i will be for ever grateful to you and the real full monty ladies. thank you.ull monty: ladies night, alongside seven other women whose lives had been touched by cancer. i bared all on prime—time television. the aim, to get women to check their breasts. tonight, there might be someone watching who learns something about breast cancer that they didn't know before and it potentially might save their life. now that is massive. weeks later, i received two e—mails from women who had donejust that. both had discovered a lump. both had breast cancer. maren had surgery to remove a cancerous lump in her breast five days ago. i'm taking her to birmingham to meet margaret for the first time. you all right? i'm all right. yeah, sure? yeah, yeah, yeah. hello, margaret, how are you? you're looking gorgeous. no more gorgeous than you, my dear. this is maren. hi, pleased to meet you. margaret is 86. after watching the real full monty: ladies night, she did check her breasts, realised her nipple had inverted, and there was a lump beneath it. next week, she's having a mastectomy

s head of comedy puts monti polytheists lack of a regional a-t. down to a surfeit of education and races by this unfair we remarkably diverse for a time we had three grammar school boys want to put an gilliam then actually black was a yank and no slave owners. we asked people in london if they thought monty python had a place in today's world younger generation that grew up in a completely different time looking back and judging all comedy but today standards if you can really do that it's such classic t.v. and the likes of you. folks how was you've got all those classics that we've had to be a tease of the seventy's they want to keep going because they are timeless pieces of work if you go back and listen to old months apart from it i mean even i would find some of it shocking it's you know we're losing this it is really a cheap shot that we still have i guess it's about. private a fine balance between you know what's funny and what could potentially offend someone this is our two international. usually when we have brought about a situation real

than actually black was a yank and no slave owners or we've asked people in london if they thought monty python had a place in today's world younger generation who grew up in a completely different time looking back in judging comedy but today's standards if you can really do that it's such classic t.v. and the likes of. how was you've got all those classics that we've had in the eighty's of the seventy's they want to keep going because they are timeless pieces of work if you go back and listen to. it i mean even i would find some of it shocking it's you know we're losing this it is really a. shock that we still have i guess it's about. private a fine balance between you know what's funny and what could potentially offend someone. as if a now thanks for letting us update you this saturday i'll get you up to speed on russia twenty eighteen an hour of the headline news in about half an hour from now grab the r.t. app if you're out and about this weekend we'll keep in touch with what's happening . the way it was thank god thank you have been redacted inerrant the comedy show where americans

than actually black was a yank and no slave owners or we are some people in london if they thought monty python had a place in today's world. younger generation who grew up in a completely different time looking back and judging comedy but today's standards if you can really do that it's such classic t.v. and the likes of you. how was you've got all those classics that we've had in the eighty's the seventy's they want to keep going because they are timeless pieces of. if you go back and listen so. i mean even though i would find some of it shocking it's you know we're losing this it's really a. show humor that we still have i guess it's about. private a fine balance between you know what's funny and what could potentially offend someone. all right that's it for now a busy half hour on saturdays only barely thirty minutes gone and it's already belgium two. will keep you up to date with all the action that group g. game and also our global headlines at the top of the hour. if you're out in about this weekend we'll keep in touch with what's happening thanks for watching. the. law. when a lo

we asked people in london if they thought monty python had a place in today's world. younger generation who grew up in a completely different time looking back in judging. if you can really do such classic t.v. the likes of you. how was you've got all those classics that we've had in the eighty's of the seventy's they want to keep going because they are timeless pieces of. if you go back and listen to it i mean even though i would find some of it shocking it's you know we're losing this it is really a. show that we still have i guess it's about. private a fine balance between you know what's funny and what could potentially offend someone. and that does it for me i will be back in about oh let's say thirty minutes with a full picture news you are watching are two international. president . store of value and that will continue the price reaches an equilibrium point one hundred thousand per claim or you'll be seeing it more used as a medium of exchange some point becomes a unit of account as things are priced and bitcoin has money disappears. i've been saying the numbe

