what we're doing on the committee is having a difference. >> congressman gallagher and krishnamoorthint to ask you about what you thought was achieved at the summit? expectations were set very low, right. just answering the phone, military to military, and getting china to enforce some of its existing policies to cut down on the flow of fentanyl precursor chemicals. do you both think this was a success, just to simply have the two leaders face to face? >> well, i welcom the establishment of a crisis communication channel in so much as it reduces the risk of miscommunication leading to war. i'm skeptical of the fentanyl agreement only because we've seen this movie before, but certainly anything to reduce the devastating effects of -- that fentanyl is causing across america would be welcomed. my concern more broadly and while i think it's too early to characterize this one way or the other whenever we have summits like this we tend to pay cash up front but for the ccp the check is always in the mail. as i said before, the most important form of communication is the investments we make i

. >> i'm trace gallagher in los angeles gutfeld! coming up in two minutes but first this fox news update. biden pushing for a humanitarian pause in the israel-hamas war a blatant shift from previous statements about israel making its own decisions. john kirby said multiple humanitarian pauses are being considered and the administration does not support a full-on cease-fire. prime minister netanyahu declared nothing will stop israel from their goal of dismantling hamas with forces now completely encircling gaza city taking out at least 130 terrorists and destroying critical infrastructure in ground operations. in the meantime the house approved a bill to provide $14.3 billion in emergency aid to israel. the measure is not expected to pass the senate. here's more from northern israel with the latest on the war front. steve? >> trace, multiple attacks today into northern israel from hezbollah, positions just across the border in lebanon. at least 16 locations in northern israel hit one town hit by at least 12 rockets. no reports on cas

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charlie gallagher. talk us through this, ., , charlie gallagher. of changes _ this. some really big changes. and lots of changes as _ this. some really big changes. and lots of changes as well. _ this. some really big changes. and lots of changes as well. some - this. some really big changes. and lots of changes as well. some jobs j lots of changes as well. some jobs are being cut altogether. some are being created, some are being moved from london to other parts of the uk, to the north of england. the main headlines, the things people will notice on their screens as you said, newsnight, flagship late—night current affairs show is being cut by ten minutes. that will be 30 minutes now. they will not have a team of dedicated reporters who go out across the world. they instead will focus on studio debates. you can expect more guests from political parties, think tanks, celebrities, that kind of thing. also, as you mentioned, one o'clock news, one of the flagship television bulletins that gets 2.4 million viewers everyday, that will move from here in a

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i do. >> trace: good evening i'm trace gallagher, it's 11:00 p.m. on the east coast, 8:00 here in los angeles and this is america's late news, fox news at night. and breaking tonight, more hostages every now been released but the fighting is set to begin again in just hours unless mediators can somehow extend the pause. but if and when the war goes on, the biden administration is pivoting on hamas urging the israelis to change their attack strategy. we'll get to our correspondent on the ground in israel in moments but we begin with campus unrest here at home where another ivy league school is facing an investigation from the department of investigation over anti-semitism on campus t chief religion correspondent lauren green is live in the new york city news room with more on this. lauren, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, trace. well, fox news digital has learned the department of education's office for civil rights has launched an investigation into harvard university over how it has handled anti-semitic incidents on campus. the agency says

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congressman gallagher joins us now.n the intelligence and armed services committees and a retired marine. congressman, good to have you with us. feels like we sort of get all fired up about issues like tik tok and say tik tok should be banned in the united states and then it all just goes away. something like this happens and we see the hate that is being spewed all over these platforms, congressman. what can be done? >> the first is to recognize why a momentum fore a ban has stalled. one is because the senate effort to take action was too broadly drawn. it was viewed as a grant of authority to executive branch. the others because tik tok spent millions on a lobby effort to lull members of congress in to inaction. this should be a call to action though. the hate we're seeing spewed against jewish americans on tik tok should remind us of the basic facts. the fact is that this app, which increasingly young americans get their news from this app, this is the source of news and could become the dominant news platform in ame

