who do you like in the final four. >> i love dougie not so fresh. wick can fun to say. come on. then on the other side jimmy the chin i have a little european chin myself. >> jesse: got something going. >> jesse: you think chinette go down. >> yeah both chins are going together. sticky sammy. again, the alliteration is phenomenal. >> jesse: right. see how it shakes out later in the week. text us on friday we will announce our first ever final four. text mike from bakersfield, california. republicans have to keep a clean fight the way reagan did. don't load democrats with ammo in the primaries that they will end up using against us in the general election. do you really think donald trump can resist going after ron desantis for a year and a half? that's not happening. i think we learned that in 2016. diane and ben from florida. oh, texting in as a duo. rockie and apollo parallel to trump and desantis in '24. they will fight it out a few times and eventually they will get along. we hope. we all hope it ends the way it did after 2016. you know, trump a

but dougie is not so fresh wants to talk about his emotions.ala's husband kisses joe biden's wife and calls you toxic. and msnbc sits there and pats dougie on the head you are such a good little boy. wife swapping, apologizing, and sitting home all day. msnbc's perfect man. the lower you go, the bigger the reward. look at biden's pick for faa chief. instead of nominating someone with a long resume and flight and safety experience to runt faa. joe picked phil washington a guy who worked at a bus station up until a couple years ago. phil was under a political corruption investigation for handing out pricy contracts to his buddies while he ran the l.a. transit authority but now he is getting a promotion and phil doesn't know anything about airplanes. but he shatters. >> i'm not sure i can answer that question right now. sorry, senator, i cannot answer that question. thank you for the question, senator. i'm not a pilot. >> can you tell me what causes an aircraft to spin or stall? >> again, senator, i'm not a pilot. i don't want to guess on that. >>

like you feel it. >> reporter: dougie fresh is known as the original human beatbox.is mouth after his brooklyn high school canceled its music program due to lack of funding. >> and i didn't have no more trumpet. but i was still doing all of the exercises. even when i do the beatbox now, i'll -- i move my hands as if i'm playing the trumpet. sxrrp . >> reporter: and he'd practice as he walked home from school. ♪ >> yeah. >> music is just out in your neighborhood and you're just playing along with it? >> hearing the baseline. doom, doom, doom, doom. doom, doom, doom. so you start humming it and you say okay, let me put the beat to that. ♪ now let me put something else to that. ♪ now let me add something else to that. ♪ you start going crazy with it now. ♪ >> reporter: around this same time the legendary dj grandmaster flash had been using a beatbox machine. >> so this is what i used to do when i jumped off my turntable. >> reporter: that would mimic drums and snares. inspiring dougie's friends to name this new sound. >> you should call that the human beatbox because it

look, dougie, thank very very much dougie beattie that in northern on reporter bring you the latest asnd has been raised as dougie raised to severe and as dougie was as are welcoming was saying as they are welcoming both supposedly anyway welcoming joe biden the us president very shortly and it does mark the 25th anniversary of the good agreement so very poignant in the irish calendar. the northern irish calendar. now, prince is back in now, prince harry is back in court a second of his court for a second day of his privacy with the daily privacy battle with the daily mail and i suspect you mail also. and i suspect you might paltrow might this. gwyneth paltrow could appear in court in utah . could appear in court in utah. we are going to play you some clips, highlights of clips, the highlights of a typically american showbiz court heanng typically american showbiz court hearing far. you're not going to be disappointed. it's hilarious. i'm patrick christys and is gb news. westminster is going around an ever decreasing followed by the media. britain is broken . how on earth did we is bro

what vibe are you picking up on the ground, dougie ? well, i would ground, dougie?land. would have closer links to unionism and unionists. they are devolutionists. they do like devolution. they like they like governing themselves. and they are pretty much want to be back into this building us and they know they've got a donkey. they know they've got a donkey. they know they've got a donkey. they know they've been sold a donkey and they're trying to get it up the at a meal. that is what they are really looking at here. and they're trying to see is there anything more they can get out of this because rishi sunak has done something to try and bounce unionism back into government behind us. and in doing so he has spooked union powers in northern ireland because he's saying this is a great deal. it's a brilliant deal. it's all these things and one. and of course, it's now coming out that it's not a great deal. it's not that what was selling he that what he was selling and. he would far better would have been far better coming to that microphone and saying, not a great sa

