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radio one dj greg james has held a memorial for longboy, a duck that went missing from the universityfore a minute's quacking in his honour, rip longboy. it's a procedure designed to enhance a person's bum by injecting it with filler. it's not illegal in the uk, but a number of councils have banned it. meta has unveiled the next steps of its ai project. ceo mark zuckerberg showed off some smart glasses and confirmed the meta ai chatbot will be able to talk in the voice of both damejudi dench and john cena. and coldplay looks set to break taylor swift's wembley record. the band will play a massive ten nights at the stadium and have promised not to use the system where tickets get really expensive if there's high demand. time for ten seconds of something quackers now. radio one dj greg james has held a memorial for longboy, a duck that went missing from the university of york. a statue was unveiled, before a minute's quacking in his honour, rip longboy. you're all caught up now. have a good night. gets off to a winning start at the china open. and the son of a famous american father hop

the honours carried out by radio 1's greg james.let this be a reminder to all of you — make the call, plan the trip, check in with those you hold dear, whether it's a duck or a grandparent with questionable views... laughter. clearly that's a very famous tattoo i've got now. long boi super fan tanisha's family in india were envious. i suddenlyjust started getting a lot of texts from my family and friends being like, "oh, my god, you go to the same university as long boi?!" just really was like, that is peak international fame. the statue was this afternoon put, appropriately, by the lake. 0ur lovely art curator says she hopes a tradition will be started where if people need good luck for their essays or exams they will rub the beak, which i sincerely hope will stand. i think it will. and of course there was one other positive thing about afternoon's installation... about this afternoon's installation... it's nice weather for ducks. danny savage, bbc news, york. a duck or a grandparent with questionable views... laughter. clearly tha

radio one dj greg james has held a memorial for longboy, a duck that went missing from the universityhonour — rip longboy. you're all caught up now. have a good night. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm sarah mulkerrins. coming up: down to ten men after seven minutes, but no problem for spurs as they get their europa league campaign under way. back in action after his us open victory, jannick sinner gets off to a winning start at the china open. and the son of a famous american father hoping to make it big in basketball in the uk. you're very welcome along to the programme, wherever you are watching around the world. we will start then with the europa league, where ten—man tottenham secured a convincing 3—0 victory over azerbaijani side oarabag after the match was delayed by over half an hour due to travel disruptions. spurs were reduced to ten men after those seven minutes when radu dragusin was shown a red card, but four minutes later, brennanjohnson put the english side ahead. sarr doubled the lead seven minutes after the break. so it was dominic solanke then who sealed the win la

and the tale of greg james and long boi — why the radio 1 star ended up spending the morning in yorkritish sides in action as they prepare to play their first match in this season's europa league.

>> greg: that's james carville with his one big hit, it's the economy, stupid.t play it because when you say that the people who hear it aren't going to vote for trump, look back, all you have to ask, where you better off 2016 to 2020, of course you were, so instead he is stuck playing covers on msnbc. also and i will finish with t this, trump should deafen they talk about manufacturing because it is tied to the economy. it's the hardest part about capitalism is making something at volume consistently, it's affordable. that's why making factories is the biggest deal. that's why trump talks about it and musk talks about it. what do kamala know about manufacturing? what could she say? maybe, you know, taxpayer-funded sex changes. she puts the man in manufacturing. that's about it. >> jessica: what about all of the new plants that have been created under the biden-harris it administration? the chips and science act. >> dana: all of the ones that are closing -- >> jessica: 100,000 new manufacturing jobs -- >> greg: when did they come? >> judge jeanine: didn't obama

standing center and he is surrounded by the former calvary men, the bravest that ever lived james wilson, marit, greg and others all gathered around kelly you may consider the finest work in the picture was taken july 1, 1895 some 30 years after the bottle and it was considers kelley's finest work and he was cheered that day and reprimanded the veterans themselves i do appreciate his artwork and the little sketch that kelly made on the right was printed on every newspaper in the country and the unveiling of the beaufort statue, they had a connection but they did not know one another until after the spanish-american war that is colonel theodore roosevelt who returned from thede roughriders that returned to new york and went to kelly studio and kelly sketched and interviewed teddy roosevelt and teddy said no artist forgot the fight that day and emily's depicted incorrectly and let's do it right kelly interviewed him for details and exactly what he did in cuba and roosevelt insisted that kelly depict a horse named little texas and he lost a lot of weight and he was very thin mount, by the time the statu

