but we will see what happens to the rest of the dyson empire in a couple of weeks. . ~ the dyson empirer has been jailed for 17 years after ploughing into a family car at a speed of more than 1a0 miles an hour in county durham, killing a woman and her baby nephew instantly. daryl anderson was taking pictures of himself whilst driving when he crashed into the car on the a1. fiona trott reports from durham crown court. drunk and dangerous. i've just got back off holiday. a driver who'd caused two deaths just minutes before. have you had anything alcoholic to drink? i had a little bit to drink on plane. daryl anderson had more than that... keep going, keep going, stop. ..just listen to what the breathalyser revealed. what does that say? that's a fail. 95. — the legal limit is 35. is it? yeah. an empty vodka bottle was found nearby. he'd been using whatsapp on his phone and had even taken a photograph of his speedometer. eight—month—old zachary blades was killed. his aunt, karlene warner, also died. this was an emotional hearing. relatives called anderson a coward and said, "look at me" whe

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consumer electronic company dyson will make cuts to its workforce.aid off, around 1000, across departments. the company known for backless vacuum cleaners and hairdryers says it is part of a global restructuring exercise. more than half of dyson comes from a and in 2019 its head office was moved to singapore. spain's economy has been growing faster than most of its neighbours and that is because of the tourist industry which contributes around 13% of gdp and is once again breaking records but not everyone is happy about the growth of tourism in spain which is seeing a backlash in many parts of the country. the bbc�*s i hedgecow reports. a tourism model based on sun and sand has been a driving force for the spanish economy and today it is the main reason why the country's gdp is growing faster than nearly all of its european neighbours. this year, nearly 100 million foreign visitors are expected — a new record. we are expected - a new record. we have been _ are expected — a new record. - have been responsible in the last years of the most important pe

dyson has 3500 employees in the uk.n appliances like vacuum cleaners and fans. you are watching bbc news. let's take a look at some important headlines from around the world — a court in moscow has issued an arrest warrant for a woman on charges of extremism. she is the widow of alexei navalny who died at an arctic prison in february. russian media reports that the charges brought against yulia are against her "alleged participation in an extremist community." she is not currently in russia. a jury has been seated in alec baldwin's rust trial. it will determine if he should be held criminally liable in the fatal shooting of cinematographer halyna hutchins in. mr baldwin has pleaded not guilty to a manslaughter charge. it is expected to begin on wednesday. the former french first lady is facing charges in a 17—year—old election funding scandal. it is part of a probe into nepean financing after her husband's election campaign. french media are reporting she is facing charges of hiding evidence and associating with wrongdo

consumer electronics giant dyson will be making cuts to its uk workforce.s will be laid off across all departments. more than half of dyson's sales come from asia, and in 2019, the company's head office was moved to singapore. the news of these lay—offs have prompted greater uncertainty about its operations in the uk. the european space agency has successfully launched a new generation rocket, ending a year—long hiatus without a viable vehicle. the ariane 6 was a $4.6 billion combined effort overseen by the esa and built by an airbus—safran joint venture. its debut shows that europe is now back in the space race, a market dominated by elon musk�*s spacex. the head of thames water has defended his decision to take a bonus, saying the struggling utility "needs to attract the best talent" to ensure its survival. chris weston, who joined as chief executive injanuary, took a £195,000 bonus for the three months to the end of march, taking his total pay to £157,000 for a period when britain's largest water utility has been battling to avoid nationalisation. now, l

>> the perfect voice for that conversation i've gotten michael eric dyson, and he is next tomorrow on the whole story, political violence it has always threatened our democracy after the attempt on trump's life. >> where does america go from here? the whole story with anderson cooper, political violence, america as bloody history tomorrow at 8:00 on cnn the day you get your clear choice, dental implants changes your struggle with missing teeth forever the changes how you eat, how you feel, and how you enjoy life. it changes your smile. >> and now others smile at you clear choice network does drew some changed over 100,000 lives with dental implants and they can change yours too. because a clear choice day changes every day schedule a free consultation meet the jennifer's. >> it's son, x and y and z each planning their future for the tape mobile app. gen x is planning some are with some help from jpmorgan wealth plan. >> that's got whiskers. and why is working with the banker budget for her birthday? >> you only turned 30 months and gen z credits go then, hello, new apartment three jen