happy st patrick's dougie . indeed, st patrick's dougie.s in northern ireland's calendar. well, in ireland's calendar, in fact, right across . the world, fact, right across. the world, it all started off night. st patrick's ave the irish do love a party. and in fact, that was a small concert in belfast and customs square a great night. unfortunately, the region was very well. it came into play a little , but it was a family little, but it was a family event. the spark all off. and of course that starts three days, but it could for be depending on how the rugby goes , ireland how the rugby goes, ireland takes on england and dublin on st patrick's day weekend. what a great celebration will be. but this is dion at cathedral where i am and it's believed to be the burial place of said patrick and about round about an hour's time, there will be a small religious ceremony just outside. so they will walk back here to the cathedral. there'll be another short ceremony and then another short ceremony and then a wreath laying at his grave . a wreath la

dougie not so fresh. remember when nancy kneeled in the capitol? remember that. we lo black people.love them so much we want to colonize africa and destroy their neighborhoods. sarah huckabee sanders is the governor joins us now. kamala is out in africa. doing her thing saying the right thing, sometimes the wrong things. how do you interpret this? >> i wish that she cared as much about other countries and their success sass she did our own. it would be nice instead of traveling all over the world if she traveled to our southern border, something that shoes specifically asked to handle for this administration but, yet, another failure under their watch that they refuse to address. i think, you know, good for her for taking trips around the world. i wish she would take some time and actually deal with some of the problems that we have here in our own backyard. and, you know, but i don't think that we can really count on a lot of meaningful answers and work coming out of this administration. maybe they send her away because they don't want her creating more problems here in the united

dougie, not so fresh, very poor performer. we expected more from dougie not so fresh.er number one seed. this is the department of transportation region. the binder, overwhelming amounts of votes. the chin also strong. wiping the brother with his frankie four fingers probably going to face off with chinette in the second round. inner family dynamic. who is going to beat are a kansas. you have four hours to get it in and here's how you do it text your favorite nickname matchup to the screen below. vote as many times as you want unlike the election. well, and we will have the first round results for you tomorrow. next. we found the most dangerous woman in san francisco, and she is on the board of supervisors. ♪ (vo) if you've had thyroid eye disease for years and the pain in the back of your eye is forcing bad words from your mouth, it's not too late for another treatment option. to learn more visit treatted.com. that's treatt-e-d.com. i think i changed my mind about these glasses. yeah, it happens. that's why visionworks gives you 100 days to change your mind. it's simp

the reports that dougie beattie dougie.beattie dougie. great stuff. so i, the northern ireland secretary to say that . well it secretary to say that. well it was really the hangover all political hangovers for the northern ireland parties. it was the morning after the night before all the parties gathered here, of course, and they were talking about the budget, which chris has to set, because of course, there's no government in northern because northern ireland because unionists agree with the unionists do not agree with the protocol. they don't agree with the windsor framework document either and they not going back into the executive in northern ireland until that is looked at. because of course they say this night locks him out of the uk and locks him very much in the eu laws. in fact, most of the cases that have looked at it were pretty say exactly the same thing . so anyway , jeffrey thing. so anyway, jeffrey donaldson came to the microsoft . they're having his talk with chris heaton—harris and he had a different opini

they blew it up on the mozhaisk highway, assuming that alexander dougi would be driving, but at the lastt he moved to another car as a result of the terrorist attack. the daughter of daria dugin died in the eyes of a journalist and political scientist who had returned from the donbass shortly before the fsb then quickly contacted the organizers and perpetrators of the terrorist attack, but they fled to the territory of ukraine alexander himself dugin commented on the assassination attempt by terrorists of his friend , nato logical terrorists, their direct hirelings of the kiev nazis. it is clear that the destruction of the main ideologists of the russian renaissance, our enemy is smart, ruthless and forging. he understands the meaning of thoughts much better than we ourselves , according to the fsb, the organizer of the assassination attempt on konstantin malafeev is a certain denis kapustin, it was he who was involved in the recent attack on the bryansk region, when criminals killed two unarmed civilians there and wounded an eleven-year-old boy. fedor togo the very thing that was brough