one that features german lyrics with bonnie what music sounds rid of right the singer songwriter's monti and lovely to indian taxi drivers from handbook back and twenty fourteen they saying this time it's our tour and i'm well it worked to germany on the championship now they are back with a song called to defending the title and well hopefully they will be right again but why do it to india and indians from hamburg sing a german fan song with what about music and if the song proving hits we ask around . defending germany's world cup title that's what this song is all about. this is lovely and that's monty the bank of brothers a taxi driver says but they also compose dollywood music. i write german. monkey sings. german lyrics with indian music and with. the brothers first came to hamburg in one thousand nine hundred forty they're probably the city's most famous taxi drivers. less for their driving and for the football anthems they've been composing since twenty twelve. finding a shot looking good. lovely and monte are fans of the german team but not just by default just. learning to bec

lovely and monty spreading world cup fever all around their adopted hometown . definitely country definitely heart and with that we wrap up another week of euro max as always it was good to have you along and we'll figure in so. the book. minute the a. b c one called the what the mine. done show us would you. feel stupid and feel he was a badass shuttle fleet at the medina to uncouple to die. within the cut and run system other than one it would washy go beyond even the. last of them called for. fifteen minutes. to enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian i'll be challenging those in power asking tough questions demanding of sounds. as conflicts intensify i'll be meeting with keep players on the ground in the sun zones of. cutting through the rhetoric holding the conference to account for facts of the conflict zone. conflict zone with jim sebastian on t.w. . it's all happening which of. your link to news from africa and the world. your link to exceptional stories and discussions can you and will come see to do stuff including program tonight from born in germa

lovely and monty spreading world cup fever all around their adopted hometown. definitely country definitely heart and with that we wrap up another week of euro max as always it was good to have your along and we'll figure in so. i'm. home now from the netherlands urgently needs a new kidney. but a tard finding a donor with the right match. so he's taken matters into his own hands on social media. will he find the right donor in time. dying to live organ donation the a facebook. and thirty minutes on d w e. or . where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one to the shadow and a few newspapers with official information as a journalist i have work on the strength of many can trust and their problems are all the same for doing the social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press. corruption or gun afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the humans on scene or microphones who have decided to put their trust in us. as jenny paris and i weren't. much in being bomb there's. a compromis

this is lovely and that's monty the bunker brothers are taxi drivers but they also compose dollywood music. i write german music sings. german larynx with enjoy music and with. the brothers first came to hamburg in one thousand nine hundred four they're probably the city's most famous taxi drivers though less for their driving and for the football anthems they've been composing since twenty twelve. by nature was doing good. so lovely and mancini are fans of the german team but not just by default. really did because india isn't playing i'm. thirty four years this is our home and this is the. lead we have germany during the day but i'm hot i always say i'm a cheese but without the cheese a real gumbo. like. the two composed a new football anthem to cheer on the german team just in time for the upcoming world cup and this year the stakes are high and germany is defending its world title. and of course the better to test the songs the first song in their own customers cut. cut cut cut. plus he's certainly got something indian fans driving through hamburger towns very unusual as it was j

lovely and monty spreading world cup fever all around their adopted hometown. definitely country definitely hard and with that we wrap up another week of euro max as always it was good to have your along and we'll figure. for sarah willis to. join her on a journey of musical discovery. i'm here the fusible writes the book for the money where we are celebrating the music of george gershwin with your cats the film one of the loops on board and lots of children. the first ten minutes on d w was. my small children all suited. to. the theme. that simply shed some light. on the trouble of. spending time in the field. how can you get out. with him because it was serious. shit this week on d w. a clash of cultures in india. a clash between those who believe in arranged marriage those who want to marry for love. because that's shaking families and society to the core. my father will be angry a little sometimes i think the rainy day. starts johnny g.w. . player. probably will not succeed in defining the sun i'll not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we

