and that someone is colin. colin, yes. ask you because, you know, listeners to this, viewers might know you a bit more from your more sort of traditional style. i don't mean that in a pejorative way but, you know, your news investigations on tv, on radio, how did you find the podcast format? this is the first time i've - done a podcast and we realised from the outset that by putting a podcast together it would - help us appeal for information. but i was incredibly privileged l to know that shaun came to me and that's because i'd spent ten years previously- investigating child sexual abuse within the church i of england. so i think he thought that i was equipped i with the right type of skills. and it was...my sourcesl became — and the people who drove my investigation forward — are the survivors| and the victims of sexual abuse who were abused by this - group of offenders. and they, as shaun told me at the outset of this - investigation, they would be the ones who would be able| to inform me and give me really key bits of

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colin: that's the way we can buffer against droughts and dry seasons. grasslands, all around the world, they virtually had a built-in irrigation system. fraser: really can see the aggregation that's going on from all these roots of all the different plants we've been growing in here. so what we've got going here with this clod is basically a dry paddock with, um, not much growing in it, apart from a few weeds. and here, three months ago, we planted the multi-species grazing crop, yeah. damon: so that's in three months that's happened? fraser: that's in three-months. it's incredible, isn't it? that kind of represents big ag, and this represents mother nature. and it's pretty obvious who i'd rather get my source of vegetables from. fraser: well, when we talk about trying to work out some of the global problems and trying to do it quickly, well, you can really see the speed that it can happen here. i mean, look at all these roots. like, that's all carbon pumped, isn't it? it is. it really shows that plants, plants and more plants. in other words, plant div

colin walker, thank you very much _ future? colin walker, thank you very much for— future?, thank you very much for your thoughts - future? colin walker, thank you very much for your thoughts on | very much for your thoughts on that story. there is more detail on that on our website. to the us now — where talks between republicans and democrats over the nation's finances have been continuing. america is about to hit its borrowing limit of $31 point $4 trillion by the end of the month. unless politicians can agree to raise it, the us risks defaulting on its debts. the deadlock has caused ratings agency fitch to warn it may may downgrade america's triple—a credit rating. and — according to investment bankjp morgan — the chance of it missing the deadline is rising day by day, as michelle fleury reports from new york. there's a roughly one—in—four chance that the us will hit the so—called x date — that's when the government runs out of money to pay its bills — without a deal to raise the debt limit. that's according to the banking giantjpmorgan chase, and they say the odds are

colin: absolutely.s is a situation where there's there's not a whole lot of good that the governor can convince republicans to break with their party and sustain his veto here, but certainly thousands showed up in this rally and had a very political undertone compared to next year's election. certainly democrats in north carolina feel like this is an issue that can fire up their base and potentially help them flip some seats. -- flip some seats in the legislature to their party in the governor's mansion in democratic hands coming to 2024. william: so does the gop super majority in the legislature have the votes to override this veto? colin: they have just a very narrow majority thanks in part to a particular democrat who switched parties and became a republican and voted for this bill the first time around. so as long as everybody's sticking with how they voted the first time, this bill was passed by the legislature, that should be overridden. votes are scheduled to take place in both the house and sena

congressman colin allred, thank you for joining us tonight.today. but the line toward the end where you say to texas voters about texas ted cruz, you know that -- you say he's only out for himself, and you know that. and you say that with a confidence that i find compelling, that the easiest case you are going to have to make to texans is the singular unlikability of ted cruz. >> yeah, i'm going to venture out on a limb here and say that most texans do know that we can't count on ted cruz in a crisis. him getting off to cancun when texans were freezing in the dark was not just a joke. it was something that -- he turned his back on 30 million texans who needed a senator who is doing everything he could to take care of them during that time. and texans can't afford six more years of ted cruz in the senate. and honestly, lawrence, as you know, the country can't afford six more years of a senator who try to overthrow a presidential election. this is going to be a tough fight. i know that. but i have been in tough fights for all my life. as i said

