ladies gentlemen, big round ladies and gentlemen, big round for colin for the council leader, colin smithyou. >> now . we're now >> now. we're now at 2.5 on the reading . we've got some of the reading. we've got some of the sadiq. we've got some of the cleanest air in the world here. we could be on the matterhorn in a moment. >> it's going to be the turn for the audience in a moment. it's going to be farage. well farage the farage from farage at large. and colin's agreed to stay with me for this, which is terrific. see you in a couple of minutes time . okay, let's go . okay, let's go. >> it's barrage. the farage. i've got their names. >> i have absolutely no idea what alan cooke is about to ask me. alan >> hi, nigel. it's great to see you outside downing street today. but obviously we'd rather have you inside downing street . have you inside downing street. but yeah, my question to you is ihave but yeah, my question to you is i have a 22 year old bmw that is compliant. i have got a 46 year old, 4.2l jaguar that is only really good for driving between petrol garages and that's compliant .

ladies gentlemen, big round ladies and gentlemen, big round for colin for the council leader, colin smithyou. >> now . we're now >> now. we're now at 2.5 on the reading . we've got some of the reading. we've got some of the sadiq. we've got some of the cleanest air in the world here. we could be on the matterhorn in a moment. >> it's going to be the turn for the audience in a moment. it's going to be farage. well farage the farage from farage at large. and colin's agreed to stay with me for this, which is terrific. see you in a couple of minutes time . okay, let's go . okay, let's go. >> it's barrage. the farage. i've got their names. >> i have absolutely no idea what alan cooke is about to ask me. alan >> hi, nigel. it's great to see you outside downing street today. but obviously we'd rather have you inside downing street . have you inside downing street. but yeah, my question to you is ihave but yeah, my question to you is i have a 22 year old bmw that is compliant. i have got a 46 year old, 4.2l jaguar that is only really good for driving between petrol garages and that's compliant .

about colin, yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: there you go.ven in the clip, we saw, i guess, a little shetland pony there. >> a little donkey >> seth: a little donkey, right, excuse me, a correction was made in the film as well, i should note >> yes >> seth: it didn't seem like you had to do as much of the sort of animal co-starring that colin had to do. but did you find that you spent a fair amount of time, more than normal, with animals >> yeah, well, i'm good with animals, because i've got horses of my own, you know. so i'd be good around them but jenny, the little donkey, she was very young and so she had a little friend donkey with her all the time yes, called rosie. and she was -- >> seth: so is that because when you're young on set, there are rules, like the donkey union - >> like a chaperone, yes and then rosie would come on the set and be like kind of an older presence d so, jenny would kind of relax a bit more when she could see rosie. so, i really, like -- yeah, i made rosie feel really special because i hate favoritism. >> seth: ye

colin powell attended and graduated from.ell us about that partnership and how this started. >> he is so dear to he was on our board for 15 plus years. he would refer to his children, linda and michael, by name, but then he would say "my kids," when hsaid that, it was the city college of new york, a colin powell school, and those children. and the students were studying that. what was special about them? most of them came with their parents as immigrants to this country. most of them are people of color. most of them have not left new york. and his vision without school was to give them an opptunity to jt ossom. -- to just blossom and bloom. there is no better way to honor his legacy than to go to that school, recruit ts, who honestly looked like me -- look like me, a person of color who immigrated to this country. this is giving back. this is honoring powell's legacy, and we did with both the city college of new york and marshall university in west virginia to show that technology and our industry needs to be a lot more incl

colin, i'm not sure if this makes anybody feel better. i was looking for that little nugget that might make bay area people feel just a little better. new york actually has the longest commute time, right? it's not us. >> that's. yeah, that's the silver lining there, at least. at least it's not as long as new york. so >> all right. well, we're going to end it on that because i need something to feel good about to end with colin, thank you so much. really appreciate you coming on to share the results of your study. >> thank you. i appreciate it. >> coming up next, the truth about national cheap flight day . it is today, but you may not want to book your flight the second a travel expert will reveal the tips and tricks of booking your holiday travel. and the situation with hawaii flights as well. next was rear ended at a traffic light. >> there was damage to my car, but i felt okay. the next day my neck wasn't feeling right, so my sister took me to urgent care and told me to call the barnes firm. i didn't think i had a case, but i did call.

