>> hugh: what?rofessionals. [ laughter ] >> ryan: my god, yeah. >> hugh: not a lot of people know this about you. you do this great impression of a seal at feeding time. do you know what i'm talking about? >> ryan: this is incredible, i've seen this before. >> hugh: yeah. >> ryan: what are some of the favorite things to catch as a human seal? >> as a human seal, we tend to favor skittles, weirdly. >> ryan: oh, hold on a second. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] >> hugh: so, is it like 15 at a time? like how many -- >> 15 or above. >> ryan: i am, like, physically allergic to hurting you. so i'm going to let you -- >> hugh: no, no, let's do it -- >> ryan: i'm scared to do this. >> hugh: i'm scared too. >> i've lost a tooth from m&ms. skittles i've never had a physical altercation with, yeah. >> hugh: is there a particular technique? >> i like a little underarm. >> hugh: a little underarm? >> ryan: god, i was so -- >> that was close. >> hugh: oh. oh! [ cheers and applause ] oh, well done! >> ryan: that was terri

"deadpool" and ryan a little obsessed with hugh/logan and wolverine. the perfect matchup. >> you just confirmed you are obsessed with hugh jackman. >> i think everybody knows that. not everybody has seen my tasteful lower back tattoo of hugh. >> are you going to show us. >> i'm one step from a retraining order here. >> reynolds has come a long way since his early days starring in "blade trinity" in 2004. >> what the hell do you think you know about vampires. >> for starters i used to be one. >> he met make lively on the set of "green lantern" in 2010. >> i see it. the ability to overcome fear. >> the couple married in 2012 and have four kids together. jackman, one of the most dynamic performers of our time, and at 55 is still making gory fight scenes like this look easy while captivating audiences on broadway and as p.t. barnum in the film "the greatest showman ♪ ♪ so tell me do you want to go ♪ >> the latest film in the "deadpool" franchise marks many firsts for disney. was there ever a moment where you thought, this might be too much for disney? it i

hugh, thank you very much. eurostar— looking into. hugh, thank you very much.vised - looking into. hugh, thank you very | much. eurostar has advised people not to travel today after attacks on those rail lines. the rail company has said in a statement thatjourney times to paris could be around an hour and a half longer because of trains needing to be diverted. this report now from st pancras. st pancras is the main terminal connecting the uk to france, so it is busy even on a normal day, but today they were expecting bigger crowds because it is a friday, it is the height of summer, people travel for long weekends, and there are crowds inside building up now, and there's quite a long queue of people running down the side of the station's concourse. but staff we have spoken to are keen to stress that the crowds are not much bigger than they would have expected foot today —— for today, especially considering the olympics opening ceremony is happening tonight, they were expecting an increased number of passengers. eurostar is cancelling one in four of its services,

please welcome hugh jackman!eers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on. >> come on. >> jimmy: that's how you do it. >> come on. >> jimmy: i mean, they love you. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. >> jimmy: that's hugh jackman! >> thank you. >> jimmy: we love -- that -- >> let's just finish it -- let's finish it there. >> jimmy: let's just finish it there and go to commercial, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely. >> and let's get that on a loop and on my alarm clock in the morning. >> jimmy: how great does that feel? >> i love it. >> jimmy: they -- to be -- >> it's been so long since i've been here with you, man. i miss you. >> jimmy: i miss you, bud. i love you so much. i really miss you. we've -- we've done -- [ cheers and applause ] we've done a lot of things together. and the last time i think you were here we did an april fool's prank. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and jimmy kimmel was hosting the show. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and i was in l.a. hosting his show. >> yeah. >> jimmy: so, the last time you were a