this is head of comedy puts monty python's the lack of originality down to earth that of education and race is bias we were remarkably diverse for the time we had three grammar school boys one of and gillem though not actually black was a yank and no slave. so what the public think about this we asked people in london if they still want to post and how to play santa days world younger generation who grew up in a completely different time looking back and judging comedy but today's standards if you can really do that it's such classic t.v. and the likes of. how it was you've got all those classics that we've had in the eighty's of the seventy's they want to keep going because they are timeless pieces of. what you might find funny somebody else may not find coming in so it's really about listening to both sides and to speak to the cause and accommodation with it the whole point of a joke is a joke has to have a bug you know and you have to be able to be robust enough. to get the humor isn't serious get political correctness discuss whether it's funny. or leave you without thoughts coming

it was inevitable that when he came to gettysburg, monti was going to ask eisenhower to take him out on the battlefield, which he does. i complied. trailed by a flock of reporters, the two generals traversed the battlefield over two days, stopping at the major locations where the fighting occurred. theye course of two days, have a lot of observations back and forth about the generals and those engagements. eisenhower expresses admiration for the iron brigade. he criticizes jan ewell sickles for the movement out of his position on the second day. nobody seems to have taken any toense whatsoever eisenhower's criticism of siles, but on day two, something different happened. they went out before they went to church, because they wanted to see cox hill, they wanted to go to the virginia monument, confederate avenue and on to cemetery ridge. --n they are at coke cell cox hill and walking down the goadingonty starts eisenhower about lee's actions on the third day and says eisenhower basically, you would admit that this was a major blunder. this was terrible. i would never have done this. ne

how regional the voice you have rather than what school you went in the late sixty's and seventy's monty python attracted as many as ten million british viewers per show known for their surreal humor their movies were even banned in several countries they've been called the beatles of comedy and their influence reverberates even today. well i want to go in and steal a few things might. get you an encyclopedia salesman my mama blah blah will let you when your son i mean start p.d.s. i want my ma just want to come in rhyme second flat honestly probably snow in short if it is not to. buy it on star john cleese had back at the b.b.c. as only john cleese could. b.b.c.'s head of comedy puts monte python lack of a regional o.t. down to a surfeit of education and race is bias unfair we are remarkably diverse for a time we had three grammar school boys want to put an gilliam than actually black was a yank and no slave owners we asked people in london if they thought they had a place in today's. younger generation who grew up in a completely different time looking back and judging all comedy but t

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spamalot, the monty python musical. the drudge report was first to break the news that that is in fact what secretary of state condoleezza rice was doing at the apex of the death and destruction in new orleans. this was the original drudge report mention from that day back in 2005. "eyewitness, secretary of state condi rice laughs it up at spam alott while gulf coast lays in tatters. theatergoers on new york city's great white way were shocked to see the president's former national security adviser at the monty python farce last night." that was in the drudge report. "new york daily news" added a little color of their own. "contributing to the fiddling while rome burns impression given by her boss during the disaster, which may have claimed thousands of lives, secretary rice was booed by some audience members at spam paalot, the mon python musical, at shubert theater when the lights went up after performance." that "new york daily news" report was correct. people booed her for being here. you'd think that would be a wak

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as one of the last times i saw him, we did a sketch together for the monty python live shows which iscolleagues knew very well which is that he was very funny. as well as being, clearly, one of the greatest physicists and being buried in the abbey alongside newton and darwin, he was a very passionate, very funny and very passionate about putting science in proper context as part of culture. that may involve doing monty python sketches or it may involve writing books, a brief history of time. that is the key thing for me. i remember his humour. he performed an ad lib with eric idle and this get was that i was going to argue with the words of the galaxy song, a monty python song, and stephen was going to run me over in his wheelchair. he famously displayed displays are like that. and i to him and he said, "i think you are being pedantic." it was a wonderful ad lib which got into the sketch. a brief history of time perhaps made him more famous than his physics. it is a hugely bottom book, 25 million copies, but lots of people put it on coffee tables and did not read it. what impact it th

