clive davis' pre-grammy bash. we haven't gotten invited. >> i know it's coming. down with davis to discuss his famous production skills that played a major role in the careers of some of the biggest music stars in the world. >> i never thought in a million years that i would discover artists. >> reporter: that gut discovered janice joplin in 1967. since then, music producer clive davis has nurtured the careers of some of the biggest stars on the planet. from aretha franklin to billy joel. bruce springsteen to whitney houston. that song confused davis houston was a superstar. >> that's the song i commissioned for the life of muhammad ali eight years earlier. there's this young teenager singing "the greatest love of all" like i never heard it before. >> reporter: houston was one of the stars davis introduced to the industry at his famed pre-grammy gala, which is always held the night before the ceremony. it was barry manilow who urged him to start. >> actors, directors, nancy pelosi, chris rock. >> reporter: it was hours before the party in 2012 that whitney housto

well well, like clive says, uh, please , can you clive says, uh, please, can you tell panel , clive says tell panel, um, the class tell your panel, um, the class is basically you're talking tosh. >> you're referencing article four of nato and it's article five, but it's not actually and i'm sure peter will correct me if i'm wrong. it's basically a combination the two. article combination of the two. article four members get four is when members get together and discuss potential threats . threats and territorial. compromise. and article five, right off the back of article four, once you've consulted all the rest of that, article five is basically the attack one attack principle. quite right. >> it was my mistake. um, but we all them. i had actually all make them. i had actually been at another been looking at another treaty this afternoon in which article four important, but i. four is rather important, but i. that's excuse. there you go. >> there's no flies on our clive. attention. clive. he's paying attention. that's we like that's what we like. we like that, clive. anyway, look, there

you're a harsh man, clive.d you get up point that out to him if up and point that out to him if you here tonight? lots of you were here tonight? lots of you were here tonight? lots of you kevin says. i'd you are asking kevin says. i'd be a question about be asking a question about defence. richard be defence. yes, richard will be asking . paul, asking one about the nhs. paul, why can't we abolish the house of lords? heidi, should we keep spending money to ukraine? of course . migration that's coming course. migration that's coming up a lot as well. so keep your thoughts coming in. but let's fast forward to current day then . uh, you know, your polls inside and out. what does the picture look like currently for rishi sunak? yeah. >> well what was interesting is when team sunak came in, remember were told the adults remember we were told the adults were back in charge because you just johnson just had boris johnson and partygate you'd liz partygate and you'd had liz truss and the conservatives collapsing polls. t

. >> we've got another question from clive pemberton. clive, do you want a far at us?a far away at us? >> you mean jacob? um, was it a mistake by rishi sunak to sack suella braverman ? suella braverman? >> well, catherine, i didn't give you much chance to answer last time. so what do you think about that? well i think it was about that? well i think it was a mistake for him to agree with her with a whole legal list . her with a whole legal list. >> he should have known she was a lawyer. um, that he would support her. um her immigration plan . and then to renege on plan. and then to renege on that, i think that was his big mistake after doing that, it doesn't really matter if he didn't sack her, she would have left, i think. but but i think that was the thing that is most shocking that she'd actually supported his legal leadership bid by agreeing between the two of them that this is what he would do, and then he reneged on it. >> nigel. yeah, i just think that this this particular case that this this particular case that she was using a lot of inappropriate language, bu

what do you have, 300... in front of you is a monument to the creator of narnia, the writer clive lewisast, whose face you don’t see yet, well, obviously the lion aslan or aslan. let's see, right, roman levduniy wardrobe, perhaps a witch no, large ships over 500, the largest ship ever built, the nok neves, with full draft could not enter not only the suede and panama canals, even the lomanche, but belonged to this class of oil ships. loading its draft was 24 m, the smallest tanker, yes, absolutely right, with the full depth of the channel - 23, now the ship has already been dismantled, large ships 400, auction 800 from victoria, 600 from you, 1200 from sergei, vabank, victoria, vabank, sergey, vabank. the largest ship from this material was made in in 2015, the residents of karlsrui celebrated the city’s anniversary; even a little rain that started during the folding process did not interfere, but i’ll assume that it was ice. victoria, what would you like to answer? well, it's actually the same thing. evgeniy, paper. that's right, that's the right one. answer: sergey , take your pick, a

clive, lady elish angiolini, the seniorjudge who produced the report, has come up with 16 recommendationsther potential wayne couzens. some of these recommendations are related to betting, others to the way the police deal with the crime of indecent exposure. she also says she believes that there are as yet unknown victims of wayne couzens�* sexual offending. he unknown victims of wayne couzens' sexual offending.— unknown victims of wayne couzens' sexual offending. he was a predatory sexual offending. he was a predatory sex offender — sexual offending. he was a predatory sex offender in _ sexual offending. he was a predatory sex offender in a _ sexual offending. he was a predatory sex offender in a police _ sexual offending. he was a predatory sex offender in a police uniform, - sexual offending. he was a predatory sex offender in a police uniform, a i sex offender in a police uniform, a criminal with state sanctioned powers. wayne couzens should never have been allowed to become a police officer and continual flawed vetting meant that he was able to stay in his role, despite a series of

