: skier jonny mosely.ome - >> seth: it was spinning in the air on skis. we're not making this up >> the dinner roll >> seth: i know we're. >> google it >> seth: i know we're very good improvisers. you might be like, oh, they're doing a bit. >> it was called the >> seth: true. >> it was called the dinner roll i don't know >> seth: i should note, i do want to stress, lovely guy i enjoyed the week a great deal. this is a very unfair photo. because it seems like i'm jealous right now. [ light laughter ] >> and also -- i mean he put on a dance tight. >> seth: yeah, he put on a dance tight. >> you go, jonny mosely. jonny mosely was game. >> seth: you meddled -- you meddled for me i'm very excited about this. you did a wonderful parody of the sort of hallmark christmas movies >> yes >> seth: or christmas movies in general. >> no, hallmark. >> seth: okay, good. >> very specifically >> seth: i feel like last time when i said hallmark, you guys said, "whaaa." >> it was probably just because viacom didn't want us to

rachel and jonny are very good friends.y piece, we are working closely together as a team. that's the other thing i have felt, having been in the shadow cabinet for about 18 months now. there's been a galvanising of the labour team. in the process of putting together these missions and thinking in a serious way about what we would do in government is galvanising the team. keir starmer has done this sticking plaster politics pitch a few times. do sales of plasters go up every time he does it? that would be an intriguing little stat to find out. that is your mission for this evening. newscast, taking on all the big questions of the day. thank you very much. thanks for coming in. the studio is turning into a bit of a train station now because as one guest goes, another one arrives, although he has not got a train here, he just walked across from the house of commons. it is the security minister, tom tugendhat. nice to be here. i see you have a pen and paper, were you expecting an exam? well, you never know. i so often forget t

done said by the it's me jonny bat the way it's me not jonny bat you can i ask you both of you knowhts we reflecting in the like to people the inboxes like to people talking about this four day working good idea some working week so a good idea some might dream it. might be the dream wouldn't it. he wouldn't a four work he wouldn't live a four day work full for days. oh full time you work for days. oh well yeah. i mean i work can use it. have in the office. yeah it. we have in the office. yeah well paul can tell you how many hours i love my job and so there is a difference between working enormous hours and enormous amounts of hours and loving your job and in a job loving yourjob and in a job that you hate and being forced to work in enormous amounts hours. i think it's a very different thing, isn't it? and i think it really depends. i went to i went out for a drink on sunday night and at 8:00 they said, oh, orders were said, oh, lost orders were closing, a fork. and closing, it's a fork. and i said, oh, there's no there's no demand. and they said, actually is staff work. so is beca

joining us at post 9 is jonny fine from goldman sachs who we turn to for all things credit. you agree with this big rush into bonds on the back of fed chair powell and the ecb president and bank of england's andrew bailey all saying we're still fighting inflation >> i think i do. they are still fighting inflation but i think we've seen the clearest signs ever they're winning the battle, and the battle is almost won, and we're very close to being at the end of the hiking cycle. i think people are looking forward what that might mean with growth prospects, inflation coming down, future cuts in interest rates to stimulate more growth i think that's helped to drive a lot of the flow dynamic and the support we've seen in the bond market more generally. >> what do these bond yields, the ten year comes down, what do they tell you about where the market expects growth to be >> expecting lower growth throughout the year. the market expects fed fund rates to be lower at the end of the year than today so that's no more hikes and one cut or more hikes and multiple cuts, so i think that

and like jonny, it's different here, there is a very serious issue in july 1400 exam , you have to write down how many months the child is, sometimes when we say that in order to solve the problem now, i know what is the most important problem , the most important problem is that there is a disease of educational injustice. the most accurate and caring teacher of the leader the revolution strongly emphasizes this issue. i repeat their words . they said that in 2019, the children who were sent to different cities would have the same educational opportunities as those who live in disadvantaged areas. he is kidding and making religions, we have moved in this direction seriously. vice president of education and we inform you that the national media is trying then make this effort to make a leap because if you are telling the truth and educational justice is important to us, which is definitely important because one of the sweetest fruits of the tree of islamic government, on the other hand, one of the most important fruits , educational justice has come to you. this issue did not work, so al