>> a couple of your old favorites, brendan and colin >> seth: brendan and colin look, i mean, we'vehat maybe was not particularly well received at the box office >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: people liked it critics liked it >> yeah. >> seth: it won awards >> i think it was just you that liked it >> seth: well, i liked it a lot. i talked about it a lot. did you -- the three of you, did you feel any sort of sense of the bar that you'd set together going into this? >> yeah, yeah. and for all kind of "in bruges" fans, you didn't want to let anyone down, you included. >> seth: thank you >> on-set, i'd be thinking, "i can't screw -- you know, seth won't have me on." but, yeah, but we also wanted to do something that was different, that wouldn't displease an "in bruges" fan, to have the humor and all of that stuff, but to go to a slightly stranger and maybe sadder place "in bruges" is pretty sad too, but so just to be completely free to take an "in bruges" audience to a different, sort of, place. >> seth: i've always thought that -- i think one of the things when i really drill down on it, what

thank you so much, colin.erstar panel return. carole malone . who are return. carole malone. who are you nominating for your greatest briton tonight? >> every week we talk about greatest. britain's lawrence church is one of our greatest ever britons. lawrence who died in his care home in farnham a few days ago , just a bit short few days ago, just a bit short of his 103rd birthday. he was a hero in the truest sense of the word. he actually he's the last surviving veteran of dunkirk. he fought in the war he was fighting on d—day, ended his his, his, his tenure in the far east. an emotional facebook post today from a charity called project 71 said stan down lawrence, your duty is done . lawrence, your duty is done. it's been an honour to have known you. it's been an honour for us all to have had this man on our side at a time history was being made. thank you, lawrence. rest in peace . lawrence. rest in peace. >> oh, that's so beautiful . ah, >> oh, that's so beautiful. ah, i feel so sad. me too. that we are los

colin: i haven't seen it that way to be honest. of the uae, saudi arabia and egypt is an interesting -- it is interesting from their point of view bringing in the middle east and north africa dynamics into the bloc will be a change. energy independence and energy security ironically with russia has been driven by the issues arising from the ukraine conflict around energy and the fact even the developed world particularly looking at nuclear and traditional forms of energy in the backdrop of the need for energy independence. i think that will feature heavily. guy: i've been listening to what you are saying. i'm hearing more division then i'm hearing -- than i'm hearing countries coming together. to what extent are they really on the same page? are they papering over a crack's or is there real substance here and a desire to move forward together? colin: i think there is substance but at the same time there was this construct of tension, some of the enmity between china and india historically as an example is not going to go away. i th

thank you so much, colin.and my superstar panel return. carole malone . who are return. carole malone. who are you nominating for your greatest briton tonight? >> every week we talk about greatest. britain's lawrence church is one of our greatest ever britons. lawrence who died in his care home in farnham a few days ago , just a bit short few days ago, just a bit short of his 103rd birthday. he was a hero in the truest sense of the word. he actually he's the last surviving veteran of dunkirk. he fought in the war he was fighting on d—day, ended his his, his, his tenure in the far east. an emotional facebook post today from a charity called project 71 said stan down lawrence, your duty is done . lawrence, your duty is done. it's been an honour to have known you. it's been an honour for us all to have had this man on our side at a time history was being made. thank you, lawrence. rest in peace . lawrence. rest in peace. >> oh, that's so beautiful . ah, >> oh, that's so beautiful. ah, i feel so sad. me too. that

