in the shadow of reagan, and trying to create a wedge between union leadership and union members

there was an awkward moment at one point chris christie was trying to piggyback on insults chris christie talking about her status and talking about how the president has been sleeping with a member of the teachers union. pence tried to awkwardly say, well, i've been sleeping with a teacher for the past 30 years. it was a weird moment, and that moment is what i think a lot of people are talking about right now when they're asked about pence. i don't think that's necessarily he wants at this point. >> yeah, that was deeply cringy moment to be candid. and it does seem like at any sever cycle there's one candidate on the debate stage the rest of them don't like. it was so clearly vivek ramaswamy this time around. thank you for bringing us first-hand reporting from the debate. donald trump of course was absent from last night's debate and delivered a speech instead to hundreds of supporters in michigan. trump focused on union jobs and the biden administration's effort to transition towards electric vehicles. that issue, of course, has been a key part of the united auto workers strike against

governor christie: no and let me tell you why. i don't trust the government to regulate our free speech in almost any way. i think we have seen a lot of this recently with what is going on in social media and other places where the government is got involved and who gets the post and who does not get deposed. here's the truth. about money and politics. it will always be there. no matter what. feingold came after that handshake with clinton and gingrich, came after the bush administration, this was supposed to be the thing that would fix everything and clean every thing up and i say this is a recovering lawyer. [laughter] lawyers will always look at a law and figure out how to get around it. it's what we got paid for. so here's what i think we should do. i think we should take all limits off of it, all of the laws out of it and make 24 hour disclosure. every time you get a check from anybody in any amount you must disclose it publicly, on the web within 24 hours. because what we are getting at with money is, the question is who inf

well, thyus pompilius agatha christie after all.vetlovskaya is the main forge of such talented groups. this is the main growth forge of the country. thank you for such a high rating, slava groups are the best. well, of course, these are some of the best, but , undoubtedly, our colleagues from st. petersburg and moscow also gave very high results. as for the sverdlovsk lesson, it seems to me that this is where most of all, uh, two principles are correlated. physics and lyric poetry are quite modest for us were conditions for recording, so near each group there was some kind. uh, a soldering iron, some radio engineer who figured out how to do this, the famous colonel alexander who recorded, uh, the legendary track, that is, studios made gadgets on the go. and this one, and the collegiality between uh, creative people and those who are involved in music production and sound production. this is one of the generally distinctive features of sverdlovsk rock. but because there really is always some kind of so that it is somehow recorded. eh

christys embassy?ews channel a brighter outlook with boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. hot sunshine once again for many, especially towards south—east and the towards the south—east and the northwest of scotland, cloudy elsewhere and there is the chance of a few thunderstorm forms, mostly from relatively high based cloud, low pressure swirling around to the southwest continues . to throw humid and continues. to throw humid and hot air northwards across the uk, but also some instability, some thunderstorms developing at relatively high bases , relatively high bases, particularly for northern ireland scotland . during the ireland and scotland. during the rest of the day, they tend to drift and drift away overnight if and where they do occur, they will be very isolated, very hit and miss. low cloud creeps the miss. low cloud creeps into the east, another warm east, but it's another very warm night. tem

patrick christys on gb news.835. still to come tonight, my panel will test their wits on our brilliant and completely and utterly, totally original. never been done before. missing words quiz . but before. missing words quiz. but first, it's time that we went around your part. first, it's time that we went around your part . so in this around your part. so in this part of the show, we look at some of the slightly offbeat stories which are making headunes stories which are making headlines around the different regions this wonderful nation regions of this wonderful nation . local is a fantastic , . local news is a fantastic, phenomenal thing . so where else phenomenal thing. so where else could we start but stoke on? trent yep, that's right. and my lazy production team have told me to just read the first paragraph of this story in the belief that it absolutely can't belief that it absolutely can't be improved upon. so let's see if they're right . okay. a naked if they're right. okay. a naked man with poo on his fa

patrick christys . gb news. although christys. gb news. about apparently all you need to be classed as a far right terrorist extremist in this country is a selfie with jacob rees—mogg. find out what i'm talking about very very shortly. gb views a gbnews.com. get them coming in thick and fast now. headlines we're middlehurst. we're polly middlehurst. >> patrick thank you. well the top story on gb news we understand the father stepmother and uncle of sarah sharif are flying back to the uk tonight to face questions over her death. sarah's father and partner fled the uk for pakistan on after the ten year old girl was found dead in her family home in woking on the 10th of august. surrey police are saying they want to speak to sarah's family about her death . well, also in the her death. well, also in the news, a man has been arrested after an 11 year old girl and two men were injured by an american excel bully crossbreed dog and a warning. the following clip does contain graphic images. if you're watching on television , an footage emerged tele

patrick christys . gb news get your christys.n this what appears to be a biohazard incident at dover harbour. but i want your views primarily on the xl bullies. is it right to ban them and keir starmer , what do you make of his starmer, what do you make of his migrant plans? but right now it's your headlines with polly . patrick. >> thank you. well, we begin this bulletin on gb news with some breaking news. we've heard that in the last few minutes. the former nurse, lucy letby, has filed a bid to challenge her conviction at the court of appeal . all the most prolific appeal. all the most prolific child serial killer in modern british history was found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempts to murder six more at the countess of chester hospital between 2015 and 2016, the 33 year old was given a whole life term at manchester crown court. that news just coming to us that lucy letby plans to appeal against her sentence. more on that as we get it. now, the other main news on gb news today is that a man attacked in a dog attack

patrick christys. gb is . patrick christys. gb news is. also someone's been arrested after allegedly headbutting roy keane. so it really is all go today i will be lighting up your tv screens for the next three hours after your headlines with tatiana . patrick. tatiana. patrick. >> thank you very much and good afternoon . this is the latest afternoon. this is the latest from the newsroom. gillian keegan is facing a fresh wave of controversy this afternoon . the controversy this afternoon. the education secretary was heard expressing her frustration at the school's concrete crisis in an unusually frank expletive fidden an unusually frank expletive ridden hot mic moment. >> does anyone ever say , you >> does anyone ever say, you know what, you've done a good job because everyone else has sat on there and done nothing? no, no signs of that. no >> well, ms keegan's comments come as the prime minister bats away accusations regarding his role in the crisis while he was chancellor the government is under increasing pressure to explain how they'll k

y el exgobernador chris christie. en los extremos, mike pence.uart: tenemos mucho terreno que cubrir. vamos a ser civilizados. dana: estamos en este precioso lugar esta noche, diseÑado para reflejar el carÁcter y naturaleza de ronald reagan. nuestra naciÓn se estÁ ahogando en divisiÓn y falta de seguridad. >> la gente piensa que la polÍtica es agotadora. dos de tres americanos piensan que el paÍs va en un mal camino y que la economÍa no estÁ en buena forma. stuart: los precios han subido 18% desde 2020. hay poco acceso a cuidado infantil. un porcentaje dice que sus finanzas son fuentes de estrÉs. >> puede seguir. stuart: ayer se uniÓ a la huelga del sector automovilÍstico. recientemente reaccionaron. al mencionar la huelga de trabajadores de trÁfico aÉreo. despedirÍa a los trabajadores? >> un presidente no puede despedir a los trabajadores. joe biden sigue prometiendo mÁs de lo que pueden brindar. uno de los retos en las negociaciones que tenemos ahora es que quieren semanas como los franceses, cuatro dÍas laborales, pero mÁs prestaciones trabaja