, panellist ken livingstone, creator of the congestion no less. think about that . and a less. think about that. and a freedom of information act has uncovered that the met police have compiled a list of contentious and monuments as they call them, including the cenotaph and winston churchill, the scared that the perpetually offended might and pull them down. why the only man who could possibly solve that dilemma is also on my panel tonight , dr. also on my panel tonight, dr. david starkey and who's been shopping recently, will know that the high street is in its final death throes. but if we really thought through the reality of a country in which we do everything from the isolation out of kitchen tables via out of our kitchen tables via app' out of our kitchen tables via app, we're going to be joined by app, we're going to be joined by a council who thinks the decline of centres is of our beloved town centres is due the merciless war on the due to the merciless war on the car. i to agree so samuel car. i tend to agree so samuel thoughts and ques

ken livingstone, is it our problem ? livingstone, is it our problem?n london. she's a british citizen . if she's committed a crime, should be in a prison here in. britain not on some horrible little camp in the middle east, which not. i'm being bound by the of laws that apply to our prison. so, i mean if she's guilty this keep in prison but here not send a british citizen to somewhere in the middle east where be subject to all sorts of abuse and not properly being raped . it will be very difficult raped. it will be very difficult . build a case that would see her put behind bars if she came back. her put behind bars if she came back . well, if we can't prove back. well, if we can't prove that , why are we back. well, if we can't prove that, why are we keeping . i that, why are we keeping. i mean, if she's found of a crime, a crime , that's led to the death a crime, that's led to the death of people, she be in prison for the rest of her life. but if we can't prove that why are we jailing that? so this is actually really big problem with returning fighte

start two anecdotes, both relating upstate new york in august 98, judith watkins, sister of sara livingston j and sister in law of governor, wrote a letter from the finger region where she had recently relocated. she complained about the difficulties providing her daughter, susan, with a suitably genteel upbringing in, this remote location to chores prevented susan from having sufficient to read. so judith made, a special appeal. i do earnestly and entreat mr. jay that he will be good enough to purchase, quote, a -- girl she knew of interconnect city and sent her westward. judith recognized that she might be putting governor jay in an awkward position, john jay had a long association with anti-slavery causes and was governor of new york in 1798, just a year shy when the state would finally pass a gradual emancipation law. and so, judith, sensitive to this, proposed the actual bill of sale for the enslaved woman from schenectady be put in the name of another livingston sister. i don't know whether john jay demurred to or even knew about his sister in law's scheme, but it clear that this daug

ken livingstone david starkey are here with me . this starkey are here with me.all be traced back to you. start in congestion charge . it's start in congestion charge. it's all your fault, isn't it? can you believe how far we've come ? you believe how far we've come? when i brought in the congestion charge before then central london gridlocked people were just stuck in their cars. it is now. have you ever been in central london? it's gridlock now. there's 12% less cars came into london. pollution went down % and but what got to say to people up you've got to get our cars use public transport because the pollution you're producing the damage you the environment is devastating . i'm environment is devastating. i'm so i just i'm so tired of having this conversation . it's such an this conversation. it's such an important conversation. have i think in that that's a lovely idea in a sort of utopian ideal. if london was just a village where everybody tottered around , it was always 25 degrees outside . but on , it was always 25 degrees outside. but on a , it was always

so all my panellist ken livingstone , panellist ken livingstone, creator of the congestion no less.t . and a less. think about that. and a freedom of information act has uncovered that the met police have compiled a list of contentious and monuments as they call them, including the cenotaph and winston churchill, the scared that the perpetually offended might and pull them down. why the only man who could possibly solve that dilemma is also on my panel tonight , dr. also on my panel tonight, dr. david starkey and who's been shopping recently, will know that the high street is in its final death throes. but if we really thought through the reality of a country in which we do everything from the isolation out of kitchen tables via out of our kitchen tables via app' out of our kitchen tables via app, we're going to be joined by app, we're going to be joined by a council who thinks the decline of centres is of our beloved town centres is due the merciless war on the due to the merciless war on the car. i to agree so samuel car. i tend to agree so samuel thoughts and questions place but

