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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 that were coming back from america were bringing back these records. some were pop records, some were called race records because they were by black artists. ♪ oh, 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 d

lennon being america playing out with it already is something new from boston to palestine a land of his but you know just the next generation of musical talent simon shaheen the musical journey on al-jazeera. talk to al-jazeera we talk about 2 of the biggest problems facing and they all the endemic corruption around the character we listen so if you reprint place china as an enemy of the words and that's really the editors we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories the back to 000 for the. ah. ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya. the los ma they don't the law but is. not is that the of us then i suppose he'll tell us about when i thought it was the most of london. only a fantasy just. no nobody got us closer to where the job was called than in a salary level as a result of. business. and the nominee. john nobody else has one of the almost was. more than a little. was that yeah. yeah. yeah yeah. yeah. yeah yeah that. was just you know i mean me i'm a what i'm really on. but i feel commitment really got. me from yeah i've been with the guys who put a camera in

and guess what she's just 15 years old yes lennon there are heart of the ideal planting trees on but these instead of having the tradition ok drinks and parties she's also the money should from the knuckle on global need to come to the nicotine box of climate change we recently made up. here that i'm a big. you're gonna get me. the enemy good ways leading this protest against climate change in the ugandan capital of kabul students taking to the streets to be a part of the global movement for ideas for future government action to curb climate change. there is a my purpose is that we are young people and we're facing for our future and repurchased ever afraid to face the mother nature i think people my age are coming to protest because they know they have the biggest stick enough future and they're trying to fight for it when the end of the right time 15 last year she didn't want to kick or to party. instead she decided to celebrate her birthday by planting 200 trees. you know she launched a tree to come pain with the trees which go to a lot of attention since the people in uganda plan

. >> 17-month-old lennon lyons was beaming as she took her first steps at home on valentine's day aftercessfully undergoing four brain surgeries. >> her mother says lennon suffered a bilateral brain bleed when she was born. the family was warned she may never walk independently. this morning her mom is calling her little girl a miracle. and watch out, kitty, because she is going to be moving around that house. >> oh my goodness, this is special. >> yeah, whoo-hoo, touchdown! >>> this morning on "world news now," president trump on a clemency spree. >> he grants clemency to 10 people and commutes the sentence of former illinois governor rod blagojevich. the former governor leaving prison and heading home to illinois overnight. what he plans to do now. >>> also breaking overnight, attorney general william barr is telling people he may step down. barr has been very loyal to the president, but just recently told abc news that the president's tweets make it impossible to do his job. >>> plus the latest on nascar driver ryan newman's condition after that horrific wreck at the end of the dayto

the celtic manager, neil lennon described it as "a magnificent three points".ed rangers and for hibernian. women's fa cup holders manchester city are through to the quarterfinals for the seventh year in a row after thumping ipswich 10—0. birmingham city beat sunderland 1—0. the other games were postponed due to the weather. katie 0rmerod is on track to become the first british woman to be a world cup champion on snow. 0rmerod finished in third in the event in calgary, which keeps her in first place overall in the slopestyle world cup. there's more on the bbc sport website, including the latest on british tennis number three kyle edmund, who is playing in the new york 0pen final against andreas seppi and rory mcilroy in action at the genesis invitational in califrnia. hello. this is bbc news. just a bit more now on the dimond princess cruise ship we understand that this is concerning the diamond princess cruise ship that is currently quarantined off of japan. cruise ship that is currently quarantined off ofjapan. according to local reports, chartered flights car

lennon is held at the sing sing correctional facility in new york state he's serving a 28 years to life sentence for selling drugs and murder he writes speeches about life in prison for outlets like the washington post the new york review of books the marshall project and is even a contributing editor for esquire magazine. story comes from characters so i'm constantly in conversation with my peers i'm sort of taking notes whether it be in the yard and you know i have my pen and i'm talking to the person and then i'll go back to my cell and i'll sort of transcribe those notes on my typewriter and i don't even really do too much of my own research whenever i see a story and something i think i'm bringing i'm looking at this the story is a little different from my angle right. of the media setups in the u.s. prison system right now san quentin is web prison is interested in journalism wants to be there's a newspaper san quentin news there's the radio show on cops and you can see the infield where we see video in here and there's the head pod cast a house you can drag. all produced by inmat

