thanks to the eton wall, let's remember the artists 800. 3.000 from christina 1800 from alexander to whom you will give alexander the theme of the stations rate 1.000 attention, he personally carried out the laying of the building of the vladivostok station on the screen. what you can find out about, in the station itself, maybe nicholas ii then nikolai alexandrovich artists for 1.000 in 2021, the tretyakov gallery hosted an exhibition of this russian-polish academic artist this semiratsky is heinrich semiradsky is true. artists for 400 for the carmelic church in rome caravaggio ordered a painting depicting her death, but they refused the finished work, they say, too naturalistic. this is the virgin mary quite right question from the russian geographical society for a thousand. the petropavlovsk lighthouse built back in 1850 indicates the entrance to this deep kamchatka peninsula. i only know one thing. good questions, the lighthouse on mysigamov is located in this subject of the russian federation. it is located on coast of the sea of ​​japan is, respectively, primorsky krai. let's

joining me now is former eton teacher and cultural commentator will knowland.oadcaster and lawyer andrew even. so should drag story hour be banned . drag story hour be banned. i think there's a strong case for banning it. calvin and the reason for that is this purpose would seem to be in children . an would seem to be in children. an attitude towards gender that could potentially be damaging. now academics want to have these kinds conversations amongst themselves . why not promote themselves. why not promote these views to children . that's these views to children. that's one thing. but what is its purpose? if to suggest to children that there's fluidity in gender that a man can become woman and there's no material difference between two of them? i'm not clear what the of it is . well, how is it damaging ? to . well, how is it damaging? to put it bluntly, a man cannot become a woman , nor vice versa. become a woman, nor vice versa. and there are all kinds of potentially damaging consequences from that view. and theidea consequences from that view. and the idea

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the explosion that i heard were apparently, one of them was a person, an alleged terrorist etonatingcide jackets according to the security information that we have gathered. we're looking at some pictures of the building where the attack took place. i understand that you got a bit closer to the scene. yes, i was actually right across where it was happening. the other media person since they got there earlier than i was they had a better visual, but they were at a safe distance, and so was i, but from a different angle. i was on top of a pedestrian bridge that is adjacent to the building, so i had an edge on visual there. hunain, tell me more about the location where this police headquarters is located. it's quite a sensitive location? yes, in every sense of the way, it was a very sensitive location. it is a smack in the middle of... it has so many important aspects to look at. first, it connects at least three districts of karachi, so is as important as a highway that connects two cities. traffic was obviously moved from there. it was cordoned off. secondly, there are so many heavy s

in 16 years before alexander such, an eton would even start reading the leg archipelago. $118000.00 post citizens in iran were testifying about the repressive force labor system in the soviet union. but their voices would almost totally disappear. i while they were recovering in iran, one of the 1st things the refugees did was posed for a family photograph. why would refugees rush to get their picture taken? maybe to show their families spread out in other places that they were alive. in the looking at these women and children, maybe it was to prove to themselves as well. the deportees had no images of siberia, but these photos captured in iran feel like monuments to what they survived. this photo taken into ron is the earliest image of my grandmother's life. all of their family, photographs from poland had been lost during the deportations. my great grandmother is 36 years old. her son is 10. i. grandmother is barely 12 attraction of a 2nd into iran is of a fragment of family in the middle of war. when everything else was gone, memory was the one thing that could only be taken with thei

look back to his re shuffle, when he took office, he installed in the northern island office, chris eton harris, who was a former member of the r g, a secretary of state. and steve baker as his deputy. so you've effectively got those cheerleaders ready made to sell that deal back in parliament, and to sell it to any one who might have some, some doubts over it, of course, was also changed as that support for the conservative party has plummeted in the polls or surely this was just her an opportunity that they were forced into doing to coalesce around richie sooner because of the challenges at the party now faces or yes, i mean the political situation in the u. k is obviously changed significantly. the conservative party do not look in a good way politically right now, but i think that richie soon that deserves credit for number one, identifying the problem and number to finding a workable solution around it. and i think that when we look at his track record over the small amount of time he's been in office, actually it doesn't look too bad if he is able to make a bricks. it, they'll work