hugh, what more do we know about _ to france. hugh, what more do we know about what's _ to france.we know about what's happened - to france. hugh, what more do we know about what's happened in - to france. hugh, what more do we| know about what's happened in the potential suspects behind this coordinated attack?— potential suspects behind this coordinated attack? well, next to nothin: coordinated attack? well, next to nothing about _ coordinated attack? well, next to nothing about the _ coordinated attack? well, next to nothing about the investigation i nothing about the investigation other than that it's going to be big. they are going to be looking very hard at the suspects, the possible suspects, every possible route. top of the list is a radical, ultraleft, anarchist left, which we know has taken this act before. not for a long time, though. it also has a particular he trolled —— hatred to president macron and are opposed to games in general as a capitalist enterprise. that will be top of the list. there might be involvement from a foreign power, unspoken is the thought that ru

hugh, thank you very much. now _ will be looking into. hugh, thank you very much.you very much. now we go - will be looking into. hugh, thank you very much. now we go to - will be looking into. hugh, thank| you very much. now we go to our correspondence at st pancras station in central london, and tell us exactly what the disruption is there. eurostar have said they are cancelling a quarter of their trains today. cancelling a quarter of their trains toda . , ,, cancelling a quarter of their trains toda. ,,, ., . cancelling a quarter of their trains toda. ,,, ., , ., today. yes, st pancras is the main train station _ today. yes, st pancras is the main train station that _ today. yes, st pancras is the main train station that connects - today. yes, st pancras is the main train station that connects the - today. yes, st pancras is the main train station that connects the uk | train station that connects the uk to mainland europe by rail, so it is a very— to mainland europe by rail, so it is a very important connection for people — a very important connection for peopl

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>> hugh, there's a humanity to everything hugh does, and i think audiences sense that.tewart. it comes through, and you can't shake it off. >> oh, my gosh. that is a lot of love. >> but it is true. >> reporter: director shawn levy who co-wrote with reynolds. >> my god, ryan reynolds and hugh jackman. it's ryan reynolds and hugh jackman. >> they're right there. >> they're so close. >> reporter: also feeling the bromance. >> it's ultimately a movie about friendship, and it was made by friends. so what was happening off screen found its way onscreen. >> it's hilarious. it's irreverent. it's also about friendship. >> reporter: a movie about friends -- >> hi, peanut. i need you to come with me right now. >> reporter: -- who also like to poke fun at each other. >> you might want to put your mask on it. >> it's super hard to eat. >> it's super hard not to. >> whit: rhiannon, you're interviewing both of them. >> rhiannon: i'm seeing the movie. i got a sneak peek. >> whit: andrew fitzsimons is here to help us beat the heat with humid-proof hairstyles. ste. this is steve's stomac

i've 'ust seen hugh pym — easier to cope with. i've 'ust seen hugh pym h easier to cope with.lth correspondent has spoken to one gp who says that we are only seeing the most unwell patients and we are handwriting a prescription. thatjust brings home to you just how reliant we are on these computers. it is to you just how reliant we are on these computers.— these computers. it is actually huite these computers. it is actually quite impressive that - these computers. it is actually quite impressive that they i these computers. it is actually quite impressive that they are | these computers. it is actually i quite impressive that they are doing the handwriting, they have maintained these manual processes because you need to keep those up to date and this is exactly why. but we are incredibly reliant. we are much less efficient without them, our communication to go down, broadcasters have been affected and this is going to get worse before it gets better. this is going to get worse before it gets better-— gets better. that was a chartered security professional _ gets better. that

so, we are obviously awaiting to see what happens while that happens, hugh edwards on bail.u on what is happening on1 let's update you on what is happening on 1 of the events in paris at the olympics, 1 of the competitors has won gold. she broke the kilt at the end of the 10k run to the all of thousands of spectators. paris is her home city. switzerland placed 2nd while russia got bronze and remember this is a race taking place after the water quality in the senate was eventually declared safe and sitting a 50 metre course in the river. stay with us on bbc news. the heatwave continues today over some part of the country, overnight tonight and into tomorrow the weather looks like it will start a breakdown some heavy rain and some thunder and lightning, mainly across england and wales. still difficult to pin the details down because those storms are yet to develop. we've had some threatening cloud here in the facts are south—east of england with some share was close by, these are the temperatures we've got this afternoon. not really changing very much for the normal half of th