colin, carry on.full time from 1990 _ doing this 35 years, full time from 1990 i_ doing this 35 years, full time from 1990. i have lots of properties. i'm of a time _ 1990. i have lots of properties. i'm of a time and age, i have nine left and i_ of a time and age, i have nine left and i get — of a time and age, i have nine left and i get more horrified as this goes _ and i get more horrified as this goes on — and i get more horrified as this goes on. i'm actually anxious today with this _ goes on. i'm actually anxious today with this going on. there is no... inaudible — inaudible a private rental home provider has to stay— a private rental home provider has to stay in— a private rental home provider has to stay in the property business. when _ to stay in the property business. when someone moves into a flat or any property, they sign, read it first— any property, they sign, read it first and — any property, they sign, read it first and then sign a six month assured — first and then sign a six month a

telling of the story of the family's campaign to get a public inquiry into the death of their son, colinth that in mind. and i think, in a way, for me it's very much about also trying to make work that somehow is against the way that the dominant media tells stories about these questions. and so, i guess there's a certain poetry within that. i see. but how far do you see yourself as an artist as well as an activist? i mean, that sounds like you had a real purpose there, wanting to get a proper inquest into the death of colin roach — i believe there were two, and both of them returned verdicts of suicide, which a lot of people said was rather improbable. but, i mean, do you see yourself as an activist? well, i do, yes. i mean, i think i've seen myself as someone who's, in a way, reworking the idea of what activism might mean — but to do that in an art space, which, in a sense, encapsulates sort of the way in which people look at things. and so, i think there's a way in which we have come to become very, if you like, normalised in terms of how we are drawn to these subjects. and there is a

let's throw that one back to colin, colin talbot.d wall. yes but that in england only-— in england only. i think that's important- — in england only. i think that's important- i— in england only. i think that's important. i think _ in england only. i think that's important. i think the - in england only. i think that's important. i think the lib i in england only. i think that's l important. i think the lib dems could pick up a significant number of mps in so—called blue wall areas and labour —like wall del michael wise in the red wall areas. —— and labour likewise in the red wall areas. at the moment on the basis of the polls it looks like labour could pick up a number of seats in scotland. i would say one thing about this whole referendum thing. i wonder whether or not the snp would be demanding a referendum at the moment. given the crisis they are in and looking at the polls, and most of the sensible people at the top of the snp have said there's no point in having a referendum unless we have a decisive lead in the polls. they hav

colin rush is here to talk with us colin, you surprised the stock isn't holding its gains?really. the truth of the matter is that tesla continues to have an important technology lead in the ev space as we look at elon's attention span and the depth of management at tesla, this isn't a huge change to see him resigning from the ceo position at twitter. the team at tesla is very talented team and it's very focussed he's going to have his hands full on the technology side of twitter for sure the real issue for tesla is around demand. the thing that may happen with the twitter change is the repair of the tesla brand. >> that's a fascinating point. people have talked about how much tesla has fallen as a result of everything musk has done on twitter and his comments there. do you think he's reacting to that bringing in someone who's extremely professional and moving it towards an ad-friendly place? do you think that's what this is about? if that's all that's going on, you think tesla would stay positive for a session >> it's probably part of what's going on here. i think the big i

lady colin campbell, thank you here. lady colin campbell, thank ven se— here.d saw right through her last year and saw right through hev tetetts— last year and saw right through her details of— last year and saw right through her details of that absolute tentshett— her details of that absolute bombshell all— her details of that absolute bombshell all coming up in just a bombshell all coming up in just e tev— bombshell all coming up in just a few minutes— bombshell all coming up in just a few minutes time. live from buckingham palace. as you live from buckingham palace. as ven en— live from buckingham palace. as ven e the— live from buckingham palace. as you can see, a big motorcade going— you can see, a big motorcade eevne en— you can see, a big motorcade going on behind— you can see, a big motorcade going on behind us. we're right in going on behind us. we're right tn the— going on behind us. we're right tn the heevt— going on behind us. we're right in the heart of— going on behind us. we're right in the heart of this as our eennttevn— in the heart of this as

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and democratic congressman and -- the colin allred. he has actually announced he will run for senate. here's a small part of his first ad. >> we deserve a senator whose team is texas. ted cruz only cares about himself. we don't have to be embarrassed by our senator. we can get a new one. >> we can get a new one. mark, i know you work with cruz. who can beat ted cruz? beto o'rourke -- >> -- >> okay. >> this race got real interesting. and listen, i'm the first guy to win cold water on the idea that the democrats are going to win statewide. i was around in 1988 when the last democratic senator, lloyd benson, was elected more than 30 years ago. i work for and richards. i worked for george bush. i saw the transition from democrats the republicans, when richards, early 90s, was democrats across the board in statewide elections -- years later, bush was elected in the second election. all of them were republicans. so, it's a republican. state so, i would say this. there is no more unpopular in the senate than ted cruz. and by the, way more rep

