i think hejust inspired us all. i think it was _ way? i think hejust inspired us all.hejust inspired us all. i think it was a really - way? i think hejust inspired us all. i think it was a really dark. all. i think it was a really dark time~ — all. i think it was a really dark time the _ all. i think it was a really dark time. the nation was in shock and you just _ time. the nation was in shock and you just saw— time. the nation was in shock and you just saw such a resolve from a 99-year-old — you just saw such a resolve from a 99—year—old and there is something about_ 99—year—old and there is something about his _ 99—year—old and there is something about his spirit that i think warmed all of— about his spirit that i think warmed all of us, _ about his spirit that i think warmed all of us, gave us hope and inspiration and a sense that actually— inspiration and a sense that actually if he could kind of battle through — actually if he could kind of battle through and thinking of others and trying _ through and thinking of others and trying to— through and thinking of oth

hejust, he wasjust blown away by it. it was just a great moment, wasn't it? to see out the year.yeah, really, he was thrilled. his name will live on. his was a life most extraordinary. music. i mean, it's really hard. it's really, really hard, the legacy is hope and joy, isn't it? and i think the thing that i feel is that other people are grieving, too, for him. and that's amazing. and as much as he touched all his people, and i don't want to pass on to them grief that is unrequited. it's ok. it's ok, i think it's ok to be sad. it's ok to grieve. and we know that you are grieving with us. but let's never lose sight of the fact that for him this was all about "tomorrow will be a good day and will be hopeful", and no reason to sit alone for too long. get on with it. and make a good job of it. laughter. he could not said it to better himself? thanks for lending them to us the last ten months. well, thank you. and there are of course many exciting things to come and we look forward to sharing with you. thank you. well done. hello, and welcome to sportsday. manchester city are head an

hejust beat high opponent. dan evans we know came into this and high form.g picked up his first 18 tour title just a few days ago. but the pressure was on his shoulders. dan got off to a slow start. he looked a bit flat, agitated and cam, can take nothing away from him. he was focused every point. made dan work for everything and played some great tennis. realize and played some great tennis. really aood win and played some great tennis. really good win for — and played some great tennis. really good win for cameron _ and played some great tennis. really good win for cameron norris. - and played some great tennis. really good win for cameron norris. that's the men's draw. women now heather watson through. a tough two sets victory. a competent one as well three to the second round. yeah, i'm so pleased — three to the second round. yeah, i'm so pleased for— three to the second round. yeah, i'm so pleased for her— three to the second round. yeah, i'm so pleased for her as _ three to the second round. yeah, i'm so pleased for her as well. _ three to the second r

some semblance of athleticism, but he has lasted so long by basically any time anyone pressures him, hejustd and doesn't try to scramble. he is definitely an old relic, but it's working! the thing that tom brady really brings that some of these other guys, including patrick mccombs, who is phenomenal and can read the field as well as anyone, tom brady has seen every kind of defence. he knows how to react to any kind of situation, and someone can win a race against him, but you can't quantify how important that is. , that is. some people were sa in: that is. some people were saying it — that is. some people were saying it wasn't _ that is. some people were saying it wasn't the i saying it wasn't the greatest game of american football ever, it wasn't the best advert for the sport particularly, but just tell us what it means to the culture and psyche of america. the culture and psyche of america-— the culture and psyche of america. ., , ., ., ., america. there was a lot of h -e america. there was a lot of hype surrounding _ america. there was a lot of hype surrounding this i america. there was

and he is now, hejust turned 17.lly. certainly, his sentient life. and i think not only will he miss him hugely, but he will look back certainly on this last year of his life with the most immense pride and he has shown that i think all year. and he has shown that i think all ear. ~ . , . and he has shown that i think all ear. . ., , . , . year. we have been reflecting since we heard of— year. we have been reflecting since we heard of his _ year. we have been reflecting since we heard of his sad _ year. we have been reflecting since we heard of his sad death _ year. we have been reflecting since we heard of his sad death on i year. we have been reflecting since we heard of his sad death on what l year. we have been reflecting since. we heard of his sad death on what an amazing achievement he made, and quite a short period of time, captain sirtom, a quite a short period of time, captain sir tom, a national treasure by the end of his life really. what do you think he meant notjust adults in this country at a time of su

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hejust donald trump asked everyone to go home. he just put up a tweet _ go home.of defence. if they— sending a message of defence. if they don't do as their oath to do. — if they don't do as their oath to do, uphold the constitution, then— to do, uphold the constitution, then we — to do, uphold the constitution, then we will remove them from office _ then we will remove them from office one — then we will remove them from office one way or another. i office one way or another. suspect office one way or another. i suspect you recognise him. you'll hear him say that we won the day. who? we know that at least five people lost their lives that day. the house and the senate were in life—threatening danger and so was the vice president. think of everyone else here as well. who won onjanuary of everyone else here as well. who won on january the of everyone else here as well. who won onjanuary the 6th? that's not a win for america. but it is a win for donald trump unless we hold him accountable. now, a little over an hour after that video, the brave members of law enforce