hello, colin. you i now. colin in southampton, good morning. hello, colin. you are i now.ervatory roof, i will shut that off see if it is any better — will shut that off see if it is any better. ,., �* will shut that off see if it is any better. �* ., , ., better. don't worry about the conservatory _ better. don't worry about the conservatory roof. _ better. don't worry about the conservatory roof. ok! i better. don't worry about the conservatory roof. 0k! tell . better. don't worry about the | conservatory roof. 0k! tell us better. don't worry about the i conservatory roof. 0k! tell us your sto . conservatory roof. 0k! tell us your story. basically, 2006 picked up on a bad throat which was looked at by my gp and that the end i got a referral to southampton general where i live close to and it turned out to be a throat cancer on the skin at the back pallet and naturally, i was a smoker, i smoke cigars, pipes and you name it, apart from normal tobacco products. and i decided that after i had to go into the biopsy, he told me what it was and he said, we can do something for

it's about -- my character, michael, is in a 17-year relationship with his partner, colin.olin's >> jimmy: yes. >> michael's throwing him a surprise party and just as he's about to open the door at this big event space with hundreds of people waiting, colin says, "i've -- i've taken all my stuff and i've left and we're no longer together." and then, "surprise! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and then the door opens, "hi!" >> so, there's a big party >> jimmy: party. >> so, the whole series is, like, a breakup show of what happens when you've been, sort of, sucker punched with -- with terrible news and you're single again in new york city >> so -- >> jimmy: yeah >> it's a comedy, but it has some nice -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there are great jokes in there >> but it's, sort of -- i mean, it is darren star, so it's got real estate agents, so it's got some new york, you know, real estate porn, kind of vibe. [ laughter ] the city is a character within it, which i think you can appreciate it's got a nice feel >> jimmy: it's very, very good very funny i want to show everyone a clip here's

my very good friend, colin jost, is back on the show. [ cheers and applause he is an emmy-nominated actor from "normal people." his new film, "aftersun," is out october 21st paul mescal will be joining us as well. [ cheers and applause i'm so excited to talk to paul and their new album, "5sos5," is out now. we'll have music from 5 seconds of summer. [ cheers and applause but before we get to all that, in yet another stunning development, the committee investigating the coup attempt on january 6th deposed ginni thomas, the spouse of a sitting supreme court justice, as more video evidence emerged of another trump ally, roger stone, discussing plans before the election to declare victory and overturn the results if trump lost. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: there was a huge development in the congressional investigation of the january 6th insurrection, today, when the committee investigating the attack took the unprecedented step of deposing the spouse of a sitting supreme court justice. >> happening today here in washington, ginni thomas, the wife of the supreme

colin paterson, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello.her on the way this weekend, from an area of low pressure that the met office have now named as storm anthony. more on that in a moment. today's weather is a day of sunny spells and showers, but the showers won't be for everyone, because they will concentrate really across one area in particular. that is across eastern england, where we have this convergence zone with winds bashing together, funnelling the moisture together, and that helps make these showers that could turn heavy and thundery. i wouldn't be surprised if we get around ten or even 20 millimetres of rain in places. but away from eastern england, there will be a lot of drier weather this afternoon, with some sunny spells for most of you. temperatures still running a little bit below average, but feeling 0k in any august sunshine. 0vernight tonight, we start to see outbreaks of rain feed in, particularly to northern ireland. temperatures overnight holding up into double figures. but then, storm anthony will really start to