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i'm trace gallagher, now back to gutfeld. ♪ ♪ >> greg: nice. all right.ve a hoot about what's in ron's boot? there's a rumor going around that governor ron desantis has been hitting the campaign trail with lifts in his boots. lifts? i'm not familiar with this practice. if anything, i have to slouch to avoid towering over my peers. but i'm told short weirdos sometimes use extra thick insoles to boost their height. when a far better practice is to add inserts into your hair. recent footage of his weirdly shaped boots has only made things worse but desantis is trying to put the rumors to rest. >> what they're trying to say with this is that if your boots you have heels. >> no, no, no. those are just standard off the rack lucchesi -- >> how tall are you governor. >> 5'11". >> okay. why don't you wear tennis shoes and dress shoes? >> i do wear tennis shoes when i work out. >> greg: wow. this is amazing stuff. desantis is now accused of height appropriation. he's the rachel doll sol of stacker, the liz warren of tall tails. but obviously the real point to the s

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mike gallagher, thank you for your time. i know your feelings on tiktok. we'll see eventually if you get your way. thank you, sir. maybe the best example of what tiktok has done in this most recent middle east conflict is it's 4-1 stand with palestine versus stand with israel. 8-1. the balance is not quite there. for history you have to do the work and you have to put in the time. >> martha: that's the problem. these young people -- most of them i would guess had no 9/11 history class. this is their first understanding most likely of what happened on that day. i don't even want my friends who lost family members that day to be exposed to these young people and what they are saying because it would be so deeply upsetting to them. when you hear people saying he was right. this is america's fault. i mean, this is the question of freedom, do these young people want to wear head-to-toe burqa's every day? do they want the islamist version to take over america? that's what else bin laden writes about in the letter. that's what he says specifically. he says he wan

as we mentioned, congressman mike gallagher standing by. we have rebecca heinrichs, director of the keystone defense initiative. welcome. good to have you here. obviously we're living in enormously complicated times. these are leaders of two of the strongest forces in the world, president xi wants to be the dominant force in the world by 2030. president biden is discussing not allowing a competitiveness to veer in to conflict. so what do you make of what's going on today? >> well, the relationship is extremely contention. it severing in to gray zone warfare operations. we've seen the increase of chinese aggressive maneuvers about u.s. aircraft. 180 provocations in two years. abuse of behavior against philippines, our allies, the vietnamese and the spy balloon that went across the united states homeland. these are all very dangerous behaviors on the part of china. it's the behavior of an adversary. president biden should understand that and treat the chinese communist party and xi jinping as such. >> martha: what do you think -- do you think

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i want to build on the two mikes, mike pillsbury and mike gallagher both said.r in a sense at best the biden administration is getting snookered and there is a 00 of delusion we can compete while cooperating. i want to actually advance a somewhat darker possibility which is based on three senior administration themselves saying on politico that they want to quote, unquote steady the relationship with china. because if ukraine, the war in the middle east and the president's re-election campaign. now, if you're china, and the country that you regard as an existential threat, xi jinping according to the "wall street journal" regards this existential threat begging what does that tell you? ended the angle on a pregnant note potential for worse that is a big deal. look at president biden, that kind of, you know, omega version of walk in the woods. democrat terring around. president biden met with president putin in june of 2021, 8 months later he invaded. crew chevy met with kennedy 1961 in vienna. cuban missile crisis. if he is coming and sizing us up. i don't know

gallagher. thanks, guys, for being here. up next on "the lead" the new attempt to crack down on deep fake content in political ads as we come up on ththis big elelec yeyear. stayay with us.. >>> in our tech lead, president joe biden's presidential campaign is looking to stay one step ahead of deep fakes. a new task force is preparing legal responses to misleading images and videos generated by artificial intelligence. cnn's donie o'sullivan joins us with more. what sort of deep fakes does the campaign expect to recover and how can they fight it legally? >> hey, jake. look, the internet right now is awash with artificial intelligence content that's been created using ai, whether it's video, images, audio, even music. earlier this year one of the early campaign ads from the rnc actually was entirely -- was entirely full of ai images. have a look. >> this just in, we can now call the 2024 presidential race for joe biden. >> my fellow americans. >> this morning an emboldened china invades taiwan. >> financial markets are in free