reporter dougie beattie has been talking to farmers who have retail interests and are adapting to theture. here's what he found out from northern ireland. farmer well your main costs are coming out of fear. farmer well your main costs are coming out of fear . your coming out of fear. your butter's in your milk and your flours and sugars just right across the board. unfortunately . in this last six months, we've seen a big rise and everything . seen a big rise and everything. gareth carr explaining the problems around in the bakery sector . but gareth has business sector. but gareth has business interests and they're all linked to food production. well also do farming, dairy farming and butcher shops as well. and especially in the bay farm. and it's gotten very tight because of the cost of mainly labour costs . just the actual purchase costs. just the actual purchase price , the actual animal. it's price, the actual animal. it's very hard to make a living out of . the food very hard to make a living out of. the food chain is very hard to make a living out of . the food chain is a very

let's join dougie beattie now in belfast.use not at stormont this time of course we were. chris heaton—harris holds court there . what are they making of there. what are they making of these various announcements? not just from the dup of the lg to and former prime ministers? as we said ? well, most politicians we said? well, most politicians here are taking with a pinch of salt. of course , voted for the salt. of course, voted for the first controversial protocol that started this whole ball rolling in the first place. so most of them are not taking much nofice most of them are not taking much notice of it , pretty much as it notice of it, pretty much as it was said to me. robin jam right there. fierce the whole point of this this vote, of course, is to get back up and running. and you have ask the question, is the jewish the squeeze? well, it's not going to be because, of course, no unionist go back in the government that it's not just the dup, the tuv, the three units voice, the pup and even the haven't kicked it out, the u

so let's talk to our northern irish reporter dougie beattie dougie beattie.ve . well, it sounds very positive. well, it does. and i think really what thatis does. and i think really what that is now down to is credibility . and amongst that, credibility. and amongst that, we're talking political credibility . the last day that credibility. the last day that was here, the last protocol i stood in this little perch for nearly a year saying all the bad things about it and how it wasn't really a good deal. and that's our job. that's our job. reporters to have a look and dig on there sometimes reverse engineer stuff and have a look at it and then report on it. many parties here were calling for the rigorous implementation of that deal from the very first word and public politicians are pubuc word and public politicians are public representatives . we have public representatives. we have to remember that we elected them to remember that we elected them to take our money, divide it up amongst us, and make sure that we are in the best position. and when they are doin

the one time she takes dougie not so fresh out, he kisses another woman. down boy. joe always thought of kamala as a work in progress, but he didn't think it would take this much work. remember, they started off on the wrong foot. >> you know, there was always girl in california who was part of the second-class to integrate her public schools, and she was bussed to school every day. and that little girl was me. >> jesse: ooh. so joe biden messed up the biggest decision of his career. that decision haunts him because he's 80 and the country is worried about re-electing an 80-year-old whose vice president sounds like a female forrest gump. >> we invested in this, and the images just came back. they show us the to the beginning, all the galaxies. it's the most humbling thing you've ever seen. >> jesse: i bet those men in uniform are thrilled to hear about the public telescope at the dmv. biden doesn't really want to run again, but he feels he has to because his number two can't be groomed. no matter how much the media makes biden/harris look competent, the rest of the

dougie breath. just ask jill. up against the fresh prince. you remember that is paulie p.'s son. a weed guy. i see paulie p kind of sad he hd to against naughty. stick have sammy number one seed out of the department of transportation. he liked to snatch every bag he saw. sneaky pete he snuck into that little town with the toxic train wreck very sneaky man. is he going down to sticky. sloppy joe, biden binder is a good one. can i see binder and sticky probably in the sweet 16 at the good faith seed money region jimmy the chin. tough the brothers have to face off in the first round. no one likes to see. it's like the williams sisters playing each other no. one likes to see that. hallie the hook made a name she got 7 5g's the hook in chinese cash. chin net, my personal favorite nickname. probably chip net looking at strong upset over the chin. text us. what do you think about the bracket? who is going to be number one? here's how you vote. go to my social media pages, all of them, after the show is over. look at the bracket. text a number at the bottom of your screen with your favo