and remembering the team back to 2011, the following year they made the monty ellis trade which opens the door for steph curry but they made an announcement and spoke to the crowd at the oracle and the fans were so fed up -- and i'll go there now because -- >> do it again. what are you working on next year? >> we have work outs today at 4:00. we have to get better. >> congratulations. thank you. >> get over here. and this is getting hold. >> winning never gets old. it tooks a lot -- for the retirement to where we are today. and talk about transformation and what it takes to win the fans over. >> it takes winning culture with them winning on the floor and the hearts and mines of your audience and these are great audiences and i'm glad to be in their hearts and minds. >> how unfortunate that we're not going to the white house. >> i don't know if it is unfortunate. it is unfortunate for them we are not going to the white house. >> thank you very much. congratulations again. >> it is the owner peter guber. >> he and joe took over and damian referred to it, it was the chris mullen jersey c

and thank you all for that, you're the first audience that has left at monty python on that. everybody else looks at it and say why is that funny? i almost took it out, i thought, it wasn't monty python, it was major general robert ross, rear admiral george copper and 150 sailors in 1814, apparently by this time the war of 1812 was over. but they went into the white house, they ate the dinner that dolly madison had prepared for her guest, they apparently commented favorably on the madeira and they piled all of the furniture and drapes in the middle of the rooms in the stepped outside and threw in torches and burned the white house. that is a scary and great painting by tom freeman. the fire burned really really hot. then it rained. so what you had afterwards was a shell of cracked stone, it was in bad shape, a lot of the stone was unusable, the brick inside was unusable. but -- i will just jump forward to the british again, a different one. field marshal mr. monty, montgomery came to see my grandfather after the war, you can see they are getting along just fine in that pictur

this because this is vegetarian monti.s. >> anthony: you probably thank genghis khan for this. by the way, the dumplings. >> serj: he made it happen. he took all the manuscripts, killed a million people, but brought the dumplings. >> anthony: but he left you dumplings. >> serj: he left us, yeah. >> anthony: mmm, that's awesome. yeah, this is what my soul needed. >> serj: good. >> anthony: what was it like coming back, the first time? how old were you and what was it like? >> serj: i had a mystical connection, because i had never been to armenia, and we had only read about it in books, per se, you know. armenia, modern armenia is different, you know, than what i had thought of, you know. because it's thriving, it's young, um, you know, it's got a lot of interesting dynamics. and i remember, the first time i flew back to la, the feeling that i got getting out of the plane is, "why am i back here?" like it was a weird thing where it's this inescapable feeling of kind of the land having some kind of pull on your blood or somet

process called but in how far this is possible or not is very difficult to say at the moment franz monti in kabul thank you very much for that assessment turning to quantum on a nine time is running out in the search for survivors of sunday's massive volcanic eruption vaine is hindering the rescue efforts and the a warnings off imminent options the death toll has risen dec east ninety nine now with kills to two hundred people still missing and this drawing criticism the early warnings of the deadly eruption and office of international aid what ignored. clearing the rubble after disaster struck. the biggest priority for crews is to find and remove bodies buried under volcanic ash. it's a grim task and dangerous the volcano could erupt again at any time. yes. we're motivated to do our job with everything we have been assuming that whatever it takes no matter how difficult the conditions even if it means risking our lives something we're very aware of of consent and this will. in safer parts of us emergency shelters have been set up for the evacuees. those who made it here are the lucky one

this because this is vegetarian monti. >> anthony: you probably thank genghis khan for this. by the way, the dumplings. >> serj: he made it happen. he took all the manuscripts, killed a million people, but brought the dumplings. >> anthony: but he left you dumplings. >> serj: he left us, yeah. >> anthony: mmm, that's awesome. yeah, this is what my soul needed. >> serj: good. >> anthony: what was it like coming back, the first time? how old were you and what was it like? >> serj: i had a mystical connection, because i had never been to armenia, and we had only read about it in books, per se, you know. armenia-modern armenia is different, you know, than what i had thought of, you know. because it's thriving, it's young, um, you know, it's got a lot of interesting dynamics. and i remember, the first time i flew back to la, the feeling that i got getting out of the plane is, "why am i back here?" like it was a weird thing where it's this inescapable feeling of kind of the land having some kind of pull on your blood or somethin

