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paul mccartney's 81. >> thank you. the fab four is now the fab two. people look forward to this.s your thoughts on mccartney kind of hitting the water. >> that was an unfortunate thin that i think he talked to us before and it was just kind of crazy reporting. its culture are to ai. bcl these fake racks. but ain music does a lot of quiet and cool conduct of things . you can hear the high hat and you can hear the guitar separated. and this specific technology comes from peter jackson who di that get back, he used at there. and they produced the same technology on revolver and aunt this corrected it's been sittin around for 40 years of not re-creating it it's just separating sound if you're fighting at it. a lot of people struggle -- and i think it's right to explain it that way. >> you think would be compellin if this came out? >> yeah. this is going to be one single track that has been sitting in the vault for a long time sure. the artists, mccartney did some recording on it, as did ringo. so it's not tech stuff in the lab. it is real. >> mccartney's 81 and ringo turned 83 today

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paul mccartney was untouchable because he was paul mccartney!and nobody wants to pick up a paper that is slagging him off, simple. so heather mills kind of went through this, quite literally, honeymoon period. but when their relationship hit the rocks and it went wrong, the gloves came off. the press had it in for me, they took the side in my divorce and decided they would try and absolutely annihilate me and make me out to have a bad character and i wasjust vilified and abused. they generally started making up loads of rubbish. but then, elements of truth started to come in and i was, like, how could they have known that? that was a phone conversation we had. we collected hours and hours and hours of this filming, i was like, "0k, they are still hacking, this "is still going on." we started writing incessantly, again, to the press complaints commission, who said they would deal with it, and they still never did. he is coming round with his camera! from then on, i always had two phones. at one point, i ended up with six. in the end, it felt like

list world heritage sites gymnast on july 20, 1987, a member of the legendary liverpool four by mccartneyalbum called back indiuice again in the ussr with the same name song. he wrote 20 years earlier and her album is not on it, and songs, in fact, the beatles only hits by other performers 22 songs that mccartney himself loved in his youth. then perestroika had just begun in the soviet union and mccartney decided that the record should be officially released only in the ussr so that fans in the west would feel on his skin. what is the soviet deficit, the cover was designed by paul's wife linda in the west, the album was still published, but after 3 years , the letter b was written in the name instead of prepositions in the name. new highly effective way to treat patients with hiv, it was that the usual drug tenofovir for treatment is indispensable, but with a large number of side effects on the bones and kidneys could begin to be used only in the first phase of treatment, and after achieving primary effectiveness, when the virus was already suppressed in the body to a sufficient extent, t

i think this speaks to gareth mccartney's point.here are so many things that have gone right already and so many things that could go wrong. that is the real challenge probably a lot of people are facing. what do we need to see? would rate stability be enough? >> at this stage, we have enough from the markets to take the books. all we need to see is a number of ipos pricing and trading in the market. this is a test case. we are seeing more in the market. let's see over the next few weeks. guy: for the few that have come out of the gate -- >> which is why we have not seen the catalyst for more deals. that is the key indicator. ipo's are usually dramatically delivered. we are in the process where energy transition is a clear thing. ai is attractive. you see where public multiples are and ai is relevant and interesting. or me, it is not about a ibook for a sustainable open market where you see -- about ai but for a sustainable, open markets. alix: energy transition is popular. what does this mean? you could argue any company i've named

by mccartney began recording an album called back indiuice again in the ussr song of the same name.e 20 years earlier and her volvo. no, no, there are songs on it, in fact, the beatles only hits of other performers 22 songs that makar himself did not like. welloween then perestroika was just beginning in the soviet union and mccartney decided that the record should be officially released only in the ussr so that fans in the west could feel it in their own skin. what is the soviet deficit , the cover was designed by paul's wife linda in the west , the album was still published, but after 3 years with a typo in the title instead of a preposition in was the letter b is written on july 20, 2021, specialists from the national medical research center for physiopulmonary and infectious diseases of the russian ministry of health developed and patented a new highly effective method for treating hiv patients. and the kidneys were able to start using only in the first phase of treatment, and after achieving primary effectiveness, when the body is already in sufficient, the virus was suppressed

