is like mary fireman, who he had like john lennon a slightly more rocky sh- strict sound, and mariamore romantic tour, like paul mccartney of the world is brown, but believe me, if you take the work of the beatles and the sports components of the brown something, who is equivalent and certainly our belarusian duet will still show itself in all its glory . thanks a lot. i 'll come to you, let's talk after asking briefly, but eugene can not do otherwise, but at the same time brilliant words. thanks mine for this. in general, for now. we have such events, plus the guys have a medal, they are the details today in our evening diary. in the meantime, i propose to move us a beautiful city. grodno where anna eisman works. anya speak. thank you andrei in grodno today, a busy game day has already taken place six matches at the five-on-five field hockey tournament. and what's nice tomorrow we will definitely expect the final of the team belarus 1 against belarus 2, and this is not a battle of the radio company's bellsler tv channels. these two women's belarusian teams will find out tomorrow. w

and that night, i booked ringo starr, paul mccartney, george harrison and john lennon for three shows four white guys who are british, to come out of nowhere and be everywhere was quite unbelievable. >> the beatles are a bunch of guys from liverpool. i mean, people in london would have looked down at liverpool back then, but liverpool was a port town, and these port towns become places where all sorts of contraband gets exchanged, and one of them at that point was great music. >> a lot of the sailors and people coming back to america were bringing back these records. some were pop records some were called race records because they were by black artists. ♪ maybelline, why can't you be true? ♪ oh, maybelline, why can't you be true? >> the level of influence that american rock and roll, blues, country and western, motown had on those kids growing up in england was really amazing. ♪ all my love, all my kisses, you don't know what you've been missing, oh, boy ♪ ♪ when you're with me, oh, boy >> so, i would listen to buddy holly and gene vincent and jerry lee lewis, fats domino, all of the

john lennon had paul mccartney. you can go through the whole list.so part of my interest in writing the book was the relationship between the two of you and the friendship and to partnership. frank, do you have any thoughts about that? yeah, well, i met mark for the first time. i was selling one machine, maybe. every ten days and. bart being the marketing guy, the first six months after i hired him and i hired him on a straight commercial and, i couldn't afford to pay him. he sat in my office and watched me try to sell the machines and that six month period, remember, he made a phone call to, a company in canada that they were was actually a monro muffler. they make the sell mufflers. you know, munro munro muffler and bart went up well. he came home with an order for 100 machines and that was just mind blowing 100 machines in one order. and that's really got us started so that we do the the zeolite project and let just say that i've heard that word tonight many times miraculous and i really do think it was miraculous. and my theory that god finally g

here's john lennon's -- john lynch. >> they are task to make tough decisions.painstaking for then. it came to a point where they felt like sam had one and nothing was going to change that. out of the respect for trey lance, they called him in. never did we think that would get out. i can tell you that he handled it incredibly well. with class. he was devastated. rightly so. larry: the a's open the series in chicago, busting out the serious lumber. five homers in one game. now it's time for myself he. great defense. brent rucker gets all of this, oso -- or so he thought. great catch. they don't get the double play but still. that was spectacular. robbed once. gets revenge. his 22nd on the year. the fan holding onto his food in one hand. are you serious? somebody is an athlete. wearing the jersey. zach a lot continues to impress pigot to run blast to left. went 294. tony kemp says this one is for baby. mammoth shot to right. five homers. dream scenario. shohei ohtani signs with the giants and the off-season. here comes the curveball. torn ligament in his elbow. w

the track was refer on -- was one of soarchl a ka setd john lennon recorded a year before his death.wo of the song, "free as a bird" were cleaned up. an attempt was made with that song but the project was abandoned because of background noise. >> when peter jackson did the film "get back," us making the album, he was able to extricate john's voice from a lit bill of ka setd that has john's voice and the piano. the he could separate them and tell the machine, this is a voice, that is guitar. so when we came to make what will be the last beatles record it was a demo that john had. we were able to take's voice and get it pure. through this a.i. >> it comes at the same time as an exhibition at london's national portrait gallery, revealing photographs captured by paul mccartney captured between january 1963 and february 1964 that showed what it was like to be a beatle at the start of beatlemania. that's all we have time for. thanks for watching. >> the love and the wonder of what we went through is captured in these photographs. it's the whole thing. it's what makes life great. >> on fran

