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brighton, she got to interview the beatles, and she became one of the first musicjournalists on fleet streethe moment? in the largely all—male world of rock, she was something of a pioneer. joey, johnny, dee dee and mark, the ramones... and in the late �*70s, helped drag the old grey whistle test into a new era. ladies and gentlemen, the damned! annie nightingale. more than 30 years later, she was still at the turntables — annie nightingale, who has passed away. stay with us on bbc news. my colleague matthew is here in a few minutes' time. good afternoon. it's pretty chilly out there and it has been for much of the week, but colder air is on the way by the end of the weekend. behind this weather front, we've got a blast of arctic air to contend with and stronger winds. for the meantime, the winds are, for the most part, relatively light, but they've just dragged a lot of cloud under this area of high pressure, some drizzle near the east coast and a weather front is starting to make its way into the northern and western isles and that will bring about that change. the best of the sunshine the

brighton, she got to interview the beatles, and she became one of the first musicjournalists on fleet streetmind mind the lack of money at the moment? in the largely all—male world of rock, she was something of a pioneer. joey, johnny, dee dee and mark, the ramones... and in the late �*70s, helped drag the old grey whistle test into a new era. ladies and gentlemen, the damned! annie nightingale. more than 30 years later, she was still at the turntables — her passion for the new, the undiscovered, as young as ever. live now to our entertainment correspondent liz mzimba. she had such an impact, didn't she? and such a wide range of taste in music. surely that means she had a big impact on a lot of careers, as well? ~ , ,., , big impact on a lot of careers, as well? ~ , , ,, .,, big impact on a lot of careers, as well? ~ , ,, ,. ., well? absolutely. she was such an influential figure _ well? absolutely. she was such an influential figure in _ well? absolutely. she was such an influential figure in the _ well? absolutely. she was such an influential figure in the world - well? absolutely. she was

mike, you've covered the royal fleet in fleet street . andrew. fleet in fleet street. andrew.x always been a problem for this, uh, reckless royal? >> yeah. i mean, what i say to jenny is that i accept that you're being sympathetic. and, jenny, you know, you are one of the world's lead young royal correspondents. you might know things about the royal family. we don't. but do you not think, jenny, that this report today has it all up again after has opened it all up again after the king, king charles tried to sort of bring him back into the fold over christmas. do you not think, jenny, that over the years , as various women sort of years, as various women sort of grow up and become more mature , grow up and become more mature, reports like this might come back again and again and again. so shouldn't the king charles say, i've got to banish him ? say, i've got to banish him? >> well, what do you mean, banish him? >> well, i mean, go and ask him to live somewhere else or not to be involved in any duties with the royal family ever again. >> is that going to help? >> is that going t

fleet street legend neil wallis. nominating their headline heroes and back page zeroes are packed our to come . zeroes are packed our to come. those papers are on the way, but first, my take at ten. these royals haven't got a great track record in the courts, have they ? record in the courts, have they? with disgraced playboy prince andrew settling out of court with his young accuser, virginia giuffre, to the tune of millions . and now prince harry, the world's least happy millionaire , world's least happy millionaire, ending his libel action against the mail on sunday. it's a crushing blow for the wayward windsor, who brought needless embarrassment to his family and in particular, the king, by suing a national newspaper in the first place. it's not the done thing for royals to sue the press, but when did that stop harry, who sold his soul to the devil with books, tv shows and podcasts denigrating not just his family, but his country ? for his family, but his country? for harry, if it pays the bills, all bets are off

attorney and political strategist and susie boniface, daily mirror columnist also known as the fleet streetox. the british prime minister is facing another test of his authority today, over plans to send migrants to rwanda. rishi sunak is trying to revive government proposals to send some asylum seekers to the east african country, arguing it will deter people from crossing the english channel in small boats from france. but he suffered the biggest rebellion of his premiership in parliament last night and two deputy chairs of the conservative party resigned, saying the bill wasn't tough enough. mps are voting on the prime minister's landmark bill. earlier in the commons he was pressed by the labour opposition leader, sir keir starmer. only this government could waste hundreds of millions of pounds on a removals policy that does not remove anyone. but he still hasn't answered the question. so i'll try again. what progress has he made in locating the 4250 people his government has apparently lost? we have worked through a record number of cases and returned a record number of people back to w

