bell: just a quick one. i want to say at the outset, historians continue to debate and refine what the rates of taxation were for any colonial jurisdiction, how they changed over time. so i don't think there is actually an agreed-upon consensus rate that every historian would sign off on at this what i can tell you is that point. taxation via the stamp act was on the commercial use of paper in the american and caribbean and canadian colonies. so think of all of the stuff we buy that is made of paper. folks back then used to buy a lot of stuff made out of paper. we could be talking about newspapers, prices went up. we could be talking about a pack of playing cards. the price just went up. we could be talking about a liquor license, the price just went up, or a court document, the price just went up. so the stamp act really annoyed an awfully large cross-section of the american colonists, and not just folks in the colonies but also the caribbean colonies and the canadian provinces. and then town should duties ca

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the way now joined by the w. russel's beer chief, i saw phenomena, susan bell, great. and at the election, positive of the chips progressive a part of the country is underway. do we already have any exit polls? well, we know that the serbian progressive body president bush's party is in the lead in this election, which 46.6 percent. that is, according to our projection, published by 2 posters here in serbia and according to this to projects in the united, a position under the name of serbia against violence is said to come 2nd and 3rd, we expect the socialist party of serbia to be positioned that is of course those are only preliminary data, but it's seems that to then which of spots you has a good chance of having the majority of the in the serbian paula man. and over the course of this evening, he himself seemed to be very confident before even this projection was published, he popped up in the press room, speaking about an absolute majority and show showing that he is in a very good mood. so it looks like bush is, is managing to consolidate his popped up. why, how d

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commentator: first strike for lauren bell and for england. lauren i lauren bell and for england.l and for england. lauren bell really moving the first - lauren bell and for england. lauren bell really moving the first opener, | bell really moving the first opener, there is no let up. kate crossed with a wicket of her own. striking 13 boundaries on her way to a top score of 69 for the hosts. as usual, sophie eccleston had her say, taking with a helping hand from bronze. india continued to pile on the runs with, and causing england to struggle. just when they run out of ideas, india's captain ran out of her crease. england failed to capitalise on that mistake. shama he etting in un dick —— unbeaten 60. —— hitting. alex fletcher, bbc news. so india will look to build on that first innings when play gets under way tomorrow. they'll have a big target in mind. lauren bell took the first wicket of the day one of two. the other wasjemimah rodrigues on her test debut, and bell was impressed with her and top scorer satheesh shubha. i think they batted really well today — i think they batte

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we have had many interest things evenings and nights after dining at taco bell. it to start a restaurant, cat, where customers come in and feed me. why not just do that. >> you can pay for that privately if you want. >> i wanted to be my restaurant. >> this actually was a regular restaurant. it was in danger of closing. i want to meet the person whose idea this was. hear me out. instead of closing, how about instead you can have our waitresses slap you for $2? and then you can pick which waitress slaps you. that's an extra a everyone said yes, okay and it worked. that is inspiring. >> you worked at boston market. >> i did. i never got to hit anyone. >> any regrets? >> would have been better if i got to hit people? yes, a lot of things would be. >> i've got nothing else to say about this. let's just linger awkwardly. >> i will say in america it's the customer hitting the waitress. at least this is reversed. the waitresses get to take their revenge out. >> it is japan. that is not america. that's all i got. up next, what's the going rate for an outstanding date? afte

earlier, i asked william bell, the head of middle east policy at christian aid. the ground in gaza are experiencing. they are completely terrified and i am afraid those words from benjamin netanyahu yesterday have only intensified that fear. this is a population that is by and large almost completely displaced and many of them have been displaced many times over. the people, when we manage to speak to them and the organisations that we are supporting, with blankets, medical relief, emergency food and water and sanitation, they are at their wits end and they themselves are terrified, obviously, but you are dealing now with the population suffering from severe malnutrition and increasingly a number of diseases such as hepatitis, colour and skin diseases. so, we are hearing despair, you are hearing in people's voices real fear and genuine concern as to whether they, their families will make it through to the next day and they are obviously also terrified at what their future will bring because so much of gaza has been destroyed. over 50,000 homes have been destroyed,

. - i can't believe i missed that! (bellake your phone away. - no, no, no, i-i'll call for a ride. wait, why does my face look like that? ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: our first guest tonight is a multiplatinum selling artist who received six grammy nominations for her album, "guts," and her song, "can't catch me now," from the new "hunger games" movie soundtrack is out now. everyone, please welcome olivia rodrigo [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: come on. olivia >> hey >> jimmy: they love you. >> aw, i love you guys >> jimmy: we love you. welcome to the -- i want to say welcome back to the show, because you actually made your late night debut on our show with "drivers license. >> yeah, "drivers license," yup, yeah. >> jimmy: but we never chatted >> i know, i'm so happy to be here i'm such a fan of the show growing up i used to watch it every night with my parents. i'm such a huge fan, so it's an honor to be here you actually -- i met you maybe three years --you wouldn't have remembered it was whe

i wish i had a sled pulled by reindeer singing ♪ jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle bells ♪ - what wasr childhood christmas like, si? that's what i want to know. - that was back when we would take hickory nuts and momma always ordered the giant california oranges. - si, you remember the little wooden crates that had the dried raisins in 'em? - oh yeah. - that was our treat. - i'm seeing a pattern here. y'all's childhood memories from 110 years ago were fruits and nuts. that was his favorite thing to eat now, the sweets. - but i'm serious, it was a grand time though. - jep, do you remember when we were kids? my mom did the same thing every year. "no christmas, we're not gonna get any presents." - yeah, hey, he always skipped our house. - yeah, and then every year on christmas day, expectations are low. she got the expectations real low. then you went out there and there it was. - there it is. - so i went in there and told my dad, i was like "there really is a santa claus." he said "no." he said "you're looking at santa claus right here. hard-earned money." - that's right, yeah. - you kn

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the iconic bells will be broadcast around the i it to. 0 minutes away from the bongs of big ben but 21 time zones are already in 2024. you can follow them all on the bbc news live page. happy new year in the last hour to ukraine, greece, south africa and egypt. coming up hour we will have celebrations in paris on the champs—elysees, 1 million people expected there. also we will be live in berlin where there will be fireworks around the brandenburg gate. so do stay with us here on bbc news. if you are ready in 2024, a very happy new year from all others. hello there, good evening. many of us glad to see the back of december 2023, it looks like from the statistics it will have been wetter than average. many of us have seen twice the average rainfall, and eastern scotland could have seen three times. and we will start off the new year with an area of low pressure keeping things pretty unsettled. but it is not expected to last. so, the first few days will be unsettled with some wet and windy weather at times, but it does look likely to turn a

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