hejust is more important for the social side. he just wants to see his friends — side.ends. i worry about their confidence levels.- friends. i worry about their confidence levels. . " , , confidence levels. year 11 pupils at the school are _ confidence levels. year 11 pupils at the school are already _ confidence levels. year 11 pupils at the school are already getting - the school are already getting tutoring. there is a bit more money today for this kind of help. it is really valuable. _ today for this kind of help. it is really valuable. i _ today for this kind of help. it is really valuable. i do _ today for this kind of help. it 3 really valuable. i do not feel panic when i do not get stuff in class because i can go back to them and they will help me. in a because i can go back to them and they will help me.— they will help me. in a big classroom _ they will help me. in a big classroom everyone - they will help me. in a big classroom everyone has . they will help me. in a big - classroom everyone has strengths they will help me. in a big _ classroom everyone has st

but there are always these symbols of hope, and i think that hejust epitomised it at the time.and the footsteps that we will choose to kind of walk in, but he is left of massive legacy in terms of the charitable foundation he's created that will go on to help thousands and thousands of people. anna, i was struck that it wasn't just him earlier, i was speaking to the british asian 101—year—old man who had taking up his own walk, he did not hundred 70 laps in his own garden. his son told him that —— me that he was so overcome captain tom's death that he wasn't able to eat. this was an illness about old people, and it was interesting that an old person is the one who got everyone through it.— an old person is the one who got everyone through it. absolutely, and we've seen both _ everyone through it. absolutely, and we've seen both through _ everyone through it. absolutely, and we've seen both through the - everyone through it. absolutely, and we've seen both through the figure l we've seen both through the figure of captain— we've seen both through the figure of captain sirtom we'

hejust returned from texas today from i desperate people? know.on in overnight stay. if you are going on in overnight sta . : :, 9 . if you are going on in overnight sta .: :, m . stay. am i wrong? what was he thinkina , stay. am i wrong? what was he thinking. what _ stay. am i wrong? what was he thinking, what he _ stay. am i wrong? what was he thinking, what he thinking? - stay. am i wrong? what was he i thinking, what he thinking? what stay. am i wrong? what was he - thinking, what he thinking? what was he thinkina ? good evening. early morning rain cleared away, and for many it was a case of sunny spells and scattered showers. and because it's mild out there, this time of year that's allowing the spring bulbs to bloom. it was a beautiful afternoon in central london. for many as you could see on the satellite picture. a rash of sharp showers piling into the north and west, but we keep those clear skies over the next few hours, and that's going to allow those temperatures to fall away particularly in sheltered eastern areas. by contrast, we'll s

explain why he thought the vice president could block the certification of the election results, hejustz on social media and at rallies. getting his supporters to believe that mike pence could stop the certification onjanuary believe that mike pence could stop the certification on january six. here's where president the certification onjanuary six. here's where president trump said in georgia onjanuary four. i here's where president trump said in georgia on january four.— georgia on january four. i hope mike pence comes — georgia on january four. i hope mike pence comes through _ georgia on january four. i hope mike pence comes through for— georgia on january four. i hope mike pence comes through for us, - georgia on january four. i hope mike pence comes through for us, i - georgia on january four. i hope mike pence comes through for us, i have | pence comes through for us, i have to tell— pence comes through for us, i have to tell you — pence comes through for us, i have to tell you i— pence comes through for us, i have to tell you. i hope that our great vice president, or great vice p

he does not understand, we have tried to whatsapp a few times, he does not speak, hejust tried to whatsappd to cry, you think, my god, this must be seriously affecting him. obviously he misses as a lot, he netted being with us, the cuddles and kisses. watching things on telly that he loved to watch, we just do not know when we will be able to do that again or whether we will ever get the chance, will i be able to cuddle him again, told him again? i don't know. it is just horrible, horrendous. we need help and we need it now. . ~ horrendous. we need help and we need it now. ., ~' , ., horrendous. we need help and we need it now. ., ,, i. ., horrendous. we need help and we need it now. ., ,, ., ,, .,~ horrendous. we need help and we need it now. ., ,, i. ., , , ., ,, ., it now. thank you for speaking to us, i it now. thank you for speaking to us. i hope _ it now. thank you for speaking to us. i hope he _ it now. thank you for speaking to us. i hope he is _ it now. thank you for speaking to us, i hope he is vaccinated i it now. thank you for speaking to us, i hope he is vaccinated soon, | us,

so, hejust carried on doing his walk during the month of ramadan while he was fasting, but we were seeing'm ri . ht in different communities. i think i'm right in saying _ different communities. i think i'm right in saying your— different communities. i think i'm right in saying your father - different communities. i think i'm right in saying your father did i different communities. i think i'mj right in saying your father did 970 laps of his garden, did he ever want to give up? i laps of his garden, did he ever want to rive u? ~ laps of his garden, did he ever want to give up?— to give up? i think the best person to give up? i think the best person to answer that _ to give up? i think the best person to answer that would _ to give up? i think the best person to answer that would be _ to give up? i think the best person to answer that would be my i to give up? i think the best person| to answer that would be my father. no, i can do more! it to answer that would be my father. no, i can do more!— to answer that would be my father. no, i can do more! it was a bit cold out there. — no, i can