goli, taste your goals. >> trace: i'm trace gallagher, welcome back to san francisco. kind of getting our stuff together here. the high stakes meeting between president biden and chinese president xi jinping has now wrapped in about, oh, four hours, maybe a little over. the leaders were able to come together on ways to address the fentanyl crisis though there are a lot of skeptics on that and allow for military to military communication. that of course was dropped when nancy pelosi went to taiwan a couple years ago. there did not seem to be any major break throughs on some of the more challenging issues like taiwan, ukraine, and, of course, now the war in the middle east. we'll have more on what was accomplished in the meeting in moments, but now for the latest on the war in gaza israel. breaking tonight israel has now rejected a deal to free hostages that would have required the release of palestinian prisoners and a multi day pause in fighting. according to a senior diplomatic source, that is what we're being told is that is reel said no. meantime fox news got a firs

kat timpf our studio audience. 40% out with jeremy gallagher next. i love fo >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" on momentous wednesday night from nashville. this is a live look where soon president biden will try to convince the american people that his meeting today with communist dictator xi jinping is the beginning of something really beautiful. now think about it. president xi rules over what, 1.3 billion chinese through a relentless campaign of fear and oppr oppression. but we're supposed to believe he is someone we can trust as america gradually gives up their leverage. he is someone we can do business with. now after spending glorious moments with joe biden, hes that he's going to pull all that back. what a guy. well, we know big business is going to go for all this nonsense, but will america? joining me is trace gallagher, host of "fox news at night," what are we learning tonight? >> we'll get to those items in a minute. the meeting lasted four hours between president biden and president xi. we know the four-hour point

congressman mike gallagher here to react on that in a moment. first live to our correspondent trey yengst at a medical center in tel aviv where many of the hostages have been taken first and trey, hello. what's the latest at this hour? >> bill, good morning. i want to start with the breaking news. israelis say for the first time since this agreement went into effect, the cease-fire was violated by hamas. the israelis say there were three large explosions in northern gaza likely caused by ieds injuring a number of israeli troops listed in light condition. it gives you a sense how delicate this agreement is. they say there was an exchange of fire but hamas pointing the finger at israel. unclear how it will affect the extension of the cease-fire that we're in right now and the negotiations. overnight we know 11 additional hostages were released and brought to the medical center in tel aviv. nine of them children. all of them have fathers still being held inside the gaza strip. they are from a small community that sits along the gaza border. officia

i was listening carefully to what my colleague katherine gallagher said before.y important legal in the u.s.. as she started to talk about the fact that it is under blockade since 16 years. i think we need to go back to 2007 and we need to go back to the first efforts that have been done already in 2009 to basically bring these violations and possible grave crimes to the jurisdiction of the criminal court. let's remember it was already in january 2009 the palestinian authority knocked on the door the international criminal court launching an article 15.3. acceptance of the jurisdiction of the icc in order to have these grave crimes that had already been committed during the operation cast lead investigated and possibly prosecuted in the hague. i want to remember the conclusions the u.n. fact-finding mission on the gaza strip come the so-called report, the famous south african judge, had reached into thousand nine meaning the closure of the gaza strip that have been posed continuously since 2007 was unlawful, collective punishment of the civilian population of gaz

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charlotte gallagher, bbc news.of the cricket world cup. the five—time champions edged out south africa by three wickets in kolkata, to make their eighth world cup final. australia's mitchell starc says he expects sunday's final — at ahmedabad's 130—thousand capacity stadium will be "loud and a spectacle of cricket". that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there. it's a very mixed picture of weather across the uk on thursday and the rain and the winds will return along with the milder feeling air over the weekend. but on friday it's looking largely dry. a few showers out towards the west, plenty of sunshine around. temperatures now close to the seasonal average. so we're between weather systems on friday. these fronts clear into the north sea. this is the weekend's weather, a deep area of low pressure approach. and from the southwest, we'll be seeing that by the time we get to the end of the day. but most of the day, it's certainly looking dry. the early cloud will clear away into the north sea a few showers