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most well—known journalist in britain, jeremy bowen, a number of presenters like reeta chakrabarti, cliveence on itn, channel 4, krishnan guru murphy, there are a list of the top, most senior journalists, who have been respected and proved their credentials the world over for many years, who have all become very worried about the lack of access into gaza and what that means on telling and unfolding events and telling it accurately. there are some very serious allegations against israel, allegations against israel, allegations of war crimes, allegations of war crimes, allegations of war crimes, allegations of genocide, which was presented before the international court ofjustice. until we get proper, independent, impartial, foreignjournalists on proper, independent, impartial, foreign journalists on the ground there, it is going to be very difficult to disprove, or prove, those allegations. we would argue it is in his rare's interests as well to allow the free movement of independentjournalists. the argument is that there are palestinian journalists in there, thatis palestinian journalists

most well—known journalist in britain, jeremy bowen, a number of presenters like reeta chakrabarti, clivetn, channel 4, matt frei, krishnan guru murthy, there are a list of the top, most senior journalists, who have been respected and proved their credentials the world over for many years, who have all become very worried about the lack of access into gaza and what that means on telling and unfolding events and telling it accurately. there are some very serious allegations against israel, allegations of war crimes, allegations of genocide, which was presented before the international court ofjustice. until we get proper, independent, impartial, foreign journalists on the ground there, it is going to be very difficult to disprove, or prove, those allegations. alex crawford from sky news speaking from iraq. the high court in belfast has ruled that to give suspects immunity from prosecution or in breach of the european convention on human rights. the government said the legislation, which applied to all former members of the security forces, and x paramilitaries, was an attempt to draw a lin

clive betts, who's the labour chairman of the levelling up committee, warns that many people will seethe rates in rises in rates as councils look to plug their funding gaps. that's after more than a decade of warnings over financial pressures in local councils, which have put their vital services under severe strain . an services under severe strain. an finally, some political to news sink your teeth into a set of dentures worn by winston churchill hill are now up for auction . on the false teeth were auction. on the false teeth were worn by the former prime minister during many of his most famous speeches, and they were designed to protect his natural lisp. they'll go under the hammer in cheltenham with an expected price of around £8,000. and for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gbnews.com. forward slash alerts. >> thank you sam. now we start with the latest on king charles. >> after the shock news that he has cancer in the last few hours, harry arrived hours, prince harry has arrived in uk to visit his father. in t

doctor clive learning this now? doctor clive body says the assessment skews towards men. prison, so male psychopaths who'd gone to prison and were kind of the prisoner psychopaths. yeah. whereas that way we lost nuance. so it's not about being violent. it is. hang on. here's the definition. psychopaths are generally considered empathy and considered to lack empathy and guilt. , be guilt. live frequently, be ruthless and manipulative, and seek control. doesn't sound like any women i'm willing to talk about, but i might have to travel home to later and it reminds of when the deaf, the reminds me of when the deaf, the legal coercive legal definition of coercive control, in. yeah, and that control, came in. yeah, and that was where a victim has do was where a victim has to do what abuser fear what the abuser wants for fear of physical, financial or emotional . um, happy emotional distress. um, happy wife, happy life is a phrase that people throw around , but that people throw around, but effectively so this effectively means this. so this stuff's been hiding out there. some e

i remember that kai was one of the fun things clive brother and i, we were never scared of lightning parents bedroom and cuddle up with them between them and feel protected. this is kind of my favorite. actually my first memory. being with them. >> stephen: cats or dogs? >> arnold: dogs. >> stephen: what number am i thinking of? >> arnold: three. >> stephen: interesting. describe the rest of your life in five words. >> arnold: five words. maybe. fun, exciting, adventurous, energetic, and hungry. >> stephen: congratulations. you are known. be useful. seven tools for life is available now. arnold schwarzenegger, everybody. we'll be right back. thank you, arnold. new axe black vanilla? ♪♪ ♪he like when i get dressed♪ ♪i live life with no stress♪ ♪he said that's my best flex♪ ♪♪ new axe black vanilla. get closer with the finest fragrances. (luke) so... i hear some of you are concerned about the fact that i'm taking over the company. black vanilla. well, rest assured, company's in great hands. marci, hit the vid'. (both lukes) homes-dot-com. we've done your home work. (luke) now, that is