representative in the congress of the district that includes the city of becquerel, such as kevin mccartney. he is also the speaker of the house of representatives. that the republicans will not write ukraine empty bills, then they say that the usa fully complied with ukraine's requests and transferred too many weapons to it. shortly after the speech, angela freesia, who knows mccartney personally , went to washington with ukrainian activists in california during the ukrainian days in congress and advocated for ukraine in his office and also gave a speech to ukrainian activists and public figures ukraine ukraine on the question of whether the pastor is not criticized by the african-american community, which is fighting for his rights because he is focusing on a foreign country the pastor answers this no matter whether you are black or white or any other we all have problems but this war affects the whole world and therefore it is not that we neglect to advocate the problem of african americans, the problem of the homeless, or any other problem , we can do it at the same time, but right now

there are rehearsals going on right now, not paul mccartney.e music department rehearsals and they are performing here later this evening, tickets are available i am told. we are going to get onto the politics because this is a crucial battle. with me is labour's neil guild. great to see you. the conservatives here, a huge majority, the liberal democrats in second place, labour, it is an uphill struggle. place, labour, it is an uphill struggle-— place, labour, it is an uphill strunle_ . ., ., ~' ., , , struggle. we are talking to members ofthe struggle. we are talking to members of the public — struggle. we are talking to members of the public and _ struggle. we are talking to members of the public and on _ struggle. we are talking to members of the public and on the _ struggle. we are talking to members of the public and on the doorstep - of the public and on the doorstep and i_ of the public and on the doorstep and i am — of the public and on the doorstep and i am getting a good message back from them _ and i am getting a good message back fr

paul mccartney's first ever exhibition of paul mccartney's 1963 photographs dash 64 eyes of the stormwell, what can i say? well, what can i say, first of all, a very beautiful photo. well done well done well done yes, no, well, about well, the truth is, well, every time we convey something that the beatles are selling something there, then the suit of this guitar, then the records that found all the photos here for legendary, as you said that a talented person is a conductor of god , this can also be applied, because they are talented in everything, but i caught myself thinking that while you were reading the text, i can’t hum a single song bill what’s wrong with me there is then, a was a son. thanks a lot. that was a little english and a little musical literacy on our air, by the way, the calendar tells us that on this very day, that is, july 6 , 66 years ago, paul mccarthy did not meet his wife lennon, paul was only 15 years old john was older by a year, and it happened at a concert of john lennon's band performing at a festival in liverpool so attention to the question anna valerie

and i can tell you that today, you may not be aware of this, but today sir paul mccartney, the god of music, has said we're getting a last beatles record, it was a demo thatjohn had worked on. we finished it. it'll be released this year. we tookjohn�*s voice, got it pure through ai. right. and then, so you said there's a good side to it as well as a scary side. imean... that is a good side. that's a great side. if there's more beatles music in the world, i think we're all happy with that. i mean, and he must be aware of the number of sort of ai cover versions that there are, that people are sort of, i would guess, in an unauthorised way, uploading onto various platforms where you can hear like paul mccartney singing, you know, like contemporary songs of today or whatever, which is, you know, a scary, a scary world. but again, what's of interest to us in that story is that it's about the beatles and about these human beings who made all this stuff that we love and their personalities and their story is actually what we're actually interested in there. so i don't know if creatively it w

that is the thesis for ubs and alli mccartney she'll join us next. >>> graycroft founding partner dana settle on the firm's new partnership with coca-cola on a vc fund and the state of venture capital. >>> markets, meantime, benefiting somewhat from the financial reporting that came out earlier today. tech took a while. began to play along here nasdaq's up 33 nasdaq's first close yesterday above 14k since april of '22 just a sign of the week they put together, the bulls put together. >> it seems like the pain trade continues to be higher as we've seen pretty much all year long the news has come in on lighter inflation overall and better economy. that's been a good risk for stocks risks, the economy could be better than we expect or inflation is rearing its ugly head for now, the market is focused on the good news we have more with consumer confidence last hour. >> biggest increase in sentiment since '06 and the biggest increase in expectations in the last couple of years we'll get to retail sales and housing numbers. we'll get a better fikt of how the consumer is feeling. >> quiet peri