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her longtime critic, lady colin campbell , longtime critic, lady colin campbell, and one of the journalistser, offered their expert insight in a special edition of royal masterminds isabel monday to thursdays from six till 930 . time now for my six till 930. time now for my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier and it was the story that rocked not just the nation , but the world. just the nation, but the world. >> 26 years ago today , in the >> 26 years ago today, in the early hours of the morning news began to break. that would change the monarchy forever . change the monarchy forever. >> buckingham palace has confirmed the death of diana, princess of wales. the princess died following a car crash in paris. a statement from buckingham palace said the queen and the prince of wales were deeply shocked and distressed by this terrible news. >> we don't know who they talked to put this on. the reuters news agency wire . it says princess agency wire. it says princess diana has died and that her partner , dodi fayed, has also partner, dodi fayed, has also been killed. >> they we

congressman colin allred of texas. trump's surrender, arrest, mugshot shows that american democracy is actually working. that is during a week when we also saw the opposite of democracy, a russian mercenary leader possibly assassinated by vladimir putin. that is next. average risk, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider for cologuard. ♪i did it my way!♪ type 2 diabetes? ask your provider discover the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. and you may lose weight. adults lost up to 14 pounds. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or

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channel lady colin news. channel lady colin campbell and phil dampier with more royal exclusives.though, the clash . and though, the clash. and excitement is building after england's lionesses stormed past australia to reach the final of the women's world cup. but the past 24 hours also seen past 24 hours has also seen fierce debate over prince william's or lack of william's attendance, or lack of at sunday mornings. decider despite his position as president of the fa, the prince of wales is ignoring pressure to fly out to sydney to cheer the team on, reportedly because of the distance involved for such a short trip. instead william, who is currently enjoying a summer break, will watch the match on tv with his family. he did tweet his congratulations as the final whistle blew, saying what a phenomenal performance from the lionesses the final. but lionesses onto the final. but should the be travelling should the prince be travelling to would do so if to australia? would he do so if it were the men's team? and could missed could this be a missed opportunity for women's sport, but al

politics to figure out what's going on, i talked to colin reed. i would be calling my friends anyway and -- colin is great. his wife said so and my mom. two votes for colin. we'll see you from milwaukee. maybe we'll see you in milwaukee. "the faulkner focus" is up next, here she is. >> harris: critics calling it a straight up debacle. president biden with an oddly brief stop on maui to address the deadly wildfires in hawaii. he brought along a cringey joke and retold an old lie and immediately returned to vacation at an $18 million home of a democrat donor. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the president and first lady stayed for about five hours. they met victims and emergency workers. what they were exposed to was surreal. 114 people confirmed dead. at least 800 missing and what will likely be the deadliest wildfire in u.s. history. some signs greeting the president were honest and tough quote, you are late. another no comment. a reference to his initial answer to a question on the deaths of the people on that island. some

channel lady colin news. channel lady colin campbell and phil dampier with more royal exclusives.though, the clash . and though, the clash. and excitement is building after england's lionesses stormed past australia to reach the final of the women's world cup. but the past 24 hours also seen past 24 hours has also seen fierce debate over prince william's or lack of william's attendance, or lack of at sunday mornings. decider despite his position as president of the fa, the prince of wales is ignoring pressure to fly out to sydney to cheer the team on, reportedly because of the distance involved for such a short trip. instead william, who is currently enjoying a summer break, will watch the match on tv with his family. he did tweet his congratulations as the final whistle blew, saying what a phenomenal performance from the lionesses the final. but lionesses onto the final. but should the be travelling should the prince be travelling to would do so if to australia? would he do so if it were the men's team? and could missed could this be a missed opportunity for women's sport, but al

two votes for colin. we'll see you from milwaukee. maybe we'll see you in milwaukee.e faulkner focus" is up next, here she is. >> harris: critics calling it a straight up debacle. president biden with an oddly brief stop on maui to address the deadly wildfires in hawaii. he brought along a cringey joke and retold an old lie and immediately returned to vacation at an $18 million home of a democrat donor. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the president and first lady stayed for about five hours. they met victims and emergency workers. what they were exposed