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james and greg. good morning. good morning, everybody. >> got ourselves. some fall is going on here for much of this week. 2 systems to play out. the first one is going to today not much more to see from this thing. there still is some winds that will deal with a little bit today, but we'll see those skies open up. we have our typical fog there. delays at the airport, but at least some planes taking off. as you can see there in the background about an hour delay a lot of uniformity as you, tennessee, with an event like this and we do open up those skies for the afternoon. but temps will be in the low side. 67 expected by 2 o'clock and again breezy in some pockets. they're speaking of which this is what it looks like. but i do want to point up in the north a little bit, some offshore winds now don't get too attached to this autumn business because next week is a different program to talk a bit more about the longer range forecast for you. check in your 4 zone. let's check in a traffic reyna. all right. give us a little extra time this morning. cause. >> it

it's video of the day part two. [ cheering and applause ] >> greg: he put the dick in jane's addiction. what? are video comes from the band jamestch. [♪♪] >> stop, stop! stop! >> greg: just falls apart before your eyes. apparently he was upset his bandmates were playing too loud and even worse they were playing songs by jane's addiction. should i just stop there? no. since released a statement apologizing and taking full responsibility for the incident but it did not stop the rest of the banned from quitting the tour. neither rocker was hurt but the 65-year-old was treated for shingles. he's been put on an iv, balance of nature. >> there goes my joke. >> greg: so that thing i always love about bands one something goes wrong is that use the phrase, you know, mental health or exhaustion. >> right because just saying someone is being a asshole isn't descriptive enough. there was a lot of whatnots in this thing because there were both sides of it. one side, his side was that they were playing too loud and he had a sore throat, it was hurting his voice. but when you watch it, he's in an argument with the entire front row while they

greg smith. he's mp for mid bucks. and he's backing james cleverly former of priti patel camp.ancois. he's supporting robert jenrick in his leadership campaign. mark francois your guy is winning. but as you know the frontrunner never wins. this one. >> well, let's wait and see what how it goes at the conference. >> i mean, the first thing to say is commiserations to mel stride, who fought a very good campaign, did well in the chamber today, but we've now got four very strong candidates to go to the conference for our members to interview and talk to, and obviously we are pleased that robert is in the lead. he's won both ballots with a clear margin. so we believe he is the candidate with momentum. >> his record is sketchy in office. he was an immigration minister over some period when we had record net migration and illegal migration. it won't. members put that one on him? >> no, because, you know, migration is now starting to fall as a result of some of the measures that robert put in place. i think a key thing for our membership is that robert resigned on a point of honour bec

greg watson. he's not much older than you are. the 27th amendment. the 27th amendment with congressional pains that congress cannot raise its pay is no way can take of effect until after the election for james mattis wrote that for possible inclusion named in the bill of rights it did not get fully ratified. greg watson was a college student in texas. they then he wrote a term paper said i think this is really interesting part is not that far the way off. the ratification him maybe we could get a few more states to approve it and would part of the constitution. i do notice teacher did? gave him a c. said that's the craziest idea ever. and you know what? that really got him angry. lit a fire under greg watson and started writing letters by himself to state legislators across the country saying what he'd written in his term paper june when he did? he ratified it. in 1992 greg watson got the 27th amendment to the constitution adopted. and he took his term paper back to his teacher in texas and said what about that see? they became an a. >> part of my dilemma at the national constitution center you have a right to free speech what is that mean? what the national constitution center does is it w