played, and then the records in this album for the first time all the songs were written by paul mccartneyd john lennon and each performed the verse that he wrote almost all of the stalemites. on the us chart this the album took the first line for 21 weeks in the usa, it stagnated four times the platinum status of the ussr music lover and the beatles also got it and listened to it officially, it was released so much, 86. on july 10, 2018 , the soyuz 21a rocket was launched from baikonur ; this time the progress ms-09 transport spacecraft was launched into orbit, which delivered fuel to the iss, a new generation space suit, scientific equipment, medicines, and much more . the ship made only two orbits around the earth before that, the fastest delivery was considered to be four orbits. this is a 6 hour flight. now it's 4 hours. short docking has big advantages, for example, it is delivered more quickly and the safety of biomaterial for experiments is better ensured. and if the flight is manned, then the astronaut will quickly move from the cramped cabin of the ship to the spacious space of t

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launch an impeachment procedure , speaker of the house of representatives of the us congress kevin mccartneyat now the presidential administration prevents full access to information and impeachment is possible, at least it will help to find out the truth in the white house , they did not comment on this news, calling it hypothetical reasoning, the un general assembly adopted a resolution condemning any desecration of sacred books. such an action is regarded as a violation of international law. the decision of the general assemblies was a response to the repeated burning of the koran in sweden on the eve of the ministry of foreign affairs of bahrain called charge d'affaires sweden, in order to hand her a note of protest, on the same day in denmark, a radical group burned the koran twice, first the egyptian embassy , ​​then at the turkish diplomatic mission, ankara has already strongly condemned the desecration of sacred texts. over the past day, russian planes have dropped more than 800 tons of water on burning forests in turkey , employees of the ministry of emergency situations help to ext

and they didn't want to get that wrong because mccartney is another couple of doors down and he's practisingt about the comedy of their mr bean orchestra sketch. it was like hearing two nuclear physicists talk about the rhythm of comedy — very, very serious, for something that was about to be hysterical. then i'm hearing danny boyle going down to the other end of the corridor. he's talking jk rowling off the edge because she's got a story to read, and all i can hear is, "i'm not a professional, i've never done this before!" and the place is rocking. meantime, carol hemming, who i'm working with, is trying to stick two isambard kingdom brunel sideburns on the side of my face and everything is moving and i'm starting to shake, i'm so nervous. so, then, on the way down to the sort of entrance, i had to go down because i needed to calm my nerves. it was about half an hour when they emptied — just before people started coming in and i went out to one of the auditoriums, so i'm looking at an empty stadium, more or less, and i do my lines for the last time, just on my own, very quietly. and i'd jus

kinds of particular intensification of the site around the city of buff moved whether optional. mccartney is trying to avoid being sold up while you're going in forces. daniel. hol, can say what the latest lions from for us from the russian capital. thank you. daniel. of hundreds of a rocky protest as have rallied outside the danish embassy and baghdad. and good by another incidents of koran binding this time in copenhagen. the rallies are happening off to the swedish embassy and the same said he was stormed on thursday. last month. your cool and rocky refugee is also a former mission in the sand, a cron during a protest and stuck home triggering outrage around the wilds will not speak to one point of view while here. he joins us now live from the ground to inside that lock . when you're not far from the embassy took us through what you've been seeing over the last few hours. but it was only a one hour demonstration that was a stage id by defense of the heavily fortified green zone here in the campus. a lot about that at the green zone is home to do much of commissions, embassies and gove

