there is also no evidence of a showdown between claudius and valentine.fore, the story about them exists in the format of a legend, that is , a fairy tale, and an innocent fairy tale would not have bothered anyone if several years ago, when the date had almost taken root behind the scenes in our calendar, the west had not pushed the idea that girls, then there couldn’t have been warriors in claudia, where did the sorovs come from? the guys were in a temporary relationship, and valentin secretly married soldiers and fellow soldiers, that is, he blessed homosexual couples. here it became clear why the holiday was so actively imposed on us from a clear history: first , it itself should have become ours, and then any meanings that the authors would put into it. for example, in 2013 , on february 14, on the streets of the russian city of millionnik, this advertisement for a german manufacturer of contraceptives appeared, and valentine’s day, declared as a celebration of a bright feeling, turned into a day of casual sexual relations. and in the past december, t

. >> even if it's claudius look at the effect of it.ee the totality of the block. >> i won't see the corona but it's going to be dark. >> we are having fun anyway. eric: certainly something that's work at. did it take a lot to get your friends to come along? >> a yes. yes. i have my wife in a couple of friends with me and we are here in the state park having a good old time. and 20000 of my closest friends what's going on other people and nowobviously people are going te driving they are certainly thereby tonight, 20000 or so expected. >> yes. we have been told it isn't best to stay here in the state park tomorrow because trying to get out of here tomorrow is going to be crazy. we are staying another night. then to go back to st. louis for. >> that is a great idea. and finally to plan to travel like the previous guests from london? went to seven of these eclipses do you plan to hit anymore? >> i think i plan on going to the nasa website to watch the next eclipse. i cannot afford. [laughter] i think i will stay at home and drink the bloo

poldark . porridge i, claudius poldark. lots and lots of things. but i do think the people that run it are, are doing themselves an injustice because they should be looking into these things and actually making sure that the people who pay making sure that the people who pay their fees get a right outcome of this and they're not doing that. >> but perhaps another factor that we need to consider claire pearsall, is that huw edwards has had mental health issues. we understand he's been treated for mental health issues. of course, we all wish him well and a speedy recovery. that's a serious matter. and the bbc, therefore there you could argue therefore there you could argue there their hands are tied in regards to this. a because of the contract that he's under their duty of care to him regarding his mental health, they would argue probably there's not much more. they can do legally, but morally they do. >> they have the right to go about an investigation. they have a right to ensure the safety of anybody who works at the bbc,

he described dinosaur, this beautiful of the duckbill dinosaur called i claudius. it's now not the source you describe. what was the first record of a t-rex? but he didn't recognize it because he just had a poorly preserved, huge vertebra, which are called metal sponges. in his last years. got money from the texas geological survey to work in texas and he found a whole host of new fossil vertebrates. some a variety of geological formations. texas is very rich in a fossil record of vertebrates, and so had the famous demeter on the sail, the precursor of mammals, an argentinian aerial. these were all things that cope discover just last known picture of cope. he was elected president of the american association for the advancement of science in 1895, and this is from the 1896 meeting. you see, we're holding his hat and after he died and his house ultimately became, as you see, a national landmark, probably he died of some kind of infection with possibly the kidneys. he had also serious prostate problems, which in those days could really not be effectively addressed if

although i think actually exiled actually when claudius exiled him, they tore cicero's house down, of do. perhaps again, thing to do. perhaps i again, i want to agree partly with michael that again, michael here, that again, building houses is building more houses is definitely answer to this. definitely the answer to this. but starting hear but i was starting to hear michael the michael almost defending the old idea bedroom tax from the idea of the bedroom tax from the coalition days here. i mean, you had had council had people who had council houses have , many houses who didn't have, as many occupants rooms. occupants as there were rooms. they to kind of move they were asked to kind of move out of these sorts of places. and then the labour party was saying, this is a very terrible thing to move people out or the rest it. so i think we can rest of it. so i think we can all agree that sort of supply and one the most and demand is one of the most powerful things adam powerful things here. adam smith definitely would have agreed with again, with that. but again, i just don't the right