now let's just underline in the word sacked so this will knowland was sacked from eton college and unfortunatelyof a weird buffet presents one of those platters where you think oh is that a plate of sausages and then you realise in the middle there's a couple of posts he basically says that in a properly functioning education system blaming the school system for boys, having a crisis of masculinity . he's saying that masculinity. he's saying that they that the school is not teaching chivalry the schools are not teaching that you become are not teaching that you become a strong mass clean man to stand up for the for the weaker people that. up for the for the weaker people that . you become a strong person that. you become a strong person to look after family. he's saying that schools are not teaching people this . and i teaching people this. and i guess my argument be no that teaching people maths and physics and geography and history is the job of society to teach these things to kids, not just schools. i feel like this quy's just schools. i feel like this guy's wrong. the reason why i compared

now let's just underline in the word sacked so this will knowland was sacked from eton college and unfortunatelyof a weird buffet presents one of those platters where you think oh is that a plate of sausages and then you realise in the middle there's a couple of posts he basically says that in a properly functioning education system blaming the school system for boys, having a crisis of masculinity . he's saying that masculinity. he's saying that they that the school is not teaching chivalry the schools are not teaching that you become are not teaching that you become a strong mass clean man to stand up for the for the weaker people that. up for the for the weaker people that . you become a strong person that. you become a strong person to look after family. he's saying that schools are not teaching people this . and i teaching people this. and i guess my argument be no that teaching people maths and physics and geography and history is the job of society to teach these things to kids, not just schools. i feel like this quy's just schools. i feel like this guy's wrong. the reason why i compared

i think it suits a kind of pure eton top down, controlling agenda.ke to see people enjoying themselves in their motor cars eating beef on a sunday they don't like. they don't like the sight of the proles rolling around happily, enjoying themselves, consuming , flying on themselves, consuming, flying on cheap package holidays to my beath. they want everyone to be reined in. they want to kind of grey, a joyless universe in which they're the only people in charge . do you think that's charge. do you think that's true? do you think the politicians are looking at us and thinking, oh, we want to take away some of that fun? no genuine they i mean, it genuine they no. i mean, it makes for good. i think nicola sturgeon does. nicola sturgeon is doesn't appear to me the most joyful person always necessarily, but that's an individual choice. exactly and i think there is things go in and out of fashion as technology develops. we didn't ban horses. we developed beyond them to the motorcar. we're not going to ban motorcar. we're not going to ban motor cars going be

there's absolutely no point going to eton otherwise point in going to eton otherwise . we know the thinghot by name, but clearly not in any other sense because he should have recused himself. and when you're about, you know, you're talking about, you know, you're talking about, you know, you this that you know, this this book that came out couple of weeks came out a couple of weeks ago, you know, true or did he you know, is it true or did he hear on the bbc, you give me a copy of that statement. i'm not just if i ask just reading it. if i could ask you a few questions about it. the point being, as is were actually says when are you going to the paragon of to be the paragon of impartiality? how can you possibly that when possibly claim that title when you're chairman is quite clearly part call part of what you rightly call the network? yeah, it the old boys network? yeah, it is and they are usually is old, and they are usually boys. well, john nicholson from the on the tv yesterday the snp said on the tv yesterday when that job when sign up for that job application asked if there applicat

her only crime was not to take the eton oxbridge crew along with her, simon says.e, can you ask liz to stop embarrassing herself with that childish defence that it wasn't me , it was everyone it wasn't me, it was everyone else. she was a weak candidate that was voted in by party members. you know, so many people, i suspect, will sit there and think, why on earth did we ever get rid of boris johnson ? do you think not? and johnson? do you think not? and when i said quick break, when i come back , look at this. could come back, look at this. could this be the answer to britain's over crowded prisons ? salvador over crowded prisons? salvador has just finished a facility , a has just finished a facility, a prison facility that get this will hold for 80,000 inmates. i like it . i will hold for 80,000 inmates. i like it. i think we could do one of those here. do you agree? give me your thoughts. i'll see you . in two. hello there. i'm michelle dewberry and this is dewbs & co, dewberry and this is dewbs& co, the show where we'll get into some of the things that have got y

white working class students are essentially equivalent as africans to people who are coming from etonwful. i had a good experience i was very well supported by the university while i was there. so i have no no complaints to my college or the university on those guys. i think it's right that they did this u—turn. i think they've realised their mistake. students be given opportunities on the bafis be given opportunities on the basis of merit on the basis basis of merit and on the basis of need and that should be it. there should be no discrimination on the basis of race this is not race whatsoever. this is not classist as narinder was saying. this is racist because it's disadvantage students purely on the basis their race. the only way in which you can say that that's not is if you take this postmodernist definition of racism, which believes that race ism is power plus that is not racism, it's discriminating when people against people on the bafis people against people on the basis of their skin colour alone. that is exactly what this policy originally was. so i'm glad that they decided t