of gross incompetence that you have the issues going on in barbados today you know prime minister monti was voted in in a general election just last month you know so she's taken on a lot and i think you know you have to ask yourself are these. countries and what they're proposing to fix their economies is what's good for the country necessarily good for the people and vice versa there's many places in the world that actually fight actively fight to is not that's not an option for barbados is it i mean barbados has a very strong tourism product you know barbados and its beaches are known worldwide from north america to the e.u. so i don't necessarily think that it's fighting tourism you know i think that tours zone is definitely of an avenue that the country can explore to help its economy but they also have to look at alternative measures to turn things around thank you very much they're all very much as. the czech republic might finally have a government coalition eight months off the bobbies centrist party came first in inconclusive elections but the billionaire have been having trou

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nigeria to a two nothing victory in a rough and tumble encounter in the thirty second minute mario monti juve it scored with a diving header that might have been deflected by organic cotton i table but this one probably would have gone in even without the nigerians how. then in the sixty ninth minute munjal which was wrestled down in the box by william kong upset captain look a month wretch who fired in to make it to nothing. now moved to the top of from the . get more on the matter with me is chris harrington from v.w. sport so this game go the way you expected. expected yes the way i hope you know i was hoping the super eagles would prevail they have a lot of hype behind their team you know they were the first african club to qualify for the world cup but croatia on the other hand very experienced team they have luca moderates the captive mario bonds who could also the two players in their mid thirty's so it was really a battle of experience versus the experience of nigeria because they are one of the youngest teams in this world cup but it was a lot of sloppy play in the beginning and

without any problems and there's also even racketed choice russell and up and up front of course mario monti who gets a striker who is just always dangerous and can always get those important goals the group is considered to be extremely tight knit though now jiri are now in a tough spot after losing against croatia but they're still iceland who are really tough to crack and then there's of course the group favorite argentina so crazy have a chance now but it's still going to be an uphill battle and i have to disclose that denmark pre-match really is well as dull as the result suggests not at all is a fantastic game to watch there is so much passion and emotion and admittedly denmark kind of spoiled proves return to the world cup to the big stage of football but it was so much fun there were so many exciting scenes goals you know emotions are running high and that's kind of what makes world cups like this so exciting it's not just the big names in the big stars but the fact that all day long there's just great football to watch absolutely that's my favorite bit which names then come to the f

becoming obes, monty don for services to horticulture and charity.ress keira knightley for services to drama and charity. it is suddenly very panicked... investigative journalist stacey dooley becomes an mbe... as does an award—winning singer who can now say... # miss dynamite...# ..mbe. in sport, winter olympian lizzy yarnold has made an obe. and jennifer kehoe and menna fitzpatrick, the only british gold—medallists from this year's winter paralympics become mbes. at 20, fitzpatrick is the youngest to be honoured on this year's list. most honours have gone to people out of the public eye for work in communities. people like akeela ahmed, the founder of online forum "she speaks, we hear". i wanted to ring together diverse voices. but more importantly, i really wanted to elevate the voices, the everyday voices of muslim women because i felt that more often than not they are spoked about in negative terms, but we don't get to hear their authentic voices. the oldest person recognised, becoming an mbe, 103—year—old rosemary powell, britain's longest serv

