do i keep matlock on it at the time he made the decision into matlock and the next day the "l.a. times" is covering it and they said it was a marriage of tragedy and technology. >> they called it voyeurism. it was the beginning of the era when you can carry events live land it wasn't just an evening network broadcast where there would be a 15 live shot but there was ongoing ruling coverage of an event wwhere the time you didn't know who was in the cabriolet. you didn't know what they had done, what their motiveswere, where they guy or a bad guy at your of labor without context . of course, you are you obviously criminal, bad, cops alongside good principle of taking coverage without any information is the same principle that goes into taking any line political events. >> your stealing the thunder of the point i was going to make. >> i am a man and i like to explain. >> our fellow conversations or areal joy . anyway, it was reality tv. it slaughtered matlock, it did so well. people started covering these events more and more at the news came sort of entertainment, a reality tv vers

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, the landing on which we're standing is made from hopton stone, a very hard limestone comes from matlockyshire, and so from all over the country you've had materials brought and all over the country people have come to help repair it. this sounds like it's in the most enormous cost. how much cash has been poured into this project to preserve this tower of the last business case, it gave a figure of business case, it gave a figure 0 f £79 business case, it gave a figure of £79 million business case, it gave a figure 0 f £79 million altogether. of £79 million altogether. i rather higher than expected at because of covid. so the delays for that reason added about because of covid. so the delays for that reason added abou t £9 for that reason added about £9 million. unfortunately to the cost. but of course worth it. i mean it is it is the supreme totemic symbol of london and of parliament and of the united kingdom . and at what point will kingdom. and at what point will the general public be able to book tours of this place? will people be able to anytime soon? so by the winter, we'll be inv

glen matlock, lovely to speak to you, formerly of the six pistols. lovely to speak to you.t to say one — lovely to speak to you. i just want to say one thing... _ lovely to speak to you. i just want to say one thing... very _ lovely to speak to you. i just want to say one thing... very sad. - lovely to speak to you. i just want to say one thing... very sad. i'm l to say one thing... very sad. i'm sor , it to say one thing... very sad. i'm sorry. it is — to say one thing... very sad. i'm sorry. it is very — to say one thing... very sad. i'm sorry, it is very sad, _ to say one thing... very sad. i'm sorry, it is very sad, but - to say one thing... very sad. i'm sorry, it is very sad, but we're - sorry, it is very sad, but we're going to have to leave it there. vivienne westwood, who died at the age of 81. hello. i think you will have to make the most of the briefer dry moments we have over the next few days. still more rain to come, pretty soggy morning this morning for many, with some windy conditions, but drier and brighter weather will continue to develop, for most of you

matlock. matt hancock , i it. matlock. say in the jungle, thank you very much for that . martin you very much for that. martin ed says this rot with the police starts at police training college with work indoctrination going back years the making with previous governments , labour and previous governments, labour and tory have—a—go heroes wane mark people are missing a trick chase retrieve your items and forgets about the police deal with it . about the police deal with it. it works, says andrew. hi again, mark we need to change the law or . advise the courts or. advise the courts differently and perhaps say that if enter someone's home or threaten someone, then that can be undone known. circumstances and last but not least from bill in glasgow. hi bill, thanks for your email mark@gbnews.uk. hi, mark. i'm nearly 80 years old and i can assure you that if anyone broke into my house i would knock their head off bill. i've got no doubt about that thank you so much for joining i've got no doubt about that thank you so much forj

matlock. matt hancock , i it. matlock. say in the jungle, thank you very much for that . martin you very much for that. martin ed says this rot with the police starts at police training college with work indoctrination going back years the making with previous governments , labour and previous governments, labour and tory have—a—go heroes wane mark people are missing a trick chase retrieve your items and forgets about the police deal with it . about the police deal with it. it works, says andrew. hi again, mark we need to change the law or . advise the courts or. advise the courts differently and perhaps say that if enter someone's home or threaten someone, then that can be undone known. circumstances and last but not least from bill in glasgow. hi bill, thanks for your email mark@gbnews.uk. hi, mark. i'm nearly 80 years old and i can assure you that if anyone broke into my house i would knock their head off bill. i've got no doubt about that thank you so much for joining i've got no doubt about that thank you so much forj