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dominic hughes, bbc news.eport. the first thing i should like to say is i am profoundly sorry. i want to say sorry to our staff, who should not tolerate the type of environment described. i want to say sorry to those registrants who are caught up in fitness to practise processes that are taking far too long, and which imposes tremendous pressures on them. i say sorry to both staff and registrants, because it is crucial that we accept all the recommendations of this report, as we will, in order to continue to earn the public trust. as we heard, six nurses took their own lives last year whilst under investigation by the nmc. what's your response to that? i was very shocked to see the reference to six nurses who had died by suicide, either during or after fitness to practise processes, and i want to apologise to the families of those nurses who died so tragically. we await the coroner's inquest in most of those cases. it may be that the coroner will make recommendations about us, or possibly other organisations a

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris.es this evening: the president says paris is ready. it's the week of the olympics, and emmanuel macron prepares to welcome the world to the french capital. mark cavendish's tour de france career didn't end in paris because of the games, but he confirms this year's history—making edition of the race will be his last. and yet another record broken — dame sarah storey is heading to an unprecedented ninth paraylmipcs, we hear from her and about her from an admiring teammate. so successful and it's quite inspiring. especially now where i am one of the more senior athletes for that it spurs me on like i really want to go on. that it spurs me on like i really want to go om— that it spurs me on like i really want to go on. and the bbc sport teams cycling _ want to go on. and the bbc sport teams cycling from _ want to go on. and the bbc sport teams cycling from manchester . want to go on. and the bbc sport| teams cycling from manchester to want to go on. and the bbc sport - teams cycling from m

hugh edwards has been granted conditional bail.ots more detail, distressing detail coming in about what hugh edwards has pleaded guilty to. three counts of making indecent images of children, apparently very little reaction afterwards from him. we are going to keep across that and bring you all the detail as it comes into us, but the news in the past half an hour or so that the former bbc presenter, one of the most high—profile news presenters in the country has pleaded guilty to three counts of creating indecent images of children and the judge at the magistrates�* court said he will not sentencing today and he wants to hear more about hugh edwards, his motivation and his risk of reoffending and also his mental health issues. hugh edwards step back from the bbc early on this year and hasn�*t been seen on air since last summer. we will have more on that very shortly but now we want to turn to events in southport where hundreds of people attended a vigil last night to pay tribute to the three girls who were killed in a knife attack

i mean, the future is a war of judgment, that is, hughes. i had a question, i want to explain a little more. regarding my second question to you , let's look at the american political scene from a distance . a candidate lost in the previous election, he believed it was rigged, then his supporters attacked the congress, some of them were arrested and imprisoned for a long time. trump himself came and in he was forced to appear in various courts. in some cases, he was convicted. in other cases , he is still on trial, that is, he has a case and... he is considered a criminal. now, with 4 months left to the elections, we have an assassination, a last-minute withdrawal. let's look at the entire american political scene and electoral system, what image do we have about him? i still personally think that he is

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>> i met hugh back in, like, 2011.crazy. but hugh said to me back in 2011, "you know, if you ever meet and work with ryan reynolds, you guys aren't ever going to stop." he just kind of knew it. and then years later, i met ryan, and we made our first movie together, "free guy." and i was like, "man, hugh jackman. handsome, pretty good shape." >> jimmy: pretty good. >> "great actor." >> jimmy: yeah. >> "and prophet." [ laughter ] and prophet. >> jimmy: he's a prophet. >> he somehow -- he saw -- >> jimmy: he saw the future. >> yeah. and so now, ryan and i, we did "free guy," we did "adam project." and now he asked me to join him on "deadpool & wolverine." >> jimmy: was it even a a thought? did you go, "well, i'll get back to you"? >> well, the funny this is ryan -- when he approached me, we were on set making "adam project." and he's like, "you know, i think i'll only do this third 'deadpool' movie if you do it with me. and i know you're gonna say no, 'cause you do original films and you like doing new stuff." and i'm thi

