they like jk rowling's series of novels and film adaptations, but they recognize the choice of name for. rather, it was inevitable that sooner or later harry would appear in the family with such a surname . as for the surname itself, it is quite ordinary, however, it is not very the ancient surname crafts and it was formed in england and is translated into russian, like goncharov, then the surname began to spread in germany and estonia , where my ancestors came from, the parents of the literary harry taught together, then hand in hand they fought on the side of good, and the siberian potter's mom and dad are also busy with a good deed. they are teachers who help children with hearing problems understand the world and thus create ordinary miracles. parents. they understand very well that in the future , their son’s peers will pay attention to a surname for a little siberian with an unusual name was arranged in a costume discharge from the maternity hospital with magic wands and symbols of the gryffindor of the faculty where the fictional potter's parents studied. she plans to forcibly in

see speaking see sharron davies speaking about speaking about it, jk rowling speaking about it, jk rowling. more women coming forward many coming forward because so many people are scared because they don't want to be cancelled. >> and i think that's generally the case. you can't say anything in this day and age without someone saying you're wrong. and it's like you have to agree with everybody . this is, you know, everybody. this is, you know, the advantage having freedom the advantage of having freedom of i can sit here and of speech. i can sit here and argue with you and not agree with some of the points you with some of the points that you make but doesn't make in life, but that doesn't mean going to attack mean that i'm going to attack you that you're wrong. you to say that you're wrong. i think this is personally something important for think this is personally son being] important for think this is personally sonbeing] sportswoman1t for think this is personally sonbeing] sportswoman myself. me being a sportswoman myself. and i know a lot of sportspeople are on board with the same mi

see speaking see sharron davies speaking about speaking about it, jk rowling speaking about it, jk rowling. more women coming forward many coming forward because so many people are scared because they don't want to be cancelled. >> and i think that's generally the case. you can't say anything in this day and age without someone saying you're wrong. and it's like you have to agree with everybody . this is, you know, everybody. this is, you know, the advantage having freedom the advantage of having freedom of i can sit here and of speech. i can sit here and argue with you and not agree with some of the points you with some of the points that you make but doesn't make in life, but that doesn't mean going to attack mean that i'm going to attack you that you're wrong. you to say that you're wrong. i think this is personally something important for think this is personally son being] important for think this is personally sonbeing] sportswoman1t for think this is personally sonbeing] sportswoman myself. me being a sportswoman myself. and i know a lot of sportspeople are on board with the same mi

you don't want to be facing what jk rowling faces but you want to by long, this samance by the crowdsocialism, the people not the most successful pointing a finger at you, because this is the union, she should have trusted her first instinct, but this should have been the discuss at first, thin you stand up for yourself and you don't back down that is only way to work, now they will never let go. >> do you know why bill maher survives this, he does not have sponsors. >> he said that is it. he said in an arrogant way, my show is better then the jimmies or colberts, they are reporting what they know they are supposed to say. they are not having a take of their own. i have a take. >> he is truly independent. >> if writers stray on strike, and actors stay out of work how is tom cruise going to make the next movie so that church of s scientology can pay for danny me masterson's appeal case. we're talking about a place where you can write a character letter for a rapist but you can't say there are two genders, if you want me want to help you fight netflix, and amazon and apple for better p

jk rowling kicked it off by insisting that the eight potter movies were filmed here.e sets and the skills, but when hollywood freezes, so do we. joining me in the studio to talk about the impact on the ground is an award—winning stunt performer known for star wars, game of thrones and the fast and furious. john macdonald, welcome to newsnight. what are you doing? anything that involves action _ what are you doing? anything that involves action on _ what are you doing? anything that involves action on screen. - what are you doing? anything that involves action on screen. in i what are you doing? anything that involves action on screen. in a i involves action on screen. in a large motion picture that could be everything from choreographing fights to teaching the actors, shooting the fires and presenting those, car chases, horse riding, anything and everything with action stories in it. i anything and everything with action stories in it. .. anything and everything with action stories in it— stories in it. i think we are going to see some _ stories in it. i think we are

not he's further than jk rowling or whatever, isn't he?ly loved place. yeah. and this is quite a complex story , which probably complex story, which we probably don't go don't have all the time to go into john boyne's history, but apparently he wrote a book. i think he's written novel which think he's written a novel which is boy who is about a small boy who has a trans sibling. is that right? yeah so he himself gay. yeah so and he is himself gay. so he's not just somebody who sort of dipped his toe in these waters. he's he's had quite a lot dealings with it. it's lot of dealings with it. it's interesting , you that interesting, as you say, that this murphy case has has, this roisin murphy case has has, i don't know, pulled it out because can see said i don't know, pulled it out b