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monty francis, ktvu, fox two news. >>> we will have live election news coverage tomorrow on fox2 news , plus we will start at seven p.m. have complete coverage here on ktuv fox2 on the 10:00 and 11:00 news . >>> it's going to be busy. the roads have also been busy, cell has been covering a situation on interstate 680 . i know early and there was construction out that livermore, hopefully that it has been cleared or soon. >> yes it's been cleared, dave good morning. were going to start their in livermore and the altamont pass. traffic is moving along relatively well. we do have a lot of slow traffic , the roadwork was there until about five a.m. this morning, until about four this morning i should say. you can see that it's very slow. they have the lanes closed and they opened up the lanes just before four. there was already a traffic jam in the 205 started getting very very slow in the area as well . we look at livermore to pleasant to dublin, that looks fine. this is interstate 880 right front of oracle arena. traffic is moving well in both directions. the toll plaza, it's backed up

former commissioner and later prime minister marrow monti imp -- mario monti implemented significant changes during his tenure. it happened after the honeywell and g.e. proposed and failed merger where the european commission and the u.s. came to different conclusions. and it caused a big dialogue internationally. but it created very important changes that have been long lasting. and they should be commended. but they incorporate many changes. and they continue to revise them. these commitments are designed to perfectly fit within that. and we have not gotten pushback from the civil law countries and they're an important part given how many civil law regimes are out there and the breath we would want this to be adopted. >> do we have one more question? sir? >> thank you. in a number of countries, state enterprises are one of the biggest sources of inadequate competition and productivity. does cooperation among competition agencies, does that play any role in putting more pressure on governments to reign in those restraints on competition? >> great question! a really important part of

the group held a candleig vigil tonight, and we have live coverage from monty francis, and there was a big turnout. >> reporter: yes, the passionately opposed to the trump administration's zero tolerance policy, but they're not just speaking out, they're making a call for acti. on the steps of san carlos city hall, father's day brought out a crowd of about 150 people, reflective and outraged about families being torn apart. >> i couldn't get by a minute without knowwhere he was, so can you imagine what these families are feeling? >> i must do something, i must take massive action because, and we all need to because this is not okay. they're telling parents they're taking their kids to the showers or bathe, that's what the nazis di is is not okay. >> reporter: the group is also banding together to raise money for legal help for families separated from their children at the u.s. border. >> we have a $6,000 matching great, so there's a few of us in the community, we pulled together $6,000 and we'll match a donation made today. >> reporter: in the last six weeks at least 2,000 immigrant

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let me introduce you to the triplets, 13—year—old hamish, monty and noah. is nonscientific, obviously. the reason we are testing this and we will test his brothers and we will test them before he played, and after, and the reason is to find out what? when it comes to pulling video games? to find out whether video games which are particularly enjoyable and rewarding overactive let the reward system of the brain and have potentially an addictive potential. ok. because they deliver pleasure and a desire of the brain to repeat this experience again and again. so it is in use of the brain related to pleasure and reward and motions, if they are overactive during the game. that would show the game is addictive. as the boys' mum, how do they differ when it comes to wanting to play video games? two is a keen and one is not so keen. is there something particular about fortnite that used think is different to the others, fifa 17, that used think is different to the others, fifa17, 18? because it is a live stream game, you don't have the option to pause which can enter

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becoming obes, monty don for services to horticulture and charity.ss keira knightley for services to drama and charity. it is all suddenly very panicked... investigative journalist stacey dooley becomes an mbe... as does an award—winning singer who can now say... # i'm miss dynamite...# ..mbe. in sport, gold—medal winter olympian lizzy yarnold has been made an obe. and jennifer kehoe and menna fitzpatrick, the only british gold—medallists from this year's winter paralympics become mbes. at 20, fitzpatrick is the youngest person to be honoured on this year's list. most honours have gone to people out of the public eye for work in communities. people like akeela ahmed, the founder of online forum "she speaks, we hear". i wanted to bring together diverse voices. but more importantly, i really wanted to elevate the voices, the everyday voices of muslim women, because i felt that more often than not they are spoked more often than not they are spoken about in negative terms, but we don't get to hear their authentic voices. the oldest person recognised, be