in 201, the last event held at candlestick park was a concert by paul mccartney who played with the beatles in 1966, the stadium's first concert. demolition of the stick began in late 2014 and it was completed in september 2015. the giants had moved to pacific rail park in 2000 while the 49ers moved to santa clara in 2014. with structural claims and numerous name changes, many have passed through and will remember candlestick park as home to the legendary athletes and entertainment. these memorable moments will live on in a place called the stick. (♪♪♪) department of disability and aging services commission meeting of wednesday, june 7th 2023 to order i am the dos commission president martha can hudson. this commission meeting is being conducted pursuant to the provisions of the brown act . as noted on the agenda. members of the public may observe this teleconference meeting via sftp tv dot org and sf gov. t v channel 78, and they may offer public comment by calling the published public comment. phone number

or as paul mccartney put it in a different context, it's getting better, a little better all the timeed to what? i bring you john lennon's reply in a different context -- it can't get no worse. so which is it? we have gene robinson to answer when we're back in 60 seconds. r. actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a gamechanger for my patients- it really works. you've evolved. you've changed. so have we. that's why new dove body wash now has 24-hour renewing micro moisture for continuous care. new dove body wash. change is beautiful. >>> we're back with the pulitzer prize winning "washington post" columnist gene robinson. thanks for being here. >> thanks good to be here. >> you look at the two strands. can't get much worse, but law enforcement says the deterrence is working and it's getting better all the time. what do you see? >> well, i -- look, let's be historical about this and go back. so before there was this focus on domestic terrorism, before there was al qaeda, there was oklahoma city, there was timothy mcveigh. so righ

he was a8, 14 radio i when i was there with paul mccartney. he was a8, ia years younger than i am now, and it is because bbc radio i, where i was working, was launching an environmental campaign to save the planet, talking about the future of humanity. that went well! very much it was "we've got to do something now, for the natural world, for planet earth!" so i have gone from starstruck 20... yeah. politicians are on it, world leaders, why are they not ditching their own petty differences? are the concern with perpetuating their own power? president trump could be in the white house soon. he'll sort it out. i know what you're thinking. have i been drinking?! it's too early. but it does help. and the problem as future generations don't have a vote. politicians all talk the talk, but as it is all hot air? is there a plan for the planet? and here is the news. and here is the news. a barge due to house 5000 asylum seekers has now arrived at portland in dorset. protesters opposed to its use gathered on the quayside as the vessel docked. ministers

meanwhile his popularity skyrocketed in the 2000s when he sang with stars like elton john, paul mccartney, and lady gaga ♪ that's why the lady is a tramp ♪ >> my whole life i love what i do. >> reporter: in 2021, the singer revealed alzheimer's diagnosis and marked a final concert with lady gaga for his 90th birthday. a final farewell, but a lasting legacy ♪ what a life i'm in love ♪ >> reporter: morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >> nobody quite like him. we've got a lot to cover in our second hour of "chris jansing reports." let's get right to it. >>> at this hour, breaking news, a date has been set for donald trump's classified documents trial. a judge announcing it will get underway in may, deep into the republican primary race, and months earlier than team trump wanted. so how will the former president respond? plus a top republican senator releasing a report with a wild and unverified claim against president biden. the move drawing a sharp public rebuke from the fbi. we have new details about the american soldier detained in north korea. why travis king spent 48 days in prison befo

lauren: living beatles are paul mccartney and ringo star. stuart: very good. tell me about spotify and why it's moving down. lauren: yeah, down 5%. they're raising prices for all of their premium plants. the stock was up. ad-free subscriptions is up. satellite radio received downgrades from multiple wall street fi firms and pivotal cut entirely to sell. stock down 10% and morgan stanley cut by $1 and down to 440 and citi going to 360. i can't tell you .y i just have headlines and all that is happening. stuart: 010% down, okay. especiaeste lauder, that's a coc company. lauren: they own mac. very trendy and popular among young people in particular and popular in china. record youth unemployment in china and tops 20% and piper sandler is cutting este lauder, the owner of mac, because the china recovery isn't happening. stuart: that's the company reaction of mac that i've never heard of. now this, you've got it on you. lauren: everyone has mac. i think you wear mac every day and don't even know. stuart: that's probably true, i don't know. i've got to fly. barbie s