where the annual hogwarts return day event was held, fans of the characters created by the writer jk rowlingn robes like their favorite characters and tried to recreate the passage scene through the wall to the famous platform to board the hogwarts express in the tradition of the project. through eminent theaters and actors who entertained the audience this time, the action aroused interest not only among children, but also among adults during this very action they even managed to make an original marriage proposal. and who knows how they answered you on the other side, so to speak, yes or no? i hope the answer is positive. here we see literally at this moment the girl is surprised. she's happy, that's for sure followed. yes, but it's logical not to beat her fiancé. i hope so, and. well , in fact, this is a wonderful wonderful occasion, a wonderful occasion, and i even wanted to revise harry potter, just a little bit yes, but let's continue our broadcast of the new school year. it's not a secret. it has already set in for belarusian schoolchildren. children spend about 30 hours a week at sch

might be in the hogwarts library grisha draws a secret room in the headmaster's office, in fact jk rowlingt talented architect will not be able to accurately depict the castle, because all the rooms are moving, the stairs are moving. some rooms appear and disappear, but i hope that you will cope with this task, the main thing is to get involved in everything and gradually everything will work out for everyone in their own way. we really wanted to create such an interdisciplinary project, which reunited sculpture and graphics, layout and design, so that children would have the opportunity to try themselves in different techniques and work with different materials. we believe that children are natural. everyone is very talented. they are simply talented in different ways and task adults to appreciate this uniqueness and create conditions for my child to reveal his talent and express himself today. it's all work. we leave it on the tables. now the most difficult thing is to combine the views of each of the young artists into a holistic vision. all in all. dmitry, you have a lot of work ahead

and then also the attacks of jk rowling . i attacks of jk rowling. this was about four years ago for what she's saying. why can't she present her opinion without this horrible attacks and that's when i sort of, you know, defended her on twitter and i got the horrible attacks and was too much of a chicken then to cope with it. now trolls, they're a dime a dozen. so i think those things really sparked my interest and piqued me, you know, so that's how i got involved. yeah. >> you've done so much. so i mean, we railed a lot of it off there when you started on your journey of getting into psychology , what was it that psychology, what was it that made you choose psychology as a path? >> well, it's interesting you asked that because originally there's a lot of medical doctors in my family and i was going to be a doctor and i took the first physiology and biology sorry, physiology and biology sorry, physiology and biology sorry, physiology and anatomy course that you have to do. and we had to dissect cats. now i am i mean, if i was going to have a gender w

yeah, jk rowling jk know, there is a jk rowling.was personally cancelled because i won't retweet a graham line of an article that was in your newspaper got cancelled newspaper and i got cancelled from on international from talking on international women's being women's day about being a working mum. yeah. so as soon as anybody says anything that might sound to be remotely contrary to the idea that somebody can just pick their gender somehow, there's a pile on behind the scenes. i'd love to understand it more. hello. >> and what's view on this? >> and what's your view on this? would have welcome would you have been welcome guidance from the prime minister at the department of at number 10, the department of education, do need education, because they do need to up. they really do. >> and the problem right now, the controversial the government's controversial northern legacy, bill, northern ireland legacy, bill, is one step away from becoming law. >> now, this is really important legislation , actually, because legislation, actually, b

you're right , it has to come from the names that are almost too big to be cancelled, which is why jk rowlingout there alone. >> that's the problem with it. now we've got three. wouldn't it be great, for instance, if we had other great populist figures, like any of the strictly judges or any of the or any of the people that introduced strictly take or ant and dec, anybody who said this is not right, it's not fair. and dec, anybody who said this is not right, it's not fair . we is not right, it's not fair. we should stop it now. but they won't say it because their agent is saying to them or they're saying to themselves, look, it's taken me years to get where i am today. i don't want to get involved in this. it's not whether they believe it or not, it's whether going to have whether they believe it or not, it commercial going to have whether they believe it or not, it commercial effect|g to have whether they believe it or not, it commercial effect on 0 have whether they believe it or not, it commercial effect on them.�* a commercial effect on them. >> well, indeed, because the only member of th

but it will play a song actually encouraging physical violence against people like jk rowling.? yeah exactly. are they getting away with this is bbc six music, which is supposed to be, you know, edgy and i mean, that's not edgy. it's disgusting. i can't believe that that song has even been written. i can't believe it's even been recorded. i can't believe that anybody is actually entertaining it yet alone. the bbc? well, no, actually, no, it doesn't surprise me at all because that band, murphy. surprise me at all because that baryeah, murphy. surprise me at all because that baryeah, they're.urphy. surprise me at all because that baryeah, they're sanctioning >> yeah, they're sanctioning violence against but it's violence against women. but it's okay you're woke, you okay because if you're woke, you can threaten women with violence if they don't let you in your changing room. but aren't they the kind people? oh, they're the hashtag be kind things, but shut the kind people? oh, they're the has women kind things, but shut the kind people? oh, they're the has women kind tyour;, but s

