freud said a laugh was a sudden explosion of psychic energy. the trouble with freud was he never played second house friday night at glasgow empire. we'll pay tribute to the man best known for his tickling stick and epic performances. also on the programme — the prime minister will meet the national security council to hear the latest intelligence on the nerve agent attack on the russian father employed by britain as a spy. it comes as salisbury residents voice concern they're being kept in the dark. i'd like to know what precautions i personally can take rather than just watching my clothes. what long—term implications are there to me and my wife. --? we'll get reaction. and it has been described as the worst grooming scandal in the country. 1000 young girls abused in telford. we bring you details. hello. welcome to the programme, we're live until 11. throughout the morning, the latest breaking news and developing stories. a little later we'll talk about these popular baby sleep products, which are sold on the high street but can pose a risk t

freud said that laugh is a sudden explosion of psychic energy. he never played second house friday night at glasgow empire. in 1989, he faced charges of massive tax evasion. he had 20 offshore bank accounts and more than £300,000 hidden round his house. he was acquitted and kept on performing. he helped us laugh for more than a0 years though few people know if he was ever truly happy himself. # happiness! the british comedian, sir ken dodd — who's died at the age of ninety. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: grab your dog and your trophy. crufts — the climax of the dog—owners' year — is disrupted by a pair of animal rights protestors. the numbers of dead and wounded defied belief. this, the worst terrorist atrocity on european soil in modern times. in less than 2a hours then, the soviet union lost an elderly sick leader and replaced him with a dynamic figure 20 years his junior. we heard these gunshots in the gym. then he came out through a fire exit and started firing at our huts. god, we were all petrified. james earl ray, aged 41, senten

freud said that laugh is a sudden explosion of psychic energy.ud was he never played second house friday night at glasgow empire. in 1989, he faced charges of massive tax evasion. he had 20 offshore bank accounts and more than £300,000 hidden around his house. he was acquitted and kept on performing. he helped us laugh for more than a0 years though few people know if he was ever truly happy himself. # happiness! sir ken dodd — who's died at the age of 90. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. te mr trump. whe zergflsefihmfld to a meeting. the venue for this meeting still remains a mystery. politicians in hong kong's pro—democracy camp have won back just two seats in the territory's legislative council at by—elections held on sunday. the result means the pro—democracy bloc has failed to regain the one—third of seats in the council's chamber required to veto legislation proposed by pro—beijing deputies. two people have died after a helicopter carrying six people crashed into the east river in new york. the fire department sai

freud said a laugh was a sudden explosion of psychic energy.night at glasgow empire. we'll pay tribute to the man best known for his tickling stick and epic performances. also on the programme — the prime minister will meet the national security council to hear the latest intelligence on the nerve agent attack on the russian father employed by britain as a spy. it comes as salisbury residents voice concern they're being kept in the dark.

freud said that laugh is a sudden explosion of psychic energy.with freud was he never played second house at the glasgow empire. in 1989, he faced charges of massive tax evasion with 20 offshore bank accounts and more than £300,000 hidden around his house. he was acquitted and kept on performing. he helped us laugh for more than a0 yea rs helped us laugh for more than a0 years and few people know who is ever truly happy himself. sir ken dodd, who has died at the age of 90. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the director of the cia, mike pompeo, has defended president trump's decision to meet the north korean leader, kim jong un. mr pompeo said the meeting wasn't intended merely "for theatre". the venue for this meeting still remains a mystery. just two seats of one been won back by the pro—democracy camp in hong kong. the result means means one third of the seats in the chamber to veto legislation. a helicopter has crashed in new york's east river, killing 2 people and leaving one survivor who's injured. the federal a

you had him talking about freud in the clip.himself. he was very well versed in the history and theory of comedy. ito about freud and the unconscious. you could talk about other theories. he had done all the reading. he tapped into the deepest of your british comedy so that when you saw him, you were on a kind of continuing. —— you were on a kind of continuing. —— you were on a kind of continuing. —— you were on a kind of continuum. he was passing something on here seen in the 1930s and 40s. it is the end of nina and the break of a tradition of a traditional old comedy. he was a sta b traditional old comedy. he was a stab at a time when the options for what you could watch and receive one much more limited. —— he was a start ata much more limited. —— he was a start at a time. he was born into the era of variety, which has vanished. every town and city had the kind of theatre where ken dodd would be seen performing. he was also a beneficiary of television as well and became a star that way. and the recordings that as well. he sol