mike, you've covered the royal fleet in fleet street . andrew. fleet in fleet street. andrew.x always been a problem for this, uh, reckless royal? >> yeah. i mean, what i say to jenny is that i accept that you're being sympathetic. and, jenny, you know, you are one of the world's lead young royal correspondents. you might know things about the royal family. we don't. but do you not think, jenny, that this report today has it all up again after has opened it all up again after the king, king charles tried to sort of bring him back into the fold over christmas. do you not think, jenny, that over the years , as various women sort of years, as various women sort of grow up and become more mature , grow up and become more mature, reports like this might come back again and again and again. so shouldn't the king charles say, i've got to banish him ? say, i've got to banish him? >> well, what do you mean, banish him? >> well, i mean, go and ask him to live somewhere else or not to be involved in any duties with the royal family ever again. >> is that going to help? >> is that going t

fleet street dem leader resign.lvin mackenzie has been frothing at the mouth on that one. he's going to let rip shortly live in the studio. plus, we'll talk about joey barton. first, someone else barton. but first, someone else is not happy at the moment, not happy with me is reform uk leader richard tice. i'm his number one target. reform uk project with admirable aims, goals and policies risks sweeping him to an historic landslide . yes, it's twice landslide. yes, it's twice versus dolan. next you're watching mark dolan in for patrick christys on gb news isabel monday to thursdays from. six till 930. >> welcome back. coming up in the royal dispatch, lady colin campbell and phil dampier tackle allegations of prince andrew's sex tapes taken by jeffrey epstein. plus i'll be asking, do you think that prince andrew should remarry sarah ferguson to rescue his reputation? we'll discuss that shortly . but first, discuss that shortly. but first, richard tice now , last night on richard tice now, last night on gb news, we a

okay i've many friends in okay i've got many friends in fleet street , but when meghan fleet street,scene, fleet street were delighted because they found , as you because they found, as you mentioned, they found kate charming but a bit dull and they looked at meghan and thought, there's new diana. she there's our new diana. yeah, she was one was was the one that was storyboarded for, know, all, storyboarded for, you know, all, you of the fame and you know, all of the fame and glory. is of her making, glory. so this is of her making, isn't her exile and her isn't it? her exile and her losing out to catherine. she can only blame herself. i think so, i don't know if we thought she was new but we was the new diana, but we definitely thought going definitely thought she was going to glamorous . to be this amazing, glamorous. she didn't she made more headlines, didn't she ? she? >> oh, she did it first because she was fresh meat. i mean, that's goes. is that's how it kind of goes. is it own making? i it it of her own making? i think it probably because probably is, because she just she jus

she became one of the first music journalists on fleet street, a pioneer in the largely all—male worldshered in punk, new wave and a new era. the first time i saw buzzcocks was when they toured with the clash in their early days. she obviously had great things to say about the buzzcocks. she welcomed that new spirit and breeze that came in. and she recognised that, and played the records and stood by it. a powerful character. an inspirational character. they don't make them like that any more. the damned! i love you so. even in her 80s, her taste in music didn't age. the champion of the new, the undiscovered, from day one annie nightingale said "i chose the records i wanted to play and stuck to it ever since." annie nightingale, who's died at the age of 83. the post office may have underpaid over £100 million in tax while overpaying its senior executives, according to leading tax experts. our business editor, simonjack, is here. and this is linked to payments the post office made to victims of the horizon it scandal? that's exactly right, yes. what they have been doing is deducting com

fleet street kingpin turn.e studio to react to these latest developments and mark my words, this is going to be a case that defines britain going forward. and i will also be telling you about some very interesting developments of our own. i know you're going to love and be revealing to you little revealing them to you a little bit later but first, ehm, bit later on, but first, ehm, andrea jenkins beams live andrea jenkins beams in live from westminster to give us an exclusive update after the rwanda were called into rwanda rebels were called into the chief whips office. okay, they were called in today one by one. was it a rap on the knuckles or was it a peace offer 7 knuckles or was it a peace offer ? now on sky news ? now she was on sky news earlier on and she gave them the bum's so she could tell you bum's rush so she could tell you exactly what is happening. so this place this is the only place to be patrick tonight on isabel monday to thursdays from. six till 930. >> this is patrick christys tonight . we're

