was called a gammon by people on twitter, so i said, i'm not just the gammon.hat a gammon is? and the people say, well, it's just isn't it just a white middle aged man who's frustrated with life not being as traditional as it was carrying a few extra pounds? >> yeah. like our good selves. >> yeah. like our good selves. >> yeah. like our good selves. >> yeah. yeah, exactly. so i've embraced it though. >> so before the 2019 election, somebody were putting their pictures on the old internet with me , just my face on a big with me, just my face on a big joint of gammon. with me, just my face on a big joint of gammon . one of the joint of gammon. one of the kindest things that anybody's ever done . ever done. >> delicious. >> delicious. >> i like gammon pink. who doesn't? pink meat. >> i don't understand why it's an insult. i know they think it's an insult. >> gammon is a very popular meat, so i would take that as a compliment. delicious. listen comedy. what got you into comedy? >> so i was working in london about ten or so years ago, and i've always wanted to be in

plus, there's an economic conflict between northern and southern gammon. allow me live with indescribable pain, pain, fear, and grief. they are the consequences of war and famine. the majority of the country is experiencing hunger. some of them, like the doctors tell us that some of the children simply can't be saved. the women were among the 1st victims after the who's these came to power, travel bands, morality, police and gender segregation. the movement is constantly coming up with new ways to restrict women's freedom of movement. to meet women here and ask them to share their stories, we put their lives in danger. so instead i need a young any woman in exile in jordan use row on there. sherry is 21. she was sentence to 5 years and who's the prison but managed to escape? she says she went through hell back in her own country. so i'm just for this, these women had to stay in society as an active role. i love them was come, there wasn't this disparaging view of them as inferior and of course human is conservative, but women were important that today they

to the people's gammon. from one gammon to another. best wishes. thank you . another. best wishes.hank you. wendi. it's very soft, by the way. chloe, who is our head floor manager. she absolutely loves it and would like one too. >> wendi, if you identify as gammon, is this not cannibalism? >> this feels they just keep sending me. yeah. versions of me. only if he eats it. >> we will. are you going to eat it? >> he will. he will. >> he will. he will. >> i will. >> i will. >> he ain't got a gig. >> he ain't got a gig. >> i'm going to try and eat it on the way home. >> it looks tasty from here. right. that's all the chit chat done. let's start off with the front pages. the daily mail goes with labour is scaring off big businesses. the times says germany's far right has first big win since nazis. that's quite a headline. the daily telegraph one word ofsted ratings scrapped. the guardian says protesters turn on netanyahu in fury over deaths of six hostages. the daily express how ludicrous labour acts winter fuel help to stop, run on pound and finally, the daily star oasis. some won't pay

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my book the shuttle for you. jen. menam hygiene gammon but them send it to look my god. but on the dynamics sending the let's not become my be so the loved the so the able to send the lots of the above. the goal is to get them a hug most of them and for you. and it could be a little upset, a little slow, hopefully the ones who are the government, the most of the, the sentiment baldwin and headed them about for just get to get into the how long are we able for both the the extension charges of the to the judge, but uh yeah, let me just know how much more on at the mom. okay. and i have a whole bunch of them. i know the love is bothering beloved. so kind of demand for them and am again for them. and that i gave them the check, gotta come with a of, and let's go to come and come out. the tournament wants to come. little as of can, kevin will for the night and i'm going to do more towards the mock more of a lot of them, a lot of sense of what the most of all that can and it's all out in the secular stuff electronic. and if you had a ton of kind of buck omen, this is sylvan a

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killed in the 41 that has these are all targets to port cities in the through the controlled font of gammon with infrastructure and power plants coming under fi. and these are on the assassination of hezbollah. lita half and the throttle, i evokes outrage around the world with prowess and marching in protest against escalating user id valid ends in the region. 2 years since explosives followed through the node stream gas pipelines remains unclear exactly who was responsible for the sabotage. although moscow remains convey the western hands.

we can lose our 500 gammons quickly. why we use hoses like this to connect to a fire hydrant and that gives us unlimited amount temperature is important we have enough fire engine in san francisco to put fires out. so we can reduce the injuries and minimize loss of life and minimize property damage. [music] >> mr. will. mr. will. will! >> oh. daydreaming. thanks, everybody for watching! bye! [music] >> i don't think you need to be an expert to look around and see the increasing frequency of fires throughout california. they are continuing at an ever-increasing rate every summer, and as we all know, the drought continues and huge shortages of water right now. i don't think you have to be an expert to see the impact. when people create greenhouse gases, we are doing so by different activities like burning fossil fuels and letting off carbon dioxide into the atmosphere and we also do this with food waste. when we waste solid food and leave it in the landfill, it puts methane gas into the atmosphere and that accelerates the