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. what? and you can watch children in need tonight at 7pm on bbc one.noon is looking absolutely glorious. we've got blue skies across the board, really. after a chilly start to the day, it's an afternoon for getting out and about and making the most of these spectacular autumn colours that we have. do make the most of today's sunshine and clear skies because, lurking to our west, we've got an area of low pressure that's going to be bringing wet and windy weather our way into the weekend. so sunny for most of us this afternoon. you will notice a bit of high cloud running in ahead of the next weather system into northern ireland, wales and south—west england, just making the sunshine a little on the hazy side. for the most part, temperatures are close to average, but a little bit below average in northern scotland where it will be quite a cool afternoon for november. heading into this evening and overnight, the rain is going to move in pretty quickly, along with strengthening gusts of wind, particularly across western areas. the winds turn to a south—west

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.for the first time. named after sir david attenborough — the ancient egg—laying mammal is thought to have emerged 200 million years ago — and has now been re—discovered in indonesia. our environment correspondent jonah fisher has more. that's the first ever image, that one, of attenborough's long—beaked echidna. that anyone has ever recorded... ever. ..in entirety of history? correct. proof of life from a species that was feared lost forever. i was euphoric and the whole team was euphoric. 12 seconds of camera—trap footage, a reminder that there are still places on earth that humans have not disturbed. it's absolutely astonishing. i think it's extremely important to discover enigmatic new species and rediscover enigmatic lost species because they demonstrate the value of the environment in which they live. it's an echidna, and you can tell that it's a mammal because it's got hair. a favourite of sir david, the rediscovered species is called attenborough's long—beaked echidna. it's weir

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. hello there.ds will return along with the milder feeling air over the weekend. but on friday, it's looking largely dry. a few showers out towards the west, plenty of sunshine around. temperatures now close to the seasonal average. so we're between weather systems on friday. these fronts clear into the north sea. this is the weekend's weather, a deep area of low pressure approaching from the southwest, we'll be seeing that by the time we get to the end of the day. but most of the day, it's certainly looking dry. the early cloud will clear away into the north sea a few showers across north west england, the isle of man down through wales and possibly the south west of england. and here it will cloud over, also northern ireland as we head towards the end of the afternoon. but plenty of sunshine around, temperatures close to the seasonal average, generally eight to 13 degrees. but still that cold air lingers across northeastern areas of scotland. as we head through friday night and into saturday morni

[applause] >> good evening, i'm trace gallagher, it's 11:00 on the east coast, 8:00 p.m. in los angeles and this is america's late news. fox news at night. breaking news, the house of representatives is taking serious action against michigan democrat tlaib over recent comments she's made. we're watching election results come in from 33 states and some of the results may give us keen insights into how voters will feel for 2024. the battle in virginia over the statehouse remains undecided. we begin with our chief political anchor bret baier with the historic action against congresswoman tlaib. >> this is quite something. she becomes only the 26th member of the house of representatives to be censured. the vote was 234 to 188. 22 democrats actually voted for censure against tlaib, four republicans voted against that. voted neigh. four voted present. there was no formal reading which is different. usually if someone is censured in the house they have to go down to the well of the house and stand there as the readers have the formal reading of the resolution. that did not happe

[cheers and applause] >> trace: good evening i'm trace gallagher. it's 11:00 p.m.n the east coast, 8:00 here in san francisco, and this is america's late news, fox news at night. we are live in san francisco at apec which stands for the asian pacific economic cooperative. if you listen closely behind me you might be able to hear the helicopters above us and the reason there are helicopters, talking news helicopters and police helicopters in the sky is because the streets behind us are filled with protesters, mostly pro palestinian protesters. but the big story here is tomorrow's meeting between president biden and chinese president xi and we will have full coverage on that. but we begin tonight with breaking news right now, because we are minutes away from daylight in gaza, which means that we are likely just minutes away from learning more about a raid in gaza or the al-shifa hospital by israeli defense forces. this happened overnight. now, remember, this is the hospital that is israel says is the head coaches for hamas but hamas says it is the site of hundreds of

