: ♪ (thanks to you) ♪ >> both: ♪ now i get ♪ >> lorna: ♪ (i get) ♪ >> kelly: ♪ you should know ♪ >> lorna since you been gone ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: all right everybody, welcome to the "the kelly clarkson show." i give it up to my batter, yelled. the musical future written by march martin since you been gone, lorna has been excellent. lorna, how is the show going? speak of the show is going amazing. really exciting time because it is tony award season. come on out, it is a party every single night on broadway, come to you new york and see us. so many heads. that show, i don't people realize that that's martin has done appeared an incredible amount hits that you're going to know. thank you so much, lorna and i enjoy seeing you you all. let's bring out our first because, he is been an art stealing millionaire, rotini loving secret agent. i could see him in the very talented artist in real life, he's incredible. his first solo artist expedition, so many dreams, .in the movies "the outlaws." give it up for pierce ross and ♪ >> kelly: and i'm very excited for you because i remember

lorna is another rel in: produce. lorna is another relying on _ produce.lying on the cruise - produce. lorna is another. relying on the cruise trade, she is against the barge but also worried about the protesters.— also worried about the rotesters. , . ., , . protesters. they are affecting eo - le protesters. they are affecting people they _ protesters. they are affecting people they probably - protesters. they are affecting people they probably do - protesters. they are affecting people they probably do not l people they probably do not mean to affect, the locals, who require the money we get from these cruise ships to survive. and to make it from one season to the next. you guys are right, it should not be there but you need to take it to government. they are the people responsible for this, not the port, not to the locals. the barre port, not to the locals. the barge may _ port, not to the locals. the barge may arrive _ port, not to the locals. the barge may arrive in - port, not to the locals. the barge may arrive in portland within days and 500 men mo

here's lorna gordon to explain.ully, a specialist climber inches towards a nest that dominates the horizon. he's about to find out how many young ospreys it contains. two chicks. the birds are being gently and briefly removed to under a specially granted licence. yeah, i think i'm happy they come down together. all those involved are wildlife officers experienced in handling raptors. those look like nice, healthy chicks. the five week—old ospreys are weighed and measured, checked and ringed. very useful. and it's helped us to learn a lot about the birds, about where they go, how long they live. and of course, when we learn about where they go and the habitats that they're using, it helps us to protect them. but there's a growing issue of people causing distress and disturbance to birds and other wildlife, too. from rubbish left behind after camping to fires and fishing. this is really common, to find bits of fishing gear entangled into the nest. we've found chicks actually completely tangled in the wire and tangled

in a moment lorna gordon will be assessing public opinion on the monarchy in today's scotland but firsttland editorjames cook reports on the day's events. present royal salute! for charles and camilla, the journey is onlyjust beginning. for 500 years, monarchs have paraded up the royal mile. in 1953, queen elizabeth toured edinburgh in an open carriage. but her son inherits a kingdom divided as he could surely hear on arriving at st giles�* cathedral. not my king, not my king! but inside tranquility reigned in english, in scots and in gaelic. she sings in gaelic. blessed be pure men in spirit for the kingdom of heaveness is theirs. blessed be mild men, for they shall well be �*eart. in other words, the meek shall inherit the earth. in the meantime, scotland is debating its place in the material world. in humza yousaf it has a first minister who is both nationalist and republican. in her sermon, the minister carefully picked her way through the politics. your majesties, look around you. sisters and brothers, look around you at this beautiful tapestry of humanity. scotland. what we learn

are going to speak to lorna from the _ little stream, we are going to speak to lorna from the christian's in the election? there is anger. that is _ want in the election? there is anger, that is what _ want in the election? there is anger, that is what i - want in the election? there is anger, that is what i picked i want in the election? there is i anger, that is what i picked up, because — anger, that is what i picked up, because of— anger, that is what i picked up, because of what has been and also the housing issue which is quite a deep _ the housing issue which is quite a deep issue — the housing issue which is quite a deep issue and i do not think it is a quick— deep issue and i do not think it is a quick fix — deep issue and i do not think it is a quick fix i_ deep issue and i do not think it is a quick fix. i have been on the local— a quick fix. i have been on the local council having to discuss housing — local council having to discuss housing and we are just not really getting _ housing and we are just not really getting over the problem at all. i'm amazed _ getting over the pro