. >> livingston, montana may be one of the prettiest and oddest towns in america.. originally a railroad town, a place where cattlemen could drink and philander. then later, a gateway to yellowstone national park. in the 1960s, the surrounding paradise valley was a popular setting for hollywood films, and local ranchers began to see a strange mix of creative types showing up. first to work on films, but later to stay and play cowboy for real. writers like richard brautigan, tom mcguane, and jim harrison. actors like peter fonda, warren oates, the notorious director sam peckinpah made livingston their home . ♪ >> the mint bar opened in the 1920s and holds the oldest liquor license in montana. railroad workers used to drink here. everybody drank here. >> look at that picture of the bar right there. >> yeah, that picture is this building during prohibition. it was a grocery store. >> my friend, dan lahren, is a jack-of-all-trades native son. a hunter, fisherman, and a key figure in the life of the town. >> i mean, this is a rough and tumble railroad, cattleman town, r

, whereas in the private sector, it is seen as an obstacle to profit, a real competitor, philip livingstone, labord up beany, shall try. malarkey mulatto platt it back to look it cause a correlation. prophy casenita semantic. this women at the one shouldn't they don't get owner con, did see on it assure the integrity of a could boy in question with to me let me have you. i'm a plug in both referred slogan. is the concept. see them of choice limit of shape that, that she for the not me sim, becky, double upon them. yeah. see, i'm not logan's worth after in she the nina set of out of the front that alley. but our shape that the at the thought on and the name of what a by that a shumate of the notice in beatrice i that's an alley as doctor to come into this through go back to little bag. so that would be my web dabble. i love mission domain to start eco e premium on a home chart or a b canard look. so no eagle that trent was in eastern cfax door popular, couldn't fail associated, nor did it was did air. there are probably company back owner. they live big jordy pathogen. izzy is the duty marqu

livingstone stood as an independent and swept board because people swept the board because people felt that this was a complete stitch up and i suspect very strongly in islington north it would similar scenario . would be a similar scenario. see, you talk about corbyn, see, when you talk about corbyn, like if i was to talk about one corbyn to one of my brothers, my youngest brother actually, who loves jeremy corbyn, he would say to me, the thing with jeremy corbyn is michel, he's amazing, but you don't realise it because the media around a very success awful smear campaign against him. yeah no, i get that. i do hear that a lot that he's jesus and that everybody's just against him. and actually all the evidence doesn't suggest that he's a particularly intelligent politician. he's just who has certain just somebody who has a certain set principles actually set of principles that actually grate core demographic in grate with a core demographic in the itself. the labour party itself. actually, might be actually, you know, he might be very his constituency very popular in his constituency ,

move livingston to reduce. whoa, whoa, shamia me, dental dental work at the kaiser regimen lee. my son said you guys were bishop mamma, come away condensing. she was a $1.00 oh $1.00. her father. the mule. want to new against asher commands. with until recently stability was a key factor that courts conceded when grand in custody. this made abducting a child. a common tactic, a legal amendment in june 2021 band parents from snatching children in custody, disputed shell, a chunk phone and a lawyer gene. a hopeful that she may now have a better chance of being re united with her son. had say it all. yeah, all the use of all what are you all those she sobeys only. it's always from the 20 church that they were you father day that the rule. it's how you jumper has electric tricia. you will track these on the you go tricia. so you got chill, hi fi, do not quite well they ye go to hoodie. adoption. john lied to me. i bought one of the tree lead. now what much was ideally you the use assume had shoot 20 elliptical empty coupled that sir fatty home? what hara they and you have the day be

celtic scored 3/2 goals to defeat livingston elsewhere at dean's miserable runs, b in 3—1 by saint mirrenartin at the bottom side dundee united. saintjohnson as well one. their third and final one—day magic in south africa. archer took —— six or eight feet in the format as they go towards a world title defence later this year. in south africa's diamond country in england baton performance that eventually sparkled. the opening spell dazzled and to avoid a serious clean sweep england needed to dig deep. and just butler they have one of crickets most precious gems and milan wasn't told a long sign jewel most precious gems and milan wasn't told a long signjewel in most precious gems and milan wasn't told a long sign jewel in their most precious gems and milan wasn't told a long signjewel in their odi crown. the latter won the race to 100, soon followed by his captain. posting 346 england had them dancing to their tune. after 100 of his own in the second odi he knows all about rhythm. after bright start from south africa's captain it suddenly deserted him. losing him was a body blow as was thi