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parks are right, colin?ot involved in any company's decision to censor content. little fishy this week when institute released a documentary about imprison hong kong newspaperman and promptly saw their camp shut down. tiktok has since restored the account bird was a mistake and nothing to see here. their explanation raises more questions regards restore the account after he published the story. dan? what's on the famous things as i left my heart in san francisco don't think left in san francisco this is another miss to the city on the bay was about to lose at nordstrom stores this is another another retail stores to dangerous your business there. this is a direct result of progressive governance that simply will not reverse course. the sad thing is a once great city is winding down. >> there are incapable of doing anything about it. rembrandt they could but they won't. remember if you have your hit or miss replete it to us on 11c. that's it for this week show but thanks to my panel and thanks all of you for

colin and fraser thank you for being here and the art commissioners president collins and others, welcome, i don't know all your names i apologize. but welcome. and thank you for your partnership on this. >> to our my command staff that is standing behind me i like to point out our ems command staff. chief tong who is the assistance the deputy chief of ems and paramedicine. chief tang and gordon and choker. also thank you to the sfac public art's staff. mary chew, marcus davie. lee. [applause] thank you to public works. kathleen o'day in the house. thank you, sister, you did a great job on this station from beginning to end for us. and we appreciate you, we need to clone you, thank you. and would like to welcome our fantastic artists here. michael bartloss have ralph come up per further opening remarks. come on down, brother. [applause], thank you, chief. good morning i'm ralph remmington welcome you to fire station 49. we celebrate initial ehs week and new art work. i like to take a moment and thank the fire department for hosting us today at station 49 opened 2 years ago and for their c

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colin, really good to have you with us, colin clarke there. paul. with us, colin clarke there.ut this high pressure will be quite constant, keeping it dry just about everywhere. there'll still be some cloud as we head through the night in some areas, but on the whole, we'll see clearer skies developing and, with light winds, temperatures will fall away. and it could be quite chilly, particularly in eastern scotland first thing on friday morning. there will still be some leftover cloud first thing in the day, and through the day, we'll see cloud toppling into the north—west of scotland, bringing a few spots of drizzle. otherwise it should be dry and on the whole, elsewhere, more sunshine in the morning, more cloud building up and spreading out overland in the afternoon. now the far south of england and through the english channel may stay sunny, but only because it's likely to be quite windy here — and there'll be an edge to that wind, it'll make it feel chillier, as well. but where the winds are lighter further north, and we have some sunshine at times, temperatures will reach

colin paterson, bbc news, liverpool.all. hello there. over the past few days, we've seen lots of rainbows. there's been some very heavy rain and lots of thunder and lightning. and on thursday, we had some funnel clouds coming down from the base of the cloud. that rotating cylinder of air, if it hit the ground, it would have been a tornado. funnel cloud is not unusual at this time of the year. don't think we're going to see any, though, over the next few days because low pressure is going to take the heavy showers into central southern parts of europe. high pressure building across the uk. but we're seeing an east or northeasterly breeze coming in that's dragging in all the cloud from off the north sea. so great start for many central and eastern parts of the uk that finger of rain moves down briefly to affect east anglia, the southeast, maybe the east midlands, before arriving in dorset. ahead of that one or two showers for wales in the southwest. for many western parts of the uk, it's going to be dry with some lengthy s

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on thursday, they'll hold the colin invitational golf tournament to raise money for the two hospitals that chped his life and to help families going through the same traumatic experience. they will also donate funds to advocate for early avm detection so more children have a chance of surviving and thriving like colin. >> he's doing really, really well, and he's just back to being a kid. >> reporter: kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> giving a lot of other families hope. >>> happening now, a longtime catholic leader who served the bay area for decades has died. the diocese of san jose say patrick joseph mcgrath lost his battle with pneumonia this weekend. he was born in ireland in 1945. mcgrath served as auxiliary bishop after the archdiocese of san francisco from 1948 to 1998 and then a bishop of the diocese of san jose from 199 to 2019, of san jose from 199 to 2019, when he re nurtec is the only medication that can treatat and prevenent my migraraine atattacks, allll in one. don't t take if alallergic to nurtetec. allergrgic reactioions can occ, eveven days afafter using.. most c c