lorna gordon, bbc news, edinburgh.without the traditional hot dog eating contest in new york. after a delayed start due to the bad weather, 39—year—old joey chestnut, nicknamed jaws, managed to defend his title, devouring 62 hot dogs and buns injust 10 minutes. he was far ahead of his nearest rival who could only finish 49. miki sudo won the women's competition for the ninth time by eating 39 and a half hot dogs. both of them look very fit, don't they you would really want to know what exercises that they do. that's it for this programme. i will be back with business news later but thanks for watching the programme. hello there. conditions improve for much of the country for wednesday. we're in between weather systems. so again, it's going to be one of sunshine and showers, but nowhere near as wet as what we had across the south of the country on tuesday. now, that's tuesday's area of low pressure clearing off into the near continent. this area of low pressure will enhance showers across scotland, northern ireland. but

hey, lorna! hi, there! looking really busy.ies on the cruise trade. she's against the barge, but is also worried about the protesters. they're affecting now people that they probably don't mean to affect. so the locals that require the money that we get from these cruise ships to survive and to make it from one season to the next. you guys are right, it shouldn't be here, but you need to take it to government. they are the people who are responsible for this, not the port, not to the locals. the barge may arrive in portland within days and 500 men moved in soon after. that's likely to lead to more protests and more concern from businesses nearby. james ingham, bbc news, weymouth. and just a reminder of our breaking news this hour — the french—english actress and singerjane birkin has died at her home in paris. she was 76 years old. birkin was best known overseas for her 1969 duetje t'aime...moi je t'aime...moi non plus, sung with her lover, the late french singer serge gainsbourg. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. the

hey, lorna! hi, there! looking really busy. of local dorset produce. lorna is another who relies on the cruise trade. she's against the barge, but is also worried about the protesters. they're affecting now people that they probably don't mean to affect. so the locals that require the money that we get from these cruise ships to survive and to make it from one season to the next. you guys are right, it shouldn't be here, but you need to take it to government. they are the people who are responsible for this, not the port, not to the locals. the barge may arrive in portland within days and 500 men moved in soon after. that's likely to lead to more protests and more concern from businesses nearby. james ingham, bbc news, weymouth. let's get some of the day's other news now. the last ship covered by the soon—to—expire un—brokered deal which allows ukraine to export grain has left the black sea port of 0desa. russia has not agreed to register any new ships sincejune the 27th — the agreement will run out on monday unless moscow agre

lorna gordon, bbc news, edinburgh.ing with a special programme at 1.30, with the service to start at quarter past two. huw edwards will be leading you through events on the bbc news at 0ne, six and ten. tennis, and andy murray was back winning at wimbledon today, ten years after taking the title. he beat fellow brit ryan peniston in the first round. he'll be joined in the second round by british number one cameron norrie, as andy swiss reports. anyone for tennis? welcome to wimbledon at its wettest. but, despite the unglamorous conditions, how's this for star quality? inside centre court, andy murray, watched by the now retired roger federer and the princess of wales. no pressure, and murray didn't seem to feel much as, after a sluggish start, he was soon giving ryan peniston the ru na round. ten years on from his first wimbledon title, a straight sets win and a nerve—free start, especially with that audience. it was amazing to have some royalty here, but also some tennis royalty as well. applause yeah, i'm hoping i'm

lorna gordon reports. is about to find out how many young ospreys it contains. two chicks. many young ospreys it contains. two chicks-— two chicks. the birds are being briefly and _ two chicks. the birds are being briefly and gently _ two chicks. the birds are being briefly and gently moved - two chicks. the birds are being briefly and gently moved underj briefly and gently moved under a specially granted licence. i'm happy to come down together. i'm happy to come down together-— i'm happy to come down toether. . .,, ., together. all those involved are wildlife _ together. all those involved are wildlife officers - are wildlife officers experienced in handling raptors. these look like a nice, healthy cheeks. the five—week—old ospreys are weighed and measured, checked and ringed. weighed and measured, checked and ringed-— and ringed. very useful. it heled and ringed. very useful. it helped us _ and ringed. very useful. it helped us to _ and ringed. very useful. it helped us to learn - and ringed. very usefu

in a moment, lorna gordon will look at the monarchy�*s place in today's scotland, but first, our scotlandames cook reports on the day's events. for charles and camilla, thejourney is onlyjust beginning. for 500 years, monarchs have paraded up the royal mile. in 1953, queen elizabeth toured edinburgh in an open carriage but her son inherits a kingdom divided as he could surely hear on arriving at st giles�* cathedral. but inside, tranquillity reigned. in english, in scots, and in gaelic. bless it the pure men in spirit for the kingdom of heaven is there�*s. blessed be my old men, for they shall rule the earth. in blessed be my old men, for they shall rule the earth.— shall rule the earth. in other words, shall rule the earth. in other words. the _ shall rule the earth. in other words, the meek _ shall rule the earth. in other words, the meek shall - shall rule the earth. in other| words, the meek shall inherit shall rule the earth. in other- words, the meek shall inherit the earth. in the meantime, scotland is debating its place in the material world and in humza yousaf it has a first mini