labour msp monica lennon has introduced the period product built of the scottish parliament to give freeing opposed by the snp government because of tampon raids from the english into scotland's to steal products. if that is the case, what kind of border does the secretary of state would be required in the event of an independent scotland with separate currency, a different regulatory environment, and different provisions on trade? the honourable gentleman makes an exceptionally good point, and that is a border we need to avoid. and it makes no sense in having any sort of border between gretton and berwick. and as to the snp opposing that and that opportunity to reduce back rates and other things that would help people, people of the poorest incomes, i simply don't understand what they're thinking. if the secretary of state truly values the trade between scotland and the rest of the united kingdom, why is he prepared to countenance a situation where we would lose frictionless trade between scotland and northern ireland? as the prime minister said, there will be unfettered access between

defense league is here in russia on a lectured to called the rape of britain to see if he actually lennon who goes by the name of tony robinson 1st came to prominence for organizing controversial demonstrations last year he was jailed for contempt of court after harassing defendants outside the child sex abuse trial it was a case where police with held the race of the accused over fears of inflaming racial tension robinson was part of a push to highlight multiple child grooming gangs largely run by pakistani men in towns across the main in the north of england and the since being banned from almost all mainstream social media sites he was challenged by artes of son a boy care on the latest edition of worlds apart. speaking about the topic of your talk correct me if i'm wrong it's titled the rape of britain i know that you are prone to generalizations but isn't that too broad and hue threatening of a statement in my writing discussion to talk about islam but muslims in general not like how can you talk about these lawmen not talk about muslims in general islam is an idea it's a book it's a

clarity to defrock him if if he by a miracle wins his appear you can reinstate him can't you i mean tim lennon president of the survivors network of those abused by priests i'm sure you know him as well as pelle should have been immediately defrocked makes me speechless he said that they've kept him as a cardinal that means he's the prince of the church the 3rd highest ranking member so now we're faced with a situation where survivors have to rely on civil courts to achieve justice because we have not seen that within the church about their use of if there is a conviction he will certainly be defrocked this is my conviction and you've condemned very strongly sexual abuse in the catholic church but you some of your comments appear to watered down your condemnation by pointing out that this kind of abuse is rife in many other parts of society you said among interview i follow the situation in the us and of late you have accusations against all kinds of religious leaders from different religious denominations the boy scouts and sports teachers university professors medical doctors psychologists p

kristoffer ajer scored the winner for celtic nine minutes from time in conditions manager neil lennonre 1—0 winners against livingston in a game that was put back 24 hours due to a waterlogged pitch. scott arfield's second half winner leaves steven gerrard's side with a glimmer of hope of catching their old firm rivals. hibs also won. rory mcilroy has slipped down the leaderboard on the final day of the pga tour event in california. he was tied for the lead at the start of the day but a triple bogey on the fifth saw him drop from contention. australian adam scott is the leader right now on. he is on ten under par with two holes still to play. british number two kyle edmund has won only his second tour title — beating andreas seppi in the final of the new york 0pen. he won 7—5, 6—1 and 81 minutes. it's his first victory since october 2018. dom inglot won the doubles title too. shaun murphy thrashed kyren wilson 9—1 to win the welsh 0pen — his second title of the season. he raced into a 7—1 lead in the afternoon session and knocked in his third century in the first frame this evening to

greg: you cannot hear in the back don lennon quietly weeping. [applause] the dems better find something else to investigate like to under president trump interfering in the roger stone case with the tweet. but trump tweets all the time which means he interviews and everything. mike bloomberg a massive debt energy. [laughter] new stock market record, spend your money wisely. [laughter] a lineup on fox tonight with jesse watters, judge jeanine and greg gutfeld. [cheering] greg: that's a real quick tweet, you name it he is going to tweet it, the dems are trying to impeach trump with all they have expression with the majority says the better off when 90% thinks my life is good, when the first impeachment did not put a single dent in trump's armor, will they tried again, i hope so because i really miss adam schiff. >> slide down a mountain in my bare feet. >> ready or not here i test, ready or not. >> have they called security. >> i say i have the light, i recognize myself, good night. [applause] greg: rob, thoughts in general, what are you thinking.