james cleverly. and we will in just a second. but i'm joined by my guest, conservative mp for mid buckinghamshire greg smith., thank you so much for joining us. in the interest of democracy, all candidates for election need to be safe. this is a worrying development isn't it ? it? >> it is. and it's extremely concerning. just a couple of months after we saw those equally horrific scenes where donald trump was shot, thankfully not fatally, and he got back and made those remarks at his rally before receiving treatment. it is unacceptable to see violence in any way, shape or form at all, let alone to try and manipulate, influence, change the democratic process. our great friends over the pond in america need to have a safe election where they choose their next president. without these sort of tactics taking place. and i hope that the secret service and the us authorities take even more steps to keep both candidates in that election safe through to november. >> if anything were to happen to donald trump or his opponent, kamala harris, it would be a dark day for america and a dark day for the world, wouldn't it?

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james earl joins was 93 years old, passed away today. all right. that -- okay. >> hello, everyone, i'm judge jeanine pirro along with jessica, jesse watters, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> judge jeanine: bernie sanders dropping a bombshell on kamala right before the debate. the vice president gearing up for her big showdown with former president donald trump tomorrow night and she's turning to method acting to prepare. according to "new york times," harris' been holdup for five days in a pittsburgh hotel doing highly choreographed sessions with an advisor dressed up like donald trump. there is a stage and replica tv lighting and an advisor in method actor mode, not just playing donald trump, inhabiting him, wearing a boxy suit and long tie. harris will be super careful to pretend she is a moderate. do you think she's abandoning her progressive ideas? >> i don't think she's abandoning her ideals, she's doing what is right to win the election. >> judge jeanine: harris giving this preview how she will attack trump. >> he tends torfight for himself, not the american peoples, i think that will come out during th

greg simon, as well as the white house has push to escalate the call. that is all about making it through the election. and that has been my clear winery. the democrats, right, james. and the fall item is bad. they want to continue this walk onto a lease of the election and via and this is not to concede the page mean to face on the back of the old of him is clear, but they don't want to concede political defeats the war. so what they're trying to do is spend was just a little bit longer to get through the election. i mean, if we look at the use of intelligence and recover soon say i see it's for the uh, the operational complicated systems such as high miles. the most likely already, and that's just the not we are in the uniform of nice side countries that we're in a, a uniform of ukraine as a convenience. it's a blow and building this is, i'm just starting to boast by russia and above a major pals. while washington is mother in your skin, asian butler seems to be thinking more of negotiation with shots, so suggesting it could soon be time to sit down for peace, thoughts to get a hold of snuff. my. i would like to reiterate that we need another peace conference an

. >> i remember, greg, the first concert i went to, and they were formative things in my life. i remember in memphis to see rick jamesformed my childhood. i think from the standpoint of these guys being able to make more money, longer periods of time, being on the golf course, this certainly helps. they are a large group of young people that go to these concerts that have no idea what it was like to go when these concerts were alive, anyway, so they will be experiencing the virtual -- one way to experience it. >> it sounds crazy to us to have an avatar playing music but the truth is young people are raised in a digital age enter them it is not so crazy. so you've got taylor swift doing something in movie theaters around the country and makes $93 million to have her concert. and now what they are doing is there even creating the situation where you have a headset, you can be in new york and your friend in l.a. and both watch the same digital concert. the bottom line is we are getting further and further from no human interaction, and i don't think we are that far from music companies creating someone who isn't real th

