sings in cornish.s with beards. and sure there are a few beards dotted around but in terms of the music, it's about as contemporary and cool as it gets. meet hunter here playing today at the looe live music festival. i think without that language, that sort of an anchor to our history, to our past, to our future. so it's a celtic language, was derived from breton in the iron age and was spoken all the way up until the 19th century. but, if it wasn't for recent events to try and revive it, it would have died out completely. so we've got about 300 fluent speakers, 1000—2000 speakers of some competency. the music scene in cornwall is actually quite buoyant. there's quite a diversity of groups coming through and that's fantastic to see, generally. some of the ones using cornish, some of them will sing entire songs in cornish, others just play with words and use it a little bit. it all helps. sings in cornish. this is gwenno. she's half—welsh, half—cornish, with english being her third language. and last ye

. —— cornish. since i've been doing the show, i've noticed a really, really happy and kind of unexpected increase in the number of artists singing in cornish. think of cornish, and you might think of bards and druids, folk music and old blokes with beards. it's about as contemporary as it gets. here at the blue live music festival. it's sort ofan blue live music festival. it's sort of an anchor to our history, our past and our future. so it's a celtic language was developed from breton and was spoken all the way up until the 19th century. if it wasn't for recent events to try and revive it, it would have died out completely. so we've got about 300 fluid speakers, 1000— 2000 speakers of some competency —— fluent speakers. the music scene in cornwall is quite buoyant. there is a diversity of groups coming through and that is fantastic to see generally. some of the ones using cornish, some of them will sing entire songs in cornish, othersjust play with words and use it a little bit. it all helps. this

while cornish might not be com pletely while cornish might not be completely safe as a language yet,er is who are trying to do their bit but unless you get youngsters to get interested it becomes a dying language. in every aspect the language usage is difficult. you need to get it into schools and it is a mammoth task but at the same time it is a real community effort and it weighs has been with cornish so it is an inspiring thing so you think how are we going to do this together? in penzance we are working with ten schools here and we have teachers on board and community groups who are really responding to that challenge. do you have a walk in the shops and try starting with speaking cornish to see if anyone understands?” tried that in london but here there are some places where you know it will work but not completely randomly. the probability is quite low. there is a lot of focus on cornwall and we see things like poldark on the television, does that help? part of it is branding cornwall and the culture. there is a cost implication, isn‘t there? if you want to bring the language t

brokered cease fire between turkish and cornish forces the conflict is far from resolved turkish president dresser type add on will meet his russian counterpart vladimir putin later today to discuss it as many leaders have condemned the turkish incursion a growing number of companies are now reassessing their ties with turkey near the city of izmir on the turkish aegean coast folks log in was planning to build a new factory an investment of around 1000000000 euros the plans have progressed quite far but now they've been put on hold the german automaker says it will not invest in a country waging war. a similar response comes from b.s.f. the chemicals giant has 3 production sites in turkey now the word from its german headquarters is that it will make no more investments in turkey for the time being as long as the incursion in syria continues the reactions from the 2 big investors come at a difficult time for turkey the economy is in crisis. g.d.p. growth declined from 7.4 percent in 2017 to only 2.6 percent and $28000.00 in the wake of the currency crisis and this year looks to be heading

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or cornish with us we were confused by this the decision as well kurds there somewhat angry somewhat confused let's go to washington now and bring in bowman he is senior director of the center of on military and political power he has served as a national security advisor in the u.s. senate brad is going to have you back on the show when you consider what all has happened this week and when you hear what the kurdish spokesman there just said what's your reaction to the u.s. role in all of this. thank you i think the kurdish spokesman was gracious more direct i think president trump's decision was morally wrong and search he gently shortsighted i think in short it's shameful as a patriotic american this is an embarrassing moment for me this is something that i think we will look back on and regrets. and i think this is no way to treat our producer partners and without their help we cannot deprive isis and that's caliphate without sending thousands of american ground forces and all the casualties american casualties that it would then associate with that so this is a great you know a a

support from political parties the opposition nationalist party and other parties exiles from the pro cornish h d p party which is totally against this operation saying that its targets the course however the officials have been emphasizing that kurds are not the target there are 300 at this 300000 kurds from combiner who fled there because of the s.d.f. and now residing in turkey this is only against the p.k. k. they're not targeting the settlements or residential areas but. the international opinion so far hasn't been on the side of turkey and that's why they will have a way to go through but i have to say that the spite the main opposition. party in turkey supports the government's military operation they urged the government to make immediate contact with the syrian regime saying that the regime is the legitimate representative of syria immediate that they should contact the syrian regime for this military operation the spike the support they give to the government for the moment thanks to the person consider in istanbul let's cross over to the u.s. for american reaction from our white ho

is subject to a regime of intense government secrecy now on bbc news, simon mccoy reports from the cornish

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cornish and bundle of unclean lames that were not in there before and are not supported by the notes. the f.b.i. uses 30 tuesday keep an official record of their interviews in flynn's case the f.b.i. uses 30 tuesday keep an official record of their interviews in flynn's case the form was used by the f.b.i. to claim he lied but did he really it's not the form was used by the f.b.i. to claim he lied but did he really it's not so clear anymore so clear in there any most of it's just a fast release team. occupant suggesting someone think him and suggesting something very different have been very different that the f.b.i. happened to actually based that signal f.b.i. action actually took a signal each and if it can only change the meaning of what he actually said. ange the meaning of what he actually said. the f.b.i. wanted to know if flynn had ever discussed sank. the f.b.i. wanted to know if len had ever discussed sanctions with the russian ambassador he said he wasn't sure he had spoken to many investors and sions with the russian ambassador he said he wasn't sure he had spoken to many

i come from a building ground, i am cornish in my skill and trade and have been able to use that to improveeally work on the things people care about and ican on the things people care about and i can assure you that in my constituency they want brexit, they wa nt constituency they want brexit, they want it done but they care about lots of other things much more. tell me what it is like to be an mp entering an election campaign like this. you've cleared the diary, how are you going to play this? the best bit about the job i know is has been, and! bit about the job i know is has been, and i stood as a candidate for nearly ten years before i got elected, it'sjust a go nearly ten years before i got elected, it's just a go and nearly ten years before i got elected, it'sjust a go and talk nearly ten years before i got elected, it's just a go and talk to people. i love it, it is how you can narrow their priorities down to the environment, schools, health and social care. i love that part of the job. i spend my evenings, dark evenings, in local pubs. i have held my in pubs and they work really wel

she is cornish to her roots and her speech was also in the best traditions of the house.straight out of newport. as an mp, he was well respected mrs 1987 when first elected. across the party, paul was revered and it is just possible he was born with that beard. across the floor far and wide, respected across the political divide, regardless of your stance, left or right, raise a glass to pull tonight. i have no ideas as to the political preferences of the band members, but i think the whole house... the honourable lady may be right in watching projects, but i have no doubt whole house will agree with their tribute to paul flynn. the speeches from my honourable friends from north east derbyshire and truro and falmouth are in the finest traditions of the house and the speech from the leader of the opposition was in the finest tradition of the leader of the opposition. first he was opposed to no—deal, now he seems opposed to any deal. first he was in favour of the living brexit, now he wants a second referendum. —— delivering. first he wa nted referendum. —— delivering. firs