. >> let's move on to paul mccartney now.ames that he was supposed to wear out in public ditching them one night with a walk home with paul mccartney actually caused a bit of confusion. watch this. >> so we finished about midnight so he was now going to walk home took off his glasses, walked home the next day he said, you know those people on the corner up there at booker avenue i said yeah. he said, they're crazy i said, what are you talking about? he said at mied night when i left you, they were out on the porch of their house playing cards. i said, you're kidding me. so i had to investigate. so i went around and had a look at what it was and without his glasses, it was a nativity scene they weren't playing cards they were all bent over. the baby jesus >> the poor guy needs his glasses. >> after all these years, there are some beatles stories we've never heard. >> i can relate. without my contacts i wouldn't know who you were. >> same here >>> next up, hugh jackman. let's start off with a little wolverine throw back for thi

paul mccartney says it's all thanks to artificial intelligence, but after concerns from some fans, ringohe beatle would never fake the late john lennon's vocals. so what exactly is happening here with the song? >> well, you know, the confusion comes from that ai can mean so many different things. ai can be -- ai is fueling chatgpt, but also in your living room deciding what is a living room and what is a wall. when it comes to ai in slovocal there's two different kinds. one is taking an existing track and cleeaning it up. you're isolating a voice. this is what peter jackson did in the beatles documentary, if you saw that. then there's this other, you know, more extreme version of ai, that is really cutting edge, where you straight-up clone a voice. you might remember the fake drake and the weeknd song that went viral a few months ago, they didn't sing it. an rai was trained on their voices, someone else sang a song, and then ai was placed on top. so when fans heard this, they thought it was the second one, but it's the first one. they're taking a demo, cleaning it up using ai and are goi

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i want to bring in ubs private wealth managing director alli mccartney. this is the scenario. lot of folks missed this. now we're here. there is a lot of anxiety you have to be in there. i know you hate high valuations although listen we know when forward p-e ratios start to go nuts, 20 is not, could go a lot higher than 20 but you're still focused on value right now, right? >> we are. look, i mean a lot of what you're seeing right now, as you said it is sort of fomo and these pendulum shifts even when you're looking at short squeezes the sentiment has gone back and forth and swung violently this year. so now what you're starting to see is individuals and institutions, everybody is trimming underweights, trimming shorts and sort of just getting behind this market. now you're talking about you know, this market has two things going on right? it has got basically seven growth stocks, maybe a few more, now that the market is broading out in terms of performance a little bit, that are trading at closer to 30 times forward earnings. charles: right. >> and then you have like 95% of

>> look, i don't think this is necessarily about age specifically., mccartney's 82, bob dylan is 83.one is different, but the fact is joe biden does not seem to have the kind of control that he used to have, he doesn't seem to have the sharpness that he used to have and it is very, we have to be careful, we don't want to stigmatize somebody based on their age. at the same time, this is the reality with this candidate. we don't know how he will perform on a debate stage. we don't know who he is even going to be 12 months from now. and it is very worrying because so much feels at stake, especially if he is running. >> some of the reporting, david, our colleagues, has said to me personally and this reporting, he is very concerned, there's no apparatus, he is not raising money, doesn't have staff. it doesn't give the appearance that he is running, by what he is putting together, and people are looking at fundraising numbers going to come out of they will compare the obama numbers and say look, he's a sitting president, he should've raise more money, what is he doing. so there's a great r