remember that one when you see remember that one of the names, all the names you've listed, but also jk rowlingder that rowling is it any wonder that normal . people, people out of normal. people, people out of the public eye don't dare speak out either when they see what happens to people who you would think had the power to speak their because of who they their mind? because of who they are, but they don't. >> brooks i don't call us the silent majority anymore . i call silent majority anymore. i call us silenced majority. yeah, us the silenced majority. yeah, yeah. >> look, let's be honest. 99% of the public think that what roisin murphy thinks or said on her private facebook , it is my her private facebook, it is my view that there aren't such a thing as trans kids. there's very confused kids that are being pushed into things by parents and teachers and society into something they do not understand and could regret. probably will regret for the rest of their lives . rest of their lives. irreversible. it's irreversible. puberty blockers. so let me just tell you, it's one big agenda. we're see

you're right , it has to come from the names that are almost too big to be cancelled, which is why jk rowlingout there alone. >> that's the problem with it. now we've got three. wouldn't it be great, for instance, if we had other great populist figures, like any of the strictly judges or any of the or any of the people that introduced strictly take or ant and dec, anybody who said this is not right, it's not fair. and dec, anybody who said this is not right, it's not fair . we is not right, it's not fair. we should stop it now. but they won't say it because their agent is saying to them or they're saying to themselves, look, it's taken me years to get where i am today. i don't want to get involved in this. it's not whether they believe it or not, it's whether going to have whether they believe it or not, it commercial going to have whether they believe it or not, it commercial effect|g to have whether they believe it or not, it commercial effect on 0 have whether they believe it or not, it commercial effect on them.�* a commercial effect on them. >> well, indeed, because the only member of th

however, i think we've now been so jk rowling. >> so you believe too, that rishi sunak is encouraging and thousands of people are already dying every single day because of impact of the climate of the impact of the climate emergency ? emergency? >> that's a fact. so okay, so wow. >> wow. >> your eyes are lighting up . >> your eyes are lighting up. >> your eyes are lighting up. >> your eyes are lighting up. >> you like a snake that's caught a mouse . what are you caught a mouse. what are you going to come out with genuinely ? >> 7- >> i've 7_ >> i've been ? >> i've been doing 7 >> i've been doing this show two and a half years. it's not often i'm speechless. i'm genuinely shocked. so you agree that rishi sunakis shocked. so you agree that rishi sunak is somehow responsible for genocide? do you agree with just stop oil, the thing that always alarms? >> can you just can you hang on? i'm getting there. when you talk about justice, will you forget that most of them are climate scientists? there are people that most of them are climate scientists’:in here are people that most of them are cl

but it will play a song actually encouraging physical violence against people like jk rowling.? yeah exactly. are they getting away with this is bbc six music, which is supposed to be, you know, edgy and i mean, that's not edgy. it's disgusting. i can't believe that that song has even been written. i can't believe it's even been recorded. i can't believe that anybody is actually entertaining it yet alone. the bbc? well, no, actually, no, it doesn't surprise me at all because that band, murphy. surprise me at all because that baryeah, murphy. surprise me at all because that baryeah, they're.urphy. surprise me at all because that baryeah, they're sanctioning >> yeah, they're sanctioning violence against but it's violence against women. but it's okay you're woke, you okay because if you're woke, you can threaten women with violence if they don't let you in your changing room. but aren't they the kind people? oh, they're the hashtag be kind things, but shut the kind people? oh, they're the has women kind things, but shut the kind people? oh, they're the has women kind tyour;, but s

however, i think we've now been so jk rowling. >> so you believe too, that rishi sunak is encouraging and thousands of people are already dying every single day because of impact of the climate of the impact of the climate emergency ? emergency? >> that's a fact. so okay, so wow. >> wow. >> your eyes are lighting up . >> your eyes are lighting up. >> your eyes are lighting up. >> your eyes are lighting up. >> you like a snake that's caught a mouse . what are you caught a mouse. what are you going to come out with genuinely ? >> 7- >> i've 7_ >> i've been ? >> i've been doing 7 >> i've been doing this show two and a half years. it's not often i'm speechless. i'm genuinely shocked. so you agree that rishi sunakis shocked. so you agree that rishi sunak is somehow responsible for genocide? do you agree with just stop oil, the thing that always alarms? >> can you just can you hang on? i'm getting there. when you talk about justice, will you forget that most of them are climate scientists? there are people that most of them are climate scientists’:in here are people that most of them are cl