english defense league in russia on a lecture tour called the rape of britain stephen he actually lennon who goes by the name of tommy robinson 1st came to prominence for organizing controversial demonstrations last year he was jailed for contempt of court for harrison defendants outside a sexual abuse trial robinson's been at the forefront of exposing multiple child rape gangs largely run by pakistani men in town to cross england as the police or to cover up the rapists identities for fears they will become targets for racism robinson has since been banned from almost all mainstream social media sites he had a lively exchange with artichokes on a boycott which you can watch online at r.t. dot com. speaking about the topic of your talk correct me if i'm wrong it's titled the rape of britain i know that you are prone to generalisations but isn't that so you broadbent who threatening of a statement you might write in discussion or talk about islam but muslims in general not if i like how can you talk about islam and not talk about muslims in general islam is an idea it's a book it's an ide

beautifully ornate, all the different trends in there but a beautiful statement came from this, john lennonf fame? he said not being able to have a point by himself in this pub, so go for the fact it is iconic that way. lovely pictures, really nice images. thank you for joining us. still to come, the world of sonic branding and jingles. how do you identify a brand with a sound? it is often a few seconds of sound that becomes big business. you're with worklife from bbc news. today's the last day of national apprenticeship week and today we're talking transport. bus and train operator go—ahead has announced that they're recruiting 1,200 new apprentices this year, a 20% increase on last yea r‘s number. and as well as bus and train driving, they'll offer roles in everything from customer service to engineering. katy taylor is commercial and customer director of go—ahead. thank you forjoining us. 20% up is a bigjump. thank you forjoining us. 20% up is a big jump. it is, thank you forjoining us. 20% up is a bigjump. it is, it is testament to the success of the scheme so far. we have been really p

you know, kobe and i had a complex relationship throughout the years, but not unlike mccarthy and lennon, and i am proud that no other team has accomplished what the three-pete lakers have done since the shaq and kobe lakers did it. sometimes like immature kids we argued, and we fought and we bantered back and forthwith offhanded remarks, but make no mistakes, and you folks thought we were on bad terms, and when the cameras were turned off we would wink at each other and said, let's go whip some ass. kobe and i always maintained a deep respect and love with one another. the day kobe gained my respect was when the guys were complaining, and they said, kobe's not passing the ball. i said i will talk to him. i said, kobe, there's no "i" in team, and he said, i know, but there's a "me" in that [ bleep ]. so i went back and told them to just get the rebound, he's not passing. mamba, you were taken away from us way too soon. now it's time for us to continue your legacy. you said yourself that everything negative pressure challenged is all the opportunity for me to rise, so we now take that sam

. >> the significant thing is that both john lennon and paul mccartney made music in their own particularthe fact that they were deeply in love with a woman. ♪ but i'm not the only one >> mccartney went home, made the record where he plays all the instruments on his own. this cozy domesticity, beautiful, wonderful, warm music. >> it's going to look roughly like this. this is our first showing of it. >> this is just the mock-up, folks. >> the new album with atlantic. >> it's going to be called -- >> i sell records. doesn't matter if i'm with the beatles or not. if they don't like the record they won't buy it. >> ringo to who this day people dismiss way too much. has tremendous success in the 70s. and george harrison stockpiling these amazing songs, explodes like a supernova, an album "all things must pass" may be the greatest beatles solo album of all. ♪ you don't need no passport >> over the years, now, such a lot of songs mounted up i only wanted to do. i got a quota of one, or two per album. >> were you held down by the other fellows? >> well, very subtly, yes. ♪ ♪ >> i'd just like to t

this is a strange market lennonism of china, is it not? >> yeah, well, the rules are a little bit blurry in some places in public gatherings are still banned. movie theaters fall into that. tiananmen square i drove through this week is empty. any places where people gather together is still supposed to be banned, but we see it happening in all parts of the country where factories are supposed to be reopening, but migrant workers are stuck in their home townes in the country side. there are many hurdles to trying to resume some sense of normality here. the government is extremely concerned about the economic impact of this virus, and is almost trying to will the country out of this outbreak. >> doctor, from what you can tell, is it sensible for the chinese government to start trying to get people to get back to work in a normalcy and such, or should there still be this sense of almost a national quarantine? >> i think it's hard to tell because we don't know how many, how transmissible this disease is. it's unclear if the closing down the sh