yes, yes. >> so people's gammon. that was unbelievable. say ideologue, i just think of jordan peterson. they're ideologues. it just comes to my head every time, and it's ruining the show. all right, let's do the mail. and keir starmer is set to visit brussels to reset relations. and not in any way rejoin the eu by the back door. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> get this a keir starmer to visit brussels next week on a mission to reset eu relations. and as ambassador hints, that bloc's price will be to, to strike a deal to take more migrants . migrants. >> your reading was influenced by louis safetonet. >> he was. it was ridiculous . >> he was. it was ridiculous. >> he was. it was ridiculous. >> he was. it was ridiculous. >> he got one. i can't read the idea. >> the idea, first of all, that keir starmer is going to go and see ursula von der leyen next week and strike a deal that the uk takes more migrants. >> that's disgusting. >> that's disgusting. >> is about on par with what i would expect now. it wouldn't surprise me. >> i think we should get. we ar

and that's who the controlled parts of gammon with infrastructure and how trends coming on. defiance is rarely approximation. of it has put alita habit and this rollout, you folks outrage around the world with crowds marching in from fast against the escalating is ready. valens of the region to europe. certainly explosives follow through the north stream gas pipelines, the remains unclear. he got me who was responsible for the sabotage, although my.

and that's who the controlled parts of gammon with infrastructure and how trans coming on the fire they is rarely approximation of it has put alita habit and this rollout. you folks outrage around the world with crowds marching in from fast against the escalating is ready. valens of the region to hear a certain explosives follow through the north stream gas pipelines. the remains unclear. he got me who was responsible for the sabotage, although moscow remains convinced of western pounds. whereas the welcome to our team to national, reaching you from the russian capital high of michael quarter. now at least 4 people have been killed in 40 others. when did the means ready supplies on who the controlled parts of human and that's according to local health officials. the of the israel has confirmed that strikes against to port cities, saying that the infrastructure as well as pod plans were damaged. both sides have been getting gauged in conflict for months as who these target ease roll. and it's a matter of time trade in support on the policy side. since january the us and its allies have b

simply yet another manifestation among many of those who thought suppressing and facing the wealth gammon seat on a ferry um on the guns, the terrible tragedy unfolding on the call so stripped parts of the list of crises . multilateralism needs to address as soon as you get on some business essentials, you're out to get the big to progressive look month. you have tools, pacey, that sustainable development and shipment technology and other media that by what is you know, ensuring about the future for future generation is on surely left us not leave any bought the bought the way sides. you know, this is the clay on the relevant message that's inspired with the theme selected, the guides, the walk of this $79.00 session, much of this will cost assembly. but should be, you know, or mr. president, will i need it is on the part for the fleet. show him the sound access spots? is the agent that's not global. digital composites and the declaration on future generation. just wait a minute. adult to it's during the recent summit of the few chapel, i feel like the pilot, the impulse, and it's about 2

israeli military says a missile fired by gammons ho -- by yemen's houthis on sunday. long-range attacks have mostly been intercepted over the red sea. tomorrow on horizons at do not miss bloomberg's exclusive interview with iraq's prime minister. the wide-ranging interview covered the nation's economy, opec and iraq's oil production and his thoughts on the geopolitics of the region. stay tuned or tune in for that interview. an exclusive tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. in london, 8:00 in dubai. the international association of machinists union says it will meet with federal mediators assigned through the federal mediation service to begin discussions with boeing on tuesday. boeing's offer of an 11% wage increase and the first year was not enough to avoid a strike. the agreement would've given workers a 25% bump over the life of the four gear agreement. the union says it is demanding a 40% raise to make up for a 10 year contract that caused years of stagnant wages and asked to pensions. in and the u.k. will of firm their pledge to support ukraine. sources say they will discuss a

you're all gammons, you're all this.e's a lot of mean language being thrown about. they're not actually entirely towards trans people. >> i do take your point, but i think a lot of this is really within the metropolitan media bubble. and actually, if you go outside of that and you speak to ordinary people who are going about their lives, this probably hasn't even registered with them. they don't really care what the office of national statistics says. they probably don't care if george wants to be georgina. i think most people just want people to live their lives if it's in the census. >> sorry to interrupt crime and well, i agree with you, but if it's in the census and you're having to fill a form out at work, it is in your life, isn't it? >> and you start to normalise. i think that's the issue. >> i agree, as a population we need to stop filling in these surveys. that's what we need to do. if they can't, if they can't collect the information that they're trying to get and they don't get the results, then they can't act