bank of america, today joined the fed and reversed its prediction for the economy, paraphrasing john lennon, imagine no recession, it's easy if you try, but the optimism comes as credit rating agency fitch downgrades the u.s. from aaa to aa plus citing the insurrection, political polarization, and growing debt >> and given the kind of deterioration and governance and unwillingness to really tackle these issues, we don't think that they deserve a aaa anymore. >> reporter: the white house quickly pushed back on the downgrade. >> what they're doing is punishing the cleanup crew when the guy who wrecked the room is long gone, and sorry, but that just doesn't hold water. >> reporter: the ceo of jpmorgan chase on cnbc reassuring investors the u.s. economy is very robust >> this is the most prosperous nation on the planet it's still the most prosperous nation on the planet. >> so, tom, clearly there's some good economic news, but a lot of people at home are still dealing with i guess what could be called everyday inflation. >> reporter: yeah, especially at the gas pump the national average for gas

. >> yeah, i love them, we're gladiators we're gladiators you know what john lennon called new york cityme >> seth: oh, wow >> this is the center of the universe >> seth: gotcha. so, this is exciting that you're taking over -- you're the king of new york. you're taking over the giants. now as a coach, what would be the first rule you would have as a coach in the nfl >> i would change the lunch. [ laughter ] everybody's eating pork and beans and franks [ laughter ] cowboy food. >> seth: yeah. oh, that's very exciting you feel like maybe things have gotten a little too nutritious, and you go back to the old ways. >> absolutely. whatever happened to knishes [ laughter ] >> seth: that's true, you feel like - >> i love knishes. >> seth: uh-huh. >> i used to go to coney island a lot. >> seth: to go have a knish? >> to have a knish >> seth: there you go. see, i find out new stuff about you every time you're here >> you didn't know this about me >> seth: i didn't. >> all them years on "saturday night live," and you didn't know i love knishes >> seth: you kept this knish secret, yeah [ light laug

paraphrasing john lennon, imagine no recession it's easy if you try but the optimism comes as credit rating agency fitch downgrades the u.s. from aaa to double-a plus, citing the insurrection, political polarization and growing debt >> given the deterioration in government and unwillingness to tackle these issues, we don't think that system is the aaa anymore. >> reporter: the white house quickly pushed back on the downgrade. >> what they're doing is punishing the cleanup crew when the guy who wrecked the room is long gone. sorry, that just doesn't hold water. >> reporter: the ceo of chase reassuring investors the economy is very robust >> it's still the most prosperous nation on the planet. >> our thanks to tom for that report >>> the extreme heat has relaxed a little bit across the country, but the south continues to bake. over 45 million people are still under heat alerts. and part of texas and louisiana are feeling temperatures that are as much asa de 15 degrees hr than normal. >> and that's not the only summer weather to worry about. summer storms are not letting up in the midwe

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during the hundreds of episodes of his talk show, he also interviewed stars including david barry, john lennonluded those with actress dame helen mirren and meg ryan. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. if you have an allergy to pollen, today's levels across england and wales are high. high pressure is in charge of our weather at the moment so things are settled. you can see from the squeeze in the isobars it will be breezy through the day and later we have this weather from bringing in some rain. the forecast, as we go through the rest of the afternoon is one of sunny spells, areas of cloud at times and an isolated chance of a shower in the south—west, maybe if you getting in across the north—east of scotland. it will be fresher across the north sea coastline than it is going to be across central and western areas, where the temperatures will be high and we could hit 27 degrees in hampshire. this evening, sunshine before later on the cloud thickens towards the west, heralding the arrival of the first weather front bringing in some showery, outbreaks of rain. heavy at times with the odd rumb