i just want to find out -- just give me the truth, as john lennon sang.ets the truth and the truth was in this case mccabe did nothing wrong, barr was happy to let that be the answer. so we will have to see on a case-by-case basis. if he finds the flynn case is proper and lets it be, good for him. if he tries to do political interference, then shameful behavior for an attorney general. >> somebody listened to a lot of beatles on the way in, "let it be." what about what we heard from william barr in that abc interview where, you know, he essentially admonished the president for all of the tweets and said it really did kind of handicap him. take a listen. >> so you're saying you have a problem with the tweets? >> yes, i have a problem with some of the tweets. i'm not going to be bullied or influenced by anybody. i said whether it's congress, newspaper, editorial boards or the president. i'm going to do what i think is right. and, you know, the -- i think the -- i cannot do my job here at the department with constant background commentary that undercuts me.

together by a group called "project democracy," which is a group that is just to the left of john lennon. i think everyone ought to leave bill barr alone and let him do his job. >> neil: apparently the president agreed with you. this is what he had to say earlier today. >> 's statement that you shoul should -- >> president trump: everybody has the right to speak their mind. i use social media. i guess i use it well, because here i am. i'm here. >> neil: he has a point. the attorney general makes my job more difficult. obviously, they are on good terms are not threatened here or what have you. the president is not going to change his treating behavior. >> know, and a lot of this controversy as you know has been orchestrated. on the senate side, i can tell you who has orchestrated most of it, senator schumer. he is my colleague but he is by partisan rage. chuck is like a teenager right now. he hates everybody. he is still upset over impeachment. and so you have to consider the source of a lot of this pushback. let me say it again about bill barr. i think bill barr exercises power fairly an

celtic manager neil lennon said they had shot themselves in the foot after they were knocked out by fcthe last 16 despite losing the second leg of their tie against espanyol 3—2, and that miss by pedro neto. he won't forget it in a hurry, but luckily it didn't affect the outcome. in contrast, manchester united absolutely romped home against club bruges. 0dion ighalo with his first goal for united as they won 5—0 on the night, 6—1 overall. british riders chris froome and adam yates are among those being tested for the coronavirus after cycling's uae tour was cancelled when two italian staff members were found to have the virus. yates was leading after the fifth stage, before the decision was taken to end the race. froome was back racing for the first time since breaking his leg in a race injune last year. he tweeted that it was a shame, but public health must come first, and they were staying at their hotel until further notice. now, it is the fight everybody wants to see between two giants of british boxing, tyson fury against anthonyjoshua. fury beat deontay wilder to claim the wbc ti

. >> i think he was the closest that his generation came to a john lennon. >> yeah. >> in that he wass 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 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 head's pounding. this has been insane. let's turn on oasis. ♪ and after all ♪ you're my wonderwall >> they were the opposite of nirvana because they wanted fame. no matter how big they were they wanted to be bigger. >> we know we're the best band in the country, and it's as simple as that. and it's that simple. >> the thing about oasis in a way is they've got no kind of -- no false modesty. >> anybody can just sort of go we're brilliant. it's like -- >> anybody who's got the balls to do that is good in my book. ♪ but i'm a creep >> "creep" came out in the early '90s. and that was as much of an alt ro

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. ♪ ♪ >>> john lennon, as he was entering his premises, was shot by an unknown at this time, white malehe world has reacted with immense shock and grief to the first rock 'n' roll assassination. >> it was like in one moment the '60s and the '70s got murdered. >> in his life he's given more love than most men and women on the face of this earth. we're here to prove that love is not dead, even though john is. >> you start the decade with the death of a beatle. you don't really know where you're going to go from that point. you know, culturally or musically. >> 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. >> we all are so excited about this new concept in tv. we'll be doing for tv what f.m. did for radio. ♪ >> at the time the world was saying we don't think anybody's going to watch videos over and over. but we knew we had something special. ♪ ooh, my little pretty one, pretty one ♪ ♪ when you gonna give me some time sharona ♪ >> mtv made y