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. what?x. . . everton football club gets the biggest punishment in the premier league's history for breaching its financial rules. the club is given a ten point deduction — meaning it's now in the relegation zone i will be live here at goodison, where club officials today said that they were shocked at what they called a disproportionate punishment. so what does this mean at everton and for the rest of the premier league? everton says it will appeal. also on the programme... gaza's suffering — israel says it will allow fuel trucks in to help deliver aid — its prime minister admits the military has failed to limit civilian casualties benefit cuts? tax cuts? what will the chancellorjeremy hunt announce in next week's autumn statement? wait, let them dig to the higher ground. and ahead of the release of napoleon — an epic drama on the life coming up on bbc

john. >> john: sandra, wisconsin republican congressman mike gallagher. congressman, thank you for being with us. dig down deeper what lydia was worthing, and an article weiss did in the free press, did this report, it says the report finds that at least 200 american colleges and universities illegally withheld information on approximately $13 billion in undisclosed contributions from foreign regimes, many of which are authoritarian. and she asks the question, are authoritarian regimes, many from the meet, helping to fuel the antisemitic rhetoric, potentially violence on college campuses across the country. >> it's a great article, a great question, and when the trump administration started enforcing section 117 of the higher education act, a few years ago, they discovered $6 billion in undisclosed donations, much of that was from china. this dovetails with the variety of contestants we saw about institutes on college campuses corrupting the discussion about the evil that the chinese communist party is doing around the world so it would not shock me to le

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the show will go live from salford and our correspondent charlotte gallagher is there.asterchef, vernon kay revealing how much money he has raised four children in need with his ultramarathon challenge. and of course it is pudsey�*s big night. how are you feeling? it's like christmas day for pudsey. the audience are already here, they are getting ready to watch stars like leigh—anne pinnock, she will be on the stage. mel giedroyc, alex scott, a huge show planned for tonight. and we're promised some big surprises as well with music, comedy, acting, and of course doctor who. there will be a doctor who reveal on the stage tonight. i have seen a few rehearsals and there is a lot to look forward to.— rehearsals and there is a lot to look forward to. thank you very much, charlotte _ look forward to. thank you very much, charlotte gallagher. - time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. if you have been fundraising in scotland today i hope you are wearing your pudsey suit because it has been cold, some areas just scraping above freezing, pretty miserable day. but for m

gallagher. dr. gallagher stresses the great loyalty and affection that the men had for really absolutely undeniable. but my point about many of these poor soldiers who don't think and highly ideological terms and of course, are not in a place, a position to use their letters to, you know, unleash a declaration against the confederacy that we're -- davis are --. they think about these letters but what's front and center for these men on the breakfast table? it's survival. it's their. and it's their families. so when you look at these letters, when i first started doing this, i would push them aside, they're not very interesting. they're not very important because throughout the battles. we're not describing what they actually experience. it's the it's the ordinary. and i didn't pay attention to it. shame on me. that's critical. so my point is they're consumed with the day to day they're consumed with the survival we should again not expect them to level this critique of confederate political leadersh

weigh in on x and instagram at trace gallagher.nightcap segment is back and we have a special appearance from one of our correspondents joining the nightcap crew for the very first time. coming up. hey, grab more delectables. you know, that lickable cat treat? de-lick-able delectables? yes, just hurry. hmm. it must be delicious. delectables lickable treat. when my doctor gave me breztri for my copd things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing, symptom improvement, and reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. ask your doctor about breztri. ♪ >> trace: we are back with the nightcap crew, kevin corke, matt finn, vik bajaj, jason