oh, my god. >> jimmy: who doesn't love hugh jackman? are you kidding me?se ] you can put as much costume on, even the prosthetic makeup, we still love the ryan reynolds. >> a lot of masks. a lot of masks. [ cheers and applause ] oh, my god. thank you. please. >> jimmy: it's true. >> that's very sweet of you. very sweet of you. >> jimmy: the prosthetics, though. >> oh, they're pretty nuts, yeah. >> jimmy: it's a lot. >> yeah, you know, i've never felt freer than when i play "deadpool," and i think part of that is because i'm in a mask, and i think it's kind of partly clown work. i mean, so much of like how i get my facial expressions >> jimmy: yes, you really do. but when you take off the mask, i have another mask, i have a -- you know, prosthetic -- >> jimmy: the double mask. >> -- makeup on, which is just -- and it really -- it's like if somebody just like hot glued the most intense triple layered durex condom to your face. [ laughter ] and then said, uh --you know. >> jimmy: we've all been there. right, everybody? [ laughter ] >> yeah, right? please. of

hughes and belfast, more palestinian civilians are being slaughtered as the israeli attacks across gaza continue almost 39,000 people, mostly women and children have been killed in cold blood since last october, and what's really her?" this is that there's still not been any global intervention to prevent more innocent deaths, all condemnations have fallen short of any action. yes, it's obvious that the west doesn't cur, it's obvious that the wast is following the united states foreign policy, which is in full approval and walking tandem with the israeli gasale on sort on gaza. now the magazine in britain which. represents the british medical association of doctors uh has claimed that there may be up to 186 version i believe deaths in gaza, so i don't deaths and injuries uh believe that these men, women and children, nearly all non-combatant uh civilians, you mentioned hope for peace, you can only have peace when you have two saves you want to sit down and come to some form of negotiated settlement is... really with the backing of the eu, britain, france, germany, america, canada and ot

discuss an prospect for peace remains. joining us tonight's show we have journal. other activist fraw hughes joining us from belfast and we also have international coordinator of the samadun palestinian prisoner solidarity network charlotte kates joining us from vancouver. welcome to our guests uh let's off with mr. hughes in belfast more palestinian civilians are being slaughtered as israely attacks across gaza continue almost 39 people mostly women and children have been killed. in cold blood since last october, and what's really horrendous is that there's still not been any intervention to prevent more innocent deaths, all the condemnations have fallen short of any action. yes, it's obvious that the west doesn't cur, it's obvious that the west is following the united states foreign policy, which is in full approval and walking tandem with the israeli tena sale onslot on gaza. now the lance of magazine in britain which represents medical association of doctors has cleaned that they're made up to 186, i believe deaths in gaza, so i don't that's deaths and injuries uh believes that these are

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the former bbc news center hugh edwards has been charged with three counts of making indecent imagesen. in a statement, the metropolitan police said the offenses which are alleged to have taken place between december 2020 and april 2022 relate to images shared on a whatsapp chat. mr. edwards will appear in court on wednesday. let's begin with tensions mounting on the israel-lebanon border. there's no real concern that things could be heading toward all-out war as both sides, wrap up rhetoric. last night after a meeting of the security cabinet, benjamin netanyahu warned there would be a response to that attack on a northern village that killed 12 children. it's one of four towns in the call on heights at his home to around 25,000 members of the arabic speaking community. golan heights was captured during the 1967 war and later annexed in 1981. hezbollah has denied carrying out the attack. our correspondent has the latest from jerusalem. >> there is pressure on israel to respond, both from members of the coalition government here but also from israelis at the border, wanting to neutral