celtic scored three first half goals to defeat livingston elsewhere at dean's miserable runs, b in 3—aint mirren. kilmartin at the bottom side dundee united. saintjohnson won at motherwell. a resurgentjofra archer, was on form for england in their third and final one day match against south africa. archer took 6 wickets in the victory. jos buttler�*s side were hoping to avoid a sixth straight defeat in the format as they build towards their world title defence in india later this year. dan ogunshakin reports. in south africa's diamond country and england batting performance that eventually sparkled. his opening spell dazzled into series clean sweep england needed to dig deep. injos butler they have one of cricket's postprocessed gems. and david malan was alongside the jewel in the crown. the latter won the race to 100 soon followed by his captain and then posting 346 england had the proteas dancing to their tune. after 100 of his own in the second 0di temper but zouma knows all about rhythm but after a bright start from the south africa captain and it suddenly eluded him. losing him w

while inverness, also from the second tier, beat livingston 3—0. 4—1 at championship side ayr. manchester city gained revenge for their league cup semi—final defeat to arsenal earlier this week by winning their women's super league match 2—1 this afternoon. city's england internationals took them two up in the first half. the first from lauren hemp afterjust four minutes. then chloe kellyjust before half time. rafaelle souza got one back in the second half from a free kick. but city's win takes them above arsenal into third in the table. it was relentless from us. every time we went through you think it would go on. i spoke to the players at half—time the dangerous thing for us as a 2—0 score at half—time. we scored showed great character after conceived a goal but i think 2—0 is a bit of a dodgy one. i think if we scored the third one which i think we should had i put that puts a game to bed. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. the rugby league season has returned with the challenge cup. edinburgh eag

while inverness, also from the second tier, beat livingston 3—0.ent ahead before losing at championship ayr. celtic in the late kick off against st mirren. they lead by a goal— zero. manchester city gained revenge for their league cup semi final defeat to arsenal earlier this week by winning their women�*s super league match 2—i this afternoon. citys�* england internationals took them two up in the first half. the first from lauren hemp afterjust 4 minutes, then chloe kellyjust before half time. rafaelle souza got one back in the second half from a free kick, but city�*s win takes them above arsenal into third in the table. it was pretty relentless remorseful it was pretty relentless remorseful i spoke to the players at half—time. they showed great character. but i think 2—0 is a bit, we had another couple of good opportunities. i think we lost possession way too many times in the game, especially very dangerous areas. i don�*t know if it�*s information or positioning that we had at that time, but we need to review that of course. but when you lose

sir iain livingstone was appointed in 2018 and has been a serving officer since 1992. he said his team could take confidence from the exceptional role that police scotland played through covid, cop26 and the events following queen elizabeth's death. the football commentatorjohn knotts on has died at the age of 77. —— john motson. known to fans as "motty", he started working on �*match of the day�* in 1971 commentating on nearly 2,500 games — including ten world cups. the prince of wales — who's president of the football assocation — said the nation had lost a legend �*whose voice was football'. our sports correspondent, andy swiss, looks back at his life. city, back four unchanged... his voice was as distinctive as his sheepskin coat. john motson was football's man for all seasons, capturing its excitement... here's gascoigne... oh, brilliant! oh, yes! ..with an unmistakable way with words. and there it is, the crazy gang have beaten the culture club! hejoined the bbc in 1968, but his big break came four years later — newcastle against non—league hereford and a moment

livingston was putting the money to do was full of cash as to phone. it's in the full claims because you did the disease as soon as you actually do this with cash. when she goes to plex, it professionally, did you, do you put up a list of other ideas with a youth, a school teacher? ah, ah, welcome back to cross stock where all things are considered. i'm peter, let's remind you. we're discussing nato's war with it's go back to london, i'd really i said in my introduction, this is a very dangerous time. because nato is facing absolute, utter humiliation. they will not achieve their goals. and this is where this is where the box themselves and they don't know a way out. i guess they can throw zalinski under the bus. he'll be under the bus eventually one way or another most likely by his own people. but, you know, nato is, is that it was never designed to do this. okay. it was basically design is a dinner club. and then they, they believed their own propaganda. i'm the they, they, none of the military's in nature were designed to fight fight a conventional

this was such a fear that in new york, in upstate, new, an enslaved man named robert livingston. it was also part of the legislature actually helped to pass a law that prescribed death to any enslaved person who'd run away, who was found 40 miles north of because they knew that that's where they were going. and in fact, his enslaved people did. then later escape and they made it all the way to france, canada. they took refuge with the governor of montreal. and, you know, they were passing information. this is what enslaved people had. they had information. this becomes very important. we think about the run up to the american revolution and how enslaved people, part of the espionage network that is established in the colonies. so we're going to be thinking about that as well. now, other enslaved people really thinking about leaving forever. we actually think that people are going to run to freedom. and freedom is a place right where people can never get to back into slavery. but most enslaved peoples, many enslaved peoples, in fact, we're just trying get some time off. right. it'