well, his ex-lorna.ith dignity and did not accept a prodigal husband. but now they will be able to watch the process on the same hibiscus lover who will soon appear in court for attacking a policeman. now they are probably afraid of an inadequate refugee, they are already a local jailer. ilya ears avagen alexander tutarinov ntv television company and that 's all for us, if you are in trouble or faced with injustice, let us know in the official telegram channel of pe ntv is working with feedback, the correspondents of the program read all your messages. be sure to leave your contact details so we can call you. well, i'm valeria gavrilovskaya thank you for your attention, all the best and stay on ntv i'll just look now. now we’ll make the painkiller easier, it will be that oh, what, and don’t want to work well? you, what's the name of the girl , you're lucky lyoshka's eyes didn't catch a cut wound in the hospital. and you said it was not destiny to work on an ambulance, but she decided differently. you see

well as actually choose an agreement that was signed internationally, that we are legally bound to lorna and to kenya over $300.00 people report really arrested and another wave of clashes between protesters and police. besides the political opposition, violence of pig to the streets for 3 days of antique government demonstrations are now, what are we using to a gas that goes to demonstrate? as you can see right, there is just another chapter of on the rest of the east african nation. residents have long been speaking it out in protest against us judging inflation and unemployment. previous fascists resulted in 15 people that had been the hundreds of rescue. so we heard from local residents in can you who voice the concerns about the current state of, of the eclipse without having to repeat this is, is going to bring a change because i the both sides. i don't think the president i looked at him the truth. now i think he didn't need to be going to sit down in his house even looking night because it's really busy. really be about to see news on see the stuff. what do you like you to miss m

as well as x, which is an agreement that was signed internationally, that we are legally bound to lorna according to russia's representative to the organization for the prohibit, addition of chemical weapons, the u. s. i as allies are using the o, p c, w, as a cover to settled political schools, while imposing rules favor washington's interest. a big concert so. so you said the american sender allies have a long time ago given up on the surely to check the organizations to the condition of the time it happens that they are turning the hate into a site for settling political scores with russia and other states. they do not like, and they make this little noise here, over and over again to us and this associates impose their own incense, they are attempting to transform the organization for the pro, head bishan of chemical weapons into an instrument for the realization of their fuel. political interest. russ is representative own so cool that the us on the pay for the lack of engaging in real action, choosing instead to initiate both of the hey, den lining up allies, the black black proce

thank you, lorna. we will go from that tranquillity _ thank you, lorna.allenge — and of course his wonderful friendship with george. # wake me up before you go—go. # don't leave me hanging on the line like a yo—yo. # wake me up before you go—go early on in the documentary, george asks, "how could these two idiots become so bloody massive?" how? yes, a good question. well, the music was superb. we took the recording, the songwriting and the recording seriously. but not us. neither of us went into formed a band initially as schoolboys to be celebrities or to to have fame thrust upon us. we did it to write songs and perform. no—one knew then in the eighties, when wham! were at the height of theirfame, really what your contribution was, how important you were to this band. you co—wrote wham! rap, club tropicana, careless whisper. what was it like to have your role then? was it minimized by the critics and by outsiders. it irritated a wee bit at first, but my relationship with yog was very much one of equals. it can never have been worked otherwise, and wham!

and it has lorna on the catalogs, kinetics haven aid to ukraine. it was the 1st visit of the prime minister of got that sense of both nations have to establish diplomatic relations around 30 years ago. and as the ukrainian prime minister said, it was coming at a very difficult time. one of the main topics they discussed was the possible resumption of the grain deals, which collapsed around 10 days ago after russia pulls out. and now, uh, besides this $100000000.00 that got tired is sending for humanitarian. a got tired us know, also pledging $20000000.00 for the resumption of this grain deal, especially for nations in africa. ukrainian prime minister said russia is now jeopardizing the lives of millions of africans and asians by pulling out of this deal. and besides that, they also discussed the, the so called a 10 point piece formula that president savanski has announced last year during the g 20 summit. it entails a lot of points, but they have been specifically talking about fluid security and energy security and also health care and education o