cycling and england netball and some of the olympians and paralympians include sharron davies and jonnieter say funding cuts will lead to further closures and more ill health, an issue already costing the country billions every year. you'll see multi—sport facilities being restricted, including football. you'll see bespoke programmes for women, for people from ethnically diverse communities, from disabled people as well, all being restricted. withjust under a month until the budget, those working in the leisure sector are now pleading for a little more help to stay afloat. matt graveling, bbc news. a scheme to encourage households in england and wales to replace gas boilers with low—carbon heat pumps has been described as "seriously failing". people can apply for grants to help make the switch, at present, though, only half of four hundred and fifty million pounds allocated is likely to be spent. the house of lords climate change committee says there should be better marketing of the scheme. football players from the men's and women's game have raised environmental concerns over plans by

captain jonny sexton starts despite having to go off during the win over wales last week.thdrawn from the rfus process to enter into the championship due to the instability of the league. the club will now be rebranded as sixways rugby. the rfu says it provided worcester with "the best possible chance" to provide all information required to prove its sustainability. while the department for digital, culture, media and sport has described it as "devasting news for rugby fans across the west midlands." the international olympic committee has urged ukraine to drop threats of boycotting next year's games if russian and belarusian athletes compete. the ioc had said it will "explore a pathway" for russian and belarusian athletes to compete as neutrals in paris. ukraine's sports minister who is also president of its olympic committee, responded by saying the country could boycott the games, with several other european nations since also calling for the ban to be upheld. ioc president thomas bach has told ukraine's olympic committee that such threats are "extremely regrettable". h

cycling and england netball and some of the olympians and paralympians include sharron davies and jonnieed, including football. you'll see bespoke programmes for women, for people from ethnically diverse communities, from disabled people as well, all being restricted. withjust under a month until the budget, those working in the leisure sector are now pleading for a little more help to stay afloat. matt graveling, bbc news. let's talk now with olmypic skier chemmy alcott — who has signed the letter to prime minister rishi sunak. as someone as someone who has competed in no fewer than four winter olympics, why did you sign this letter? it’s did you sign this letter? it's actuall did you sign this letter? it�*s actually devastating to think of the impact on sport and physical health and well—being of our nation. i was really lucky to be a local swimming pool really lucky to be a local swimming pool, at richmond pole. it was huge for me in terms of water safety and community and ijust for me in terms of water safety and community and i just think there are so many people who have struggled

cycling and england netball and some of the olympians and paralympians include sharron davies and jonnieore ill health, an issue already costing the country billions every year. you'll see multi—sport facilities being restricted, including football. you'll see bespoke programmes for women, for people from ethnically diverse communities, from disabled people as well, all being restricted. withjust under a month until the budget, those working in the leisure sector are now pleading for a little more help to stay afloat. matt graveling, bbc news. let's talk now with professor greg whyte — an olympian and sports scientist who has signed the letter. greg represented great britain in the modern pentathlon — winning european bronze and world championship silver medals — while competing in two olympic games. good afternoon to you. how important were pools, leisure centres, sports facilities when you were growing up and thinking of a career in sport? i think it's really simple. without public facilities i simply would never have been an elite athlete. i wouldn't be where i am today. they are inst

captain jonny sexton starts despite having to go off during the win over wales last week. urged ukraine to drop threats of boycotting next year's games if russian and belarusian athletes compete. the ioc had said it will "explore a pathway" for russian and belarusian athletes to compete as neutrals in paris. ukraine's sports minister who is also president of its olympic committee, responded by saying the country could boycott the games, with several other european nations since also calling for the ban to be upheld. ioc president thomas bach has told ukraine's olympic committee that such threats are "extremely regrettable". northern ireland's tom mckibbin is the clubhouse leader on day one at the singapore classic. the 20—year—old produced a flawless round of eight birdies and no dropped shots for an opening eight under par 64 and an early one—shot lead. it continues a fine start to mckibbin's dp world tour career after finishing in a share of sixth place at last november's challenge tour grand final in majorca. that's all the sport for now. police have extended their sear

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