dyson is making cards to uk workforce. 0ne making cards to uk workforce.ousand employees will be laid off across all departments. the company known for products such as vacuum cleaners and hairdryers, claims it is part of a global restructuring exercise. staying in europe and spain's economy has been growing faster than most of its neighbours recently, in great part because of the tourist industry which country was around 13% of gdp and is once again breaking records but not everyone is happy about the growth of tourism in spain which are now seeing a backlash in many parts of the country. for more than half a century, a tourism model based on sun and sand has been a driving force for the spanish economy. and today, it is a main reason why the country's gdp is growing faster than almost all its european neighbours. this year, nearly 100 million foreign visitors are expected. a, nearly 100 million foreign visitors are expected. a new record. visitors are expected. a new record- we _ visitors are expected. a new record. we have _ visitors are expected. a new

michael eric dyson msnbc.sident is a disturbed person he is behaving in ways that are simply inexplicable "new york times" columnist thomas freedman. the world witnessed a betrayal the likes of which we have never seen. america's presidents cited with its enemy today at the time cnn chris cuomo the spirit of what trump did is clearly treasonous it's a betrayal of the united states he through our u.s. intelligence services. flush them away. it came off as being a puppet of putin. people are going to say there is the taint of treason around this white house cnn contributor at lease at the time historian douglas brinkley. if anybody's issuing demented words of violence and death i would say it is the president of the united states. it's quite a past we have come to in the leadership of a country like iran seems more stable and rational than the president of the united states cnn analyst max boot begot a guy, trump gets up every morning excretes the feces of his moral depravity into a nation he has turned into a p

dyson makes everything _ for this move. dyson makes everything from _ for this move.bering that the founderjames dyson has been critical of the uk government policy in recent years. last year during the snack demonstration he wrote to the times could sizing what he called woeful policies such as working from home and rocketing corporation tax and he said the company would be investing far more modern forward—looking places elsewhere. far more modern forward-looking places elsewhere.— far more modern forward-looking places elsewhere. when only likely to make clear— places elsewhere. when only likely to make clear when _ places elsewhere. when only likely to make clear when the _ places elsewhere. when only likely to make clear when the actual - places elsewhere. when only likely to make clear when the actualjobl to make clear when the actualjob losses will fall, he will be made redundant and he will stay on? thea;r redundant and he will stay on? they have sites in — redundant and he will stay on? they have sites in the _ redundant and he will stay on? they have sites i

our marina vasilevskaya went to the iss together with tracey dyson, you probably also followed this,s published, how it was positioned and did it give any impetus, perhaps for cooperation? i followed in the real dimension, for me the subject of special pride was that marina vasilevskaya, oleg novitsky, tracy zaison, they personified the trilateral belarusian-american-russian project, which was successfully implemented, i have to admit that this is... probably the only project that can be talked about, the only positive project that can be talked about with the participation of three countries, so i hope that in the future such projects will be implemented, what i see here is in another or parallel reality, because what they want to present and want to show is real, in fact belarus does not exist and is not happening. also, as part of the opening of the exhibition, a large autograph session was held in mitt. much attention is paid to the topic of space in belarus, this is both the technological development of the country and the international image. the union state has been implementi

space and there are no wars or hostility, our marina vasilevskaya went to the iss together with tracy dysono followed this, how it was published, how it was positioned and whether it gave any then the impetus, perhaps for cooperation, i followed in the real dimension, for me the subject of special pride was that marina vasilevskaya, oleg novitsky, tracy zaison.

dyson has 3500 uk employees with offices in wiltshire, bristol and london.ary manslaughter trial is to begin is to beginon tuesday, nearly three years after the fatal shooting of cinematographer halyna hutchins on the set of the film "rust". (00v) baldwin was rehearsing with a prop gun for a scene baldwin was rehearsing with a prop gun for a scene in october of 2021 on the set in new mexico when the gun went off, killing hutchins and wounding directorjoel souza. baldwin faces 18 months injail if convicted of wrongdoing. he has pleaded not guilty and has maintained in multiple interviews that he did not pull the trigger. on monday, the actor scored an early legal win in the trial as the judge ruled baldwin's role as a producer on the film isn't relevant to the trial and cannot be entered as evidence. for more on this, we heard from criminal defense attorney and legal analyst rachel fiset. the prosecution was attempting to use the fact that bolden was a producer on the film to show that he would have been basically more knowledgeable about the safety protocols