brighton, she got to interview the beatles, and she became one of the first musicjournalists on fleet streetnny, dee dee and mark, the ramones... and in the late �*70s, helped drag the old grey whistle test into a new era. ladies and gentlemen, the damned! annie nightingale. more than 30 years later, she was still at the turntables — her passion for the new, the undiscovered, as young as ever. annie nightingale, news of her death. we will have more tributes on that story here on the programme in the next little while. we will pause and catch up with the weather now from helen willetts. good afternoon. it's pretty chilly out there and it has been for much of the week, but colder air is on the way by the end of the weekend. behind this weather front, we've got a blast of arctic air to contend with and stronger winds. for the meantime, the winds are, for the most part, relatively light, but they've just dragged a lot of cloud under this area of high pressure, some drizzle near the east coast and a weather front is starting to make its way into the northern and western isles and that will bring

but across fleet street, as we used it.t, of all, with the start, first of all, with the king and prince of wales's king and the prince of wales's health complaints. were you surprised by how candid particularly the statement on the king was ? i know you've. the king was? i know you've. i think there's a piece about your views on this in the sunday times. this morning. but i mean, you it was admitting that you know, it was admitting that he'd had this enlarged prostate. like many men of his generation, he's this he's going to have this procedure next week. there was a bit secrecy around the bit more secrecy around the princess of wales's admission to the this the london clinic for this stomach but at the same stomach surgery. but at the same time, mean, have a right time, i mean, do we have a right to know? should why are to know? should we know? why are we this stuff? we knowing this stuff? >> well, i think we certainly know more than would have know more than we would have known past. mean, you known in the past. i mean,

she became one of the first music journalists on fleet street, a pioneer in the largely all male worlde and the banshees. the skids. some of those who followed in her footsteps have been paying tribute. radio 2 presenter zoe ball said she loved her music like no other and could outlast any of us at the party, and 6 music's lauren laverne thanked herfor opening the door and showing us all what to do when we got through it. cassius' i love you so... a champion of the new, the undiscovered — even in her 80s, her taste in music didn't age. from day one, annie nightingale said, "i chose the records i wanted to play and stuck to it ever since." we are going to reflect a bit more. i'm joined by nick reilly, content editor at rolling stone uk. thank you very much for coming on the programme. what are your overwriting reflections today? it is obviously a _ overwriting reflections today? it is obviously a very — overwriting reflections today? it 3 obviously a very sad day, but one where we can just look back on the incredible legacy that annie leaves behind and just how much of a trailblazer she

she became one of the first music journalists on fleet street, a pioneer in the largely all male world damned. siouxie and the banshees. the skids. some of those who followed in her footsteps have been paying tribute. radio 2 presenter zoe ball said she loved her music like no other and could outlast any of us at the party, and 6 music's lauren laverne thanked herfor opening the door and showing us all what to do when we got through it. cassius' i love you so... a champion of the new, the undiscovered — even in her 80s, her taste in music didn't age. from day one, annie nightingale said, "i chose the records i wanted to play and stuck to it ever since." annie nightingale, who's died at the age of 83. a tv script from an episode of the sitcom friends, found in a rubbish bin, has been sold at auction for £22,000. it's from one of the sitcom's most awkward moments. janine machin takes up the story. in a small hertfordshire auction house, the lot that hundreds of bidders from around the world wanted to get their hands on. two original scripts from the series friends, the one with ross's we

because on fleet on wednesday, most of the fleet street papers have a woman. wednesday, most of the fleet stwoman?ars have a woman. have on wednesday, most of the fleet stwoman? yeahive a woman. have on wednesday, most of the fleet stwoman? yeah yeah.noman. have on wednesday, most of the fleet stwoman? yeah yeah. andan. have on wednesday, most of the fleet stwoman? yeah yeah. and it. have on wednesday, most of the fleet stwoman? yeah yeah. and it was'e a woman? yeah yeah. and it was always known as wednesday witch. so actually just old so it's actually just an old fleet street terme. and it's a bit of a just for clarity. bit of a joke just for clarity. >> she hasn't got a lot of. she's got a great sense of humour. carol. >> well, maybe she doesn't >> well, maybe she just doesn't know context, but the know the context, but the context that that's what we context is that that's what we used be referred to as used to be referred to as wednesday witches. >> you think of the >> what do you think of the fact? you up with fact? have you caught up with the wellingborou