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. >> good evening i'm trace gallagher. it's 11:00 p.m. on the east coast. 8:00 p.m. in los angeles this. is america's late news. fox news @ night. breaking minutes going president biden and china's president meeting in san francisco in two days. a crack down on the export of fentanyl. killing tens of thousands of americans crossing the border in record amounts. let's get to our senior national correspondent live in washington dc with what to expect. good evening, kevin. >> good evening, trace. this is the first time president xi has visited the u.s. in six years. unlike the last meeting this time president biden is hoping to cut through growing political head winds here at home. by announcing as you pointed out a framework to cut back on fentanyl exports from china. the fentanyl crisis is a major story line throughout california and san francisco in particular. long thought to be the epicenter of the country's fentanyl crisis. meantime left leaning advocates have taken to the streets with one group threatening to shut down the conference and block nearly two hundred

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. what? and you can watch children in need tonight at 7pm on bbc one.day. characterised by fast, bright meteors, the best time to see it at its peak will be between midnight and dawn. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. will we see it? for many people tonight you're more likely to get a wet face than see

dianne gallagher, cnn, flowood, mississippi. >>> in kentucky, newly reelected democratic governor andy beshear celebrated his victory. he said sticking to the issues secured the win. >> this was our victory. it was a victory that sends a loud, clear message, a message that candidates should run for something and not against someone. >> cnn's eva mckend has more now from louisville. >> reporter: a significant victory for incumbent democratic governor andy beshear. democrats going into election day were hopeful, but did not think that this victory would be as commanding. several key ingredients leading to success here for beshear, one being his name. his father served as governor for two terms. so they're a known entity in this state. something else is that he was at the helm during several natural disasters in this state, the pandemic, other tragedies, and during those efforts, he really branded them as team kentucky, reminding kentuckians that they're all on the same team. and that is a message, a message that transcended partisanship and seems to have resonated with some conservatives

chairman gallagher, what's going on? >> well, were it not for the work of local officials who saw essentially a pipe coming out of the building that didn't belong, we may not have discovered this. when they tried to contact the cdc and in some cases they were hung up on. so i think what this investigation has revealed is that we don't have in place adequate trip wires to detect and prevent biolabs like this from being established. in many cases, you're able to buy these pathogens and some of this material online. that's unacceptable. the individual in question was a criminal with a long criminal record with dubious ties to the prc. this was a massive problem, and we're hope thing will spur productive legislative action to prevent this from happening again. >> the lab was owned by a chinese fugitive from canada. he entered the u.s. illegally. he was getting payments from chinese banks. he was arrested last month for reselling counterfeit medical testing kits. congressman, do we think -- do you think that the chinese gover

cnn's dianne gallagher explains why. >> reporter: it's not a statement she ever thought she'd make. >> i voted for biden. >> and are you going to vote for him again in 2024? >> if you would have asked me a month ago, i would have said absolutely, 100%, no doubt about it. honestly, the past two weeks have changed everything. >> reporter: one of a growing number of arab americans who are reconsidering their vote for joe biden due to his response to the humanitarian and rising death toll in gaza. >> the democratic party risks losing a generation of young voters and multiple generations of arab american and muslim voters. >> reporter: perhaps nowhere is it more than here in dearborn, called the arab capital of north america. we sat down with democrats who helped elect joe biden. >> do you plan to vote for him in 2024? >> i do not. >> i'll gladly turn in an empty ballot. >> if the election were to be held today and president biden was on the ballot and we'd have to go out today, i can't promise you he would get five votes from the city of dearborn. >> reporter: he worked on the 2020 campai

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.de the return of david tennant as the fourteenth doctor. our correspondent lizo mzimba has been taking a look. david tennant and catherine tate back in the roles they left in 2010. i had to wipe her memory to save her life. no! if she remembers me, she will die. to get to return to something that meant so much 15 years ago and was such a huge part of my life to get to revisit it, sort of full—time, even briefly, was something i never really imagined. the three new special episodes are celebrating the show�*s diamond anniversary. today, it's 60 years since the very first episode. i believe these people are known to you. they are two of my school teachers. what are you doing here? when viewers turned on their tv sets at 5:15pm on the 23rd of november, 1963, this is what would have greeted them, something they'd never quite seen the like of before. and what's wrong with it? so this is? the very first script of doctor who. few can be more delighted to see it celebrating its 60th birthday t