i'm mad because you kissed dougie. wait, that was jill, wasn't it? >> right.glad we could bury the hatchet. [ laughter ] oh, i get it. i get it. see you at the casino. >> i'm just a joyful warrior. >> i have a theory about kamala. would you like to hear it? >> i would love to. >> she would seem like the person we would like to hang out with because she's a cheap date. she's already drunk without drinking. she's somebody that always feels like she's drunk. that's a great person to be around. >> yeah. >> no? >> yeah. it's a great person to be around long enough to get the name of their doctor. >> yes. >> i would like to have whatever she's having. i don't laugh enough. >> is this just a real feud? >> i think it's probably real. i think all of politics is probably a feud. i think everything's a real feud. i don't think that, you know, if you're the kind of person who wants to get into, you know, be the vp and kamala never really had any real positions. she's flip-flopped on all kinds of things. she tried to go from being actual law enforcement to being like a cri

well, let's ask our reporter dougie beattie , who's reporter dougie beattie, who's there for us and dougiess ahead with the vote on the framework. but if the dup aren't part of that, of course, the whole question what happens to powersharing that ? well, it is. powersharing that? well, it is. and you've hit the nail on the head. power sharing. and of course it's not only the dup , course it's not only the dup, the pup, the progressive unionist party, the tuv , the unionist party, the tuv, the true unionist voice, the dup and of course, the very liberal ucp that at best described it this document as a stepping stone. none of them are sitting in power behind us. so all you have is nationalism and the alliance party and the alliance parties voting record has them voting the majority of the time with national . so the majority of the time with national. so the the majority of the time with national . so the power sharing national. so the power sharing executive have at that point. well well, it'll not be up and running again. it can't be because there's no sharing of power by. everybody would

. >> jesse: sounds like obama is on the same stage as kamala's husband dougie not so fresh.ot a shock. they both think kamala is the best looking attorney general out there. but then barry got back to business. he switched his sights from trump to fox news. he blames us. talk radio and the internet for dividing america. and what do those three things have in common? democrats don't control us. obama wants to go back to the days where there is only three channels on tv and the government minutes them all. if it was up to barry there never would have been a rush limbaugh. democrats would have complete control over the internet. you never would have seen hunter's laptop and "jesse watters primetime" not exist. i know, it's sad. obama is forgetting america was polarized a little before cable news. remember the 60's? vietnam war protests, civil rights struggles? kennedy assassinations? everything was going great until fox news polarized us? right, barry? now, at the time barack obama was the most polarizing president ever. the most polarizing president in america's 200-some odd y

. >> jesse: dougie not so fresh taking on toxic masculinity and ron desantis.his is part of the rebrand. doug and kamala are america's new power couple, perhaps the first couple. just giving you a taste. kind of like he gave jill. no more making out with the first lady. he has his wife back and she is totally normal. she swears she is not crazy. >> she is like normal. she is exceedingly normal. she is an awesome wife. she loves to have fun. >> jesse: doug doesn't want to give up gig of toxic. he won't let anywhere near the white house. that's why gavin newsom was allowed to waltz right. in joe is not looking hot and the ground is shaking. banking system, russian jets slam into the drone and another week another biden getting paid by china. joe needs to have all his ducks in a row for 2024. kamala is a liability. she is going to be on the ticket whether you like it or not. >> you have said that you intend to run in 2024 with president biden. is that your way of letting us know that he intends to run? >> well, as the president has said, we are not going to make a

the senator's father who saved ours grandmother from drowning under the salt river after her horse dougies says he will remain lit a clear active but is fairly active he will not run for office again noting his paintbrush is just as powerful as the speaker's gavel. >> the values in our our wet mate -- in art are what make art good or bad. it is the same with government. if you know the values and you know when to employ them and how to employ them you will be able to make an impression. >> that is the newshour for tonight. >> on behalf of the entire newshour team, thank you for joining us. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- >> 25 years consumer cellular school has been to provide wireless services that helps people communicate and connect. we offer a variety of contract plans and our customer service team can help find one that fits you. as a consumer cellular.tv. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions and friends of the newshour including jim and nancy goldman and kathy and paul anderson. >> actually, you don't need vision to do m