is getting good at faking thingings generated a new john lennon song 40 years after his death and music streaming saying that whole thing could ruin music and all be a.i.'s fault and they differ from in thes who blame trump from republican who is blame biden. which is different from the people who would still somehow found a way to blame yoko onoaa.i. powered app let's you text with a.i. jesus and satan and if you want to text do it for free ask me for my ex-'s phone number. ♪ ♪ meanwhile, lowe's announced monday starting to sell christmas themed items like wall wreaths and inflatables online. >> merry christmas ho, ho, ho -- >> company executive merchandising thinking of the holiday presidents you in cooler state of mind than what we're dealing with across a large parts of the country. what? is he really suggesting that thinking about all of this shopping you have to do for the holidays is a way to relieve stress? i mean this guy has, obviously, never been to a best buy at 5 p.m. on christmas eve. but speaking of shopping so-called girl math is trend on social media it says for example

john lennon sings it in a voiceless rerun dream, new york city right there. 77 degrees.w efficiency standards for household appliances washing machines, refrigerators, a lot of folks are not happy jeff flock adding appliance store in new jersey. how many complaints as owner received from the new machines? >> a lot more than he used to. this is abc discount appliances discount is one of your favorite words. rich super has been in this business for 35 years. the new appliances, less water, water consumers telling you. >> they got into a point where they used to a half gallons of water for a wash and are trying to make it work to be met used to be 20 or 30. >> early pretty efficient. they wash very well, the fear each time they try to make it lower and lower is going to wash less efficient and have to run it through another wash that's what people are complaining about. >> stewart will be interested in this the thing that they're most concerned is the price and the prices go up the more efficient they get. the claim on the part of the government you going to save money on t

the significant thing is that both john lennon and paul mccartney made music in their own particularthey were deeply in love with a woman. ♪ ♪ but i'm not the only one ♪ mccartney went home, made that record where he plays all of the instruments on his own, this kind of cozy domesticity. beautiful, wonderful, warm music. it's gonna look roughly like this. this is our first showing of it. so this is just the mockup, folks. man: the new album with atlantic -- and it's gonna be called "ringo's rotogravure." i sell records, and it doesn't matter if i've been in the beatles or not, if they don't like the record out there, they won't buy it, you know? ringo, who, to this day, people dismiss way too much, has tremendous success in the 70s. and george harrison, who had been stockpiling these amazing songs, explodes like a supernova on an album called "all things must pass," maybe the greatest beatles solo album of all. ♪ you don't need no passport ♪ ♪ and you don't need no visa ♪ over the years, you know, i had such a lot of songs mounting up that i really wanted to do, but i only got my quo

. >> i think he was the closest that his generation came to a john lennon, in that, you know, he wasd he didn't play according to the rules. >> i was 16 when that happened, and if you turned to music for solace in your life, to then see your hero kill himself, it was devastating. it's certainly sucked the air out of alternative rock. you know, the best band fell apart after only making a couple records. you know, what do you do after that? >> ♪ >> oasis, the verve, blur. the britpop thing, it was, like, the hangover of grunge. oh my god, my heads pounding, this has been on s.a.n.e. let's start on oasis. >> ♪ >> they were the opposite, because they wanted fame, you know? no matter how big they were, they wanted to be bigger. >> we know we're the best band in the country. it's as simple as that. and it's that simple. >> they've got know, kind of, no false modesty. >> we're brilliant, and, i mean, it's like, anybody who's got the balls to do that is good in my book. >> ♪ >> creep came out in the early '90s, and that was as much of an old rock hit at any of the nirvana songs or the pearl