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i'm sky now. hughes. that is just my perspective. you can follow me on twitter at scott and hughes, and we're going to see you next time. the. the release of russian states never as one of the most sense community best, not getting hold of all sense and up the speed . what else? suppose question about this. even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin machine, the state on the russians to de escalate the r t smooth neck, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube. the question, did you see stephen twist, which is the washington germany policy has not changed for texas the actions of the united states. and it's how it hindered international cooperation in the building of a more jo, some world industries from breakfast for minutes are called out washington to hawkish foreign policy that he says, and holding back the emergence of loyalty full. i already also have 3 of the from the box young people on the duties bought the code that i got that dramatic images from the heart of the canyon and it capital over k

ryan reynolds and hugh jackman are back as deadpool and wolverine.the and people always ask like, how did you get hugh to come back? >> but something in hugh knew that this could be something special. >> it's true. hugh called ryan. >> he had a vision out of my brain was ping, ping ping ping ping. no, no, this is it. this is it. those two characters are a match up. >> so they wrote him in creating a best friend bond between two superheroes with something to prove. >> hi, peanut. i'm gonna need you to come with me right now. >> look, lady, i'm not interested. >> the movie has to be backstopped by emotion and warmth. i mean, it's fun even writing it. we really laid out the story first. and even as tempting as it is, you go back later and do comedy, and you get all that stuff in there. so for us, it's, it's a it really is an emotional journey. kevin feige described it best as the most heartwarming r-rated movie in history. >> yes, r-rated at times. very. people are going to want to probably bring their kids to this, but i'm not sure i don't. >> i think

hugh?wo years he is infirm but now i'm on his side and putting all in for joe biden because i think what the democrats are trying to do is like caesar on the former. it's really revolting. >> bret: you were the first person to bet that biden was not going to be nominee. >> is he an old irish catholic paul. i think he is as mad as can be right now. >> bret: all right, matthew? >> i have 60 bucks on biden and 40 on kamala. i was wrong about the veepstakes, bret. if you are betting for real you might want to swap those numbers. >> bret: all right. leslie, quickly, on the process, you know, there is all this talk about a mini primary. and opening this thing up. is that feasible before the convention starts august 19th in chicago? >> i honestly don't think it is, i think i need smelling salts. i feel faint because you and i have agreed 100 percent on this program so far. i think that's a first. no, i don't think we have enough time for that, only, i mean, we need to be real lists here. we don't

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i'm sky now. hughes. that is just my perspective. you can follow me on twitter at scott and hughes, and we're going to see you next time. the, the the, what is part of the, the employee would posted isn't the, the place you of us and that in the word part is it something deeper, more complex might be present? good. let's stop without cases. let's go out of or the the me this one more to personalities. been. this just isn't, you must always displayed the loading on the, on the 2nd, but to pull it out and give them the say the most value of what would have done was in lieu of a he really is he looking to be i would have to me like what thought of the name of the i will give you the thought, the she a little guy know are you the diagnosis, you go in and even throw both of them good place the back end, there's going, there's the guy that she's going to get that will say investment will be, i mean they've been dealing with nearly money visits to own in space. so down syria down could have been yeah, the level of monday or they go and it c

hugh arrived just under an hour ago, the offences took place between 2020 and 2022 and relate to imagesast few minutes, huw edwards has pleaded guilty at westminster magistrates�* court to three counts of making indecent images of children. our correspondent is at the court for us. what happened? it was a very brief appearance, as expected. the magistrate court appearances usually are, it took a matter of minutes. is served to confirm his name, address, date of birth and then he pleaded guilty to all three charges of creating indecent images of children. he was accused of creating more than 35 images of children, indecent images. at least six were said to be of category a, the most extreme level of images, so very severe. as we said, he walked in around an hour ago, came around this corner to my right—hand sides, flanked by police officers, wearing a dark blue suits, blue tie and sunglasses. walked over surrounded by photographers who were desperate to get a picture of him and as he walked around, he was led through the doors behind me and as i just said, confirmation there that he has