freud said that a laugh is a sudden explosion of psychic energy.freud was he never played a second house friday night. he still lived in the home he grew up in and guarded his private life. in 1989, that was shattered when he faced claims of tax evasion. he had more than £300,000 hidden around his house. he had 20 offshore bank accounts. he was acquitted and continued performing. last year, he was given a knighthood in recognition of his charity and comedy work. we shall have one or two glasses of tickle tonic, and then we should go back to knotty ash up north, knotty ash on merseyside, and i shall see the diddy men there, so i shall send your regards to them. aged 90, he recently got a chest infection but wanted to go back on stage. i look forward to getting back to doing myjob — the onlyjob that i have ever had, the onlyjob that i know. happiness, happiness. after more than 60 years of making others laugh, it was performing to the british public that sir ken dodd said gave him enormous happiness. happiness! some of ken dodd's fans and former coll

and actually, we see like the kind of fathers of psychology and freud and karl jung.portant part of everything were the dreams. >> reporter: her work starts here, on a busy street in mexico city, in themmy office turned classroom. >> so if you change this, then you will renew in a different way. you will create repetitive patterns that could be good relations. this is the most sacred object of the ancient mexico. >> reporter: among the lessons on the curriculum, the obsidian mirror. >> in which you can begin changing your reflection. >> reporter: legend says it can reflect your true self, guiding you toward what your focus should be. >> close your eyes. take a deep breath. >> reporter: he says that with time and concentration michelle's reflection should disappear and be replaced with symbolic images. >> i want you to breathe out. take out all the heavy energy. so put the mirror in front of your face. open your eyes. look at your reflection. this is the normal perception of this reality. now you are going to see who you really are, the one that is reflecting you. >> i

skater bart swings was received by king sleep on monday swings who was accompanied by coach yells freud a play second to the men's mass start of benton john cherry and got to show the king a silver medal in the world palace in brussels that where a medal win was just the sixth and belgium's history and their first since way back in one thousand nine hundred eighty s. it's a reminder now of our top story it's a sour a former russian spy is reported to be critically ill after being exposed to an unknown substance a name but media reports have identified. him as. an ex intelligence officer convicted of treason in russia twelve years ago. thank you for watching to stay with us. globe. celebrating the men who broke new ground. sport. innovation. and. women pioneers our series for international women's day. next. looking for the march a straight. edge of the seat drama. joining the tribulation. we've got it all listening go live to a glimpse sixty minutes. with that women may be lost. but the world is still the. are from completely generous causing. because the need to movements influence the

i think people get angry since freude everywhere and the judge basically declared in smaller. government or brought in charge of brit independence is there's going to be jailed you know people say oh this is no way to deal with things or we see the arrest of bush the most you know or a flash point and i think if he's extradited to the next flashpoint it will be when he appears in spain. i think but primarily you know the government wants him silence because of what else is either you know been silenced illegally or is is unfair in jail where's the moral is you know constantly using the media which is very good or as a journalist this is a stone and richard shoe constantly using the media constantly also changing position i mean we actually know that he went through several conference right melinda before he got to germany so why was he only detained here well apparently the german authorities were given intelligence both by the spanish intelligence services and also by finland he had been in finland on friday to speak before the finnish university and apparently also to carry

was very interesting to observe freud knows that these remarks made by hall see hopeful that it's basically the first clash between uncle americal and one of her new ministers but it's not the first clash i have to say between hall c. hall for and. he had before becoming the interior minister who was a leading the very insistent party see as you and they've had many differences they are over the question all the refugee policy allowing when the chancellor allowed more than a million migrant coming into the country back in two thousand and fifteen but now these remarks made as an interior minister do do spark a very heavy debate here in germany because simply we've heard the opposite in the past many times before including by the former president and christian wolf that it was a very very famous quote of him islam belongs to germany that was back in two thousand and ten and anglo-american said the same thing in two thousand and fifteen and therefore immediately also disagreed with her interior minister today but if you take a closer look if you listen exactly to what they say then the diff s

that could i never get just like that would you do me a favor certainly wanted it i mean have you dr freud or a male for that i've spent just as good. practical crack at it all right if you insist. and. i'm afraid not. when i'm getting kissed by marilyn monroe lying down my foot goes up an ear. so i told is a diamond that was a piece of business i thought of because i had if you choose expression an erection was here and made my foot go up. and wind up getting kissed by a it kind of could have it so i told that there is a diamond i said don't tell billy i told it so is he looked at me peculiarly like. like i understand what you mean so went to billy wilder i said what i said what about tony lifting his foot in the middle of the kisses he says good good good. and he looked at me and smiled and i know it and i did it and it's in the movie and i walked onto the set and it was billy with these things going like this. and i thought what the hell is he doing he says here take these with you and in between every lie and just go. i thought he's made a disaster out of this scene when i saw the film

that could i'd never you're just like that would you do me a favor certainly want to let me have a dr freud or a nail for there are his friendships gays go i predict take a crack at it all right if you insist. and. i'm afraid not. when i'm getting kissed by marilyn monroe lying down my foot goes up an ear. so i told is a diamond that was a piece of business i thought of because i heard if you look she was expression of an erection who was here and may by foot go up. and went up getting kissed by a it kind of could have it so i told it is a diamond i said don't tell billy i told him so if he looked at me peculiarly like . like i understand what you mean so went to billy wilder i said what i said what about tony lifting his foot in the middle of the kisses this is good could do it and he looked at me and smiled and i know it and i did it and it's in the movie i walked on to the set and it was billy with these things going like this . what the hell is he doing he says here take these with you and day in between every lied just go out i thought that and i thought it he's made a disaster out of