bob livingston and bill clinton actually negotiated a way forward on appropriations.it would be nice if an american president would get up and say let's actually come to the table in a way that both sides can give a little and both sides can get a little. >> during the obama years the person doing that was joe biden. he doesn't do that anymore. >> first of all, i agree with you. we need to get back to where this is not even something that we talk about. the debt limit is money already spent. there aren't supposed to be negotiations over it because the money has already been spent. how that becomes joe biden's fault is unclear to me because the people who are raising the debt limit are congress, right? really what should happen is rather than have these they ha house republicans and, look, it's just a fact that this country spends much more than it takes in. it's also just a fact that in terms of just paying the interest on the debt, that's hundreds of billions of dollars -- hundreds of millions of dollars ha the u.s. is paying on debt instead of paying on education or

st mirren could only draw 1—1 at ten man stjohnstone, while aberdeen beat livingston to above them intothe weather that curtailed their dominance, but not before the home side had been reduced to 138—7 in theirfirst innings, 297 behind. patrick gearey reports. in round about circles wellington�*s basin resolve wellington�*s basin reserve is famous, the ground surrounded by the biggest in the southern hemisphere. choices everywhere. having made 186, harry brook took the first exit. grabbed at the second attempt by matt henry, england picked their lane, no breaking as ben stokes sets the example and takes the consequences. 0thers follow his charge. ben foulkes, stumped. joe root kept looking up, this took him clear of 150, and england felt they had enough runs to declare to keep the game moving. they remain powered by a vintage engine. jimmy anderson is the oldest and best test bowler in the world. he is a0 and yet appears to be unstoppable. he took the first three new zealand wickets. the kiwis looked for room to manoeuvre. henry nicholls had nowhere to turn. england are in such form the

the league leaders play livingston.nterim aberdeen manager barry robson will be looking to provide some much sought after good news for dons fans when they take on st mirren this evening, following their loss against hibs last weekend and the exit of former managerjim goodwin. players are heartened but in this game you cannot take a month off and say all right, let's go again,. this is why you give credit to you for all players as well. you have to learn how to be strong and come back when you have a bad week. i have been a player and there have been difficult times. you are down there and lost four or five games and you have to try and find a way and fight your way out of the corner. it did not just your way out of the corner. it did notjust happen. tottenham manager antonio conte will have surgery to remove his gall bladder later today. conte was diagnosed with an inflammation of the gall bladder, after becoming "unwell with severe abdominal pain". the club have said he'll return "following a period of recuperation".

elsewhere, there were wins for aberdeen, livingstone and hibernian.through the league's top scorer, bunny shaw, with a looping header, her 10th of the season just after the hour mark. before quick feet from the england international kelly sealed the win for city, who had 32 shots in the match. they're now two points behind leaders manchester united. elsewhere, one other match in wsl today brighton earned a potentially crucial poin at aston villa in their battle against relegation. it finished 1—1. earlier this week we brought you the news that co hosts australia and new zealand have asked fifa to urgently clarify reports that saudi arabia's tourism authority is to be named as an official sponsor of the 2023 women's world cup. a deal with visit saudi is set to be announced and has been criticised by human rights groups. we've been speaking to new zealand international katie rood. yum! yumll yum! i currently am pretty disappointed to hear it, but these questions — disappointed to hear it, but these questions we need to ask a spot, where _ questions we n

rangers kept the pressure on thir old firm rivals with a 3—nil victory at livingston. hibernian and saint mirren. in the pinatar cup — scotland's women bounced back from their opening defeat to iceland, to win 2—1 against the phillipines. lauren davidson put them ahead before rachel corsie doubled that lead in the second half. the phillipines did pull one back, but it was just a consolation. scotland face wales in their final game on tuesday. and wales have not long kicked off against iceland — jess fishlock starts for wales, laura o'sullivan also returns in goal. iceland make eight changes from their win over scotland. can wales make it two in a row, after beating the philipines in their opener. action over on the bbc sport website. burnley have taken a big step to making an immediate return to the premier league, after beating luton 1—0 to stretch their lead at the top of the championship to eleven points. it was a day to forget for sheffield united, who fell further adrift and saw their hopes of automatic promotion dented by a 3—2 defeat at play—off chasing millwall