thought it'd be people of my age, you know, and basically passit age, you know, and basically pass it gammon> that would have been a terrible conference. >> but reform is obviously reform is new and people are enthusiastic. they know they've got hope and none of the other parties it won't last. well that's up to the reform party. but but none of the other parties are introducing anything new. it's the same old stuffy remarks, the same old stuffy speeches without any particular inspiration behind them. no particular vision. no, there's no energy there. >> right, guys, we've got to wind it up now. i'm sorry, henry, you got beaten by matthew stadlen last time. you come on the show, and this time by stephen. i don't know which is worse, to be honest, but coming up next, we've got adrian hayes, the breaking that's last orders at the bar. and i'm delighted to be joined by adrian hayes, who is a, adventurer, explorer , ex—army adventurer, explorer, ex—army officer, motivational coach. is there anything else that you do, adrian, >> 1 or 2 things, but dancing's not too good, lee. but we keep trying a

sudden the evenings were canceled because, you know, the idea is wanting goes uh from a tax wouldn't gammon over my bed. so what they want and they succeed. it is to reach this consensus as we saw this week, you know, is getting back to maybe 2526 weeks and the classes after he went on the 20. so for him it's a big success. all right. and frankly, these way the media is cooperating with this a for your beautiful images and who cares about live bernice refugees as long as we have oh refugees from the nose. and that doesn't have an answer for them. no, no, going back there in the near future. well, i do appreciate you taking the time keith. it's important for us to know what is happening there as well. keep the elder who is i'm speaking to his desk from tel aviv. we want to move now to east and 11, and because as well as military says, it's conducted thousands of as strikes and the become valley. the latest struck a vehicle in the city. exactly. and central, because alia, israel said targeted has, well, a weapon stored facilities. and miss our launch sites for chit chat on social media shows

tonight we have paul cox, the people's gammon of course, and kerry marx, the people's mohamed al fayed. >> how the hell did that happen? who wrote that? what on earth inspired someone to write that? >> it's your yacht. where? i guess. i think that might be it. anyway, how are you both? you're well? good, good. thank you. >> i wouldn't mind if you went with the harrods rather than to acknowledge the gift of a tie. >> so this tie. i was once again being sent a lovely gift. this time it was gifted to me at one of my. my comedy clubs that are run by chris and louise. it's saint piggies. now, louise went into labour this week, and i know they've had a bit of a troubled week, so i my understanding is they're both doing okay and i just wanted to wish them well. thanks ever so much for the gift. thank you guys for what it's worth, i was a very hard labour. apparently and look how i turned out. yeah, exactly. let's take a look at our front pages. we have the guardian leading us off to labour investigate £600 million covid contracts given under the tories guardian, desperately trying to claw bac

it's kind of the achilles heel because no one cares when they're not being fair about the gammons. no one cares about brexit. obviously some people care, but they're the lowest status people in society. but when it's on israel, people still get obviously weird about it because it's not weird. but they rightly go this is a bit off because it is really weird the way that the bbc is a left wing organisation, so it can't help itself. >> yeah, right. to do my annoying role of like bringing a bit of pushback. it gets us out of trouble. doesn't it, so they've done the i and one of they've done the i and one of the bbc guidelines that was breached was impartiality. however, this is i just checking for a sentence that might be, not impartial, might be partial if an article or whole piece had due impartiality, it would turn up as two fails on the on the test. but ofcom would be okay with it, >> but do you really need i steve? i have eyes and ears. i'm the best. i there is. the eye is not as intelligent as a human. well some humans maybe. >> well, then they shouldn't have used an eye to do it

we were a back gammon family.wn pleather, yummy. for one brief period of time, i used this as my school bag. i'm not going to school, i'm on business. bullied, absolutely. but the beauty of me is i had no idea. >> that was emmy award winning comedian hannah gadsby in a recent netflix special, the australian stand-up joins us next ahead of their new show. we'll be right back. f their neww we'll be right back. hey, everybody. w. kamau bell here. they say that america is the land of the free. but right now, people in the u.s. are seeing their freedoms taken away at an alarming rate. freedoms some of us take for granted. the right to vote. equal access to health care. book banning and other forms of censorship that threaten our right to learn. and here's something truly shocking, right now in our country hundreds of thousands of people are incarcerated simply because they couldn't afford bail. that's not free and it's not fair. but there is hope for change. it lives in people like you and in a great organization calle

we can lose our 500 gammons quickly. ese hoses like this to connect to a fire hydrant and that gives us unlimited amount of water to help put a fire out temperature is important we have enough fire engine in san francisco to put fires out. so we can reduce the injuries and minimize loss of life and minimize property damage. [music] >> mr. will. mr. will. will! >> oh. daydreaming. thanks, everybody for watching! bye! [music] 5, 4, three, 2, 1. >> all right. good morning. >> my name is nateesha the development at bridge housing and this is an exciting day for you and i'm thrilled to see you it together with us it's been a long journey to get to this milestone with one hundred and 37 units and took collaboration and happy to see supervisor stefani and remember three years ago that supervisor myself, mayor london breed and brenda who is the former ceo of mission health clinic were all here in the mix of pandemic for the ground breaking celebration and to see the building and see our vision become a reality is really safely a