langston hughes was in both poems. i sing america and life may not a crystal stair. it wasn't for daisy, but the lesson is that if you keep singing in america, if you keep climbing. rough side of the mountain. langston says it is not to sing america towards the end that tomorrow i'll be at the table when company comes. nobody'll dare say to me eat in the kitchen. that means no bricks, no murders. and besides he says they will see how beautiful i am and be ashamed. i, too, sing america. so now that we've unveiled this statue of daisy so that america and the world will interpret to. to see how beautiful america is when they see daisy, lee, gaston bates say her name. daisy bates. and we all will be singing the same america. thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. jeffries. thank you, america. ladies and gentlemen, the hbcu alumni choir of the university of arkansas, pine bluff, philander smith university arranged by stephen hayes performing guide feet. got my feet easy. while i run disarray. this girl on my feet, she oh, rhonda, sorry, y'all hold my feet. lead here. run

ryan reynolds and hugh it's a little sweet, too.nice guy personas. make no mistake, this is a crucial time for marvel, and we should remember of course that wolverine and deadpool are not avengers. they are members of the x—men, which was owned by 20th century fox. that has been bought over by disney, who now own marvel and x—men. loads and loads of characters. this is notjust a buddy comedy, this is about a corporate merging of two behemoths of the graphic novel universe. like there is a line would ryan reynolds says, "i am messiah, i'm the marveljesus. " what kind of streets are marvel and when it comes to reviving the film franchise? they have been quite a song. film franchise? they have been quite a son:. , ., ., , film franchise? they have been quite asonu. , ., .,, a song. they had two big flocks. -- bi flo. a song. they had two big flocks. -- big flop- marvel — a song. they had two big flocks. -- big flop. marvel has _ a song. they had two big flocks. -- big flop. marvel has spent - a song. they had two big flocks. -- big flo

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now hughes, that is just my perspective. you can follow me on twitter at scott in hughes, and we're going to see you next time the, the the, the, [000:00:00;00] the mouse sooner can see and we'll go back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world from the u. a in the past few days is really media has confirmed what going on the grounds and others have said for months is riley forces killed their own on october the 7th. meanwhile, one of the world's pre eminent medical journals, the lines that in the u. k. has often an estimate of more than 186000 killed by the british. you and us weapons pouring onto, gaza, you, and special roplenger on the right to food. michael factory has already declared massey's riley salvation of children assignment because of u. k. u. s a u armed israel on the pretext of october, the 7th. joining me from london in the u. k. his former palestinian diplomat. f e stuff. yeah, he was below representative to holland view k, the vatike in the us and russia. he's being deputy, had all of the pia

i'm sky now. hughes. that is just my perspective. you can follow me on twitter at scott and hughes, and we're going to see you next time. the, the what is part of the visit that the employee would post that isn't the defense you of us entered in the word or is it something deeper, more complex might be present? good. let's stop without cases. let's go products the, the, the visibly emotional donald j trump, please read it by support himself. he makes his 1st public appearance following the attempts on this newly appointed us the republican presidential nominee. mister cope name was his really make sen note for his open opposition to us involvement in search for us to devote so many resources so much attention and so much time to a border conflict, 6000 miles away and also a head on the program india. and nice has plans to accelerate trade with russia and further ramp up or.

now hughes, that is just my perspective. you can follow me on twitter at scott and hughes, and we're going to see you next time. the oh, the the, [000:00:00;00] the da da. is it the thing? yes. ma'am. so facade, indeed. and therefore the window at assuming that the to look into intermedia keitel is the same. send the most of it to the to d. today in the motion of the young the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle be attempted. assassination of donald trump appears to flip descriptive american politics trumpet once the unified democrats in divided republicans. now the democrats are in disarray and trouble rule supreme within the g o p.