officer: john lennon as he was entering his premise was shot by an unknown at this time white male.ith immense shock and grief to the first rock and roll assassination. it was like in one moment the '60s and '70s got murdered. man: in his life, has given more love than most men and women on the face of this earth. we're here to prove love is not dead, even though john is. graham: you know, you start the decade with the death of a beatle. you don't really know where you're going to go from that point, culturally or musically. announcer: for a while it seemed there was nothing new on the horizon. announcing the latest achievement in home entertainment. the power of sight -- video. the power of sound -- stereo. mtv, music television. [ rock music plays ] we are so excited about this new concept in tv. we'll be doing for tv what fm did for radio. [ music plays ] quinn: at the time the world was saying, we don't think anybody is going to watch videos over and over, but we knew we had something special. ♪ ooh, my little pretty one ♪ ♪ my pretty one ♪ ♪ when you gonna give me some time, sh

i don't listen john lennon. i was warren buffett, but the truth the 10 year treasuries. it's a 4.1%. and i've been saying for 25 years, daria, i've said it once. i've said it a million times exact rate. but more importantly, i said it's tough to investments of 4.1% because i'd rather put my money somewhere safe at 4.1%, then somewhere risky in the stock market, getting 7 to 10%. so people to start to change around here. it's ok, real estate goes down. stocks start to go sideways, win tin. you're trying to get stuff. 4 plus percent. so other news moderna saying they're going have a good fall because covid shots. i don't want to say that out loud. write apple and amazon are report numbers tonight. and then tomorrow we get the july jobs report, which is me hugely big for wall street out there mean we're not going to recession, not going recession means inflation and inflation coming down. this is a sweet spot to be in right now, ok? and celebrate with a trip. ok? so a look at a vacation ing. >> now, if it's it's between, for example, new york or paris. i'm going paris. >> y

youth is very john lennon in yekaterinburg, this is an unofficial name, of course, you will not findhe largest metropolitan areas in the country. more than one and a half million people live here and every year the city only grows. the relay race to yeysk is another one, the city is a birthday boy, he is 175 years old. the country's oldest outpost, gostiny dvor street. all sights nearby pray are all located parallel perpendicular to each other, so get lost in our city. it is impossible today, yeysk is a resort city for children and adults, because here the youngest, the birthday boy, becomes both shallow and a little deep. ukhta settlement. they have been here since the middle ages. but the city was formed 94 years ago first industrial oil production later appeared lenin's head to satan about 30 meters wedding prom to take a walk with a girl just to see friends. well, you boldly young man, because we did not try to climb. all the mountains continue to flourish new waterfront place of attraction for young people dozens of playgrounds. this is a restored park, so eti ukhta will need a

and i think that was best summarized by paul mccartney and john lennon when they the seventies and wrote i'll tax the street. if you try to sit, i'll talk to your seat. if you get too cold, i'll tax the heat. if you take a walk, i'll tax your feet and the taxman. that's in fact, that's the. one of the greatest newspaper stories that i wish i had clipped the time was quoting mick jagger taxation and why he was tax exile from the uk. they said, hey, i'd pay 50%, 50% as fair, but no more. so, you know mick jagger as he goes. well, if those are the sources, why don't we go to the audience. but people on the right mood. raise your hand and they'll bring the microphone over. so why don't we start here and then we'll work across the room, state your name. well, my name, sam. born from new hampshire. and the panel today talked, a lot about cutting. and i know from coolidge's they cut it from 73% to 25%. but with respect to the loffler, what is the ideal rate of taxation? because presumably of taxes continued to be cut as they did with coolidge increased income. but when do we hit the point when

when they burnt the beatles john lennon beatles albums afterjohn lennon said we're bigger than jesus,aid, which is not quite what he said, by you know, i would by the way, you know, i would have been if i'd been have been upset if i'd been around in 1968, but would you be fat? >> wow. level upset. that's what i would been anyway. i would not have been anyway. that's for part but that's it for part two. but coming got transgender coming up, we've got transgender womb transplants , nike in womb transplants, nike in trouble women's football trouble over women's football and trump taking things too and trump fans taking things too far. see you after the weather . far. see you after the weather. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. we'll nofice the gb news forecast. we'll notice the increased humidity dunng notice the increased humidity during the nights. next few nights , windy and cloudy nights, windy and cloudy conditions start starti