steve livingston has lived in three different countries many different countries and why do you pick>> i've been here 20 years ago and i couldn't live anywhere else. i love the opportunity. i love the freedom, you can't beat the weather and the people are fantastic. >> brian: the governor? >> all of that, all of the above. >> brian: and a brand-new soccer team. more from the metro diner, more from new york city, johnny van zant standing by tuning his guitar. he actually wrote a book, governor desantis and more of that coming back here from ponte vedra beach, florida. don't move. ♪ ♪ unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. you know what the number one best-selling book in the world is? it's the bible. it's been that year after year, after year, after year. it's the number one selling book in all of history. why? because it's god's word. it's god's word from cover to cover. every word is true. do i understand it all? no, but i believe it all. and if you put your faith and trust in god,

rangers kept the pressure on thir old firm rivals with a 3—nil victory at livingston.uren davidson put them ahead before rachel corsie doubled that lead in the second half. the phillipines did pull one back, but it was just a consolation. scotland face wales in their final game on tuesday. wales and iceland play each other at 7 o'clock burnley have taken a big step to making an immediate return to the premier league, after beating luton i—0 to stretch their lead at the top of the championship to eleven points. it was a day to forget for sheffield united, who fell further adrift and saw their hopes of automatic promotion dented by a 3—2 defeat at play—off chasing millwall. tom bradshaw's hat—trick sealed the points for the home side at the den. the starting gun on the future ownership of manchester united has been fired. there's confirmation now from ineos founder sirjim ratcliffe — who says he wants be there long—term. as well as an offer from qatar. andy swiss reports. it is on the biggest club some real football and soon as an owner, among the biggest manchester unit

livingston san kara, a soldier who was also regarded as a messenger for peace, unity and compassion. many in his now divided country wants to see those ideals revived. nicholas hawk al jazeera. 3 men have been questioned in northern ireland. after a senior police officer was shot and seriously injured. 2 gunmen attacked detective chief inspector, john coldwell, in front of his son. the police investigation is focusing on a dissident republican grip. charlie angina explains read to a brutal reminder that peace in northern ireland can't be taken for granted. a police state code is off the scene of wednesday nights attack a sports pitch where an off duty police officer had finished coaching a youth team. when to gunman shot him, 4 times. condemnation came quickly from across the political spectrum. this is an after the shameful, grotesque attack on the, on the police officer here at this papers, a sport and recreational court hub this evening. i can see it is a good word of condemnation are strong enough to condemn what happened here tonight . the scars in this time, norma, or raw. so w

these things can be paid for. teachers or troll hears of falling, livingston, and falling income school budgets have been squeezed. a school budget has to deal with children with special needs pe, the gas bill haley was to bill by the school meals, all those kind of things. and that is part and parcel of it as you were saying, many of the children coming into school in my constituency and others that coming in hunger school is trying to feed them as well. it's not really the job of the school to do that, but the schools pick up all the pieces of the poverty levels, but so many inner city kids face. and jack, i mean, we have international view is watching this around the world think it will look united kingdom, so slow to conway, must have a talk, not education as well. what would you say to people who are raising an eyebrow? now with what you are saying, i would say that the world looks at the lead time was internationally. they see countries like finland, singapore, drugs at the top. i don't think the assumption is the case one of the richest in. we talked the sorrow away from them in

tmu we're on a ground stop right now until further notice for a special mission going on over the livingston area. we don't know exactly when we can have our next departure. >> it is landing with a thud on capitol hill with speaker mccarthy demanding a briefing for the gang of eight leaders. in the last hour, president biden pointedly avoided questions about it at the white house, instead focusing on the new red hot jobs report with more than 500,000 jobs added in january. >> well, we may face setbacks along the way, there will be some, but more work to do is clear. our plan is working because of the grit and resolve of the american worker. >> unemployment now at its lowest it's been since may of 1969, the year we landed on the moon. a conundrum as the federal reserve tries to cool down the economy to fight inflation. what it means for your wallet and the economy. >>> also on our radar this morning, a historic arctic blast impacting tens of millions over the next 36 to 48 hours. with meteorologists throwing around words like epic and generational, it could be the coldest weather the region h

horse, but for many to be, you know, the first person suggested that on this channel today ken livingstone:00 this morning. bushra what it does feel old, isn't it, that these changes are forced upon us without a choice? i think that's my problem, by all means. if you can afford a tesla, you can afford a really expensive i mean, they like six figure sums in early on. there's something expensive us not you sells out go for your life if you have to on heston services plugged in for an hour and a half because you can't do the last five miles home that's your choice. but i don't want to be charged for having to just use my fabulous diesel car. yeah. i mean , diesel car. yeah. i mean, there's this feeling that is being forced on us all being pushed this direction. and obviously it's because keep talking about global warming and it's a it's a it's a climate issue. and we're trying to be greener and sometimes do sit there and question because i haven't let's say, moved haven't quite, let's say, moved over other side. you over to the other side. you know, i still haven't gotten things myself. thing