lorna governor ron desantis making more cuts to his presidential campaign staff amid financial troubleign to take on former president trump in the 2024 gop nomination. nearly 40 positions across all department will be affected, orein than one third of the campaigns payroll. the campaigns but more than $1 million on payroll in its first six weeks. kumasi: a b rice in india is causing a rush across the u.s.. officials say it is a eff reduce prices. india's largest supplier of race. they are worried this band will drive prices up locally which is worried shoppers. the cosco business entering dallas sold out almost six pallets of rice on saturday. the federal reserve will be meeting today to discuss avoiding a possible recession. they are expected to increase interest rates by a quarter point, the 11th rates have risen since march of last year. analysts believe this will be the last of the aggressive increases which could evade an economic shutdown, a slew of second quarter earnings reports for major corporations is also expected to move markets this week. reggie: the next series of women

hey, lorna! looking really busy?he cruise trade, she is against the barge but also worried about the protesters. they're affecting people they probably do not mean to affect. so the locals who require the money we get from these cruise ships to survive. and to make it from one season to the next. you guys are right, it shouldn't be here but you need to take it to government. they are the people who are responsible for this, not the ports, not to the locals. the barge may arrive in portland within days and 500 men moved in soon after. that's likely to lead to more protests and more concern from businesses nearby. james ingham, bbc news, weymouth. more on that story a little later in the programme. let's take a look at today's papers. the sunday times leads on its interview with ben wallace. he's announced he is standing down as defence secretary at the next reshuffle, and as an mp at the next election. the sunday telegraph reports that former soldiers will be called on to join a surge force in future crises, as the si

vocalist for the band mastodon sitting in with us their upcoming "mega-monsters" tour with gojira and lornaale. brann dailor is here thank you. [ cheers and applause our next guest is a tony and emmy award-winning actress you know from shows such as "the west wing" and "pushing daisies," and from broadway productions like "wicked" and "on the twentieth century. she stars in the second season of "schmigadoon!" which premieres wednesdays on apple tv plus please welcome back to the show, our friend kristin chenoweth [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: you -- i mean, your -- your very personality sparkles but for you to also wear an outfit that does >> listen, i'm - [ cheers ] i'm showing up for "the seth meyers show," okay? i see you didn't [ laughter ] you know i love you. >> seth: how dare you, how dare you. i would look ridiculous in your outfit [ laughter ] this is a wonderful show we've talked about it -- the first season with you over the years. not over the years but this is the second season. and the first year that you did this show was very difficult it was in the middle of covid. >>

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their upcoming "mega monsters" tour with gojira and lorna shore kicks off on april 18th in portland,ne of our favorites, brann dailor is here thank you so much for being with us, brann. [ cheers and applause our first guest tonight is an emmy-winning actor and director you know from his work on shows such as "ozark," "arrested development," as well as the podcast "smartless." he stars in "air" which will be in theheaters apriril 5th. let's tatake a look.k. >> 51% of f the shoe h has to be white.e. nba's exextremely ststrict abou. ththey'll finene him >> t they'll finine him? >> $5,00000 a game >> we're [ [ bleep ] what aboutut more red?d? a lot t more red anand what abobout if we j just the e fines? make a comommercial ouout of it. you knknow it w will give u us headlinenes. they're going to fine michael jordan for being too colorful >> seth: please welcome to the show jason bateman, everybody! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome to the show, my friend [ cheers and applause >> seth. >> seth: it's very nice to have you here >> it's been a little too long >> seth: it's been a li

. >> lorna corke for the christian people's alliance. martin demery for the green party .he liberal democrats. bruce david evans for reform uk and neil guild for labour. >> also a rosie mitchell standing as an independent. faye purbrick conservative live. peter richardson for the uk independence party and of course we'll keep you updated on all those by elections this week with full results and reports on friday, bbc bosses will be questioned in parliament this afternoon on the adequacy of the corporation's leadership . corporation's leadership. >> it's after presenter huw edwards was suspended over a series of allegations, including paying series of allegations, including paying a young person for explicit images. >> what can we expect from today's hearing? let's get more with our national reporter paul hawkins. and, paul, we should point out that this was actually scheduled anyway , so it's not as scheduled anyway, so it's not as if it's an emergency meeting, but clearly this is going to be top of the agenda. >> yeah, it will top of the >> yeah, it will be top of the age

