>> michele: too soon?e people who failed and failed and failed before they succeeded. we could put joe biden in there although he is still failing. but that would work. >> greg: he fails upward. >> michele: and there would be the wing of failing upward. i like people's failures rather than product failures. i think those are more impactful. >> kat: i think mine were mostly believing people who said they love me. >> greg: aww. >> kat: imagine how i felt! [laughter] >> greg: jim, when you go to this museum? >> jim: enemy to go. i can talk to any millennial. [laughter] >> greg: [laughs] >> jim: there's already a museum of failure in brooklyn. this is the second one. it's where the nets play at the barclay. [laughter] i'll go visit madonna's plastic surgery if i go. i'd like to see that. >> greg: [laughs] have you ever had a failure? what's your biggest failure of a joke? do you remember? >> jim: yeah, i had an audition to write for david letterman. they hired comics to fax in jokes at the time and they go, "g

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michelle, thank you. headlines. michelle, thank you. this is the latest from the gb newsroom police have renewed their appeal to the public for help in locating the missing baby of constance marten and mark gordon . people are being mark gordon. people are being asked to report any suspicious behaviour seen prior to the couple's arrest on monday night. police have applied for a 36 hour extension to detain them and they fear the child has come to serious harm. the newborn's parents who spent 53 days on the run have been further arrested on suspicion of gross negligence, manslaughter . negligence, manslaughter. officers. sniffer dogs and drones are being used to search an area of 90 square miles around brighton, newhaven and the south downs . the parents of the south downs. the parents of a morbidly obese i6 the south downs. the parents of a morbidly obese 16 year old girl have been jailed for gross negligence, manslaughter in the first televised court hearing in wales. kayla telford was found dead at her home in newton in 2020 after suff

there's the shadow of mont saint—michel on the sand.ps and toots that make this port one of a kind. horns blaring one, two, three, four, five. _ and saving these bundles of fluff from extinction. twittering and squawking yeah, he's thinking about it. _ all right. we'll give him some time. there he comes. i'm beginning this week in northern france on a journey that two and a half million people take each year. you're kind of getting an idea of how popular this place must be because it's off season, it's super cold, but this bus is packed. you can see it. i've just got a glimpse of the abbey. it does look pretty special. this is mont saint—michel, one of france's most visited sites. it's an island off the coast of brittany in normandy, connected to the mainland by a half a mile—long bridge that opened back in 2014. and this year, the island celebrates a very special anniversary. it is the 1,000 anniversary of the construction of the church. how on earth did they construct something like this 1,000 years ago? mm—hm. yeah. this is the best

michelle, thank you . headlines. michelle, thank you.your top story on gb news this evening, the bbc has reportedly told gary lineker to step back from presenting match of the day until an agreement has been reached on his social media usage. it follows comments he made on twitter criticising the government's newest policy. he likened the language used to that of 1930s germany. in a statement , the broadcaster said, statement, the broadcaster said, we have never said that gary cannot have a view on issues that matter to him , but he that matter to him, but he should keep well away from taking sides on party political issues or political controversy . well, football commentator ian wright has said on twitter that he's told the bbc he won't be joining the saturday show in a move of solidarity with mr. lineker . in move of solidarity with mr. lineker. in other move of solidarity with mr. lineker . in other news, rishi lineker. in other news, rishi sunak has agreed to give france almost half a billion pounds over the next three years in an a

there's the shadow of mont saint—michel on the sand.horns blaring one, two, three, four, five. and saving these bundles of fluff from extinction. twittering and squawking yeah, he's thinking about it. all right. we'll give him some time. there he comes. i'm beginning this week in northern france on a journey that two and a half million people take each year. you're kind of getting an idea of how popular this place must be because it's off season, it's super cold, but this bus is packed. you can see it. i've just got a glimpse of the abbey. it does look pretty special. this is mont saint—michel, one of france's most visited sites. it's an island off the coast of brittany in normandy, connected to the mainland by a half a mile—long bridge that opened back in 2014. and this year, the island celebrates a very special anniversary. it is the 1,000 anniversary of the construction of the church. how on earth did they construct something like this 1,000 years ago? mm—hm. yeah. this is the best of medieval engineering. and it started off as a san