authored eight popular science books, including flashes of creation, the quantum labyrinth, einstein's dyson, cat and synchronicity those are just just some of them. he is the recipient of guggenheim fellowship and is a fellow of the american physical society and one. one thing that, you know, he should be very proud of. i i am in awe of, is he was also on the simpson's simpsons. the 20th anniversary special. so look at that. and he'll be in conversation with dr. who is at physicist and philosopher of science here at harvard, where he also completed his ph.d. in theoretical physics. dr. burgess teaches courses on the fundamentals of theoretical physics, general relativity, history, philosophy of quantum mechanics, and his research publications on foundations of quantum theory, philosophy of science. quantum field theory, those sort of things. he also organizes the annual new england workshop, the history and philosophy of physics, as well as the international series on physics and philosophy of science. and i should say showreel anything related. jacob. he was actually star of an abc show, b

now dyson is to cut up to them.ring programme. the wiltshire based appliance manufacturer employs around 3500 people across the uk. is best known for the invention of the bagless vacuum cleaner, as well as, of course, hair care products . craig bellamy has been products. craig bellamy has been named as the new wales football manager. the former liverpool forward replaces rob page, who was sacked in june after wales failed to qualify for the euros. the 44 year old said he'll give his full commitment to developing the team's team , and developing the team's team, and can't wait to get stuck in to the nations league games in september. that's all the news from me for now. i'm back in half an hour. see you then . half an hour. see you then. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> thank you very much , polly. >> thank you very much, polly. now. mps have now returned to the house of commons

space and there are no wars of hostility, our marina vasilevskaya went to the iss together with tracy dyson, you probably also followed this, how it was published, how it was positioned and whether it gave some kind of impetus, maybe for cooperation? i followed in the real dimension, for me it was a matter of special pride that marina vasilevskaya, being in america, i follow the belarusian media, what is published from belarus about belarus and i see what is really happening in belarus, that is , for me it was not a discovery to be here and see what is happening here, but really, what america writes about belarus is like an excursion into another or parallel reality, because it is really what they want to present and want to show. in fact, it does not and does not happen in belarus. also, as part of the opening of the exhibition, a large autograph session was held in mitt. much attention is paid to the topic of space in belarus. this is both the technological development of the country and international image. the union state has been implementing joint space programs for many years. and th

our marina vasilevskaya went to the iss together with tracey dyson. you've probably been following this too. i see what is really happening in belarus, that is , what is published from belarus about belarus and for me it was not a discovery to be here and see what's happening here. but in fact, what america writes about belarus is like an excursion into another or parallel reality, because in reality what they want to present and want to show does not actually exist and does not happen in belarus. also, as part of the opening of the exhibition, a large autograph session was held in mitt. much attention is paid to the topic of space in belarus, this includes the technological development of the country and its international image. the union state has been implementing joint space projects for many years. and this work continues. historical sensation: during excavations on the menka river, phenomenal finds were discovered, what archaeologists say. scientists have found defensive structures of the 20th century, wooden structures, mainly made of oak. the

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and electronics company dyson says it plans to cut around a thousand jobs in the uk, that's nearly oneprogramme. they say the proposals will help it prepare for the future. currently have more than 300 employees. the firm known for its innovative take on household appliances, including vacuum cleaners, hairdryers and fans, is based in wiltshire with offices in london and bristol. you're watching bbc news. as a us presidentjoe biden took to the world stage speakng at that nato summit, house and senate democrats met in private to discuss the future of his re—election campaign as a number have raised fears about the 81—year—old's viability as the party's nominee. our north america correspondent nomia iqbal has more. the press briefing was more muted today than it was yesterday. we saw that combative exchange between some members of the american press and the press secretary karine jean—pierre. there are those journalists here who feel that the white house not been fully honest with them about the president's health — something that the press secretary has completely denied and at these br