, his popularity continued to surge in the 2000s when he recorded duets with megastars like paul mccartney to you ♪ >> and lady gaga. ♪ that's why the lady is a tramp ♪ >> my whole life i love what i do. >> reporter: in 2021, the singer revealed his alzheimer's diagnosis and announced both a final album and concert with lady gaga to mark his 95th birthday. ♪ i get a kick out of you ♪ >> reporter: a final farewell, but a lasting legacy. ♪ what a life i'm in love ♪ >> reporter: morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >> just an extraordinary life and career. what a voice we got to hear in that piece. i want to bring in nbc news entertainment contributor, chris witherspoon now. and chris, morgan talked about how he was able to keep going really up until these final years in his life, most recently collaborating with lady gaga. tell us more about their partnership and what made them such a great match and made him so timeless. >> listen, i think timeless is the perfect word, and that package was just so beautiful. it really encapsulated his legacy. and to think about artists like lady gaga who are

meanwhile his popularity skyrocketed in the 2000s when he sang with stars like elton john, paul mccartney >> reporter: in 2021, the singer revealed alzheimer's diagnosis and marked a final concert with lady gaga for his 90th birthday. a final farewell, but a lasting legacy ♪ what a life i'm in love ♪ >> reporter: morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >>

paul mccartney is 82, bob dylan is 83, everybody is different.is that joe biden does not seem to have the kind of control that he used to have. he doesn't have the sharpness he used to have, and we have to be careful. we don't want to stigmatize somebody based on their age. but at the same time this is a reality with this candidate, that we do not know how he is going to perform on the debate stage, we don't know who he is even going to be, let's say 12 months from now. and it is very worrying because so much feels at stake, especially if he is running against donald trump. >> and some of the reporting there in the sand -- cnn these, david axelrod, our colleague has said to me personally and in this report, he is concerned. there is no apparatus around, biden is not raising money, a dozen of the staff. it doesn't give the appearance that he is running. and people are looking at the numbers, the fundraising numbers are going to come out and they're go to compare them to the obama numbers and saying he should have raised more money. so there is a g

she is now one of the closest lieutenants of -- mccartney.a political game, i think it is a deadly serious issue, and, i have been critical for a large period of time of the netanyahu government. i believe in his two state solution, i believe in permit occupation is not an is the entrance of israel or the palestinians, all of that is legitimate. i think she got over her skis in front of a crowd, and went too far. she has, much as acknowledge the, and i think, let's have a serious discussion about the issue rather than trying to put points on the board, as i think is happening on the republican side. >> i think there are elements of the progressive left that do -- here into anti-zionism, and there has to be a discussion of suffering the issue of the israeli and palestinian disputes, and actually engaging in something that does not go a step further. her disgraceful comments were. i commend democrats, they came out roundly and quickly, and leadership condemn to congress that she made up, that's how it should be handled. i was a little surprised

a government shutdown, as far right house republicans put baby in a corner, threatening speaker mccartney with another mutiny. also tonight, a wake up call, it is bound to be the hottest year ever, what can we still do about it? author jon fallon, helps us find some hope amid this heat. this is american voices! we begin this hour with a warning for gop voters, donald trump is a loser, it's a message republican presidential candidate will hurd is preaching to anyone who will listen, and in iowa heard predicted friday that if the parties sticks by the twice indicted twice impeached former president, then the party will get what he got the last time. >> donald trump is not running for president to make america great again, donald trump is running to stay out of prison, and if we elect, i know, i know, i know. listen, i know the truth. the truth is hard. but if we elect donald trump then we are willingly giving joe biden four more years in the white house, and america cannot handle that. >> will hurd got booed telling the truth, telling the truth! it was the latest sign that the gop voters ar

he recorded duets with mega stars like paul mccartney. ♪ the very thought of you ♪♪ >> reporter: elton and lady gaga. ♪ that's why the lady is a tramp ♪♪ >> my whole life, i loved what i do. >> reporter: in 2021, the singer revealed his alzheimer's diagnosis and announced a final album and concert with lady gaga to mark his 85th birthday. ♪ and i get a kick out of you ♪♪ >> reporter: a final farewell, but a lasting legacy. ♪ what a life, i'm in love ♪♪ >> reporter: morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >> i got to say, i felt this one, i was in an a capella group in college and we sang a lot of tony bennett songs. he's a classic. >> what is your favorite? >> the way you look. just can't go wrong. >> that's true. >> so may he rest in peace. >>> our coverage of the death of tony bennett continues at nbc news.com. you will find the latest on how the singer is being remembered and see highlights from his decades-long career. >>> important recall has been issued for children's cups, and would you try pickle flavored wine? >> honestly maybe yes. morgan brennan joins us with the money minute an