clive next government to solve. than a decade of warnings over financial pressures in local councils, which have put their vital services under severe strain . services under severe strain. and for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen, or go to gbnews.com. forward slash alerts . radio. >> good afternoon britain. it's 2:36 and let's go live to buckingham palace now and speak to our royal correspondent, cameron walker. cameron, i hear there's been some activity at there's been some activity at the palace . the palace. >> yeah, there certainly is, tom. it's been pretty loud here in central london in the last few minutes, because the king's helicopter has just landed in the garden of the buckingham palace. now, we don't know who was in that helicopter. if indeed anybody. it could well be, as has been reported by some journalists, the king is planning to leave london and return to sandringham following his outpatient hospital treatment yesterday. if we've been repor

but increasingly there's more clive bonding there. i'll send this to them so that the attempt to regime is modified quite a lot. the shells might even reach santiago during thursday, or friday, otherwise temperature in the thirty's. now it's still the highest lives in the balance. it was in that sense. it was down to 36 from 41. so this is a typical picture that spreads out through the constant shar, was virtually anywhere. it has been pretty warm up in the northeast coast. you'll know it's, it's starting out for example, but here to the on show brazen increasing, the likelihood of shelves has changed things and not usually whether it's on you're running through the camera being that line of tired, which is significant rate is given more than a month with the right to small along the summer time. and there's more rain to come through any of the small color being out of the trade winds wrong direction, more or less not try when to to be on. that is a fine looking picture at the moment. now, you know there's been funding in california a

clive, i think some would challenge that view.pinion. you're entitled to your opinion. um, i like you as a massive sunak support , but my opinion sunak support, but my opinion wavered. change what wavered. don't change what you're doing for other viewers, says k.j. and listen , more says k.j. and listen, more emails to come. so many emails to get through. but first, let's get to this other story. donald trump has said that prince harry will be on his own if he wins a second time this year. as the former criticised him former president criticised him former president criticised him for an unforgivable betrayal of queen elizabeth ii. mr trump said that joe biden's administration had been too gracious to the duke of sussex since he moved to america in 2020. speaking at the conservative political action conference near washington, dc, on saturday, mr trump told the express i would not protect harry. he betrayed the queen. that's unforgivable . he would be that's unforgivable. he would be on his own if it was down to me. meanwhile, pri

um, clive, he's got a theory.are sector because people like rishi sunak as, i quote, sunak regard it as, i quote, woman's and therefore feel woman's work and therefore feel that they can pay them less than men . i'm not sure that that's men. i'm not sure that that's the case, actually. of course, men get paid the same wage for doing that job as well. uh, a couple of people saying people don't do that job, don't want to do that job, michelle. it's backbreaking work don't want to do that job, mt'selle. it's backbreaking work don't want to do that job, mt's very it's backbreaking work don't want to do that job, mt's very kind ackbreaking work don't want to do that job, mt's very kind aciintimate work don't want to do that job, mt's very kind aciintimate andk . it's very kind of intimate and all the rest of it. the all the rest of it. so the attention and the attraction and the those kind of the appeal for those kind of roles isn't there. keep roles perhaps, isn't there. keep your in. uh, for your thoughts coming in.

clive we have a wonderful king, michelle, and we must hope and pray that he gets through this and for many and reigns for many, many more years. says he deserves to years. keir says he deserves to be king for a lot longer. god save the king that is coming through thick and fast. as the sentiment through my viewers , sentiment through my viewers, um, literally . that is a so sentiment through my viewers, um, literally. that is a so many of you getting in touch and echoing the sentiment that many of my guests have shared so far this evening as well, which is indeed, uh, sending well wishes to the king. um etc. now let's cross live back to cameron walker. he is live outside of buckingham palace for us. cameron, good evening to you . cameron, good evening to you. >> good evening michelle. we have been told, of course , that have been told, of course, that the king is going to be an outpatient tonight in hospital. so he'll be travelling to and from clarence house to receive that that treatment. but we've received some further details about other members of the royal family and how that's g

sienna certainly agrees with lee anderson and clive does too. >> he says it's neither islamophobic norople have distressed and have to fear distressed and alarm at visiting areas in our cities , then it's very real. and cities, then it's very real. and clive, i think i think you've got a fair point there about perceptions and about perhaps not standing certain not standing up to certain extreme groups, but the extreme groups, but but the problem is, lee anderson didn't say that. he said that sadiq khan and keir starmer had been concerned , sold by islamists, concerned, sold by islamists, which which is even he admits is clumsy phrasing. perhaps it would help if he said sorry for the phrasing and expressed it how he meant to say it. >> originally, yes, probably , >> originally, yes, probably, probably, probably, linda says. well done. anderson for well done. lee anderson for sticking his and most of the sticking to his and most of the general views, in her general public's views, in her view, were mps view, wish there were more mps like straight talking, like him. straight talking, sayi