julia manchester national politics reporter for the hill and syndicated radio host hugh houthi.number of writeups anonymous sources, quote, freaking out inside the white house. but then the explanation that we just got minutes ago from that pool report about the foreign travel. >> you know, it was a six-minute speech gave at a fundraiser this hour, bret. i watched the karine jean-pierre hour long fencing, which really was please leave me alone i don't have anything for you, other than he had a bad night and we hear you and he hears us and we hear him and we are here together. it was a bad press conference about a bad debate. there's no getting out of this cycle. i will add that "new york times" piece you mentioned it's 16 pages long reading it this afternoon. and this from the bangor daily news came out two hours ago. donald trump is going to win the election and democracy will be just fine. the author is jared golden, democrat, second district in maine. i think the ice is breaking. i don't think karine jean-pierre had enough duct tape to stop that. >> and, julia, there is this

one of his films is also a favourite of my colleague hugh schofield, who is the bbc correspondent ing in france for some 30 years. the opening sequence has a wall with "mon oncle" written on it. i'm pretty sure it's just up — this one here. if you look at, on the... it's that wall there, it has written "mon oncle" at the beginning of the film. i've chosen the film mon oncle — "my uncle" — by the late french director jacques tati. it's a film i've known for many, many years. it's a film that's slightly gone out of fashion but i think it should be back in fashion. it's a beautiful, touching film which feeds my urge for a bit of nostalgia for the old france with a lovely, light, humoristic touch. it couldn't have been made anywhere else but in france. i love jacques tati. we're in what they call old saint—maur — a little town just outside paris, in the banlieues of paris. and it's here in this very square thatjacques tati filmed part of mon oncle in 1957. what he does with the settings is draw a very clear contrast between here — and this is where monsieur hulot, the hero, lives, just r

jerome hughes press tv, dublin.escalation there. just yemanil leaders said just an hour ago that this will not stop them and the retaliatory operations will go on and more targets, us, uk targets and israel bound vessels will be hit. okay, that's it for now. uh, we'll see you in almost uh more than half an hour. crisis dev'. dating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy, regional resistance against israeli aggression, wake up, it's a long night, darling, wake up, it's the brightest sky, no love, it's a dark night, darling, hold to me, for dear life, wake up, where, where do we go to, wake up, fire, fire in your eye, oh love, we will try to come and save you. it's all just matter of mine, wake up, won't you listen to the people, wake up from the mountain of the lies, no love you've been. wake up, wake up, wake up, wake, wake up, call your brother, call your mother, wake up underate from the sky, oh love we're digging deeper in the rubble, hold to my voice outside, wake up, we just lost another famil

she was friends with langston hughes, who was important in the harlem renaissance. knew many of these writers in his period. >> host: eatonville was in her heart. >> guest: eatonville was always in her heart. eatonville -- i was looking at this, eatonville has changed since i was there ten years ago -- but eatonville was a black space. eatonville was home. eatonville is where people sang songs and wrote the poetry and the kids played together and they felt safe in eatonville. a safety that you didn't always feel in the south. of the south is a dangerous place at this time for black folks. it has been dangerous and a period of slavery. it remains dangerous for black people. but a town like eatonville is a safe space for black people. kids could grow up and feel safe. kids playing in the photograph that we were showing a moment ago, that was real. and i think that's why it stands out as a unique place even now, whether you've read the novel or not. >> host: the oldest black incorporated a town in america since 1887. well, this is an interactive program. tonight, "thei

hugh pym, bbc news.f the commission.— to remove the chair of the commission. 3 , , , commission. it's quite despicable and revolting _ commission. it's quite despicable and revolting that _ commission. it's quite despicable and revolting that they _ commission. it's quite despicable and revolting that they take - commission. it's quite despicable and revolting that they take such | commission. it's quite despicable i and revolting that they take such an attitude to people, desperate people in prison like myself, absolutely desperate, you know? thinking of suicide, suffering every minute and they are nonchalantly dismissing people, finding ways to dismiss with clever meeting arguments. it's nonsense and it makes me so angry. prison is dehumanizing. they further dehumanize you by not treating you like a bona fide claimant. what is your message to like a bona fide claimant. what is your message— i - your message to the cc rc? i would sa i think your message to the cc rc? i would say i think your _ your mess