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colin paterson has the story. mother is 93 and she wanted to come out here. it was your mum's idea? yes. she was a woman that spoke what she wanted, you know? yeah. for the people. she was a warrior and a weapon standing up to the powers thatl be before anybody else was. sinead o'connor lived on the sea front in bray, county wicklow for 15 years. she loved the town... we love you! ..and the town loved her back. even the hills were honouring her. the funeral cortege included a vw van with a sound system on the roof, which pulled up right outside her old house and tellingly blasted out bob marley, the very singer whose song sinead o'connor sang on saturday night live before ripping up a picture of the pope. fans had flown in from all over europe, including the netherlands. i've been a fan now for 33 years. and i think her songs saved my life. # good night and joy... she's like a patron saint, isn't she? . i think everybody come to pay their respects to sinead and honour her, the trail—blazer that she was. she spoke

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colin paterson, bbc news. we'll be back at the top of the next hour. stay with us. hello there.sure, this swirl of cloud on the satellite picture. this was named storm patricia by the french weather service because of impacts it had in france, but particularly on the southern flank of that storm system, we've had some very strong winds. there have been some really heavy downpours, but that area of low pressure is now rolling away eastwards. in its wake, though, we're going to be left with a brisk northerly wind, which will make it feel decidedly cool over the next couple of days. that cool breeze a big feature of thursday's weather, a mix of sunny spells and showers. some quite large areas of cloud, particularly across northern parts of scotland, where we will see some bits and pieces of rain. but for southern scotland, northern ireland, england and wales, it's a mixed bag — some spells of sunshine, some showers, some of which will be heavy and thundery. but there will be places that avoid the showers and stayjust about dry. temperatures ranging from 16 degrees in stornoway to 2

colin paterson, thank you. there 5 been another shock at the women 5 football world cup ?p stage. they could only draw 1—1 with south korea in their final group match, which means columbia and morocco progress at their expense. yesterday brazil were knocked out. england 5 next match is in the last 16 against nigeria on monday. the first combined cycling world championships start today in scotland. over 11 days of competition, riders will compete in categories that include track, road and bmx, as well as para—cycling, which is fully integrated in the championships for the first time. 0ur sports correspondent, mike bushell, looks ahead to what's being billed as the biggest multi—discipline cycling event ever: skills you never thought you'd see possible on a bike, bringing breakdancing to the saddle in the mesmerising sport of bmx flatland, one that would leave most of us dizzy. you hear that a lot, that it's compared to breakdancing. i guess it's all about the fluid motion. a lot of it's notjust the tricks as well, it's the style and the creative too. you bring yourself. ree

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colin paterson, bbc news. interest rates again tomorrow, for the 14th time in a row, as it continues to try to curb inflation. latest figures suggest that the rate of price increases may be slowing, so this decision could be finely balanced. 0ur economics editor faisal islam is here. what are we expecting from the bank tomorrow, and what could the impact be? it isa it is a big decision for the bank of england, its 9—member monetary policy committee will decide at noon tomorrow. expectations are there will be a quarter point rate rise, but we will see what vote reveals at noon tomorrow. in a way, over the past year we have seen the sharp and relentless rise up from zero to kind of around normal at 5%. that has been kind of obvious. it gets trickier now and more finely tuned judgments as you say. a couple of things have gone in the bank's favour over the past month. we have seen sterling rise, that will help temper the price pressures from imports. we have also seen other pressures in the markets, where they hav

colin paterson, bbc news. a lot more on the website. you've been watching newsday.s a relatively quiet day for many of us. in fact, we had some sunny spells and a little bit of warmth coming through. cambridge was the top spot with 23 celsius by the middle of the afternoon. not all of us had beautiful blue, sunny skies. in fact, the cloud, the shower cloud gathered across whitley bay by the end of the afternoon. and some of those showers intense, with rumbles of thunder and lightning mixed in there. so, a similar story as we go into friday. still got this northwesterly flow. that's going to be driving some fairweather cloud around. and through parts of the afternoon, we will start to see a cluster of sharp showers, particularly down through eastern england. a few isolated showers for scotland and northern ireland, the best of the sunshine in sheltered western areas. but temperatures will be a little bit disappointing because of that north—westerly wind direction — 15 to 20 degrees the overall high, 68 fahrenheit. now, as we move out of friday into the start of the w