remember that one when you see remember that one of the names, all the names you've listed, but also jk rowlingder that rowling is it any wonder that normal . people, people out of normal. people, people out of the public eye don't dare speak out either when they see what happens to people who you would think had the power to speak their because of who they their mind? because of who they are, but they don't. >> brooks i don't call us the silent majority anymore . i call silent majority anymore. i call us silenced majority. yeah, us the silenced majority. yeah, yeah. >> look, let's be honest. 99% of the public think that what roisin murphy thinks or said on her private facebook , it is my her private facebook, it is my view that there aren't such a thing as trans kids. there's very confused kids that are being pushed into things by parents and teachers and society into something they do not understand and could regret. probably will regret for the rest of their lives . rest of their lives. irreversible. it's irreversible. puberty blockers. so let me just tell you, it's one big agenda. we're see

like jk rowling they do all the rhetoric, you know, to make it look as if they won't. i think you're right. they won't sack clarkson did, clarkson because if they did, there'd be other there'd be a million other people be prepared to people who would be prepared to pick that show or fund it pick up that show or or fund it in way, including gb in another way, including gb news. he'd be very news. and indeed, he'd be very welcome kelvin mackenzie welcome here. kelvin mackenzie thank much. we will speak thank you so much. we will speak on it's time now on monday, but it's time now to reveal greatest on monday, but it's time now to reveal in greatest on monday, but it's time now to reveal in union greatest on monday, but it's time now to reveal in union jackass. my britain in union jackass. my superstar panel return an allison pearson. who's your nominee? >> it is kane blackwell, a brilliant young producer on the dan wootton show who is leaving us for political pastures . new us for political pastures. new kaneis us for political pastures. new kane is a brilliant political

themed panel at comic—con has been cancelled after the lgb charity switchboard intervened over jk rowling'she potential impact on our community, particularly trans individuals . particularly trans individuals. but the cancellation of rowling herself continues to falter as thousands of amazon readers hailed the opening line of harry potter and the philosopher's stone as one of the greatest even stone as one of the greatest ever. here is the line that came in fifth place. mr and mrs. dursley of number four, privet drive were proud to say that they were perfectly normal. thank you very much . well, thank you very much. well, listen, drop a few truth listen, let's drop a few truth bombs now in the company of britain's best entertainer of comedy and tv. i won't say i grew up watching you because that will make you feel a bit old. and your father, you grew up a lot. >> you know, i didn't realise you so tall. >> you know, i didn't realise youi've so tall. >> you know, i didn't realise youi've so seen you like this >> you know, i didn't realise yo 16ve so seen you like this >> you know, i didn't re

themed panel at comic—con has been cancelled after the lgb charity switchboard intervened over jk rowling'stial impact on our community, particularly trans individuals . particularly trans individuals. but the cancellation of rowling herself continues to falter as thousands of amazon readers hailed the opening line of harry potter and the philosopher's stone as one of the greatest even stone as one of the greatest ever. here is the line that came in fifth place. mr and mrs. dursley of number four, privet drive were proud to say that they were perfectly normal. thank you very much . well, thank you very much. well, listen, drop a few truth listen, let's drop a few truth bombs now in the company of britain's best entertainer of comedy and tv. i won't say i grew up watching you because that will make you feel a bit old. and your father, you grew up a lot. >> you know, i didn't realise you so tall. >> you know, i didn't realise youi've so tall. >> you know, i didn't realise youi've so seen you like this >> you know, i didn't realise yo 16ve so seen you like this >> you know, i didn't realise yo

jk, jk j.k. rowling. >> yeah. jk, jk j.k. d now look at her. yeah >> no, no. >> no, no. >> look at her. haven't you? >> look at her. haven't you? >> your thoughts >> okay. keep your thoughts coming through that. anything coming through on that. anything else to talk about this else you want to talk about this morning? 6b views 6bnews.com. our news today and that's our main news today and that's all about the manhunt for daniel karloff, the terrorist suspect who escaped from wandsworth prison earlier this week . and prison earlier this week. and that search is in its fourth day. now. police have offered a reward of up to £20,000 for any information which leads directly to his arrest. >> meanwhile, the first sighting of him has been confirmed , named of him has been confirmed, named after a member of the public said they actually saw him walking away from a van near the wandsworth roundabout on wednesday well the wednesday morning. well the metropolitan police commissioner, rowley , said commissioner, mark rowley, said the was i

. >> jk rowling cabinet about this.er, the transport secretary, both furious at the suggestion that this might be axed. and then got axed. and then you've got the chancellor probably, chancellor and probably, i think, rishi sunak. mean, if think, rishi sunak. i mean, if we're what the times we're to believe what the times is number one is saying today, his number one aide of this is saying aide on all of this is saying that this is the biggest disaster and should never have have you know wins have happened. you know who wins out this? and i guess out in all of this? and i guess it's the ones that hold the out in all of this? and i guess it's th strings. hat hold the out in all of this? and i guess it's th strings. but hold the out in all of this? and i guess it's th strings. but this the out in all of this? and i guess it's th strings. but this close to purse strings. but this close to tory conference, they just tory party conference, they just can't and say it. can't come out and say it. >> it's embarrassing be in >> i