and john lennon colour—blind john lennon of a colour—blind society. i was society.ght growing up, and i have taken me single taken that with me every single day of my life. i neverjudge day of my life. i never judge someone because of the colour of their i do live in a their skin. i do live in a colour—blind world don't colour—blind world and i don't care this organisation, the care that this organisation, the key, says that that's wrong because think they are racist because i think they are racist and think they are peddling and i think they are peddling propaganda. is wrong with propaganda. what is wrong with living in colour—blind world living in a colour—blind world where don't think the where you don't think about the colour you colour of someone's skin? you think their characteristics. >> it's very me. so i >> i think it's a very me. so i used to say like i don't really see colour. and then when my sister came back from university in she like, in california, she was like, that's racist that's actually a super racist thing and i like, thing to say. and i was li

and john lennon colour—blind john lennon of a colour—blind society. i was society.ve taught growing up, and i have taken me single taken that with me every single day of my life. i neverjudge day of my life. i never judge someone because of the colour of their i do live in a their skin. i do live in a colour—blind world don't colour—blind world and i don't care this organisation, the care that this organisation, the key, says that that's wrong because think they are racist because i think they are racist and think they are peddling and i think they are peddling propaganda. is wrong with propaganda. what is wrong with living in colour—blind world living in a colour—blind world where don't think the where you don't think about the colour you colour of someone's skin? you think their characteristics. >> it's very me. so i >> i think it's a very me. so i used to say like i don't really see colour. and then when my sister came back from university in she like, in california, she was like, that's racist that's actually a super racist thing and i like, thing to say. and i

even john lennon of the beatles bought into it. why do you think that was? do you think what, if any, larger narrative do you think was being served by disorder blind faith in this fictionalized narrative of mansion besides , i think we've got it that we'd appreciate it. we appreciate it. second goes back to where we started our conversation about the mythology of american events. >> guest: you've got to remember that in 1968, 1969 in america anything seemed possible that would've seemed impossible just a few years before. you had young people radically changing, previously in america the kids were going to go up to be like their parents and all of a sudden you were finding young people thinking it's that old all right to be disrespectful, it's necessary because we need to make things better. you've got music becoming the cultural touchstone instead of books, instead of tv. for the first time you've got national news that the broadcast pretty much on a 24/7 basis, but the evenings you can always listen to walter cronkite a man walks on the moon. the new york

even john lennon of the beatles bought into it. why do you think that was it? what if any larger narrative do you think was being served by this sort of blind faith in this fictionalized narrative? stuart we've got it, i appreciate that that kind of goes were back to restart our conversation about the mythology of american. but you've got to remember that in 1968 and 1969 in america anything seemed possible that would have seemed impossible if years before. you had young people radically changing. previously in america kids were going to grow up to be like their parents. that all the fun you're fighting young people is not judgment it's alright to be disrespectful it's necessary for going to make things better. you've got music become the cultural touchstone instead of books and set a tv. for the first time you got national news that is broadcast on a 24/7 date you can always listen to walter cronkite in the evening. a man walks on the moon. the new york mets win eight pendant. richard nixon comes back from obscurity to become president of the united states. th

even john lennon of the beatles bought into it. why do you think that was? what, if any larger narrative fusing was being served by this sort of blind faith and fictionalized narrative of manson? peter: that goes back to where we started our conversation about the mythology of american events. jeff: remember that in 1968 and 1969 in america anything that would have seemed -- anything seems possible that would have seemed impossible years before. young people were radically changing. before in america kids would grow up to be like their parents. suddenly you have young people thinking it is not only our right to be disrespectful, it's necessary because we need to make things better. you have music becoming the cultural touchstone instead of books. instead of tv. for the first time, you have national news broadcast pretty much on the 20 47 basis but in the evenings you can always listen to walter cronkite. a man walks on the moon. the new york mets when. richard nixon comes back from obscurity to become president of the united states. there are riots in the st