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space and there are no wars of hostility, our marina vasilevskaya went to the iss together with tracy dysonthis, how it was published, how it was positioned and whether it gave any a push, maybe for cooperation? i followed in the real dimension, for me the subject of special pride was what marina vasilevskaya, oleg novitsky, tracy zaison, they personified. today we couldn't do without a big autograph session. diplomats noted that belarusians abroad watched the flight with great interest. there are already requests from foreign citizens to communicate with the hero of belarus, there are requests to learn first-hand the nuances of the space mission. today is also remarkable because today is exactly 115 years since the birth of the outstanding diplomat, prominent statesman and public figure andrei gromyk. for almost 30 years he was the head of the ministry. of the soviet union, signed the charter of the united nations, was actually a participant in many events, during the period when he served his fatherland, and even these agreements in helsinki. only for our tv viewers, we choose the best ro

and want to roll up your sleeves and hear more, the place to do that is with justin, michael eric dysonand others august 28. you can join us virtually. veterans of the movements and freedom summer. you're going to hear a whole lot about commemorating the anniversary of freedom summer and about the 70th anniversary. we don't want to look backwards to simply celebrate what happened. we want to play forward to the wisdom that they created. the ability that they created to fight for justice. we want to be able to say we are taking these lessons they want to take away from us. that is the one thing they understand that we need to understand as well they are trying to take our power, our wisdom, that is the key for us to hold onto that even more that is why we are so excited to be joined with justin and his colleague in tennessee. we hope you join us either in person or virtually. one of the things that he's known for saying is the universe bends towards justice. my addendum to that is not automatically. it's because people take it into that is the objective. [applause] the most important thi

they make so many different products and knock off dyson. i saw dyson is laying off people.ensefy, but i like shark ninja. shark ninja on the helmet. >> i saw that. i saw sara was d who is a big fan, sara eisen, who is -- right there -- taking issue with brad pitt's age. >> 60. >> i'm aware of how old he is. it's familiar age to me. >> is 06? >> it's not realistic to have a 60-year-old -- >> i have expensefy. it's everything in the world. there you go. >> jim, look forward to tonight. "mad money" at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. >> i get expensefy, he gets the world. what's the first rule of expensefy? >> i don't know. >> don't talk about expensefy. >> that was a good movie. >> when we come back live coverage of the q&a and senate banking in a moment. how am i going to find a doctor when i'm hallucinating? what about zocdoc? so many options. yeah, and dr. xichun even takes your sketchy insurance. xi-chun, xi-chun, xi-chun! you've got more options than you know. book now. >> good tuesday morning. welcome to another hour of "squawk on the street." i'm sara eisen with carl quintanill

and i remember reading a book, michael eric dyson, who teaches here at georgetown or used to at least about it was like obama and the black presidency and kind of what the presidency of obama meant. and i think he was talking about i can't remember what episode he was talking about when he was jeremiah. i think it was it was it wasn't jeremiah wright was it was you know, it's it's i should i should look it up. but it doesn't the the precipitating matters less than what he said. he said that obama often presents himself as a stand in for the american black experience ends and therefore, you know, things are getting better for, you know, if if he was able to achieve what he was able to achieve, it necessarily meant that things were getting kind of better writ large. and when i read that, i remember, i, i sort of my books are just full of like tons of writing and margin notes and like it's very messy. my wife who like has great respect for the physical books is like appalled, by the way, i treat my books. but i remember writing in the notes and in the margins saying like, he this with ev

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is it sprung for the dyson which was like, i don't know like $500 or something, but i like the shark.and nobody's i'm just a regular old person. nobody's paying. we've eyes anything so you could save several $100 like the shark. so what's interesting note is and a lot of people in 14 billion dollars today and tomorrow, the top 10% year over year 2 and a half percent to stunning trying 22% off. >> again, if you're not going to need the item, think twice about it, right? i'm getting apple air-pods because they're about 45% off. and i think perry 2 to 3 years. so same with me. same way. moved the moving prime closer to back to school. his family they're still feeling the effects of inflation, a slowing economy. don't do the buy. now. pay later. don't like that category, right? for 6 months this year. we've spent 39.7 dot billion dollars on buy now and pay later i just don't like it. you can call it can lead to problems for people who do manage their credit. what what i do understand is that true that >> other retailers like walmart and like big box stores are competing so actually use a

and want to roll up your sleeves and hear more, the place to do that is with justin, michael eric dyson, and several others on july 28th to august 2nd. you can come in person and join us virtually. not only will that be important but veterans of freedom summer. we will hear about commemorating the 60th anniversary of freedom summer and brown, we don't want to look backward and celebrate, we want to play forward. the ability we created to fight for justice. we want to say we are taking these lessons that they want to take away from us and apply it to this moment. what are the key ways to support subordination is to erase our literacy and to seek our reality. you can seek a reality, you can transform it. that is one thing they understand that we need to understand. they are trying to take it away from us and take our power, our knowledge, our wisdom. that's the key for us to hold onto that even more. that is why we are excited to join with justin and his colleagues in tennessee. hope you join us either in person or virtually. i want to end with one quote, i like martin luther king, one of