thanks michelle, two. thanks michelle, for you two. thanks michelle, for you two. for your thank you very much for your feedback tonight . lots of you feedback tonight. lots of you saying that you've enjoyed the debates this evening so you have a fantastic night. all of you and will see you tomorrow . do and i will see you tomorrow. do not you've got a thousand not forget you've got a thousand pages policy council. pages of energy policy council. your get it read will test your plans get it read will test you on it tomorrow night. night there's help for households. are you over state pension age? if your weekly income is below £182.60, or £278.70 if you live with a partner, you could be eligible for pension credit, even if you own your home or have savings. it's worth, on average, £3,500 a year and you could get help with heating bills and more, plus up to £900 in cost of living payments. it's net zero day westminster. the question is , can we afford the question is, can we afford it ? we'll the question is, can we afford it? we'll join the question is, can we affo

hi michelle i'm so it's so nice to meet you.ry pleased, but you are already married islam and thank god you are beautiful. thanks a lot. thank you, you will congratulate dad. how do you usually congratulate him, really? i had some creative gifts a very necessary thing because it works silently. it's charging in that regard too, which is an amazing thing, because there are still seats. you're just like riding a bike. dad was given this as a gift. you have not seen, there is a lot of joy here, but for your children. thanks a lot. yes makarov well, ah, about the full. it seems to me that the cult of grandfather should reign in your house and mine favorite grandfather gift for grandfather. petya and grandfather are riding a bicycle, fixing my grandfather on an electric scooter is the best book. from what kind of grandfather is he, and alexander nikolaevich, he is, uh, such a grandfather, who always ah well, it seems to me that he is worried about comfort, for hmm safety, and for some such organizational issues . well, for example, t

look, there's the shadow of mont—sasint—michel on the sand. oh, yeah. come to this place, in particular the north tower, as we call it, for me, it sums it all up. i often compare it as being the jewel and the bay. so that's the jewel in the box. you've got it all. and that image has been there for 1000 years? yeah. and if you're thinking of coming to france this year, here's some things to look out for. the loire valley is among the best places to see classic france vineyards, mediaeval towns and more than 300 chateau. the city of blois is the bestjumping off point for the wider region and is itself home to two of the most popular castles, including the chateau de chambord, a 16th—century masterpiece that many think leonardo da vinci had a hand in designing. in the summer months, you can head for brittany, which every year hosts a huge citywide art trail. it's 30 stages, taking the big attractions at the jules verne—inspired machines in the theme park. you'll have to pay to ride the great elephant or seaworld carousel. but many other sites on the routes

michelle yo they are speaking to me- that — world. michelle yo they are speaking to me.ng to me. that brings us to _ world. michelle yo they are speaking to me. that brings us to the - world. michelle yo they are speaking to me. that brings us to the end - world. michelle yo they are speaking to me. that brings us to the end of. to me. that brings us to the end of newsday at this hour. thanks so much forjoining us. amber warnings remain in morning amber warnings remain in morning even as we head into friday morning it was time to be lifting across northern islands by the end of the night. so that snow clears away slowly across england and wales, but strong winds will be blowing that snow around, some drifting, some blizzards early on friday. eventually that mixture clears away. the winds eased out and it dries up in the afternoon. widespread sunshine around, a few showers around northern scotland but a colder day across the board, one to 5 degrees. and then it turns much colder as we had through friday night. the winds turn lighter, still some snow showers across norther

michelle dewberry . hi there. michelle dewberry.00 tonight alongside malik steyn is a political consultant and paul andries , a fireman, writer and andries, a fireman, writer and broadcaster. welcome back, everybody. lots of you getting in touch. jenny on twitter says , i've only just discovered your show and i michel, i show and i love it. michel, i listen the radio , at work in listen on the radio, at work in my kitchen and i also listen to gb news before going to sleep. i want to hear go to bed. want to hear you go to bed. dreaming of then is it dan wootton or is it the guys after that? i guess depends on your that? i guess it depends on your bedtime. of you on twitter bedtime. lots of you on twitter getting about the getting in touch about the benefits and pensions. phil says, this debate angers me , says, this debate angers me, michel. benefits have become pensions and pensions have become benefits. it sickens me, he says, that millions of people live their whole lives on benefits . there is no retirement benefits. there is no

michel.riage your face referred to marriage as privilege, a privilege as a privilege, not a privilege for of us, as long as for the rest of us, as long as we adults and freely consenting and not already married to somebody you are somebody else. so if you are going to change the law such that some can't get that some people can't get married, then you should put it through commons and through the house of commons and then the house lords then through the house of lords passing a saying so. rather then through the house of lords passisimply saying so. rather then through the house of lords passisimply saying|g so. rather then through the house of lords passisimply saying that. rather then through the house of lords passisimply saying that people than simply saying that people from some regulatory perspective , i say this because i respect and believe in the rule of law which is there to protect . hang which is there to protect. hang on. it's there to protect all of us if got if you've us if yo