and colin powell was right. and it is important for us to remember what u all do, not just for this world. if i respect for veterans today counts anything along with working hard worshiping the lord loving families and saluting the flags. nixon. we are thankfully a pro veteran country. we still we see people standing, veterans at ballgames videos of veterans, surprising children at school after long deployments. even some celebrities in hollywood support our war. but the past that you know, visc last support for our is fragile. and we must do everything we can to make sure that we never return to the dark days of the vietnam. and that we honored nixon's call to give you the gratitude and opportunity that you deserve. when nixon toasted the wives and mothers of the american p.o.w.s, he called them the bravest, most magnificent women. he ever seen. he would be amazed today but he was at something that mr. kidero is involved with today, and that is to never forget that when americans go to war and, americans in som

more will affect colin's relationships with its neighbors. incentives. thanks for your time. i checked on the the hi lo there. it's been a very active storm season of late across east asia. and as one system falls apart, it's still bought some very heavy rain and stronger winds that to south korea. but commune was a tropical depression. by the time it worked its way into north korea, but some pieces of that system still bringing some very heavy rain to the north east. we've also got a batch of heavy rain that's pulled across beijing. those henry down pulls intense showers, expecting to work that way east of the next few days. and we will see we'll see more in the way of west to weather assigned to creep up into central china from the south. the temperature coming down in wu han slightly into sunday, and there's like to be more wet and windy weather starting to edge its way into japan. and thanks to ty, food line, we are expecting that to make land full in horseshoe as we go into next week. for south asia, the monsoon rains are looking most of june because of much of pockets d

colin paterson, bbc news.hales, are targeting fishing and sailing vessels, damaging their rudders. its believed the behaviour which at the moment is thought to be a game has spread to 20?of the individuals. victoria gill reports. are these animals attacking or playing? for more than an hour, five orcas nudged, rammed and spun this yacht around. it's one of at least 100 incidents this year, and scientists are trying to work out what's driving this strange dangerous behaviour. playing with the rudder, the rotor is split on the back, so it was completely split. so it ended up in the water? yes, because it is floating the orcas are playing with it from the bottom on their nose. were they? yes. in this boatyard in southern spain, they prepared at least 40 sailing vessels damaged by orcas since april. here in the narrow strait of gibraltar, a population of fewer than 60 critically—endangered iberian orcas move through one of the busiest waterways in the world. in the nearby fishing port, some crews say their boats h

lady colin campbell and phil dampier also standing by with all the latest royal bombshells. have firstombshells. we'll have a first look tomorrow's newspaper, look at tomorrow's newspaper, front ever, this is dan front pages as ever, this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . wootton tonight. let's go. this is gb news, britain's news channel. happy bank holiday monday. as you can see, though, all of the teams here behind the scenes and in front of the cameras. hope, by the way, you didn't have any trouble getting back to the uk. this is the busy list travelling day . and of list travelling day. and of course there was a bit of issues , a few issues weren't there with the air traffic control. i did manage to get back on time though from france. it was great to be with you. hope you had a brilliant break. do stay with us.the brilliant break. do stay with us. the next two hours, we're going to kick off, though, with the news with aaron armstrong . the news with aaron armstrong. >> very good evening to you. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. more than 500 flights to and from the uk are e