. >> he was one of the four to disent in heller to quote him, he says heller has freud nra with a propaganda>> to your point, they think, the point he's making is that jurisprudence was as much as you're trying to act like it is, he's this outlier and he's this extremist. it was actually what he is saying. there wasn't an individual right the bear arms ixt not a lawyer. i did go to georgetown law school for a year and a half. that's what we were taught. there was to individual right. this is about a well armed militia. so it isn't this far left point of view. it is something conservatives don't like but we don't talk about it because people have been indoctrinated that this right exists. that said, i don't think it is a political solution the repeal the second amendment. i don't think people will go for it. what is very clear, even in heller. absolutely the government can tell you what kind of guns you can and can't have. this idea we keep hearing that people say you can't tell me how i defend my home is not true. it is quite clear that the government does have the right to do that. >> why d

the british engaged in merit based immigration during the freud was permitted 50enter england, and european jews were permitted by the british medical association to sit for qualifying exams. there were particular areas that ,he british wanted to develop and they allowed jews in who could fill those national plants. plans. , and i readorian that record, and i feel very bitter.- better -- i fail to see, from my point of , why, first of all, the , why thatscientist person's life is more important 's.n a plumber britain had no need for plumbers . other crafts, yes, but not plumbers. in such a situation, the young are at a disadvantage because they have not yet shown their promise. , i am not a big fan. >> tablet magazine recently wrote up isaac german. understand more about him. in the passage you describe, it sounded like he wanted to be more caught up in the political organization, but he spent the rest of his life helping people. can you talk more about him? >> i was so excited. onlinelet is an magazine. in the middle of january, the tablet had a piece by the president of the jdc on get erm

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i don't know if you read sigmund freud, the psychopathology of everyday lives but he connects things like that. he might say my kidding you about being pampered cause you subconsciously to be a little more footloose and incautious. baloney. i'm glad you are okay. you will have a sore elbow. i have had worse, he said, stretching others on. enough to get you hitched tonight. >> you are sure i have the authority? yes. i will show you the legislative resolution granting it specifically to you for our particular wedding. did i tell you some rhode island legislator made a speech in opposition? what? yes. the republicans started bloviating about how they have plenty of good solid rhode island judges perform wedding. why should we have a federal judge to do this when? he laughed. will someone explain why i would be coming here to do it? friends and co-authors? the objection didn't last long. let me show you the resolution. know. show me later. i trust you. let's go to my room. walking through the lobby to the elevator i promised the bowman $20 if he could get two ice packs into my hands quic

sigmund freud with a c where is at twitter. people should not be able to vote until they can pass a reading and general skills proficiency test and removed themselves from public welfare role. there ain't a 16 awake on a saturday morning anywhere in america. so that's a call for those you, younger age brackets to go ahead and take part of this program. we do want to hear from them. shawn from sarasota, florida, 50 or older. go ahead, shawn. caller: good morning. think voting age should be 21 because of the fact that people's brains actually don't get fully developed until at least that age. and when you're young at 16, you think you know everything and you don't. host: all right. caller: and i'll leave it at that. host: all right, shawn. jack, 50 or older from oklahoma. good morning. caller: yeah. how are you doing this morning? >> good morning, jack. aller: yeah. the kid sound like they're really intelligent but i've never heard one of them say why we have a second amendment. they want to talk about musket, right to bear arms,

i mentioned the anna freud centres and the work they are doing.t given its final findings. it's expected to look pretty bad for the government. is this why the government has come out now ahead of that final report, to try and show that it is taking some initiative? it's not going to look good for you. you mentioned the £4 million that is being ploughed into this innovation fund. £4 million, it's not a lot of money. well, the education select committee work is incredibly important. it is a serious committee, with serious colleagues, a cross—party and they look at this in real depth and we always listen to them. i was before them looking at the fostering review we asked of sir martin narey and mark 0wers, and of course their own report into fostering in our country this week. so their work is incredibly important. but this review and the work that the prime minister has asked ed timpson to do is incredibly important. look, she's the first prime minister to actually ask for a race disparity order and publish it, and ask all her departments to step u