thank you, dougie news kilkeel. thank you, dougie .dy has got their own targets as to what they want to achieve from the budget today. what ways are going to find out 7 what ways are going to find out ? you'll find out from 1:00 this afternoon. let's bring you up to date with the rest of today's top stories. as the clock hits 617, the united states has accused a russian jet of recklessly colliding with an american drone over the black sea.the american drone over the black sea. the incident raises fears of an escalation between the two superpowers with a senior russian figure it russian figure calling it a provocation . the state provocation. the state department summoned the russian ambassador over the collision with the us military, saying the reaper was on a routine reaper drone was on a routine surveillance mission . the two surveillance mission. the two russian jets tried to intercept it. candidate to replace nicola sturgeon say scotland could be independent in five years. kate forbes, ash regan and humza yousaf all agreed the coun

let's get more from belfast now with our northern ireland reporter dougie beattie and dougie, of course. i mean, are we talking days or weeks ahead ? well, jeffrey donaldson ahead? well, jeffrey donaldson said . exactly. he would take his said. exactly. he would take his time and he's more or less aiming at the end of march of april, of course, he will be in washington next week for. april, of course, he will be in washington next week for . the st washington next week for. the st patrick's day celebrations and may come under a lot of pressure there. and of course, he can then sorry, we're examining then say sorry, we're examining this we're going through this deal. we're going through it piece by piece . and to be in it piece by piece. and to be in shoes, i could see exactly why is examining that there is very very she added areas in this if you take it if i took ten days to carlyle to sell them and then only sold it the to coming back would they be in the red liens or would they be in the green liens. well the eu you're redlands british parliament is saying no no green liens. if we ha

and dougie explore , the and dougie explore, the significance of that particular for this day .course said for this day. of course said patrick is buried along with some bridges. saint colombie was brought back here and the 12th century by john de corsi. of course, he came here as a young british man captured at the age of 16, sold in the slavery as skip de france , and then came skip de france, and then came back and converted ireland to christiane . and he might have christiane. and he might have been here from the 12th century, but some of those taking part. the parade today were a little bit that. but it is a total carnival atmosphere here and. patrick and i am joined now with veronica, who has a few interesting guests with us, mary, tell a little bit. mary, to tell a little bit. where did they come from? all the from universal studios the way from universal studios in we're interactive in america? we're interactive experience going out into schools and we have a live show. so we're really looking forward to getting everyone out in the seats and have a look at show with all

but but importantly, dougis actually.just signed a five year deal with bolton wanderers football club to be a big the biggest sponsor of their stadium. in the stadium is stadium. and in the stadium is going be renamed after your going to be renamed after your company but you know . company a yes but you know. martha . he's got all . red i love martha. he's got all. red i love now welcome to bolton thank you. what advice would you give people who share the same power? read it the same opinions as just as yourself and forget racist and far. yeah you know what, marcia? i get so many letters and emails from people that students at school who are standing up and saying perfectly reasonable and yet are being decried by lecturers, professors as teachers, almost the sort of the rest of the class is encouraged, sort of shout hate at people for daring to express support for brexit or border controls or whatever it may be. my controls or whatever it may be. my advice to young people is until they don't self betray, you know, you may

but but importantly, dougis actually.just signed a five year deal with bolton wanderers football club to be a big the biggest sponsor of their stadium. in the stadium is stadium. and in the stadium is going be renamed after your going to be renamed after your company but you know . company a yes but you know. martha . he's got all . red i love martha. he's got all. red i love now welcome to bolton thank you. what advice would you give people who share the same power? read it the same opinions as just as yourself and forget racist and far. yeah you know what, marcia? i get so many letters and emails from people that students at school who are standing up and saying perfectly reasonable and yet are being decried by lecturers, professors as teachers, almost the sort of the rest of the class is encouraged, sort of shout hate at people for daring to express support for brexit or border controls or whatever it may be. my controls or whatever it may be. my advice to young people is until they don't self betray, you know, you may

well, we're by gb news is we're joined now by gb news is northern ireland reporter dougie . got hat ony is he celebrate . it could be is he celebrate. it could be celebrating . it's celebrating so celebrating. it's celebrating so much . we've got. he is. he's much. we've got. he is. he's just his big hat off his feet. his leprechaun hat. that's what took the time . well welcome to took the time. well welcome to downpatrick. indeed is the town where it is . that said, patrick where it is. that said, patrick is buried along with saint bridget on st. their remains brought back here in the 12th century by john de course . he of century by john de course. he of course said patrick was a young british man kidnapped and sold into slavery in ireland , escaped into slavery in ireland, escaped the france and then returned with christianity and converted us all. and he did it all inside land of course at the camp st patrick's celebrated across the world not only because we're irish, but because it's right in the middle of sort of and offers that little bit of a brick to what's going on round the