seriously, it is so hot i ate my lunch under the dyson airblade in the men's room.hat's -- [ laughter ] it's so hot in new york city, times square elmo dressed like the naked cowboy. [ laughter ] some big political news, today democratic senator from new jersey bob menendez was found guilty of corruption on a a massive scale after taking bribes in exchange for official acts. yeah, and if you're wondering about the current state of the democratic party, this is ranked 1,000th on their list of problems. [ laughter ] democrats are like, "i know things seem bad right now, but -- [ laughter ] let's just leave it at that. things seem bad." but this was nice, instead of handcuffs, the new jersey senator was given two pinky rings with a little chain. >> steve: aww. >> jimmy: isn't that nice? [ laughter ] yep, menendez accepted bribes of cash, cars, and gold bars. people knew something was up when his office looked like scrooge mcduck's vault. [ laughter ] you can't accept bribes as a a senator, you can only accept bribes as a supreme court justice. [ audience oohs ] oh! oh,

the technology innovation company dyson is to cut 1000 jobs as part of a global restructuring.e across the uk, and is best known for the uk, and is best known for the invention of the bagless vacuum cleaner. well, we can take you to the department of health now to hear from the british medical association. >> no member of the public wants this to last for any longer than it needs to, but it being almost six months since we were last here, shows that it has stalled for too long already. >> are you confident you can resolve this without further contact? >> we're confident that the meeting today was positive, and we've already agreed to meet again next week with the secretary of state to further discuss how we can progress today, we talked a little bit about some of the roadblocks that have prevented us from progressing so far, and how we can navigate through those to reach a resolution. >> and i think that's really positive, actually, the secretary of state was very interested in learning what went wrong, and i think that bodes well because that's not a question that's ever been

dyson is cutting up to 1000 jobs as part of a global restructuring programme for the company.hire based appliance manufacturer employs around 3500 people across the uk, and is best known perhaps for the invention of the bagless vacuum cleaner, as well as innovative cooling fans and hair styling products. and as if you didn't know , the england squad didn't know, the england squad has been training ahead of their euro 2024 semi—final tomorrow. gareth southgate's side will face the netherlands at the signal iduna park in dortmund. all 26 players took part this lunchtime in that training session, ahead of making the trip from their blankenheim base. from where we've just seen that press conference a short while ago. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. i'm back in an hour. see you then. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> well, a very good evening to you. welcome to dewbs& co with me, emily carver. i am standing in, of course, for mic

dyson is to cut up to 1000 jobs as part of a global restructuring programme.iltshire based appliance manufacturer employs about 3500 people across the uk, and is best known for the invention of the bagless vacuum cleaner , the bagless vacuum cleaner, innovative fans and hairstyling products . now the england squad products. now the england squad were training today ahead of their euro 2024 semi—final tomorrow. gareth southgate's side will face the netherlands in dortmund and tonight spain beat france two one, so if england wins tomorrow, the england wins tomorrow, the england squad will face the spanish side on sunday. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's time for headliners for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> thank you polly. >> thank you polly. >> hello and welcome to headliners your first look at tomorrow's newspapers with three comedians. >> i'm leo carson . tonight i'm >> i'm leo carson. tonight i'm joined by the cream

the household appliances company dyson could cut up to 1,000 ukjobs as part of a global restructure. bristol and london says its responding to global markets to ensure its future. it added that it would support those at risk of redundancy. thames water says it has enough money left to last until may of next year — but will need additional cash to keep going. the uk's largest water company — which has faced intense criticism over releasing sewage into rivers and streams, and on the cost of leaks — released its latest financial report this morning. our business correspondent theo leggett has more. raw sewage overflowing into rivers and streams, mounting leaks from piping, and crumbling and failing infrastructure. these are the obvious signs of trouble at thames water, a company which serves 16 million people in london and the thames valley. but beneath the surface, it's also suffering financially and today's figures are far from reassuring. the company did make a profit before tax over the past year ofjust over £157 million, but that was dwarfed by a major increase in debt from just un