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congress colin allred, a dallas area representative, former nfl linebacker.nounced his candidacy for senate this morning with a video that starts like this -- >> when i left the nfl, i thought my days of putting people on the ground were over. then january 6th happened. i remember hearing the glass breaking and the shouts coming closer. i texted my wife, whatever happens, i love you. then i took off my jacket and got ready to take on anyone who came through that door. ted cruz, he cheered on the mob. >> we will not go quietly into the night! >> then hid in a supply closet when they stormed the capitol. but that's ted for you. all hat, no cattle. >> tag line there. joining our coverage, former congresswoman donna edwards and tim miller, writer at large for "the bulwark." both msnbc contributors. tim, you did a fantastic interview with the congressman. let me play some of this. >> you come to the nfl locker room and you go at lunchtime, you'll see the countriest boy sitting next to the guy from the middle of the city who are like best friends and who are, you k

colin betty won the race this past weekend in san francisco. he recently moved to the city and he is the first time beta breakers runner. he's been preparing for this race by running in golden gate park. all that hard work paid. cough when benny secured the win at just under 36 minutes. i wasn't really thinking too much. about time we started going out there to just kind of compete. and you know the fact that ended up being a pretty fast race and a pretty good day was just it was kind of a nice added bonus. this year was colin's first bay to breakers says, we said, but it is not his first race. he has been part of syracuse is running team and the top 10 finisher in the boston marathon up next, colin is heading to the olympic trials and hoping to secure a spot on the olympic team next year. contra costa county is getting ready to perform 16 marriage ceremonies tomorrow at the top of mount diablo. it is part of a collaboration between the county and california's department of state parks. they're hosting a series of so called destination weddings

colin patterson, bbc news, liverpool. the excitement is palpable. justjammed with feeds are just jammed with eurovision feeds are justjammed with eurovision pictures and videos. so many people i know are there. i will be back with the top business stories right here next, so don't go away. hello. if, like me, you're a fan of a big cloud scape, tuesday was a day of delight across the uk as we saw towering thunder clouds developing across our skies. northamptonshire tuesday afternoon, worcester and the clouds were delivering this bolt of lightning, caught on camera late afternoon. in the next few days, more photo ops as well. there'll be some beautiful sunshine for a time for many of us, but then we can anticipate some heavy and thundery showers also developing. a few showers close to the east coast first thing on wednesday. for many, a lot of early sunshine, low pressure swirling around to the northwest, though, will mean showers even early on for scotland and northern ireland. but it's some of these home—grown ones across eastern england as we warm

colin patterson, bbc news. great story there.u've seen a glimpse of already. you'll see some eurovision allstars, in both liverpool and kyiv, coming together to sing you'll never walk alone. # walk on, walk on. # with hope in your heart. # and you'll never walk alone. # you'll never walk alone. # cheering. hello. for the vast majority of places saturday turned into a mostly sunny and very warm day. many parts of western england, wales, northern ireland, and scotland saw temperatures up to 21 degrees. however, in eastern england underneath this stubborn area of cloud some places only got to ten degrees. now, that stubborn area of cloud still with us for sunday morning, but it should break up a little more effectively through the day had to allow more sunshine and warmth. at the same time this cold front pushing in from the north—west will bring rain into part of scotland and northern ireland first thing and as that front pushes southeastwards through the day it will introduce something a little bit cooler to the north and the west

colin patterson, bbc news. # instead, i wrote a song...# some toughjudges some tough judges there. in liverpool. shortly after her win, loreen returned to the stage once again to collect her trophy — and she spoke about what the victory meant. only the second person to win eurovision twice. how does it feel? , , ., �* feel? this is overwhelming. i'm so ha- feel? this is overwhelming. i'm so happy and — feel? this is overwhelming. i'm so happy and i _ feel? this is overwhelming. i'm so happy and i am _ feel? this is overwhelming. i'm so happy and i am so _ feel? this is overwhelming. i'm so happy and i am so thankful. | so happy and i am so thankful. thank— so happy and i am so thankful. thank you _ so happy and i am so thankful. thank you for this. this is for you — thank you for this. this is for you. thank— thank you for this. this is for you. thank you. we thank you for this. this is for you. thank you.— thank you for this. this is for you. thank you. we are so happy for ou, you. thank you. we are so happy for you, loreen. _ you. thank you. we are so happy for you, loreen. bring