how will the ukraine effect colin's future? this is inside story. the hello. welcome to the probably go, i'm so he'll robin. poland has been playing a central role in the wall in ukraine as a vital native bridgehead for supplies to its neighbors. and the destination for millions of refugees. since the end of the soviet union relations with russia has never been gold. the war intensifying entities forced a difficult history of the shape of the european union. and nato has seen the former soviet bloc country become a major nation in western alliances. but at times, relationships have been strained, unafraid, just most retentions boy labor and expense between ukraine in poland, with each calling and the others, and bassett. a. when a polish minister accused ukraine of like ingratitude, intervention ukrainian presents loved him as a lens. k was needed to cool things down. a lot of relations between poland and neighboring valerie sa, seen as being as an all time low. little polish troops are being sent to the border leaders and will also refuse. min skipped a space

i want to use this kind of words because colin's will come millions of refugees. and it says award phenomenal. and because we didn't create any of the refugee counts as for example, in germany date, but we welcome all of the refugees to our houses. so we gave our hearts to, to, to refugees. and i would say to me didn't to imply your pin values because you'd have 10 boxes for example. so that would be and that's what to poland. exactly. show not just the political leaks, but the whole society. well, thinking of that, let's close back to the how in the wall. so of course, you know, while sort of the global community looks at poland, reputation right now is, you know, he raised the vocal support of the military support the giving to ukraine. the underlying tensions between the 2 countries that has been there for many, many years, hundreds of years. if not, you know, one months, hey, ro such as a button dara full ukraine is nothing more than a monster for poland. and these issues rumbled and do they know it, and this is why the presence of lensky had to get involved r

break time now for my royal masterminds , lady colin campbell masterminds, lady colin campbell and philglobal superstars david and victoria beckham are the latest people to be called term people to be called a term coined by critics of the duchess of suffolk , essex. for people of suffolk, essex. for people ditched by her with the beckhams said to be furious after they reportedly accused them of leaking stories to the press. now, despite posh and becks attending the couple's royal wedding back in 2018, there was no reciprocation at brooklyn beckham studded wedding or beckham star studded wedding or in miami recently as harry and meghan were notably absent from becks unveiling of new becks grand unveiling of new inter miami footballer lionel messi at an event that featured kim kardashian, serena williams and lebron james so late . see, and lebron james so late. see, you've got some exclusive information on about what went on between the beckhams and the sussexes . don't you . sussexes. don't you. >> well , i was sussexes. don't you. >> well, i was told that, in fact , that meghan didn't

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lady colin campbell and phil dampier also standing by with all the latest royal bombshells. have firstombshells. we'll have a first look tomorrow's newspaper, look at tomorrow's newspaper, front ever, this is dan front pages as ever, this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . wootton tonight. let's go. this is gb news, britain's news channel. happy bank holiday monday. as you can see, though, all of the teams here behind the scenes and in front of the cameras. hope, by the way, you didn't have any trouble getting back to the uk. this is the busy list travelling day . and of list travelling day. and of course there was a bit of issues , a few issues weren't there with the air traffic control. i did manage to get back on time though from france. it was great to be with you. hope you had a brilliant break. do stay with us.the brilliant break. do stay with us. the next two hours, we're going to kick off, though, with the news with aaron armstrong . the news with aaron armstrong. >> very good evening to you. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. more than 500 flights to and from the uk are e

i also write about colin kaepernick and the anthem i think is a an important story track because. he was being required to participate in patriotism and he felt like that requirement was asking him to celebrate a country that he was feeling quite alienated from by the murder of black men. and what's interesting i think about the story is the timeline. so in 2009, the. started requiring players be on the field for the for the playing of the anthem prior to 2009 nobody was attention they had to be on the field by the time colin took a knee in 2016 and people reacting as if a bomb had been detonated in the center a stadium and people talked about standing players standing for the anthem as if it was a tradition from time immemorial. it was the bedrock of american culture. it was a rejection of military service not to stand for the anthem. and all of that was malarkey made up history. right? the history of the anthem and the history of military service and the history of patriotism and military in the united states. and i won't go back and geek out on my early history stuff. but but a