. ♪ michel: welcome to world news america on pbs.gin with a birds eye view of security issues. it's been a busy week. the presidents of russia and china put up a united front against the west. questions swirled over the origins of covid. the u.s. contractor was killed in syria when a drone hit a coalition base in syria's northeast. thursday's marathon session in congress where the head of tiktok face to grilling over whether chinese authorities have access to amercan data. the head of the u.s. house intelligence committee from washington. what did he have to say? reporter: it's been an intense week in washington for chairman turner. democrats and republicans at odds over the chi-ukraine policies on display this week during the putin-xi meeting but they join forces in a bipartisan way on tiktok. i asd him if the ban on tiktok is actually on the horizon. we saw this ntentious hearing on capitol hill. seems likehe only viable options on the table right now is to have the chinese parent company sell tiktok or for the u.s. government to b

michelle, thanks very headlines. michelle, thanks very much indeed. and the top story on gb news is tonight. the government has agreed to pay offer with health unions representing nurses, ambulance staff and other nhs workers in england . they're going to england. they're going to receive a consolidated pay increase of 5% and an additional lump sum worth at least £1,655. if they back it. health unions have now suspended all planned strike and are recommending their members access the deal in an upcoming ballot. it comes after health workers in scotland, represented by the gmb union, accepted a six and a half % pay offer from the scottish government. the prime minister now says today's agreement is a message to other unions to stop the strikes and start talks. we want to have constructive dialogue with unions with serious about finding fair and reasonable agreements on public sector pay. i think today's agreement demonstrates that. and what i'd say to all other unions is, you know, please don't be striking. please come in and have those talks. we've be

there is a shadow of mont—saint—michel on the sand.particular, the north tower, it sums it all up, i often compare mont—saint—michel being the jewel and the bay is the jewellery box, and there is the bay in the box, you have it all. and that images been there for 1000 years!— and if you're thinking of coming to france this year, here are some things to look out for. the loire valley is one of the most best places to see classic france, vineyards, mediaeval towns and more than 300 chateaux. this city is one of the bestjumping off points for the wider region and home to two of the most popular castles, including the chateau de shan bond, a 16th century masterpiece that many think leonardo da vinci had a hand in designing. in the summer months, you can head up to brittany which everywhere hosts a citywide art trail, 30 stages taking in attractions at the jules verne inspired machine theme park. you will have to pay to ride the great elephant or seaworld carousel but many other sites on the route are free. this beach town is home to europe

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michelle, polly middlehurst. michelle, thank you and good evening to you.the thank you and good evening to you. the top stories on gb news tonight. well, jeremy hunt has vowed to encourage millions to rejoin the workforce and boost britain's financial growth. in his first budget as chancellor mr. hunt said the office for budget responsibility now forecasts the uk will no longer enter a recession this year instead. inflation is predicted to fall from 10.7% at the end of last year to 2.9% by the end of 2023. let's take you through the key points . 2023. let's take you through the key points. in a 2023. let's take you through the key points . in a speech lasting key points. in a speech lasting almost an hour today, the chancellor announced these measures, including a change in duty paid on draught products in pubs , meaning beers and cider pubs, meaning beers and cider will be up to $0.11 lower than they are in supermarket , as they are in supermarket, as something he said was only possible post—brexit. you could al

michel dubois. tweet me at gb news or arts. michel dubois . lots of people michel dubois. of people getting in touch already about the water story . i'll come getting in touch already about the water story. i'll come on to that one in a second. but paul, another one that caught my eye might be remiss of me not to ask you about it. was the report that came out tonight. and i'm going my ready. i going to get my quotes ready. i don't to. i don't like to don't want to. i don't like to misquote as report. misquote as official report. apparently, bullying apparently, evidence of bullying , discrimination , harassment and discrimination in and rescue service in every fire and rescue service in every fire and rescue service in england could be just the tip of the iceberg. apparently is that true, in your view ? i think that true, in your view? i think unquestionably some of this stuff goes on. i mean , there are stuff goes on. i mean, there are thousands of people employed in the tens of thousands of people employed in the fire and rescue service up and down the country. and any i