and there's picture that's been circulating of with a woman by the name of joyce mccartney. she was an ordinary working class woman, and she and some of her from her side, the divide and from other side of the divide would get together because were losing their husbands. they're losing their fathers, their brothers, their sons. life was pretty miserable. and they realized they had far more in common than the reasons they were so divided and so separated. and so she went and sat with them, as she said, over a cup of tea and a little tavern kind of place called lamplighter. and these poured their hearts out and they told that they, as they together, they said we're not peace builders. we don't know what it means to negotiate. but they knew that that was where peace to come from. it had to come the ground where all the people lived their lives and the first thing they worked together was the price of milk, because neither side of the poor working class women who were represented could afford to have the price of milk go up for their children. and as started to work together, th

it's like choosing between and mccartney, between lennon and mccartney, kinsey a week's kinsey will seere's the weather. a brighter outlook with boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> good evening. >> good evening. >> my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met office. so it's been quite a dull and gloomy start to the weekend. things do look a little brighter for some on little bit brighter for some on sunday, but all this unsettled weather is due to this area of low pressure moves eastwards across the uk, throughout this weekend. now, looking at the detail for tonight's weather and across much of scotland, it will be with some clearer spells. be dry with some clearer spells. so a cool night to come here, but elsewhere are plenty of cloud around and some strong winds, too, especially for engush winds, too, especially for english channel coasts where we could see local coastal gales . could see local coastal gales. so temperatures for many tonight not dropping out of the teens . not dropping out of the teens. so ano

>> you know, if paul mccartney's brother was sleeping brother or sister was sleeping rough, does hen to them a house? obligation to buy them a house? >> i think blood is >> well, i think blood is thicker than water, but, i mean, it's afflicts it's not a problem that afflicts me have any me because i don't have any assets. when i say that. well, certainly not heard from any certainly not heard from for any relatives listening in for mrs. hamilton. >> christine is greatest. >> well, about 20 odd years ago when i became bankrupt, i resolved that i would have resolved that i would never have income ever again income or assets ever again because it wasn't worth it. it's too dangerous. yeah and so she owns i've been a owns everything. i've been a kept ever since. owns everything. i've been a kepi'm ever since. owns everything. i've been a kepi'm pleased;ince. owns everything. i've been a kepi'm pleased to :e. owns everything. i've been a kepi'm pleased to hear it. and, >> i'm pleased to hear it. and, well, well, well deserved. now britain is becoming a nation of soap dodgers as sales of p

it's like choosing between and mccartney, between lennon and mccartney, kinsey a week's kinsey will seehere's the weather. a brighter outlook with boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> good evening. >> good evening. >> my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met office. so it's been quite a dull and gloomy start to the weekend. things do look a little brighter for some on little bit brighter for some on sunday, but all this unsettled weather is due to this area of low pressure moves eastwards across the uk, throughout this weekend. now, looking at the detail for tonight's weather and across much of scotland, it will be with some clearer spells. be dry with some clearer spells. so a cool night to come here, but elsewhere are plenty of cloud around and some strong winds, too, especially for engush winds, too, especially for english channel coasts where we could see local coastal gales . could see local coastal gales. so temperatures for many tonight not dropping out of the teens . not dropping out of the teens. so a