meanwhile, hannah and colin ingram—moore own consultancy company maytrix, which received the payment nook, the company which controversially registered the trademarks to captain tom, something the charity commission is also investigating. separately, the couple are fighting a demolition order after building an unauthorized home spa complex at their bedfordshire home. their initial plans had been for a captain tom foundation building, but the independent trustees have since said they had no knowledge of the charity's name being used in the planning application. this house was the setting for a remarkable charitable effort which captured the world's imagination. but now it's the focus of a series of questions about whether hannah ingram—moore and her husband benefited from what appeared to be charitable activity. the tens of millions of pounds captain tom raised for the nhs are not part of any investigation, but his legacy could now be tarnished by the actions of his daughter. and joe's here now. do we have any idea of how much money is involved — and how many appearances she made? in

colin powell was right. it's important for us to remember what you all do not just for this country but for the world. if our respect for veterans today counts for anything along with the working hard, worshipping the lord, loving families and saluting the flag, we are actually living. we are thankfully a pro veteran country. we see people standing with veterans of all ages, videos of veterans surprising children at school after long deployments, even some celebrities in hollywood support our work. the past that you know viscerally reveals that there is no guarantee that this will last. support for our heroes is fragile. we must do everything we can to make sure that we never return to the dark days of vietnam. we honor nixon's call to give you the gratitude and opportunity. when nixon toasted the wives and mothers of the american p.o.w.s, he called them the bravest and most magnificent women he had ever seen. he would be amazed today to see that 50% of the active forces women. he was getting at something th

elderly patients were also the target of colin norris, a young nurse who went rogue.nd guilty of murdering four, and trying to kill a fifth. but the closest comparison to letby is perhaps beverley allitt — also a nurse in her 20s, also working on a children's ward, this time in lincolnshire. in 1993, allitt received 13 life sentences for the murder and attempted murder of infants. and we thought we would try and look at this to see how big the phenomenon was... criminologist david wilson has studied doctors and nurses who become serial killers. the person who kills within a healthcare setting has already developed the desire to kill before theyjoin the healthcare setting, and if you want to kill, of course you are going to identify people who are vulnerable, people whose deaths won't be noticed, and so, guess what? the people that serial killers target, by and large, are older people, or they target very, very young people, specifically in a neonatal unit, in this case, where again, small babies with chronic underlying healthcare, where their deaths won't be commented

our entertainment correspondent colin paterson is with me. tell us more about who lizzo is?s year she won record of the year and she played glastonbury on the main stage pulling one of the biggest crowds that we can and this week she entered the singles chart with her song from the successful barbie movie. she is also known for celebrating inclusivity and body positivity. but now she's had this lawsuit filed against her, her dance captain and production company by three of her dancers. two of them got theirjobs through her tv reality show and they were recently sacked in the third resigned over the alleged treatment of the other two. the allegations are long, they were filed in a document yesterday in la, 44 pages long and i've been reading it today. includes fat shaming, sexual harassment, having created a hostile working environment, and a couple of specifics. one of the dancers alleges that after show in amsterdam this year lizzo made the dancers go to a strip club and one of them, arianna, was made to touch one of the naked dancers due to lizzo chanting her name until sh

colin paterson, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. we are also looking — here in the uk and we are also looking at— here in the uk and we are also looking at the aftermath of silicon _ looking at the aftermath of silicon valley's ugliest decade. hello there. thursday was a relatively quiet day for many of us. in fact, we had some sunny spells and a little bit of warmth coming through. cambridge was the top spot with 23 celsius by the middle of the afternoon. not all of us had beautiful blue, sunny skies. in fact, the cloud, the shower cloud gathered across whitley bay by the end of the afternoon. and some of those showers intense, with rumbles of thunder and lightning mixed in there. so, a similar story as we go into friday. still got this north—westerly flow. that's going to be driving some fair weather cloud around. and through parts of the afternoon, we will start to see a cluster of sharp showers, particularly down through eastern england. a few isolated showers for scotland and northern ireland, the best of the sunshine in shelte