michelle, thank you and i do. michelle, thank you and good evening to you . the top good evening to you. the top story on gb news today. well, as you've been hearing a report into britain's largest police force has been described by the home secretary as very concerning . baroness louise concerning. baroness louise casey, who led the review, found the met police to be institutionally racist , institutionally racist, misogynist and homophobe beck. she said victims have been let down and officers who've abused their power have shattered pubuc their power have shattered public trust. the report also found the met's current ethics standards and disciplinary procedures have failed abysmally , and she's calling for a complete overhaul of the service. suella braverman says she has every faith . the she has every faith. the commissioner similar role will be a catalyst for change and has vowed to hold officers and the mayor of london to account . mayor of london to account. there have been growing concerns around the performance of the metropolitan police and its abil

michel.ay back to oh, by the way, a lot of my viewers yesterday because we covered this obviously after the hearing and finished lot of my and finished and a lot of my viewers saying actually viewers were saying actually they felt reassured by the performance of boris yesterday . performance of boris yesterday. listen, this this programme and a large chunk of the lovely viewers, right. they love boris johnson.i viewers, right. they love boris johnson. i think they are a minority. this is the people's this is going to get me lots of lovely pictures, you know, till i can show my relatives what most folks who watch this show are predisposed to be fans of boris. they're not the majority . there's a poll out today about the conservative grassroots. you think forget the think he's done to forget the majority? course did boris majority? of course did boris since across country. since power across the country. well, they did. well, they did. they did. absolutely didn't deny that absolutely not. didn'

michelle: the clue is in the name.was one of the major lenders to early-stage companies in silicon valley, so the expectation is this will have huge implications for that tech ecosystem, not just the start ups abut venture capital funds, and what i mean is that regulators will guarantee bank accounts, deposits up to $250,000, but the majority are larger than that, which means that these startups and wealthy founders are unsure of what happens to their money, and they are scrambling, in some cases worried they won't make payroll. will you start to see layoffs among these startups rather than avoiding a situation where they can't pay their people? laura: michelle fleury, thank you. let's train to paris where the issue of illegal migrants crossing the channel from france to england has been front and nter in a meeting between the u.k. prime minister and french president. rishi sunak and emmanuel macron agreed to try to stop his crossings to the u.k., but the french president said tackling migration had to be a joint effor

and what i love about michelle's book is that she gets this even at this moment of michelle is showing us these beautiful experiments and demonstrates the possibility for our future. so that's my little love to start off this conversation and with that said, i guess, i just want to start off you know, in your author's note, you talk a little bit about kind of what led you to this work inside love, just to kind of get a sense of what kind of brought you to the doorsteps of these towns. yeah. i mean i'm an and not turn julia or any of you my larger therapist for the real story but we're going to start this tape after college i was working in a in a at an anti-poverty organization called leap leadership education, athletics and partnership a youth program that was based in five connecticut cities bridgeport, new london, new haven, waterbury and hartford and these are highly segregated cities with a lot of concentrated poverty, a state with a highly unequal state, sort of many of these incredibly poor internally, racially segregated cities are surrounded by suburbs that are and in some cas

best actress going to michelle yeoh. i managed to speak to her about an hour michelle yeoh. heraboutan hourand michelle yeoh. i managed to speak to her about an hour and have ago she arrived at this party and she said this award was for so many people, and specifically said it's for people who look like me. she knew she had made history by winning this. she is only the second person of colour to win best actress at the oscars, and the person who presented her with the only other person, halle berry who won in 2002 for monsters ball, and they got the shot of the two of their mocking of the stage, michelle yeoh oscar in hand, arm round halle berry, a very cynical moment —— a sort of the two walking off the stage. —— a very special moment. and ke huy quan, one of the best comebacks of all time, someone who was a refugee in hong kong for a year before moving to united states, starting indiana jones and the temple of doom and the greenies, which are mentioned in his oscar speech and then could not get any more work, from acting it was crazy rich agents, a michelle yeoh film, whic

michelle dewberry . now. michelle dewberry. thanks for that, polly.well, i am michelle dewberry and i am keeping you company right through until 7:00 this evening alongside me . i've got the alongside me. i've got the commentator joe phillips alongside me. i've got the commentatorjoe phillips and the commentator joe phillips and the political consultant alex dean. good evening. good evening . of good evening. good evening. of you. you know the drill as well, don't you? and how? it's not just those three. it is just about those three. it is very about you at home very much about you at home tonight. what's on your mind on this international women's day? i'm not one, actually, who goes around the pink and high fiving myself today. does eight international women's day mean anything to you? i wonder, by the way, how much longer this day will exist , because if day will even exist, because if some that the some people are that way, the women access anyway. do you women want access anyway. do you care? do you celebrate? i don't . and i'm afraid it's like so