but we'll get reaction from the legend of fleet kelvin legend of fleet street.nzie also tonight, former immigration minister. easy for me to say. robert jenrick slams the liberal groupthink that is tearing britain apart. >> immigration good. that >> all immigration is good. that diversity is strength. i think that's wrong . that's wrong. >> yes. and jenrick's view is backed by a brand new survey that shows that nearly 9 in 10 uk parliamentary constituencies want to see immigration levels reduced . next. i've got richard reduced. next. i've got richard tice on. i'm going to ask him whether or not he is going to hand the keys to downing street, to keir starmer. hand the keys to downing street, to keir starmer . don't miss it. to keir starmer. don't miss it. it's patrick christys tonight and isabel monday to thursdays from six till 930. >> this is patrick christys . >> this is patrick christys. tonight. it's only on gb news fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie coming up with the latest on that grooming latest on that rochdale grooming gang and that new band gang sc

look, coming up fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie has humza yousaf and labour mp kate osamor in his statements about the holocaust. but next, a general election is looming. the tories are still fighting like rats in are still fighting like rats in a sack . can they pull rank are still fighting like rats in a sack. can they pull rank and mount the ultimate comeback? i am joined by the new conservative party chairman, richard holden. he's got a massive job on his hands. he's going to explain to you how on earth he can keep the tories show on the road. a no, show on the road. it's a no, holds bars interview. you have been sending me questions all day to day that you would like me to ask him, will put some ask him, and i will put some of them to. patrick christys them to. it is patrick christys tonight on gb news, the isabel monday to thursdays from 6:00 till 930. >> welcome back to patrick christys . tonight we're only on christys. tonight we're only on gb news in a moment. kelvin mackenzie reacts to kate osamor suspension. why did the labour mp use a holocaust memorial day message to

they will leave here and move along fleet street, down the embankment and end up in parliament square arrived in manchester. it is joining the march 2021 and arrived in manchester. it isjoining the march here 2021 and arrived in manchester. it is joining the march here today to highlight the plight of palestinian refugees particularly children and some palestinian children will be marketing —— marketing with a 3.5 metre that they tear. the main message of the march is calling for an immediate ceasefire. a lot of the banners i have seen say ceasefire now, and people have been chanting it along with, stop bombing gaza. there are thousands of people here and they will move off in the next few minutes along that specified route which will eventually take them to parliament square where they will be some speeches later on. i know it is always difficult when you are there to get a sense of how many people there are around where you are, but what i can see there will be a significant number of people. presumably, a significance police operation bearing in mind where you are and the significa

the legend of fleet street, harry harris. harry, welcome to the show, harry.but how indicative are these moments of the modern game? or is actually the modern game? or is actually the game becoming much safer ? the game becoming much safer? >> well , i go the game becoming much safer? >> well, i go back to the game becoming much safer? >> well , i go back to those >> well, i go back to those times of the 80s. obviously i remember ken bates and his electric fence. uh, maggie and her id cards . electric fence. uh, maggie and her id cards. um, they had no answers back then , and i'm answers back then, and i'm afraid they've got no answers now. all these years later. i think if you believe this is an isolated case, you'd be deluding yourself. and i think the football authorities have been deluding for many deluding themselves for many years. clearly, you know, i years. um clearly, you know, i was at hillsborough . and what was at hillsborough. and what happened, uh, with, uh, lord justice taylor and create an all seater stadium that was a step in the right directi