brian: en este mismo edificio fue asesinado la superestrella john lennon en 1980.rendida de lo que estaba ocurriendo y vio que no sÓlo no habÍa nadie tocando las campanas sino que la cuerda de las que tienes que tirar estaba cortada, se encontrÓ el resto de la cuerda que estaba desaparecida, pero no sabes dÓnde, en la tumba. [mÚsica] javier: aquÍ tenemos toda la actividad paranormal que puedas desear, esta casa estÁ considerado por los entendidos en estos mundos paranormales la casa mÁs encantada de nueva york por eso he querido dejarlo para el final. todo lo que te puedas imaginar bajada de temperatura, subidas de temperatura, presencias, objetos que se mueven, tanto frÍo, todo, se ha registrado aparentemente. brian: si te gusta lo paranormal y el suspenso tiene mÁs razones para explorar la capital del mundo. francisca: gente que tiene mucha fascinaciÓn por este tipo de lugares. yo no me atreverÍa. raÚl: mejor celebramos la vida. jomari: feliz cumpleaÑos para mi a martÍnez, 13 aÑos, de texas. jessica:lilu y evangeline huerta cumple 9 y 4 aÑos, felicitaciones para

here are the words of john lennon's song imagine so true. that's a nice altruistic message.in the home of christianity. jerome muslim, and they seem to get on fine most of they seem to get on fine most of the time . i'm not sure i'd say the time. i'm not sure i'd say the time. i'm not sure i'd say the middle east is an oasis of calm the time there. alfred calm all the time there. alfred but dave says science is scepticism , referring to the scepticism, referring to the comments by the m16 chief who says we should be wary about science scientists on i because they got a lot of things on covid wrong and dave is completely right. science is scepticism, things have to be tested . but now something tested. but now for something a little different. curious mcgrath described as was mcgrath once described as was once described as a monumental risk to the public from a young age, he was involved in gang violence, helped to set up an illegal gun factory and in 2016 was sentenced to eight years in prison for conspiracy to blackmail and possession of drugs. but he's turned his life arou

here are the words of john lennon's song imagine so true. that's a nice altruistic message.s in the home of christianity. jerome muslim, and they seem to get on fine most of they seem to get on fine most of the time . i'm not sure i'd say the time. i'm not sure i'd say the time. i'm not sure i'd say the middle east is an oasis of calm the time there. alfred calm all the time there. alfred but dave says science is scepticism , referring to the scepticism, referring to the comments by the m16 chief who says we should be wary about science scientists on i because they got a lot of things on covid wrong and dave is completely right. science is scepticism, things have to be tested . but now something tested. but now for something a little different. curious mcgrath described as was mcgrath once described as was once described as a monumental risk to the public from a young age, he was involved in gang violence, helped to set up an illegal gun factory and in 2016 was sentenced to eight years in prison for conspiracy to blackmail and possession of drugs. but he's turned his life ar

like muhammad ali and david bowie and john lennon describing the process an describing the process asid he was a proud yorkshireman but was beyond region or class. he was himself . and as you've been himself. and as you've been hearing, gb news can reveal 550 people have crossed the english channelin people have crossed the english channel in ten small boats over the past 24 hours. it brings the total number of migrants making the journey this year to more than 17,000. uk border force were on red alert yesterday . were on red alert yesterday. they say it's a very extremely busy time for asylum seekers and a significant surge in crossings is expected with the better weather this weekend . more on weather this weekend. more on all of our stories on our website as always, gb news. i'll be back with another bulletin in about half an hour's time . christys on gb news. >> i'm gb news radio. christys on gb news. >> i'm gb news radio . and >> i'm gb news radio. and welcome back to the live desk on gb news of students across england, wales and northern ireland start to receive their a—level re