oh, well, we can still unplug dougie beattie for now. country. yeah it hasn't now. the country.it hasn't figured how around figured out how to get around something. type in. how something. no one type in. how do not unplug it? because do you not unplug it? because they'll. figure it out. right. let's time a join let's go. time for a break. join us in a sec for good news for women's sport. although it's still boring, we go of still boring, we go deep of trump . and of this is trump. and most of this is exciting the most exciting story you'll have ever heard , ever. you'll have ever heard, ever. oh, wow . keir starmer's taxes . oh, wow. keir starmer's taxes. prepare yourselves . welcome back to headline is with me . leo is here. so is nick. me. leo is here. so is nick. someone online has just called the holy trinity of gb news i like it. that's why i'm going to go with from now on first off this friday's telegraph and seem like someone's actually being brave and said the word no yeah to the transgender doesn't happen often so world athletics has made the landmark decision ban tran

oh, well, we can still unplug dougie beattie for now. country. yeah it hasn't now. the country.it hasn't figured how around figured out how to get around something. no one type how something. no one type in. how do not unplug it? because do you not unplug it? because they'll. figure out. right. they'll. figure it out. right. let's time break. join let's go. time for a break. join us sec for good news for us in a sec for good news for women's sport. although it's still go deep of still boring, we go deep of trump . and most of this is trump. and most of this is exciting the most exciting story you'll have ever heard , ever. you'll have ever heard, ever. oh, wow . keir starmer's taxes . oh, wow. keir starmer's taxes. prepare yourselves . welcome back to headline is with me . leo is here. so is nick. me. leo is here. so is nick. someone online has just called the holy trinity of gb news i like it. that's why i'm going to go with from now on first off this friday's telegraph and seem like someone's actually being brave and said the word no yeah to the transgender doesn't happen ofte

i don't want to say anything bad about dougie beattie because i ask them a review my show them to do said very complimentary and they said very complimentary things. it's all fake. things. oh, good. it's all fake. but the actual but let me do the actual boring work explaining the work of explaining what the story's so this is they story's about. so this is they basically that you're basically said that you're going be to use . what be allowed to use. what i thought was hilarious is that they as long as you clearly they said as long as you clearly credit programme just credit the programme it's just essay gpt date by essay by gpt name and date by nick you don't to like do nick you don't to like what do they because it's very hard they mean because it's very hard as opposed to normally when they've into whether they've looking into whether people their people have been stealing their material you can material online and you can still and see it still google it and see if it comes this is actually hard comes up this is actually hard to see if they've been plagiarising. so the best way t

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dougie beattie . gb news. it's all these beattie. gb news. it's all these pressure.ing a very rough time, you know, really, really, really are. and i think we're only just guess it on only just guess it will on only just getting understanding getting an understanding of what they're against. it's they're up against. and it's programmes farm programmes like clarkson's farm have really a difference have really made a difference really . put it into the really. put it into the forefront of british people's minds, what farmers are minds, really what farmers are up because you just up against because you just wouldn't know. it's when the wouldn't know. and it's when the food there and really food isn't there and some really representing a shortage of tomatoes and lettuce, things like that . so then when you like that. so then when you start think why it like start to think why it like what's going on, what they ? what's going on, what are they? but ongoing and it's but it's the ongoing and it's been years because been going on for years because . we all like we like our c

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dougie, very good morning to you. only a couple of weeks from the leader of western world visiting of the western world visiting belfast . these two things belfast. these two things connected . well, a well could be connected. well, a well could be a you heard mark hamilton there, deputy chief constable of northern ireland, giving a pretty stark assessment of where they are . and of course, this they are. and of course, this all comes on the back of the attempted murder of dci john caldwell and omagh just about a month ago. that particular officer still in a very serious condition in hospital from that that was treated as an act of terrorism, which allowed the police service of northern ireland. a lot of wider scope with violence . with time, with violence. with time, they're able to hold people in custody. and when those raids take place, it must be said that the first four of those people that were arrested at that stage or in that first four were actually from the unionist community, which would point to high blurr