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this is lovely and that's monti the banker brothers a taxi drivers but they also compose dollywood music i write german. sings. german lyrics with enjoy music or was it. the brothers first came to hamburg in one thousand nine hundred four they're probably the city's most famous taxi drivers. less for their driving and for the football anthems they've been composing since twenty twelve. finding she was. so lovely and mancini are fans of the german team but not just by default just. good she. really did because india isn't playing i'm. here thirty four years this is our home and this is the. lead we have germany. i always say i'm a cheese but without the cheese it's a real dumb luck of the. the two composed a new football anthem to cheer on the german team just in time for the upcoming world cup and this year the stakes are high in germany is defending its world title . and of course better to test the songs the first song in their own customers such. like. top most certainly got something indian fans driving through hamburger towns really unusual those are the words of some. lovely and ma

lovely and monty spreading world cup fever all around their adopted hometown. company. oh thunder. i did. oh. oh. oh what a catchy chorus love am on the sea welcome to the studio great to have you here well german lyrics with bollywood music how do you come up with that. because my customers and taxi would not understand. language that's why they said ok you are having very nice music but he got to understand that before the need to go on deck to speak to me i said ok only because off i have to put you on what i should or should i not do i. studied the song but in german yeah that was a great idea about the movie is sung so good and then of colors but what do your in your friends and relatives think about your kind of music. it's very nice. very nice but. they don't understand because there is only. one find it good. thing you brought this instrument along with you you know before me like a little detail with only one string what is it would be ok instrument two names and so from punjab itself upright and that's why i present to be. sure and be sure that this oh it's over from. his

he goes full monty was not going to go this is not the first time he's miles away in the stock so don'tbelieve. this is lego i love the buzzing business how. can i make capital lagos and i'm pretty sure that i have a good chance to find a jersey here. a lot of us humans are like yeah looking for the jerseys the nigerian jersey why are people so crazy about it. so you can eat very nice of course i'm not i'm not. degree went green i love you i love it is easy. to eat. thank you but. it's. i can see you're selling t. shirts. we're making a lot of sounds. i mean i just love this shirt so. any. team. would seem. to. be. the best. for you just a reminder of the top story we're following for you today on news. with. new. now close to two hundred people are still missing. you can always. push notifications on your phone breaking news you can also use. your photos and videos. from google or you. could be watching news coming to you live from. with more of course you get all the news. on our website. thanks for watching. center of the conflict zone. my guest this week your internal reviews the fo

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it's like something out of monty python's flying circus... yes, keep up at the back! it's a comedy! divided to publish the white paper on brexit before the summit. it will resolve nothing. then they will agree on their "position " because it is not clear what that means. presumably, the white paper will be published, but that will be difficult. there are more difficult votes in july. and then the most difficult bit of all begins, which is the negotiation between the uk and the rest of the european union. yes. this is just trying to clarify britain's position. there are many, many other countries involved, that's what we forget. this is a very mean thing to do to you, but a quick, final thought about the leader herself, the prime minister herself. how many times have we all sat around this table saying, she's vulnerable, she's vulnerable? your thoughts at the end of a difficult week? more likely than not she will carry on until the end of this process. but it cannot be definite. because of the fragilities we have been talking about. but a replaced leader changes nothing of the things

goes full monty the. country is not the best on comics now so when the stock so don't believe. this is lego i love the bustling business house of nigeria's capital lagos and i'm pretty sure that i have a good chance to find a jersey here. looking for the jerseys the nigerian jersey why are people so crazy about it. i love you so. very nice of course i'm not i'm not my. degree went green i love you i love it is easy. to eat. thank you. all right here we go who says they are sold out it's plenty of nigerian shirts. i can see here selling t. shirts how is the sales going we're making a lot of so. i mean i just love these shirts very very love you guys the greats. how many of the jerseys have you sold already. i i couldn't comment i couldn't convert many. many more demand us to. her if she were your jersey. and you also. store. that for you but i'll give you one because i got plenty. of the real ones because they sold them for three thousand mero in the market which is about eight euros only but anyways the most important question is do you think that syria has a good chance to per

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