hugh pym, bbc news.iry, the covid bereaved families were justice here at the inquiry, the covid bereaved families werejustice group says it welcomes much of the report but feels more could have been said about health inequalities, tackling those, the fact that public services were really overstretched. the report does have a series of recommendations, including for a uk wide statutory body bringing together westminster and the devolved administrations to work on future resilience planning. the inquiry chair goes on to say she thinks, based on the evidence she has heard, another pandemic is likely, possibly in the not—too—dista nt future, likely, possibly in the not—too—distant future, so she says radical reform is needed, lessons must be learnt. to that end, she is going to be pushing the government's around the uk to claim that they are doing over the next six months. hugh pym, our health editor. the prime minister has urged european leaders to address the illegal migration "crisis" and to stand firm in

jerome hughes press tv, brussels. iran's prime ministry spokesman has condemned the recent delegations from argentina blaming teran for the 1994 attack against jewish community center in buenos iris. nasir khanani rejected the iranophobic statements. on argentinian officials to refrain from taking actions that could harm bilateral relations. kanani w boinocidus not to jeopadize his own national interest by aligning itself with us-israeli anti-iran plots. he stated that finding the truth requires argentina to steal clear of political motives and external influences. kanani highlighted the need for neutrality in resolving the case. the bombing of the center known as amia killed 85 and injured hundreds. the case remains unresolved. and that does it for this additional world news, thanks for being with us, let's bye bye for now. the war has subsided in syria and many areas that were in the hands of daesh terrorists have been recaptured. the destruction, killings and massacres that took place in syria burned the memories o

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hughes has moved from brussels. as millions of eu citizens face financial hardships, the block's leaders have confirmed that nearly 40 billion euro has been allocated to the ukrainian military since february 2022. this funding is in addition to the substantial resources dedicated to supporting the ukrainian government and aiding refugees. notably 23 of nato's 32 members are eu countries and the alliances provide. even more financial assistance to kiev with a minimum baseline of 40 billion euros within the next year, and to sustain our support for ukraine to prevail. just two weeks ago, hungary assumed the rotating presidency of the eu. the country's prime minister victor orban has angered his eu and nato colleagues by launching a peace initiative that is involved face to face meetings with all the key figures, including vladimir putin. suddenly, the significance of the rotating presidency. is being downplayed, the presidency doesn't represent the eu at the external level, this a clear a clear position. experts sugge

jerome hughes press tv, brussels. italian foreign minister antonio tajani has called for a revised european policy on syria, echoing concerns raised by several other european union countries about new large waves of syrian refugees flowing into europe. now this comes as more than 16. million war ravage and sanctions battered syrians remain in dire poverty. here's a report. the italian foreign minister antonio tayani and his austrian counterpart alexander schallenberg have recently warned that the european union must change its strategy on syria as several member states have expressed concerns about increasing syrian refugees. in letter addressed to the eu high representative for foreign affairs joseph, italy, austria, and six other member countries, including croatia, slovenia, the czech republic, slovakia, greece and cyprus, have called on brussels implement a european strategy on that part of the west asia, from where so many refugees are living. syria has become issue about which little is spoken and that we have d

hugh pym, bbc news.y. while some businesses are closing early, or even giving staff a day off on monday, the hospitality industry is gearing up for a bumper weekend, as peter ruddick reports. bunting? check. fully stocked bar? check. final prep is well under way, and england's tournament success isn'tjust good news for the top of the football pyramid. well, our season is over now, so the tournament's been important. bringing infans, bringing in money behind the bar and this is money that we wouldn't normally be generating at this time of year. i think we'll have a full house on sunday and hopefully the weather's nice, so we can open up outside and we'll have a good few people here. predictions? an england win — 2—1. i think it'll be a tight game, but i think we'll do it. win or lose, sunday is big business for venues like this. in fact, £120 million is likely to be spent in england's pubs and bars. some firms, like tesco and sainsbury�*s, will be shutting up shop early on sunday to allow staff to watch t