deliberately blame everything on ukraine, you understand that ukraine is actually sentenced, remember dasha dougin the crimean bridge, what the united states told us well, about the same only in other words version of the ukrainians. she's more comfortable. and once again i repeat in logic that everything is possible for ukraine? you can write everything a on it. well, yes, they blew it up, and i really like it, olesya's version is all now tell me just, yes, you know, here, well, in films, i'm sure that in life it happens, if it happens very rarely, but sometimes they catch some really. there i do not know the scoundrel the murderer and of course. all that is hanging. well, everyone there is hanging on to him. why because he's doomed anyway. well, why lie, so to speak, e, so to speak, things are in box without work. well, i don't know, this is the phrase. let's do more. it seems to me that it is generally key. maybe i didn’t do the whole article, so it seems to me a key new one, intelligence given, studied by officials. the us suggests that there is no new intelligence about the ukrainian group b

and when you hear that you may think that it might actually backfire on dougie to see what emerges .tales of the same story and a different. thank you very much for updating us. now let's reflect that the prince of wales has been making surprise visit to poland to thank british and polish troops for their support in helping ukraine defend its territory. today, the prince of wales , his late prince of wales, his late grandmother, the queen by laying a wreath at a monument dedicated to an unknown soldier in poland. this from a royal reporter, cameron walker, in warsaw . well cameron walker, in warsaw. well prince william has just left a few to in warsaw. he has been meeting ukrainian refugees who have integrated into polish society because they arrived here pretty much as soon as the war started, fled their homelands and fled the fighting in ukraine to come here to poland for safety . it was poland for safety. it was perhaps the most casual of the engagements that prince william has during the surprise visit to poland over the last couple of days. he was wearing casual clothing , perha

the new version of chat dougie beattie number four. it's called it.u with things to help. it's tough to help it get through the security and the human freelance . so at human freelance. so at taskrabbit said, are you a robot and it said, no, i'm not. i just and it said, no, i'm not. ijust can't see images. so to be blind in order to get past the security thing which is pretty sneaky and the latest iteration of dougie beattie does seem to be alarmingly intelligent . and be alarmingly intelligent. and this is more, more stuff about the growth of a.i. and the success of their own. and we should all be very, very scared . i great. okay, guys , thank you . i great. okay, guys, thank you very much indeed. absolute very much indeed. an absolute delight on board, delight to have you on board, ama and freddy will be back next week. sure. thank you both week. i'm sure. thank you both so much and have fun at cheltenham. i'll i'll do my cheltenham. i'll try. i'll do my best. it's 848. let's bring you up to date with today's top stories . the chancellor has storie

reporter dougie beattie joining from belfast and of course, this was a fear after that attack in in omaghhere . well, it does it has duty there. well, it does it has everything to do with, of course, mark, but that that opened lots of doors because the police then called this attack on him rather than an organised crime. it was an act of terrorism which course gives them more powers , gives them them more powers, gives them more powers to hold somebody for a longer time on search warrants. it means they don't need search warrants and they're very , very strange thing about very, very strange thing about caldwell's attempted murder was that four of the first ones that were arrested were actually from the loyalist unionist community. so was looking as if they were looking for weapons. and there when they were arresting these people, they were kicking in doors and very much having searches. if there was properties and at that has gone on and on and derry over the last couple weeks with dissident republicans of course republicans of course republicans of course there republicans of course the

keep getting in touch throughout the program today, gbviews@gbnews.uk duke or you can tweet to dougieso it's our top this morning. humza yousaf is on course for a clash with rishi sunak over controversial scottish gender legislation. as he prepares to confirmed as the country's new first minister, he's 37 years of age. he will be sworn in today. and historic today after pledging to challenge westminster's veto of reforms, which contributed in part to the downfall of nicola sturgeon . well, labour and the sturgeon. well, labour and the conservatives now believe they can capitalise on use of victory with 20 seats up for grabs in the wake of a damaging leadership contest for the snp . leadership contest for the snp. well, let's talk to dr. sandesh gilani. he's the shadow health secretary for scotland and a conservative. good morning to you. really interesting to see how this could all play out for the opposition parties, i suppose, because we've seen, haven't we, the descriptions of hamza useless and his record isn't exactly glistening on the last three portfolios that he's held . labour