um, clive lewis, not happy.step. it's popular amongst many left wing supporters of the labour party. uh, unite leader sharon sharon graham, big funder, says that this is endlessly proved proves that the promises of jam tomorrow. barry gardner, left wing labour mp. he calls he says this we strategically increase potent to axe the pledge. john mcternan from revised tony blair says this is this is the most stupid, uh, decision decision made by the circus armour. what's happening here is you have got two parties going into the middle ground . um, and the the middle ground. um, and the problem, i think for some some people who would want this to remain on the labour side is why vote labour when this has been dropped the question dropped and the bigger question is about net zero, but is not only about net zero, but is not only about net zero, but is trust, about it's is about trust, about it's constantly thrown at sir keir starmer that he's missed a flip flop and he's done more u—turns than a driving test centre . tha

and i think clive understand. the housing select committee, does, and his committee put out a very sensible report recently on this topic . but i sensible report recently on this topic. but i think sensible report recently on this topic . but i think really it's topic. but i think really it's just it's the whole topic is mired in dogma. just it's the whole topic is mired in dogma . and politicians mired in dogma. and politicians get too bogged down by how many votes they can win by trying to promote, um, a home ownership, by trying to promote rights for tenants. you know, what we need is, for example, in the private rented sector is more so much property available that actually poor quality property doesn't get rented . and because there's get rented. and because there's so much property available, rents do start to come down. now, nobody has that sort of perspective, and that's sort perspective, and that's the sort of view that we need. >> are many, many >> but there are many, many people. parents people. richard

unfortunate >> ali clive asks , are these >> ali clive asks, are these threats and intimidations , threats, including the fire attack on mps office? not terrorist activity. where are the police? totally unacceptable. although i do think the police are investigating . investigating. >> right. well, i believe we are going to hear now from mike >> right. well, i believe we are goinghimself. now from mike >> right. well, i believe we are goinghimself. he'sfrom mike >> right. well, i believe we are goinghimself. he's spoken ke >> right. well, i believe we are goinghimself. he's spoken to freer himself. he's spoken to our political editor, christopher have listen. >> government minister mike freer, the tory mp for finchley and golders green, has announced overnight he's resigning as an mp because he fears for his own safety. mike freer, you're with me now at the gb news westminster studio. why are you quitting as an mp? >> there comes a point when the level of threat becomes games, you know, like beyond the pale. um, most mps , in fact, i think um, most mps, in fact, i think all mps have to cope

he was pictured leaving clarence house with his private secretary, clive alston. in his statement .sage of reassurance out there. buckingham palace are not going reassurance out there. buprovidem palace are not going reassurance out there. buprovide a palace are not going reassurance out there. buprovide a runningare not going reassurance out there. buprovide a running commentary to provide a running commentary about king's health or the about the king's health or the treatments he's receiving , but i treatments he's receiving, but i think can take comfort the think we can take comfort in the fact clearly looks fact that he clearly looks pretty well here, considering the got a cancer the fact he's got a cancer diagnosis and he's well enough to be photographed and looks relatively happy. so back relatively happy. so he's back in sandringham this afternoon, resting and recuperating, and he's very much carrying on his work as monarch behind the scenes, superb stuff. >> cameron walker, thank you. as ever an excellent update. brilliant now if you're hoping to get a takeaway delivered on

that's why clive betts, a senior mp, is worried those pressures might impact them. _ it is a vicious circle so we are there to sort of be the middleman to try and _ there to sort of be the middleman to try and help with that so to speak. danny. _ try and help with that so to speak. danny. you — try and help with that so to speak. danny, you mention this at the beginning, it is practical advice but it is someone to talk to apart from anything. it's that very basic thing of i don't know what to do now, i could be in trouble, it could be for any number of reasons, you speak to somebody, not a family member, maybe you speak to someone and they are there. the member, maybe you speak to someone and they are there.— and they are there. the face-to-face advice that you _ and they are there. the face-to-face advice that you speak _ and they are there. the face-to-face advice that you speak about - and they are there. the face-to-face advice that you speak about is - advice that you speak about is crucial for so many people advice that you speak about is crucialfor so many pe

i think clive lewis was on the bbc just just the other day, attacking sunak on this attacking rishi sunakhis issue, a tax issue, calling for a wealth tax which the labour party in certain been certain elements have been calling quite some time. but calling for quite some time. but l, calling for quite some time. but i, really see that i, i don't really see that happening. keir starmer happening. even if keir starmer does get into number i don't does get into number 10, i don't see tax coming because see a wealth tax coming because let's be honest, keir starmer is also incredibly wealthy man. also an incredibly wealthy man. this has been my this is this has always been my point particular point with this particular debate to talk debate is if we want to talk about money and politics, let's talk about money in politics. my it a lot when it annoys me quite a lot when we just start bashing a particular person a particular person or bashing a particular party. because party. just because one one person richer the other. person is richer than the other. let's be honest, the average backbench ea