>> you know, if paul mccartney's brother was sleeping brother or sister was sleeping rough, does hen to them a house? obligation to buy them a house? >> i think blood is >> well, i think blood is thicker than water, but, i mean, it's afflicts it's not a problem that afflicts me have any me because i don't have any assets. when i say that. well, certainly not heard from any certainly not heard from for any relatives listening in for mrs. hamilton. >> christine is greatest. >> well, about 20 odd years ago when i became bankrupt, i resolved that i would have resolved that i would never have income ever again income or assets ever again because it wasn't worth it. it's too dangerous. yeah and so she owns i've been a owns everything. i've been a kept ever since. owns everything. i've been a kepi'm ever since. owns everything. i've been a kepi'm pleased;ince. owns everything. i've been a kepi'm pleased to :e. owns everything. i've been a kepi'm pleased to hear it. and, >> i'm pleased to hear it. and, well, well, well deserved. now britain is becoming a nation of soap dodgers as sales of p

i know that's twat-e— paul mccartney. i know that's that's stretching— paul mccartney.judgement on all of as to what our views are of us as to what our views are because right or left, we should because right or left, we should be able a bank account be able to have a bank account and we should be able to go into our local branch and have a service. i mean, all of that's disappearing especially disappearing so far, especially if to be in the rural if you happen to be in the rural areas of this country. if you happen to be in the rural areas of this country . very areas of this country. very rarely. now, most of our towns now rural towns have only got one bank. if we're lucky. sometimes just a building society and everybody else has the share of that. so the whole thing has gone bizarre and it's not their job to make political judgement on what you think. what think, what anybody what i think, what anybody thinks, left or right. i'm just i would just be just cross i would just be just as cross if it a left winger that it was a really left winger that had been banned from

i know that's twat-e— paul mccartney. i know that's that's stretching— paul mccartney.ake judgement on all of as to what our views are of us as to what our views are because right or left, we should because right or left, we should be able a bank account be able to have a bank account and we should be able to go into our local branch and have a service. i mean, all of that's disappearing especially disappearing so far, especially if to be in the rural if you happen to be in the rural areas of this country. if you happen to be in the rural areas of this country . very areas of this country. very rarely. now, most of our towns now rural towns have only got one bank. if we're lucky. sometimes just a building society and everybody else has the share of that. so the whole thing has gone bizarre and it's not their job to make political judgement on what you think. what think, what anybody what i think, what anybody thinks, left or right. i'm just i would just be just cross i would just be just as cross if it a left winger that it was a really left winger that had been banned

two supercameo guitarist trolling stone richards played jack sparrow's dad and paul mccartney's uncleurse, most often their creators themselves like to appear in films, the pioneer director was alfred hitchcock, who starred in 37 of his films. he tried to show himself in the first 5 minutes so that the audience can relax and not look for him in the frame for the entire film. well, then it became a tradition, someone, like quentin tarantino, preferred the video to be more noticeable , and for someone like james cameron, it was enough to light up his hands in the frame, it was he who draws rose in the titanic, real cameo masters do not suffer from vanity for them, really. the main thing is the participation of such show business news today. marina kazantseva was with you , see you, the main creative event. letov forum russian creative week from the third to july 7th, moscow lomonosov cluster thousands of top speakers representatives of business authorities of the largest media holdings register on the site of creativity week.ru today at 20:00 on ntv tuk-tuk. on the ozone on the ozone yo

and that linda mccartney range was a bit high for me. i mean £2.50 for a pie.ot cheap go to college chicken wings chicken get for chicken wings and i mean, it and chips for 2.99. i mean, it makes more sense. yeah >> cheaper when it's cheaper to actually get the meat, which also arguably gives you some more mineral benefits and flavour and all of the other stuff. yeah. so i mean i went a bit hard the there bit hard on the vegans there because they're imitation meat is it is is rubbish. however it is expensive as well. it's a good point. i mean, why, why would expensive as well. it's a good point. this�*an, why, why would expensive as well. it's a good point. this in, why, why would expensive as well. it's a good point. this in thisy, why would expensive as well. it's a good point. this in this innhy would expensive as well. it's a good point. this in this in thiswould you in this in this in this climate, in this crisis , why climate, in this crisis, why would you pay extra for fake meat? well, it's interesting. and but what they're saying is that it seems proble