the legislation, put forward by labour msp monica lennon, is likely to pass its first vote in holyroodctories and earth orbits for nasa‘s early space missions and was portrayed in the 2016 oscar—nominated film hidden figures. the new york times has tweeted simply: "they asked katherine johnson for the moon, and she gave it to them." the former american president barack 0bama, who presented her with the presidential medal of freedom, said: "after a lifetime of reaching for the stars, today, katherinejohnson landed among them. she spent decades as a hidden figure, breaking barriers behind the scenes. but by the end of her life, she had become a hero to millions — including michelle and me." and the actor taraji p henson, who played katherinejohnson in hidden figures, honoured her in a tweet. no surprise that pancake day is trending on twitter in the uk — shrove tuesday is the beginning of the 40 days leading into easter and marks the start of the christian festival of lent. 0ne commuter tweeted this photo of their journey this morningfrom st .ake station — with the caption happy pancake

john lennon. ♪ we all shine on >> reporter: one republican and and countless sports games.conic arena on wednesday. "to kill a mockingbird," which has made more than 100 million bucks on the great white way, played a free performance for new york city public school students. >> i'm really excited. it's my first broadway show, and broadway tickets are really expensive, so being able to get them for free and to come with the school and my friends, it's fun and exciting. >> reporter: exciting, sure. and important. the play is based on the 1960 novel, one of the most popular in american history, and it tackles themes of racism and intolerance. >> my favorite book. i loved it so much. i think it was so powerful to read, especially as an african-american. so i'm really excited my first broadway show, it's my favorite book. >> it'so relevant to because there's still a lot of controversy and like social issues, and we still see the ideas of -- seen in that story brought up today. >> reporter: its relevance drawing in an audience of 18,000 students and chaperones for this first of i

celtic manager neil lennon said they'd shot themselves in the foot, after they were knocked out by fcrst leg, butjust as the match was heading for extra time, the danish champions scored twice in the last five minutes to win 3—1 on the night, a—2 on aggregate. wolves made it into the last 16, despite losing the second leg of their tie against espanyol 3—2. and despite that miss by pedro neto. he won't forget it in a hurry — but luckily it didn't affect the outcome. in contrast, manchester united absolutely romped home against club bruges — 0dion ighalo with his first goal for united as they won 5—0 on the night — 6—1 overall. indeed, ighalo features on most of this morning's back pages. "iggy tops" the headline in the express, showing him dedicating his goal to his late sister mary who died suddenly in december and has always wanted him to play for united. the times have picked fernandes, for their lead picture. he scored united's first goal last night. and the guardian have picked the game's other scorers, fred and mctominay. and they say the euros will start in rome, as planned this

celtic manager neil lennon described it as "a magnificent three points".ond half winner left them with a glimmer of hope of catching their old firm rivals. it's football all the way on most of this morning's back pages. the guardian features a shot of son celebrating his late winnerfor tottenham and also report that arsenal manager mikel arteta had been in touch with pep guardiola, and says manchester city are "suffering" after that two—year ban from the champions league there's a different take in the daily express, with the headline "juve got to go", suggesting that guardiola will leave city to take over atjuventus. the daily mail have better news for city, saying their star players will stick with the club, despite the ban. british number three kyle edmund has won his first atp event for 16 months. he beat italy's andreas seppi in straight sets, in the final of the new york 0pen. he said it was down to a lot of hard work throughout the year, and a lot of ups and downs that you don't see behind the scenes. england's cricketers rounded off their tour to s

monica lennon, who introduced a bill, said she wanted to introduce what she called period dignity forhip with a teenage animal rights campaigner. but andy coles, currently a member of peterborough city council, has told the bbc he did not have a sexual relationship with the woman when he posed as an activist in the 1990s. he was a member of the metropolitan police unit, the special demonstration squad, which infiltrated protest groups. in the light of the scotland yard finding, the woman — known only as jessica — is now asking for an apology and compensation from the police. june kelly reports. general election night 2019 and, standing at the shoulder of the winning candidate in peterborough, is andy coles, a conservative councillor and former police officer. this was him in the 1990s, when he was an undercover officer. he infiltrated protest groups and called himself andy davey. next to him here is a 19—year—old animal rights campaigner. i knew lots of people... now using the pseudonym jessica, she says they had a sexual relationship and she describes him as her first boyfriend. i th