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that was a dyson. we couldn't get close enough to it.heat? [ laughter ] >> lara: it was a very dry heat like inferno dry heat, yeah. >> robin: james is still there for us. we're looking forward. we got women's soccer. got men's hoops. give us the details there, james. >> james: yeah, that's right. team usa in action in soccer against australia. you got men's basketball. they're playing south sudan. that's team they only just beat a week ago in an exhibition match. also have the men's individual gymnastics this afternoon. and lots to look forward to. lots of medals, i'm sure, to come. >> robin: i think the result with south sudan will be a little bit different. [ laughter ] little more margin than one point. i'm going out on a limb and saying that. james, thanks so much. >> lara: miss you, james. >> robin: coming up next the urgent recall you need to know before you pack your family's lunch. come on back. your family's lun, come on back. (vo) you might be used to living with your albuterol asthma rescue inhaler, but it's a bit of a dinosa

. >> well, in years away from politics, dyson is to cut up to 1000 jobs as part of a global restructuringgramme for the company. the wiltshire based appliance manufacturer employs about 3500 people right across the uk , and is best known for the uk, and is best known for the uk, and is best known for the invention of the bagless vacuum cleaner, innovative home cooling fans and hair styling products . and as if you didn't products. and as if you didn't know, the england squad has been training today ahead of their euro 2024 semi—final tomorrow , euro 2024 semi—final tomorrow, gareth southgate's side will face the netherlands at signal iduna park in dortmund, all 26 players taking part in the lunchtime training session today, ahead of making their trip from their blankenheim base. we wish them luck. those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm polly middlehurst. i'm back in an houn middlehurst. i'm back in an hour. see you then for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alert

now and rock engineering director elliot dyson.ion of engineering and technology. guys, what a pleasure. morning, morning. have your company. how are we? >> good morning. very well. cool. >> i'm feeling a bit a bit lazy when it comes to listening to your feet on snowdon. just tell us what you did when you did it and why it's so amazing. because it's the first time this has been done. >> as you feel lazy, you should try being me, going up a mountain and just pressing the accelerator. >> these these poor buggers had to go and come up behind me, it was. it still hasn't sunk in properly, you know, and to be the first disabled person to do it during disability pride month is . i it during disability pride month is. i couldn't of asked for anything else , but it's all anything else, but it's all possible because of rock engineering. you know, they've been working on this for the past two years to create this machine , and if it wasn't for machine, and if it wasn't for them , that wouldn't have them, that wouldn't have happened. and i wou

his parents perry dyson inhofe and his mom blanche feebie mountain.where the mountain came from. most folks don't even know, but the nation and our state was forever changed when at 8 years old their family moved from iowa to tulsa, oklahoma. he graduated from central high school in 1953, later graduating from the university of tulsa but actually attending classes all over the place to be able to get to that graduation. he served in the united states army from 1957 to 1958 stationed in fort lee, virginia, became a licensed pilot in 1958, and that was one of the loves of his life. but the real love of his life was his relationship with jesus and his beautiful wife kay, who he married in 1959. he was first elected to public office in oklahoma at 32 years old actually. he served in the oklahoma house of representatives, sat on multiple committees and then was elected to be the mayor of tulsa in 1978. he loved tulsa, oklahoma. he later served in the united states house of representatives from 1987 to 1994, and then was elected in a special election to thi

well, we can speak now to loki's owner robert mcdonald, and ben dyson from the assynt mountain rescue he is here. lost a bit of weight, as you can imagine. remarkably he is in good health. been _ remarkably he is in good health. been a _ remarkably he is in good health. been a lucky boy.— remarkably he is in good health. been a lucky boy. what was that week like for you? — been a lucky boy. what was that week like for you? it— been a lucky boy. what was that week like for you? it was _ been a lucky boy. what was that week like for you? it was an _ been a lucky boy. what was that week like for you? it was an emotional- like for you? it was an emotional roller-coaster, _ like for you? it was an emotional roller-coaster, to _ like for you? it was an emotional roller-coaster, to be _ like for you? it was an emotional roller-coaster, to be quite i like for you? it was an emotional| roller-coaster, to be quite honest roller—coaster, to be quite honest with you — roller—coaster, to be quite honest with you. you know, he is a major part— with you. you know, he is a major part of— with you. yo