hejust said we cannot have a zero covid britain or zero covid world, they were always be hospitalisationsand even deaths will be that we are prepared to tolerate as we come completely out of lockdown? i tolerate as we come completely out of lockdown?— of lockdown? i have to say, i do not know where — of lockdown? i have to say, i do not know where this _ of lockdown? i have to say, i do not know where this zero _ of lockdown? i have to say, i do not know where this zero covid - of lockdown? i have to say, i do not know where this zero covid idea - of lockdown? i have to say, i do not l know where this zero covid idea came from the it sound like a crackpot idea to me. on what planet did we think we are going to illuminate covid from all people on the planet? we are not going to eliminate covid, it is with us forever, it is like almost all respiratory viruses, where it is almost impossible to eliminate it completely, flew, this virus, it does not work that way. the real question is, what is the point at which we can comfortably live with this disease? and accept a certain amount of backgrou

hejust didn't refer to donald trump by name. he just referred to him as the former— name.essor in the way he related with the questioners and express empathy — with the questioners and express empathy. he was not always optimistic about how quickly life will return to normal with the coronavirus pandemic, saying it could _ coronavirus pandemic, saying it could be — coronavirus pandemic, saying it could be this time next year before things— could be this time next year before things start returning to some semblance of normal. but one of the things— semblance of normal. but one of the thingsjoe _ semblance of normal. but one of the thingsjoe biden is good at, even if he does _ thingsjoe biden is good at, even if he does ramble and apologise for rambling, — he does ramble and apologise for rambling, is that personal connection. he's always been an empathetic politician and that was on display last night. he empathetic politician and that was on display last night.— on display last night. he set himself a — on display last night. he set himself a target _ on display last nigh

hejust friend of her family for many years also. he just had such a great presence _ also.s joh he had — he was very well liked. even in his job. he had recently got promoted to a senior— job. he had recently got promoted to a senior management position in his retail— a senior management position in his retailioh, _ a senior management position in his retailjob, and there was a lot going — retailjob, and there was a lot going for— retailjob, and there was a lot going for him, but he wasjust so likeahle. — going for him, but he wasjust so likeable, and i think that's why so many— likeable, and i think that's why so many people enjoyed spending time with him _ many people enjoyed spending time with him. did many people en'oyed spending time with him. , i. ~ ., .,, many people en'oyed spending time with him. , ~ ., , with him. did you know he was using datin: with him. did you know he was using dating apps? — with him. did you know he was using dating apps? i— with him. did you know he was using dating apps? i did. _ with him. did you know he was using dating apps? i did, yes.

well, and you i hughie did so well, and you sometimes you feel this is missing in big campaigns, hejusto that was important. was there input in the flavours, because they are all important? the flavours are important- _ they are all important? the flavours are important. there _ they are all important? the flavours are important. there are _ they are all important? the flavours are important. there are three i are important. there are three flavours and i can't remember them of the top of my head, but there is one that makes your tongue go blue, which the boys are very interested in. ., , . ., which the boys are very interested in. from my recollection of those slushy drinks. — in. from my recollection of those slushy drinks, i— in. from my recollection of those slushy drinks, i think _ in. from my recollection of those slushy drinks, i think it _ in. from my recollection of those slushy drinks, i think it was i in. from my recollection of those slushy drinks, i think it was great or blueberry. there you go. —— great or blueberry. there you go. —— great or blueberry. there you go. —— gr

as i walked up to him hejust lunged, you know, to give me a kiss.ah. this is james and laura. their young love burned bright when they were just 18. and then just fizzled out. ijust thought, i ain't seen laura for the longest time. i haven't heard from her, or anything like that. so ijust dropped her a message. just like, "hey, i haven't seen you for a while, how are you doing?" and itjust kind of went from there. so when he messaged ijust thought, i'm not getting letting him get away again. there is a baby on the way! brilliant news! stop it. you'll get me crying. i love you. i love you, too. aw! what a dark ten months it has been. but love has shone through. and one woman knows this more than anyone else. lockdown one, it all started with a stick of chalk. it's called lockdownlovestories.com. lockdownlovestories is philippa's art project. she asks strangers to upload their stories for posterity. more than 750 did. her conclusion? covid might be a killer, but it will never kill love. absolutely not. covid, if anything, maybe has helped romance, bec

and he didn't even pause for breath and hejust said no. which i thought was utterly incredible.ning who are in a very bad place at the moment. this pandemic has been far too hard, they are lonely or struggling with grief of loved ones they haven't been able to say goodbye to. and you feel in those moments that the sun will never shine again, life will never be really good again. actually, my life is incredibly fulfilled and good again and i never believe that 3.5 years ago and through my own experience and through the experience and through the experience of listening to these people who have been on the pod cast and open up about some difficult stuff, the reality is, the truth is, notjust stuff, the reality is, the truth is, not just for stuff, the reality is, the truth is, notjust for me but stuff, the reality is, the truth is, not just for me but for countless others, there is always a way through, it might be very rocky but there is a way through to handle this again. i there is a way through to handle this adain. .., , there is a way through to handle this again-— there is

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