we can lose our 500 gammons quickly.use hoses like this to connect to a fire hydrant and that gives us unlimited amount of water to help put a fire out temperature is important we have enough fire engine in san francisco to put fires out. so we can reduce the injuries and minimize loss of life and minimize property damage. [music] >> mr. will. mr. will. will! >> oh. daydreaming. thanks, everybody for watching! bye! [music] i'm anthony i'm owner of scoop ice cream in the bayview. >> the environment sit down environment to enjoy a bananasplit. root beer floot. shake, et cetera . just creating that environment for people to come and enjoy. they can experience this is cultural driven. we pretty much replicate what our culture means in the bayview. >> a back story me and my siplings my aunt took us out for ice cream all the time. spend hours eating ice cream and talking and catching up with friends and family of came with an idea. why don't you bring the ice cream shop back has not been one here in a time since the 90's. i th

tonight we have paul cox, the people's gammon of course, and kerry marx, the people's mohamed al fayedite that? >> it's your yacht. where? i guess. i think that might be it. anyway, how are you both? you're well? good, good. thank you. >> i wouldn't mind if you went with the harrods rather than to acknowledge the gift of a tie. >> so this tie. i was once again being

we can lose our 500 gammons quickly. we use hoses like this to connect to a fire hydrant and that gives us unlimited amount of water to help put a fire out temperature is important we have enough fire engine in san francisco to put fires out. so we can reduce the injuries and minimize loss of life and minimize property damage. [music] >> mr. will. mr. will. will! >> oh. daydreaming. thanks, everybody for watching! bye! [music] excited and happy to be here. good to see all of you. oh, now you're getting quiet? okay all right, even though there's names, let's move on up a little bit more. they should have been here. they lose their seats. i don't even know why we put names on the seats in this little bitty room

tonight we have paul cox, the people's gammon of course, and kerry marx, the people's mohamed al fayedite that? >> it's your yacht. where? i guess. i think that might be it. anyway, how are you both? you're well? good, good. thank you. >> i wouldn't mind if you went with the harrods rather than to acknowledge the gift of a tie. >> so this tie. i was once again being sent a lovely gift. this time it was gifted to me at one of my. my comedy clubs that are run by chris and louise. it's saint piggies. now, louise went into labour this week, and i know they've had a bit of a troubled week, so i my understanding is they're both doing okay and i just wanted to wish them well. thanks ever so much for the gift. thank you guys for what it's worth, i was a very hard labour. apparently and look how i turned out. yeah, exactly. let's take a look at our front pages. we have the guardian leading us off to labour investigate £600 million covid contracts given under the tories guardian, desperately trying to claw back the moral high ground mail. now rayner hire, £68,000 vanity photographer. that's more

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i thought most of the reform uk people are old geezers, gammon faced blokes like me, you know, sloppingxon of dock green was on the beat. but they seem to be a whole load of young people. they're amazing. but the interesting thing from farage's speech, the thing that itook farage's speech, the thing that i took from it, was a full blooded, full fat assault on the labour party. basically, he's tucked up the tories, he's done his job there and he's now coming for us. he's gunning for us. and when he talked about keir starmer having, you know, the worst 11 weeks, you know of any any prime minister, you know he wasn't a million miles from the truth. i mean in defence i'd say it's quite good that, you know, we get the horrors out of the way in the first few weeks and then we can concentrate four and then we can concentrate four and a half years. but farage showed yet again, he has this extraordinary ability to connect with people at a degree that very, very few other politicians or even other actors or musicians or whoever can do. he's done it. he was freewheeling. there spinning away, havin

we can lose our 500 gammons quickly. why we use hoses like this to connect to a fire hydrant and that gives us unlimited amount of water to help put a fire out temperature is important we have enough fire engine in san francisco to put fires out. so we can reduce the injuries and minimize loss of life and minimize property damage. [music] >> mr. will. mr. will. will! >> oh. daydreaming. thanks, everybody for watching! bye! [music] >> hello, and thank you to the san francisco league of women voters forviting me today. my name is aaron peskin the president of the san francisco board of supervisors and running to be the next mayor of the city. i love san francisco spent most of my adult life working to make it better. i fought to secure hundreds of millions of dollars for affordable housing, pass rent protection laws to stop unjust evictions and reduce crime with real community policing in my district. championed better public transit and help prepare for climate chaimpg. i know how to bring people together and hold the gov

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