you're a fleet street journalist. >> you've completely. let >> you've completely.rter said, i've got a bit of a problem with sergeant . enough. a bit of a problem with sergeant . enough . oh, . he's not drinking enough. oh, yeah? the idea is, how are yeah? and the idea is, how are we going to know this young man if doesn't come across the if he doesn't come across the club ? yeah. we have club? yeah. and we can have a few amazing can few pints. amazing and we can see he's upright see whether he's still upright after an hour or two. >> incredible. tell you. after an hour or two. >> iyou dible. tell you. after an hour or two. >> iyou dibl> iyou dibl> iyou dibl> tell you, john. >> let me tell you, john. sergeant tv news legend sergeant their tv news legend returns brilliant returns alongside the brilliant paul richards and linda jubilee . paul richards and linda jubilee. they'll be drunk by the end of the show. don't worry about that. r

night i were given it on the night i saw this interview, my first thought as a street thought as a fleet streethat has he done ? no, no royal what has he done? no, no royal connections . he wasn't one of connections. he wasn't one of the you know, andrew morton, who wrote the diner book in the sunday times. he no sunday times. he had no connections. and very first connections. and my very first thought, i was the bbc boss, thought, if i was the bbc boss, i'd said, martin, come into my office and sit down. i want to congratulate you on a brilliant job. now, how did you actually get let's see your notepad. exactly. let's see your shorthand notes. let's see your diary meetings had diary of the meetings you've had . there's anything . let's see if there's anything else we need to know to protect ourselves. amazing ourselves. when this amazing interview goes out. >> there's this expression. there's an expression in newspapers. oh, that's the phone call far. you one phone call too far. you make one phone call too far. you make one phone call far, the whole call too far. you make one phone call could

on the way to winning that tournament and joining us now is the sports journalist the legend of fleet streetly passed away a footballing phenomenon , one of the best phenomenon, one of the best players of all time and royalty in germany . in germany. >> indeed , i can't quibble with >> indeed, i can't quibble with every word you just said there. i think , um, you know, as a as a i think, um, you know, as a as a fan, i watched him play certainly in the 1966 world cup. uh, i was there at wembley for the final , uh, and obviously the final, uh, and obviously learned afterwards a very interesting story. of course , interesting story. of course, that, um, he was asked to mark bobby charlton, who he obviously described as at that time the best player in the world. and he was glad for the final whistle because he went into extra time and he was chasing bobby charlton around the pitch for 120 minutes. but of course, alf ramsey had designated bobby charlton mark charlton to man mark beckenbauer. that's how good beckenbauer. that's how good beckenbauer was that england's best had to man mark him. best

there are also belarusians cleaning the streets in the local service organization’s fleet of two dozenactors, with mounted equipment. the equipment has been tested for years in snowfalls and ice, providing only fuel and timely maintenance. we can expect problems with spare parts only if there are some serious breakdowns. and so, in general, the technical characteristics of the tractor do not cause us any problems, maybe the only thing that causes us the most inconvenience is the attachments, what they are attached to, and these brackets are wearing out, and this is another new product from belarus , a machine with equipment for applying horizontal markings, such the city didn’t have its own, the belarusians suggested where to get it and how to use it. after the winter, our fellow countrymen helped to restore order in arkhangelsk, applied markings, brought such equipment with them, and this year they invited us to brest for training in its use. your fellow countrymen showed themselves to be excellent in terms of training, they trained us, initially gave us some theory, sent us documents

there are also belarusians cleaning the streets in the local service organization's fleet of two dozentractors and their attachments. the equipment has been tested for years in snowfalls and ice, only supplying fuel and timely service? problems with spare parts, only if there are some serious breakdowns, we can expect, but in general, the technical characteristics of the tractor, they do not give us problems, maybe the only thing that causes inconvenience the most is the attachments, why what are they attached to, but these brackets, they are wearing out, and this is another new product from belarus, a machine with equipment for applying horizontal. markings, the city didn’t have its own, the belarusians suggested where to get it and how to use it. in last year, after the winter, our fellow countrymen helped put things in order in arkhangelsk and applied markings. we brought such equipment with us, and this year we were invited to brest for training in its use. your fellow countrymen have shown themselves to be excellent in terms of training, they trained us, initially gave us some kin