greg su months believes that the white house supposed to escalate the conflict. it's all about making it through the election. the only thing that has the, my clear light, the democrats, right, james and the ball item is but they want to continue this walk onto a lease of the election and via, and this is not conceded the page i mean to face on the back of the old of him is clear, but they don't want to concede political defeats the war. so what they're trying to do is just a little bit longer to get through the election. i mean, if we look at the use of intelligence and recognizance, i see it's for the uh, the operational complicated system such as high miles that most likely already and that's just the law we are in the uniform of 90. so countries the wearing a uniform of ukraine as a convenience. it's a blow and building. this is a distorted a boost by russia and of a major pals that while washington is mulling escalation, bullying seems to be thinking more of negotiation with capital of soul, suggesting could soon be time to sit down for peace, thoughts to get a hold of snuff, my i would like to reiterate that we need another peace conference and it must include rush at the ta

james cleverly. thank you so much greg smith. always great to speak to you.good afternoon britain on gb news. lots more coming up on today's show. we're going to be talking to charlie mullins, the millionaire plumber who's now quitting the uk. in light of these expected tax rises. that's after your . news. rises. that's after your. news. >> tom, thank you and good afternoon. >> the top stories . >> the top stories. >> the top stories. >> first to some breaking news from sunderland, where a man has become the first person convicted for rioting in the city during the recent uk wide unrest. >> kieran usher admitted to charges at newcastle crown court after cctv captured him leading violence during the sunderland riots on the 2nd of august. all footage showed the 32 year old masked throwing missiles at police and inciting others to join in the violence caused significant damage to local businesses and forced police to briefly retreat . next to another briefly retreat. next to another breaking line that we're just heanng breaking line that we're just hearing now t

greg 7 is the name of the why the house is pushed to escalate the call. that is all about making it through the election on thing that has being made clear why the democrats right, james and the ball item is bad. they want to continue this more onto a lease the election and via and this is not from sage page. mean to face on the back of the old of him is clear, but they don't want to concede political in the face of the war. so what they're trying to do is spend was the just a little bit longer to get them through the election. i mean, if we look at the use of intelligence and recover soon say i see it's for the uh, the operational complicated systems such as high miles the most likely already. and that's just the law. we're in the uniform of nice side countries that we're in a, a uniform of ukraine as a convenience. it's a bluff and building this is i'm just starting to boast by russia and of a major pals department. know donald something come out of her as a lot of homes the 1st time last night the presidential candidates came face to face with tv the bait. and won't bro, to be a pest see a fabulous, strong arm puzzle bobs, but liked them policy ideas. and as usual,

greg: is that it? >> jesse: i think so. >> i remember the first concert that i went to, and they were formative things in my life. i remember seeing rick jamesngs that form my childhood. i think from the standpoint of making more money for longer periods of time, and being on the golf course, this certainly helps. and there are a large group of young people that go to these concerts that have no idea to go to concerts live anyways. so it will be their experience. >> jeanine: it sounds crazy to us to have an avatar playing the music but young kids are raised in a digital age and it is not crazy. you have taylor swift making $93 million in the movie theatres, with her concert. and they are creating a situation when you have a head set and you can be in new york, your friend can be in la and you can watch the same digital concert. so the bottom line is we are getting further and further from no human interaction. and i don't think we are that far from music companies creating someone who is not real that becomes very popular. >> jesse: imagine if this show, you were doing from upstate, you were in palm beach and aspen probably. we could beam in

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james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump took center stage in philadelphia last night, addressing some of the nation's top issues. ktvu greg lee has the biggest moments from last night's presidential debate. >> vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump walked on stage in philadelphia, a handshake at his podium, marking their first time facing each other in a debate and first in-person meeting ever. the first topic, top of mind for many americans the economy. >> we've had a terrible economy because inflation has, which is really known as a country buster. it breaks up countries. >> i am actually the only person on this stage who has a plan that is about lifting up the middle class and working people of america. >> in what could be the only debate in a race that's changed drastically in a matter of weeks, the republican and democratic candidates for president making their case to voters and came out firing at each other. >> you're going to hear from the same old tired playbook, a bunch of lies, grievances, and name calling. >> if she ever got elected, she'd change it and it will be the end of our country