entitled , all of eton oxford entitled, all of that.a poor irish family , went to irish family, went to university, worked his way through and he just i mean so when the two of them clashed and the first i remember the first prime minister's questions when bofis prime minister's questions when boris couldn't be bothered to brief himself and was completely floored by keir. and keir is a man who's always hard. so you can you can and also, i mean, bofisis can you can and also, i mean, boris is not known for his truthfulness, right and so, you know, surely not all the roaring take by was prince harry. i'd have the lawyers on, but i and i. and what's interesting about. so i think you're right. i think you know that sometimes you just need know that people loathe each other it was quite obvious that boris no stand keir and thought he was awful. and what's interesting about this is that although politically they they don't like each other there is some respect between rishi sunak and keir starmer that actually they do talk about security matters

white working class students are essentially equivalent as africans to people who are coming from eton. i had a good experience i was very well supported by the university while i was there. so i have no no complaints to my college or the university on those guys. i think it's right that they did this u—turn. i think they've realised their mistake. students be given opportunities on the bafis be given opportunities on the basis of merit on the basis basis of merit and on the basis of need and that should be it. there should be no discrimination on the basis of race this is not race whatsoever. this is not classist as narinder was saying. this is racist because it's disadvantage students purely on the basis their race. the only way in which you can say that that's not is if you take this postmodernist definition of racism, which believes that race ism is power plus that is not racism, it's discriminating when people against people on the bafis people against people on the basis of their skin colour alone. that is exactly what this policy originally was. so i'm glad that they decided to do

he at eton with fleming and.ns, his big two villains, blofeld and uday was able to sell roman scaramella love that he was bonnie. bonnie scaramanga is a friend of mine, jane, as is her husband is in her nineties now it's her husband who is at school. so i both the bond villains and scaramanga and i got them together once at a lunch at pinewood studios. how great was that? i love scaramouche . hello, henry and scaramouche. hello, henry and i had scaramouche, which was dr. no or that developed. so i come . remember, i'm not a bond expert. what is favourite james bond?|f expert. what is favourite james bond? if you could pick one? christine oh my goodness . i'm christine oh my goodness. i'm not an expert. sean connery you just think. but when i'm not near the bond love, i love the bond. i'm near the one i didn't think was, don't know, roger think was, i don't know, roger moore. like that moore. moore. i like that roger moore. but roger moore but then i love roger moore anyway. i sought to be anyway. yeah i sought to

and i got to know harry's privilege enough to get to know harry in the days when he had finished at etonme, but of course, in that penod for me, but of course, in that period punched a photographer. he wore outfit, a story that i wrote, and he got in all sorts of different scrapes around the world, which in his book he back to an almost brushes them off as sort of the i don't know i mean he really hasn't . sort of the i don't know i mean he really hasn't. his book really could have been a whole list of apologises himself for the behaviour that he's displayed in the his own family the been criticised so viciously , actually stuck up and put necks on the line for him because that happened . linda because that happened. linda jubilee, you've carried the, the, the royal brief cover royal brief in fleet . what's your brief in fleet. what's your reaction to his for an apology if . they are true that's what if. they are true that's what we're hearing what's being reported. well as you so clearly said, it's he that should be making the team that should making the team that should making the team

and i got to know harry's privilege enough to get to know harry in the days when he had finished at eton, but of course, in that penod for me, but of course, in that period punched a photographer. he wore outfit, a story that i wrote, and he got in all sorts of different scrapes around the world, which in his book he back to an almost brushes them off as sort of the i don't know i mean he really hasn't . sort of the i don't know i mean he really hasn't. his book really could have been a whole list of apologises himself for the behaviour that he's displayed in the his own family the been criticised so viciously , actually stuck up and put necks on the line for him because that happened . linda because that happened. linda jubilee, you've carried the, the, the royal brief cover royal brief in fleet . what's your brief in fleet. what's your reaction to his for an apology if . they are true that's what if. they are true that's what we're hearing what's being reported. well as you so clearly said, it's he that should be making the team that should making the team that should making the team t