subway extension and the majority of the capital needs are in restoring and enhancing our fleet facilities, streets fixed guideway and transit optimization and expansion in, for example, the fleet program is focused on replacing what we have and the streets program enhances our existing streets and together these programs kind of show how our capital investments help us meet our strategic goals over time. um, the sfmta has revised the capital plan to incorporate the latest information available. so there's inflation. an updating cost estimates identify buying previously unidentified needs and responding to regulations. for example, from 2013 to 2015, we revised our cost estimates on state of good repair and the facility and transit fixed guideway parking and curb management and transit optimization programs from. um 2017 to 2019. there was a jump because we had more accurate estimates and expanded scope in response to state regulations. and then in this capital plan from 2021 to 2023, it's primarily due to the inclusion of long range plans, cost escalation and refined cost estimates. as we continue

subway extension and the majority of the capital needs are in restoring and enhancing our fleet facilities, streetst, fixed guideway and transit optimization and expansion in, for example, the fleet program is focused on replacing what we have and the streets program enhances our existing streets and together these programs kind of show how our capital investments help us meet our strategic goals over time. um, the sfmta has revised the capital plan to incorporate the latest information available. so there's inflation. an updating cost estimates identify buying previously unidentified needs and responding to regulations. for example, from 2013 to 2015, we revised our cost estimates on state of good repair and the facility and transit fixed guideway parking and curb management and transit optimization programs from. um 2017 to 2019. there was a jump because we had more accurate estimates and expanded scope in response to state regulations. and then in this capital plan from 2021 to 2023, it's primarily due to the inclusion of long range plans, cost escalation and refined cost estimates. as we contin

father and her entire family were murdered in our streets shortly after the liberation of tony's installed. and before she left, she married out of fleet, linda, a man she knew from berlin and whose family had also been murdered. and now she bits, they emigrated to america in 1946, the america miss guns should, i should call soon. but i never really. so gave america. because when i had needed america, they didn't let me in as missing each. i just assume the snow. by the time i came to america, i was free and a vice and could have stayed here anyway. wanted to be up. it was my own free wells on my play up. and if i could just come to america with my mazda company, i might have been very happy being placed, they should just replace the v as in the, in 2003, she returned to berlin for the 1st time in 57 years to participate in a documentary, the english sometime in the new good rating on bass. some of it had to be shocked in berlin. my lead that was what changed my life, the main for each, the moment i arrived in the cities when my roots will bundle. so i realized was it meant to me get mess, tougher bus. these are steps of mission victor

hurdle of getting past the current crisis "wall street journal" is reporting china southern airlines conducting new safety inspections of the boeing fleety await new jet deliveries from boeing the chinese regulator is urging other airlines to inspect the 737 max jets no chinese airline ts that fly e variant which involved the alaska airlines blowout. boeing will inspect the 737 production line with the work done at spirit aerosystems. >>> 2024 means half of the world's population is heading to the polls. taiwan elected lai as the new president. he is not viewed favorably by china for past comments of taiwan independence. we have eunice yoon joining us with the latest from beijing eunice, it has been a muted response from china? >> reporter: that is right, frank. lai won in a three-way race. he got most of the votes, but not the majority the party, the dpp, lost ground in the laegislature beijing is fixated on the fact that lai did win and dpp beijing believes both of them at some point wanted to declare independence for taiwan. lai has not said he has no plans to do this even so, the response from here has been the chinese government sa

fleet and garrison to relocate the country. and letting grad going that same day the notes, the storm, the city provoking 5th street battles. the evacuation began in those extreme conditions the following day. more than a 100 ships, 67 times both and support vessels loaded with people and cargo. again a perilous voyage to crunched out across the mine late in gulf of finland the the enemy was waiting just north of the 2 men dependency left for the ship trying to make their escape show batteries. torpedo boat sent 50 kilometer along mine fields to be late in june. or the ships came under a barrel as a fire enemy planes attacked from the sky. this was the most tragic episode in the town in evacuation. so he will assist the field trip through there. you know, i mean i didn't know brought supplies me that house and that's gonna play even when they're gonna have done ski or new field. i was roofing the seat and i knew she had a, there were some 15000 people lost their lives, many of them civilians. but some 16000 managed to escape surviving the terrible events that you all know avenue. but i knew what i got. a new category, i've

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