colin paterson, bbc news, liverpool.n. hello, there. over the past few days, we've seen lots of rainbows. there's been some very heavy rain and lots of thunder and lightning. and on thursday, we had some funnel clouds coming down from the base of the cloud. that rotating cylinder of air, if it hit the ground, it would have been a tornado. funnel clouds not unusual at this time of the year. don't think we're going to see any, though, over the next few days because low pressure is going to take the heavy showers into central southern parts of europe. high pressure building across the uk. but we're seeing an east or northeasterly breeze coming in that's dragging in all the cloud from off the north sea. so a grey start for many central and eastern parts of the uk. that finger of rain moves down briefly to affect east anglia, the southeast, maybe the east midlands, before arriving in dorset. ahead of that, one or two showers for wales and the southwest. for many western parts of the uk, it's going to be dry with some lengthy

colin paterson, bbc news, liverpool. the city is buzzing.half of ukraine and tell us more, explain about the controversy with volodymyr zelensky. eurovision son: with volodymyr zelensky. eurovision song contest — with volodymyr zelensky. eurovision song contest is _ with volodymyr zelensky. eurovision song contest is supposed _ with volodymyr zelensky. eurovision song contest is supposed to - with volodymyr zelensky. eurovision song contest is supposed to be - with volodymyr zelensky. eurovision song contest is supposed to be a - song contest is supposed to be a politics—free zone. the president of ukrai wanted to address the final and the organisers said it is an international entertainment show, one of the corner stones of content is the nonpolitical nature of the event. that has not been given enough for politicians in the uk. rishi sunak said he is disappointed and thinks it would be fitting if volodymyr zelensky was able to give that address, given the — the argument it is political and they made it political by banning russia. also to

colin paterson, bbc news, liverpool. disappointed by the decision not to allow president zelensky of ukraine to make an address during the eurovision song contest, and labour leader sir keir starmer has said president zelensky should be able to give a speech as a defender of international unity and freedom. our political correspondent ione wells is in westsminister. there was no party is apparently an agreement on this one. that is right, not natural political allies, but prominent political figures from rishi sunak to keir starmer to borisjohnson have starmer to boris johnson have weighed starmer to borisjohnson have weighed in, saying that president zelensky should be allowed to address the contest tomorrow night. he had asked to give a video address, presumably to ask the global audience to support ukraine in its fight against russia, but the european broadcasting union, who run the contest, said that while his intentions were laudable, it would break the rules of the contest, which require it to be nonpolitical. now,

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colin. — musical last night. thank you so much, colin, reflecting - musical last night. her nursing qualifications. she's among 680,000 foreign students currently in britain, contributing £42 billion to the uk economy, but most also contributing to the net migration figure, the difference between those who come and those who leave. some people arejust doing it because, "0h, i have to leave the country, because i want a greater life, i want a greater opportunity for myself." and some people are genuinely doing it because they want it for that educational background or they want to do something better for themselves. they want to achieve more goals. so worried is the government about the size of the net migration figure due to be published later this morning that they've announced plans to stop foreign postgraduates from using student visas as what they call a back door route to work. universities say that international students are a huge boost to the uk economy. what we need to look at is the benefits that we have, the rich exchanges that we have and the contributions. w

colin allred is a moderate democrat.ke was more progressive, ran on a progressive agenda, colin allred was a former nfl star. that -- there's appeal beyond politics. he's a good candidate. he has a house seat right now, has run tough races. it's a presidential year. that's tough for democrats in texas. i think ted cruz would probably prefer allred be the democratic nominee. >> thank you. >>> as i mentioned, we have been monitoring the briefing right now with the department of defense as we look to troops being sent to the southern border. taking questions right now about when those soldiers could get there, will they be active duty, national guard. let's listen in. >> yeah, thanks. so on your first question right now, i think we'll see these troops arrive as early as may 10 and then in the coming weeks. again, these will be active duty forces. although as i mentioned at the top, we continue to explore other options so that we could return those active duty forces back to their home stations in stride with potentially rev