michelle thanks for that. follow along, michelle dewberry. i'm keeping you company right through until 7:00 tonight. alongside me, i've got martin daubney , the former brexit party daubney, the former brexit party mep , and aaron boustani, the mep, and aaron boustani, the founder of novara media. good evening. welcome gents. you both looking very smart tonight . looking very smart tonight. thank you much. appreciate thank you very much. appreciate it. that's the it for it. that's the making it for everyone, you at home. and everyone, for you at home. and speaking of you at home, what's on mind tonight? getting on your mind tonight? getting in touch with me. gbviews@gbnews.uk case. reach me . case. how you can reach me. twitter thing. you can twitter is your thing. you can tweet me at gb news. lots tweet me there at gb news. lots of stuff to get into tonight. lots of you already getting in contact. you'll be aware that the final tranche of the report into the manchester arena arena bombing has been released today . we'll get into that in just

moody's in an hour now, more from michel . hour now, more from michel. thanks for that.ll, i am michelle dewberry and i am keeping you company right through till 7:00 tonight alongside me , charlotte pickles alongside me, charlotte pickles is the director of the reforms think tank at our investment is the founder of novara media . the founder of novara media. welcome, both of you. the confusing me tonight ladies and gents at home because i've got the person that would normally lean left sitting on my right. so that would perhaps so the person that would perhaps lean my left, lean right sitting on my left, maybe might give me maybe you might give me interesting opinions because there least one topic there is at least one topic tonight when i tonight and sometimes when i think he or thinks or think i bet he or she thinks or thinks there's at least thinks this, there's at least one i'm aware of one topic that i'm aware of where actually very much where actually the very much confused surprise me with where actually the very much convaiews. surprise me with where actually th

think i love what michelle said. as christians we have an obligation to bring our faith into the public square., it starts with, us right? being biblically moral, ourselves a start to the family's starts to voluntarily sharing the gospel what it does not involve having the federal government forced people to become christians that is what the critics of christian nationalism want i know no christian, i'm sure you can find them out where the christiane in the official establish religion of the united states punish people who do not follow christiana but precious few the 52% of the american population praying for the president praying for the country is not any meaningful sense of christian nationalism but they are strengthening that term suggesting anyone bringing faith into the public square is advocating for christian nationalism. it may not be the historic definition but it certainly how they are using it. some of these questions, pass to gary, get ready! most of them are for you. >> oh, great. >> first one is, why

>> first of all, michelle is not either. we still distinguish between the sexes here. >> how do we challenge pastors who we observe our shrinking back from important and polarizing social issues? i get this question often, sadly. i do not know how to lovingly do that. i am not so sure jesus was loving what he [indiscernible] >> he might have said it with a smile. >> i think it is time they need to get called out. it is going to take some courageous people to call them out. if you have a pastor and you have prayed for him, then you talk with him, and if they continue to avoid the issues of our day in terms of applying scripture, then you need to find a church that preaches the whole counsel of god. >> but also, they can buy the book and buy the audible version of a. >> he is coming this week. we are trying to work out a date in december. >> it is such a good book for pastors. >> i am going to throw this one out there for any of our panelists. how do we handle our adult children who are so swayed by this welcome agenda? -- wok

i'm michel jay.any right through till 7:00 tonight alongside me, former tony blair adviser john alongside me, former tony blair adviserjohn mcternan and former adviserjohn mcternan and former adviser as well to nadhim zahawi at mark lyon , full of advisers, at mark lyon, full of advisers, former advisers . i wonder why no former advisers. i wonder why no one's ever asked me to advise them on anything for you. because hope for me at all. because hope for me at all. because i think you give opinions , not advice, and you opinions, not advice, and you keep giving the opinion until they adopted your opinion . they adopted your opinion. advisers have to live with we say it and then they don't do it. well, i think actually the country probably be in a bit of a better position if people actually were not afraid of speaking truth to power and didn't shut up. actually until they were listened to . that's they were listened to. that's what i think. do you agree? yes you know, that's the phrase speaking to is s