neil lennon's side have won this competition for the past three seasons.irst and set england a modest 257 to win. despite a few late scares, england got their fairly comfortably, winning by two wickets to level the series 1—1. the sides now begin a twenty20 series on wednesday. finally, what were you doing when you were 16 years old? how about getting a hat—trick in test match cricket? well, that's what young naseem shah did for pakistan yesterday — the teenager got wickets with three consecutive balls against bangladesh to become the youngest player in history to get a hat—trick in test cricket. some achievement, and they are very excited about him in pakistan. 16? 16! france lead the way after the second round of matches at the six nations. their new look side beat italy 35—22 at the stade de france, and they got the crucial bonus point too. they're level with ireland on nine points at the top of the standings. they of course beat wales in dublin on saturday. it's italy's 24th consecutive six nations defeat. the women's six nations was also affected by t

. >> forrest gump, john lennon. >> it's a delightful play on the contingency and accident that shapes the first americans to visit the land of china in something like a million years. somebody said world peace was in our hands. but all i did was play ping-pong. >> that film embodies everything that makes tom great. he's fantastic dramatic actor. he's magnificent comedy actor. i can't think of another actor living or dead who could have ever done that part. >> by the 1990s, the median age of the people who served in world war ii was around 70. they were growing old and they were disappearing. and there was a powerful sense of nostalgia. and we saw a lot of retrospective looks at aspects of world war ii. this was the time when people started talking about the greatest generation. >> "saving private ryan" was a film i was going to make someday in my life. my dad used to have his band of brothers from the air corps come over to the house every year. the first time i ever heard grown men cry was at these reunions. it was all about the trauma they had suffered in world war ii. >> i'll see y

ted kennedy was campaigning for the democratic nomination to challenge jimmy carter in 1980, john lennoned, but middle of that, there would be this. >> 11 seconds, you've got 10 seconds, the countdown going on right now. five seconds left in the game. do you believe in miracles? yes! >> unbelievable! >> 40 years ago today, joining me now the captain of the 1980 miracle on ice team and the author of making the of the miracle, the untold story of the captain, winning gold, u.s. hockey team. mike, it's an honor. >> thank you very much, thanks for having me on. neil: there were eiconic moment in sports and politics and it pierced the nation's mood. you know, mike, no one gave you or the guys a shot, but somehow you thought they did have a shot and that was half the battle, wasn't it? >> i think so. you know, i've always told people, first of all, if you think you're going to lose, you probably will. you know, we knew it was going to be a hard game and going to be difficult, but that's why you play and you know, we were confident, we believed in ourselves and clearly and we believed in each o

lennon love. and here's a sweet photo that they posted. great shot rhett saying, pray for us as we switch from man-on-man defensive to zone. know it well >> good luck >>> sebastian maniscalco everybody loves his honest and relatable stand-up comedy. he's hilarious when he was on "the kelly clarkson show," they played a perfect game all about venting some of his biggest annoyances >> get the generator started here we go >> i love you but please stop -- >> oh. that's real. >> listen, my wife, when we go out to eat, takes forever to order. she doesn't use her menu time appropriately. okay [ laughter ] i'm like, the waiter will come all right, baby. you go first all right. i'll have steak with mixed vegetables back to you. how long did you think i was going to take? i mean, go first it's not skydiving >> funny >> i love him. >> anyone take long ordering >> no. i go right in. >>> finally, it's almost valentine's day. how about a rom-com. e! news is running the top romantic comedies. top three have been revealed leading the vote, no surprise, "p

john lennon. ashley: way back when. happy valentine's day.y and his wife meghan fired entire uk staff. ashley: they are out of there, see you later, apparently told the people that work in their office, inside buckingham palace, 15 of the staffers, they are trying to fine more alternatives jobs; they were informed about it last month, they knew it was coming, we are out of here off to canada and who knows where after that. they have cut their ties. stuart: how do you feel about that? ashley: it doesn't sit well. stuart: it won't work well for him. that's just my opinion. hold up, hold up, we have presidential tweets. here we go. i was very surprised and disappointed that senator joe manchin of west virginia voted against me on the democrats totally partisan impeachment hoax, no president has done more for the great west virginia than me, pensions and that will always continue. every republican senator except romney, many highly religious people, all very smart voted against the impeachment hoax, senator cavuto, all in, great person, i was tol