colin bristow. tim?ht of you and your position in pfizer. >> well, what is very helpful here is that ultimately pfizer doesn't get any credit for this drug so, if you think about what'spu down is the loss of everything related to covid so, the fact there's a pie, there's a universe, addressable market of weight loss drugs and to that extent, this is certainly a dwayne for pffiz ga. the fact pfizer already talked about this at their investor event, in december, and in some sense, it is a rehashing of old information. it is also an environment where we put a different multiple on this space so, that is now at least seen for pfizer as an area of growth that is not priced in the stock. and if anything, i think it just offsets what is a sense of, what do you do with pfizer here >> right you book calls >> yeah, so, i saw this news and it's interesting just think of the market cap shifts we've seen in this space and the differences in valuations and the sentiment so far. i saw this news and i bought the july 40

this is colin mighty t t. you can find a little piece. it's because it's near to the feet. for example, here we have the problem. cussing i live on recall. equate that it. ok. so this is gone then. yeah, i love it, we use it. i lot off with the end of the day might end, but another life you story town is just weekend. locals flocked to the c side. plaza photo done where families relax, youngster, sure, object diving scares and everybody comes to fill the updates for us. i need the food plate here, the smell a, so 9 different flavors. the spice is and one of my favorite food, which is the tradition of right, it's called roy. it's a mix of potatoes as the and the fire. it's have a delicious and the unique. it's the head, he makes all flavors, fragrances unfriendly, faces and for musical trailblazer like amena the city's future is as bright and clear as it storied past end of the day. i'm so proud of my feet. i'd also so proud of my life. wow, look at those colors. i'm really convinced now that we did then the back in order to hear their remarkable song, some beer to was city,

here's our entertainment correspondent, colin paterson.gh, ireland failing to qualify for the fifth year in a row, and the king and queen making an unexpected cameo. now thoughts turn to tomorrow, and the 16 countries still trying to qualify for saturday's final. i have just been watching rehearsals for the second semifinal, there has been an austrian duo singing about how bad royalty rates are on streaming services, an albanian family, mum and dad with the kids, and the australian rock band voyager, sharing the stage with a car. so far, this has been the year of the solo singer — every act eliminated in the first semi was a band or a duo. australia will be hoping that fate doesn't befall them. in the fan zone, the parties continued. fantastic, everyone has been so welcoming, it isjust fantastic, everyone has been so welcoming, it is just fun. colourful, vibrant, everybody is friendly, — colourful, vibrant, everybody is friendly, great atmosphere. and one of the big hits of this year's competition, the finnish entry, kaarija, has just play

colin patterson, bbc news. # instead, i wrote a song... eurovision truly for all ages.arked worldwide interest, mainly because of its back story, as mike liggins explains. simon barnett was a real life all—action hero. he was diver or frog man on rescue helicopters in the royal navy. archival fo0tage: they�*re always finding more uses for helicopters. the latest extends their rescue service in combination with naval drop man who are taught to jump into the sea from a height of 30 feet. in 1964, he bought a rolex submariner for £70 but not as a fashion item. in those days a rolex submariner was a tool, not the fashion accessory it has become now. and he used that essentially to time his dive, he had to know how long he had been underwater and that was the only means by which he could do it. simon barnett was involved in a number of daring rescue missions and in 1967 he almost lost his own life when trying to rescue the pilot of a crashed navy helicopter in the mediterranean. all the aviation fuel from the helicopter had leaked into the sea, around the helicopter, and dad

colin patterson, bbc news.rovision youtuber and blogger based in washington dc. thank you so much forjoining us on bbc news. you watched the whole show take place. what did you think? did you think it was always going to be a win for sweden? i always going to be a win for sweden?— always going to be a win for sweden? 3, 3, , sweden? i mean, a little bit. it was a 2-way _ sweden? i mean, a little bit. it was a 2-way race - sweden? i mean, a little bit. it was a 2-way race between | it was a 2—way race between finland and sweden ever since the songs were selected. that is what we ended up with in the and, we had the split screen of both sweden and finland down to the wire. sweden ultimately came out victorious.- the wire. sweden ultimately came out victorious. what did ou came out victorious. what did you think _ came out victorious. what did you think of — came out victorious. what did you think of the _ came out victorious. what did you think of the act _ came out victorious. what did you think of the act as -