that was michelle yeoh, who became the first ever— michelle yeoh, who became the first ever asian to. the best supporting actor went to ke huy quan— supporting actor went to ke huy quan what i story this was, born— quan what i story this was, born in— quan what i story this was, born in south vietnam, city of his life — born in south vietnam, city of his life living in a refugee camp— his life living in a refugee camp in— his life living in a refugee camp in hong kong before he moved — camp in hong kong before he moved to the united states. he was a _ moved to the united states. he was a child star in the indiana jones — was a child star in the indiana jones and _ was a child star in the indiana jones and the temple of doom and the — jones and the temple of doom and the gurneys and then we became _ and the gurneys and then we became an adult the parts dried up. became an adult the parts dried uu he — became an adult the parts dried up. he trained as a stunt co—ordinator and at the end of his 40s. — co—ordinator and at the end of his 40s, 'crazy, rich asians' was — his 40s, 'crazy, ri

michelle lozano, ella saliÓ de su casa como cualquier otra persona, a visitar a sus amistades.. carrillo: el cuerpo se descubriÓ acÁ abajo en la tierra. como a unos 15 metros de aquÍ. el cuerpo estaba dentro de una caja. una caja mÁs o menos como de 2x2. cuando el tipo dejÓ ir la caja. la caja con el peso del cuerpo se abriÓ. y estaba descubierto desnuda. sandoval: Él agrega que la joven habÍa sido violada y asfixiada. aunque eso no fue lo que mÁs le preocupÓ. carrillo: para mÍ se me hizo que quizÁs esta persona ya tiene experiencia. lo hizo con facilidad. sandoval: ¿el modo que el asesino habÍa llevado a cabo el crimen le daba a usted la pauta que lo habÍa hecho antes? carrillo: era muy posible. sandoval: lo que para carrillo significÓ solo una posibilidad. carrillo: estamos hablando de una persona, no es si va a volver a ofender, es cuÁndo y dÓnde. y ese es el miedo que tuvimos. sandoval: por semanas vigilias como esta mantenÍan el caso en las noticias al tiempo que buscaban tranquilizar a la comunidad y ayudar a la familia de michelle a sobrellevar un dolor inimaginable. >>

michelle, worth it or not? >> i think it's a good idea., if you want a great table you don't want to sit by the kitchen, sure. it just depends how much. >> what if the table had the best view, would it be a little easier to stomach for an experience of where someone used to set? >> emily i am wherefore if frank sinatra sat there i want to sit there. i want to stay away from the door i don't want to be cold in the winter. as long as it's the steak and potatoes the same throughout the restaurant that's where i will be. >> well if it's one of the best restaurants that has those kind of table $25 is like a glass of wine. so it seems pretty reasonable in terms of if you are going out for a special night. it does make a difference to sit somewhere not next to the kitchen where the door is banging at the back of her chair. >> i guess the flip side, kaylee, sort of like in a plane where don't nickel and dime me for my luggage, just include that in the ticket and have every table be awesome and don't charge me extra. >> right, no, would not pay to

thank you, michelle roberts. it is the - you, michelle roberts.he cheltenham festival gets under way. about 280,000 spectators are expected over the next four days the jockeys could face serious penalties including disqualification if they breach new rules on the use of the whip. our sports news correspondent, andy swiss, reports. and they're off! the first race of the day, to get through the turnstiles. but as the fans flocked in their thousands, who'll be the stars of this year's cheltenham? well once again, they may well come from ireland. whether it's trainer willie mullins, who has a host of favourites, orjockey rachael blackmore, the first female rider to win the gold cup on a plus tard, back to defend her title. pretty cool, heading there with that on your back, i suppose, but it's trying to hold onto it now is the thing. when you get a taste of success, itjust sparks something in you and you just want to grow it, i suppose, yeah. well, the cheltenham festival is often described as the olympics ofjump racing. forthejockeys, riding here is a

that within prisons, michel?nomic would give us an economic output, but it would also, to your keep people safe. your point, keep people safe. win win says ivor andrews said, yes, we should get prisoners to go to work and they could start by repairing all the potholes in britain's road. someone wrote in about sir paul hulls just yesterday, and i suppose to do an entire debate on them, for that matter, says. i think that matter, sally says. i think it's great idea for prisoners it's a great idea for prisoners to used for labour, to be used for labour, especially for picking crops. but they should not be paid for it. it cost the taxpayer a fortune to keep them inside, so this would be their way, basically paying the cost back to the country, the punishment for the prisoner is having your liberty taken away. that is the punishment . you don't have your punishment. you don't have your freedom. you have your freedom. you don't have your liberty. would be an liberty. it would be an extra punishment, to say, punishment,