host: this is charles in livingston, tennessee, democrat. last caller in this segment.aller: i will answer the colors question. social security is helping the american people, medicare is helping the american people. we need to do what we can. people need to realize what will happen if russia takes that over. they will control so much over there and i do not understand why all of the republican sympathize with putin since donald trump was in there. it is crazy. this is america. they are pro-life. if they are pro-life, over there there bomb and children's hospitals, bombing little kids to oblivion. see what the bible says about being pro-life and everything. host: that is charles in livingston, tennessee. that will be our last caller in this first segment. charles did mention social security. step around for more on that discussion. will be joined by max to richmond -- by max richmond and mark warshawsky of the united enterprise institute to discuss the future of social security as part of our weeklong series examining key segments of the federal budget. later russia sus

and became our ambassador to the vatican under trump, you know, and the number two guy, robert livingston, was set to become speaker of the house, then had to resign because his affairs were being exposed. the third guy who did get to become speaker, denny hastert, later went to jail because as a wrestling coach he had molested all these young boys. so, yes there was a fair degree of hypocrisy there. i think the other reason is, you know, clinton did have this willie quality, this kind of rhetorical glibness and. so, you know when he first ran for president. in 92, he knew he had had affairs and he kind of wanted to try to put this to rest because in the 1988 democratic presidential gary hart had been the front runner, had basically been knocked out of the race because of an extramarital affair. so that was like high moment of when the press was like seizing on this stuff and clinton goes to reporters and then, you know, in other situations saying, you know, he again had this clever formulation, something like, yeah, i acknowledge i've caused pain in my marriage. right? and then kind of s

horse, but for many to be, you know, the first person suggested that on this channel today ken livingstone0 this morning. bushra what it does feel old, isn't it, that these changes are forced upon us without a choice? i think that's my problem, by all means. if you can afford a tesla, you can afford a really expensive i mean, they like six figure sums in early on. there's something expensive us not you sells out go for your life if you have to on heston services plugged in for an hour and a half because you can't do the last five miles home that's your choice. but i don't want to be charged for having to just use my fabulous diesel car . yeah. i mean , diesel car. yeah. i mean, there's this feeling that is being forced on us all being pushed this direction. and obviously it's because keep talking about global warming and it's a it's a it's a climate issue. and we're trying to be greener and sometimes do sit there and question because i haven't quite, say, moved haven't quite, let's say, moved over other side. you over to the other side. you know, i still haven't gotten things myself. thing

love to see you on that, by the way, it's cycle scheme way, it's a cycle scheme instigated by ken livingstont boris very carefully appropriated , which is typical appropriated, which is typical of him. i agree with you on of him. and i agree with you on that one, but we do call him bofis that one, but we do call him boris by the look. we disagree that there is an emergency over air quality in london. so we're just going to have to agree to disagree on that. and, you know , on on the good side and actually , i do give some credit actually, i do give some credit to boris johnson. cycling in london is better than it's ever been. right there are more people using bikes and there's some real progress made, much of london was built before the car was invented. okay, that's our trouble . okay. there a trouble. okay. there was a report out in the in recent weeks , i'm sure aware of it. weeks, i'm sure aware of it. london is one of the most congested cities on earth because shut the roads. because he shut all the roads. yes but if we just have to yes but but if we just have to accept that higher pollu

where they'll meet their old firm rivals rangers, who also ran out easy 3—0 winners at livingstone. to iceland to win 2—1 against the philippines. lauren davidson put them ahead before rachel corsie doubled that lead in the second half. the philippines did pull one back, but it was just a consolation. elsewhere, wales and iceland played out a goal less draw. second—placed sale sharks were beaten in a thriller by northampton saints in rugby's gallagher premiership. sale had a big lead despite having a man sent off but their lack of numbers eventually told — fraser dingwall scoring the deciding try just three minutes from time. 38—34 the final score. the gymnast max whitlock is back after taking some time away from the sport following the tokyo olympics. he won gold at the games, but said a fear of failure crept in afterwards, leading to his break from international competitions. max has been speaking to tom williams about his return. when expectancy is plant on top of pressure that is quite difficult. i just obtained my olympic gold and a should have been over the moon, which was, of