and labour msp monica lennon — who introduced the bill forfree sanitary products in scotland, joins usod products can be expensive and not always accessible. so the campaign has been about addressing period poverty but making sure periods are normalised and the access to products is commonplace. how big of an issue is this in scotland, in particular? well, we know that ghettos have missed out on school, on education, because of lack of access to period products. one in eight ghettos have already accessed the scheme backed by the scottish government. one in five women across the uk will experience period poverty at some time in their life, so the bill i have proposed will ensure no—one will have to struggle within access and supply and make them more accessible in community venues. and gemma, you have campaigned for many years. you feel there is a breakthrough being made on this? i think so. we have seena made on this? i think so. we have seen a sea change in the uk over the la st seen a sea change in the uk over the last couple of years. scotland has really led the way in terms of prog

celtic manager neil lennon described it as "a magnificent three points".ld's second half winner left them with a glimmer of hope of catching their old firm rivals. british number three kyle edmund has won his first atp event for 16 months. he beat italy's andreas seppi in straight sets, in the final of the new york 0pen. he said it was down to a lot of hard work throughout the year, and a lot of ups and downs that you don't see behind the scenes. rory mcilroy blew his chance to win the genesis invitational in los angeles. he had a share of the lead going into the final round but he hit a triple bogey on his way to a two—over par round of 73, and he lost sight of winner adam scott. katie 0rmerod is on track to become the britain's first female world cup champion on snow. 0rmerod finished in third in the latest event in calgary, which puts her in first place overall in the slopestyle world cup. she's been on the podium in every event so far. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. see you then, thanks, gavin. let's get more on

john lennon beatles song. it is fantastic! you got that? you got that? susan: yeah.iasm. lauren: producer told us in our ears. stuart: i have been in strawberry fields. west side of central park. 62nd street. susan: a little higher than that. stuart: why are we playing that song? i will tell you, ladies and gentlemen, because of this tweet from elon musk. what if there was an artificial intelligence program to want to pick as many strawberries as possible, so cultivated nothing but strawberries as possible on earth's land? then it would be strawberry fields forever. that was issued in the middle of the night. heaven knows what elon was doing. we have modest decline for the dow industrials. down six points. still up for the nasdaq. still up for the s&p. how about united healthcare and boeing. they're both dow stocks. they're both down. that is causing some of the damage to the overall average. check the 10-year treasury yield. still around 165. no it moved up a bit. 166. the price of oil still 50 bucks a barrel but getting close to 5 1. there is your markets. now this

at the 0scars, she sang one of the most iconic songs of all time byjohn lennon, imagined this year.ready a global superstar. a lot of her fans, very loyal fa ns, superstar. a lot of her fans, very loyalfans, our superstar. a lot of her fans, very loyal fans, our younger demographic. there will be millions of people watching this film and it will bring her a whole new audience. she has already proved herself in the quality of the output she has put out there and i would imagine going forward is it willjust be more albums. if this is what she has made aged 18 and younger, it is quite astonishing really. good for coming in. thank you. donald trump's attorney as we've been hearing — a labour mp has put himself into isolation after attending an event where someone had coronavirus. alex sobel, who represents leeds north west, says he's been told he's "very low risk". let's beat him now. how are you feeling? i am feeling absolutely fine. no symptoms but no flu, no fever, no respiratory issues. tell us fever, no respiratory issues. tell us about the event we might have come into contact wit

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the celtic manager, neil lennon described it as "a magnificent three points". hope of catching their old firm rivals. england's cricketers rounded off their tour to south africa with a memorable win in the final t20 international. they pulled off one of the highest run chases in the history of the shortest format of the game, as our sports correspondent andy swiss reports. commentator: and it's england who take the spoils... happy? just a little, but who could blame them? english cricket has seen a few unlikely wins recently and this was right upper there. earlier, south africa's batsmen had seemingly smashed them out of sight. england could only green. improbable run chases are england's speciality. jos buttler set them on their way before the workers began to clash. with south africa sensing a comeback, enter ben stokes... with predictable results. it is not easy to upstage that but eoin morgan somehow managed it. 15 offjust 21 balls, tickling his own england record. remarkably, they won with nearly and over to spare in the end, one of the greatest run chases