emissions anyway , we've done our bit, but to respond now my superstar panel, the author and journalist lornarth, the journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth, and the former chancellor of the exchequer kwasi kwarteng . i'm laura kwasi kwarteng. i'm laura dodsworth. this feels like a watershed moment . finally, we're watershed moment. finally, we're rising up and saying, no, no, no. we believe in protecting the environment. we do not believe in this mass deranged march to what i'm now calling nut zero. >> i love that term nut zero nutty zero. the thing is, though, dan, the elites don't like it when the people vote with their feet. you know they like democracy until democracy goesin like democracy until democracy goes in the wrong direction. just like the brexit vote. i think it's undenied viable. what this vote means is i this uxbridge vote means is i think it's even worse than a lot of voters realise. that's the thing you see, there's this thing you see, there's this thing in policy called incrementalism. things are brought in bit by bit. so first of all, congestion charge , then of a

emissions anyway , we've done our bit, but to respond now my superstar panel, the author and journalist lornarth, the journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth, and the former chancellor of the exchequer kwasi kwarteng . i'm laura kwasi kwarteng. i'm laura dodsworth. this feels like a watershed moment . finally, we're watershed moment. finally, we're rising up and saying, no, no, no. we believe in protecting the environment. we do not believe in this mass deranged march to what i'm now calling nut zero. >> i love that term nut zero nutty zero. the thing is, though, dan, the elites don't like it when the people vote with their feet. you know they like democracy until democracy goesin like democracy until democracy goes in the wrong direction. just like the brexit vote. i think it's undenied viable. what this vote means is i this uxbridge vote means is i think it's even worse than a lot of voters realise. that's the thing you see, there's this thing you see, there's this thing in policy called incrementalism. things are brought in bit by bit. so first of all, congestion charge , then of a

lorna is the landlady at the lincoln arms pub , which is now several pub, which is now several hundredbefore it's too late . too late. >> and had we been listened to eight, ten years ago, we would have a much wider beach than we have a much wider beach than we have right now. but at the moment we're a really critical place and we need an injection of money to get the rock band that we have successfully appued that we have successfully applied for and got planning permission from every direction . so we're at a place where we need the to money fulfil what we've been chasing for the last ten years. so this year already five homes have been demolished due to the eroding coast here in hemsby and residents have already drawn up plans which they say will save around 92 homes so that more people aren't losing their properties . losing their properties. >> the council have told gb news that the emergency works put in place earlier this year are providing important protection to access the road at the marams, enabling people to get to their homes safely and protecting the route for services and

patrick harvie and lorna slater.ing into in places, into the evening in places, showers . but for many showers elsewhere. but for many of a drying up theme of us, it is a drying up theme overnight and indeed over the next days. it's also going next few days. it's also going to warm but for the time to warm up. but for the time being, it's quite cool out there because we've got this north to north westerly and north westerly air flow and we've got this rain spell across the south, some heavy and persistent wet weather moving through southern and then south eastern parts through the evening . the wettest weather by evening. the wettest weather by the end of the night east the end of the night into east midlands , east anglia, the midlands, east anglia, the south—east showers elsewhere and there'll still be some showers across parts scotland, across parts of scotland, north—west england and wales overnight. a lot of cloud as well. also be some well. there'll also be some clear as this system clear spells as this system

so it's patrick harvie and lorna slater.o back a little bit. stonewall was a— let's just go back a little bit. stonewall was a wonderful thing burbng— stonewall was a wonderful thing burbng rbe— stonewall was a wonderful thing during the .when - stonewall was a wonderful thing during the when came to during the time when it came to gay-they— during the time when it came to gay-they-really- gay rights. they were really bmbenanr— gay rights. they were really bmbenanr-.- gay rights. they were really important . they were. but important voice. they were. but men— important voice. they were. but rnen rney— important voice. they were. but rnen rney ger— important voice. they were. but then they got what they wanted and then they got what they wanted anb-abb— then they got what they wanted anb-ab reabby- then they got what they wanted and all really happy and we were all really happy abeur— and we were all really happy abeur-.— and we were all really happy abeur- amb— and we were all really happy about . and when about that. and th

corke, lorna irene bromley, christian peoples alliance, 202 six.s are back in the west country! applause — . lifelong conservative voters applause . lifelon conservative voters who . lifelong conservative voters who today voted _ . lifelong conservative voters who today voted liberal _ . lifelong conservative voters who today voted liberal democrats - . lifelong conservative voters who today voted liberal democrats for| today voted liberal democrats for the first time, thank you for putting your trust in me to deliver for you. putting your trust in me to deliver foryou. i putting your trust in me to deliver for you. i will not let you down. and let me say a particular thank you to all those who usually vote labour all green but lend me your votes this time. there is no doubt that our electoral system is broken, but you have shown that the conservatives can still be beaten under it. i will work every day to repay your faith and trust in me to be the local mp taking this woeful government on. i am truly honoured by the faith of the people of somerton