mentioned you know, like you mentioned earlier, stars earlier, nearly 3000 huge stars were talking john lennond the host and the broadcaster who was very focussed on it being about the guest. >> it was never about him . he >> it was never about him. he never wanted to trick them up or get a quick soundbite. it was like, let me get deeper, let me let this interview evolve and see where it goes because i know i'll get something special. >> and he knew we'd get it because he put in the work. he did his research he was prepared. >> absolutely. look, thank you very, much , ali. ali very, very much, ali. ali phillips who of phillips there, who is, of course, journalist course, showbiz journalist just reacting to that sad news that michael parkinson has passed away, also an opportunity, away, but also an opportunity, isn't actually celebrate away, but also an opportunity, isn'life actually celebrate away, but also an opportunity, isn'life and ctually celebrate away, but also an opportunity, isn'life and pay lly celebrate away, but also an opportunity, isn'life and pay tribute brate away, but also an

our reporter phil mccann joins us now from liverpool john lennon airport.ouldn't— we are waiting in lines as you couldn't get any other deals, a nice day out _ couldn't get any other deals, a nice day out for— couldn't get any other deals, a nice day out for us. we couldn't get any other deals, a nice day out for us-_ day out for us. we got a notification _ day out for us. we got a notification from i day out for us. we got a | notification from google, day out for us. we got a i notification from google, not day out for us. we got a _ notification from google, not even the airline — notification from google, not even the airline itself, _ notification from google, not even the airline itself, at _ notification from google, not even the airline itself, at 5.00am i notification from google, not evenl the airline itself, at 5.00am saying it was— the airline itself, at 5.00am saying it was cancelled, _ the airline itself, at 5.00am saying it was cancelled, and _ the airline itself, at 5.00am saying it was cancelled, and we _ the airline itself, at 5.00am sayin

john lennon and 82% out of 100.ased on overall satisfaction and likeliness to recommend and to other people, passengers surveyed described the airport as first class and well run. while staff were praised for being friendly and helpful . next was london city helpful. next was london city airport thought a relaxed atmosphere came second with 78, an and low security waiting times average queue times just about ten minutes. aberdeen and southampton next and bournemouth east midlands and newcastle. so there's none of the biggies in there, but you know governments and are hell bent on big airports and i think there should be more smaller airports which tend to work very, very well. >> apart from when air traffic doesn't work, air traffic control all listen, the other big story of the day that we're still talking about is the ulez expansion , ultra low emission expansion, ultra low emission zone. mayor sadiq khan spoke to gb news political editor christopher hopes and he said action needs to be taken on air quality . qual

you know, john lennon had a big nose. aaron taylor—johnson played him. he looked nothing like him.'t need to looked like we you don't need to look exactly like the person you're playing to, to play a good part . and i think, you good part. and i think, you know, you said you said about the stereotype, it's not a stereotypical nose and i think that's the point. you know , that's the point. you know, there is no such thing as a stereotypical jewish nose that is , you know, that is a racist is, you know, that is a racist stereotype . you know, there are stereotype. you know, there are jews with big noses , jews with jews with big noses, jews with small noses, non—jews with big noses, non—jews, small noses and research has shown that that jews have no bigger noses than anybody else, even though there is this stereotype. so why but but leonard bernstein had a big nose and so they've given him a big nose . big nose. >> well , but y big nose. >> well, but y but yes, but bradley cooper already has a fairly big nose. >> he doesn't need to put on another nose in order to make himself look mo

john lennon band now ? so he lennon with the band now? so he effectively seems alive.d be brought back to life through i. i would love to see that i think it would be fascinating to see. >> i just think now it's like people are just going bit too people are just going a bit too far . i just people are just going a bit too far. i just think, people are just going a bit too far . i just think, know, to far. i just think, you know, to the point where i find it, for me be a scary seeing me it'll be a bit scary seeing someone died being brought someone who's died being brought back ai someone who's died being brought back al on stage. back to life in al on stage. i just i think that just that doesn't me. well, doesn't sit right with me. well, i it'd be great. doesn't sit right with me. well, i we'vei be great. doesn't sit right with me. well, i we've been|reat. doesn't sit right with me. well, i we've been talking about >> we've been talking about houday >> we've been talking about holiday morning . we holiday stress this morning. we were talking about it earlier. essential