they have the power to deescalate or causing a lot of alto, nelson wong, the vice chairman. i'm president of the shanghai center for strategic cooperation and the rim pact, studies and international studies i should say, but also a vowel di club experts, nelson wong, always a pleasure to have you on the program. thank you very much. indeed for joining us so far. i trust you are just listening to the statement just now of the u. s. ambassador, how do you, how do you see his statement? nelson, that america is a leader in asia and its role is stronger than ever or watch the commons. why the us ambassador nicholas burns and would like to say that there is nothing wrong for him to state the fact that the u. s. has lasted interest in the reach, which i believe it refers to the asia pacific or the in the pacific as he might call it. but i've found his expression resolved that us being the leader in the region a bit to a certain. if i may use this word with all due respect to mister burns being a senior diplomat and a respectable scholar as well, i would say that it might be perhaps

commentator: could reiss nelson be your player to change - nelson be your player to change things?o change thins? , , ._ ., things? i will remember this day for a few thinqs- _ things? i will remember this day for a few thinqs- a _ things? i will remember this day for a few things. a lot _ things? i will remember this day for a few things. a lot of _ things? i will remember this day for a few things. a lot of things - a few things. a lot of things happened, after conceding the second, from a set play, and the team has still found a way to win it. i loved the initiative, the personality and the willingness to make things happened when it is difficult. that is what big teams do. bournemouth more than played their part in a helter—skelter contest and to lose after taking a 2—0 lead left cherries boss gary 0'neil bitterly disappointed. devastating to lose in that way. the way the boys went about it, the work they put in, two goals they scored from routines we've worked. to lose late on, literally the last kick of the game, was a hard one to take. earlier, manchester city kept up the pr

as you, as you all know, nelson. here we are with front row seats to witness the loss of being new multi polar world. older nelson wong, the vice chairman of shanghai sent up a room, pack, strategic and international studies. thank you for your time. what china says the office alliance is on a quote, path of error and danger. as australia plans to buy multiple nuclear power submarines from america of aging has slammed the deal as be stabilizing for the region. there's also race concerns the deal jeopardize is nuclear nonproliferation agreement making all of the tweaking they have actually in the army, the latest join state and from the u. s. u k. n. a trailer demonstrates that the 3 countries for the sake of their own sale, political interests, completely disregard the concerns of the international communities and our will can further and further down the path of error and danger of the us. president, u. k. prime minister and australian prime minister announced plans to develop a new generation of subs that will be b

thomas nelson page popularize the plantation romance set in the antebellum civil war period. americans seemed to have found simpler lives in close relationships on the plantation. magazines, because of their growing readership, presented a new, lucrative pathway into a literary career. "the atlantic" commanded great respect. "harper's monthly" was the best-selling magazine of the day. both faced competition from the illustrated magazine, as well as others like appleton's and lippincott. emily reeves -- amelie rives claimed she had an almost accidental entrance into publishing. three years after her first story appeared, she said, "i wrote that into evenings, sitting up in bed. i wrote it because i like to write and because i had the story in my mind. one day a nice boy of who we were very fond was visiting at the house and found that story in the library. nothing would do but he must take it back to boston when he went." he then submitted it to the atlantic monthly. these basic facts, while correct, indicated nothing of the deliberate campaign that amelie rives had waged to b

thank you. >> thanks nelson. >> nelson peltz, trian it's an interesting idea if we're trying to figure250,000 at the bank feel like their money will still be there if something happens to their bank stocks or if they lose a lot of money because of their mismanaging interest rate risk. >> it's only 15 years that limit was 100,000. it was after the crisis it was 250. one thing about the episode in the last couple weeks the revelation of how much there is in uninsured bank deposits in the system a lot of it is business. it's not somebody that has built it from nothing to 250, but it's remarkable. >> yeah. >> it's probably a wake-up call and people can figure out how to -- there are these services you can spread it out among different banks. >> you can sort of spread it and get 250 everywhere to make sure that you are fully insured one idea amongst many, sara. >> yeah. we'll keep it going. we have jay clayton, an op-ed with gary cohn, the trump officials are getting blamed for rolling back the regulation on regional banks how to smartly regulate the banks in the wake of this crisis because

you got to take the next question out of my mouth and nelson. what? yeah, i guess the one ukraine will be the top of the agenda, the especially after the proposed piece plan. there have also been some unconfirmed reports that president she may even talk with president zaleski following his trip to moscow. do you think most likely well, it is always likely. all these are predictions and guesses, but i did leave as to whether miss besieging paying is going to to, to, to call and talk with the lensky over the phone or in person. we don't know, but whatever the case, i think all these things will get unfold very soon. wedding a matter of a week. i think after the meeting with mister booting so and also as to the results of the meeting as to what they're going to discuss about whether there'll be any concrete plans coming out. that's something we'll have to wait to see and looking forward to. well, you can certainly imagine that many in the west will be eyeing this meeting very closely, especially after the us made the claim. a couple of weeks ago that, th

nigel nelson , incredibly brave. nigel nelson, you know? yeah, well , gary you know? started into. but now we're just changed his twitter profile to include the george orwell quote that's emblazoned on bbc a few about freedom of speech and that he becomes a great bridge also select please go look i'm going to have you and jk rowling as tonight's greatest britain you in jackass time now dawn neesom your nominee please. oh, it's got to be cast on the hasn't it, jim pmqs today for attacking tory mp waging war on free speech in the gary lineker round. let's have a look to speaker the sight of them howling with rage over a tweet , signing, greeting letters tweet, signing, greeting letters in their dozens desperately , in their dozens desperately, trying to cancel a football highlight show. i should have been laughable . dominic was your been laughable. dominic was your nominee for union jack. been laughable. dominic was your nominee for union jack . mine is nominee for union jack. mine is a mate . these two cow vorderman a mate. these two cow vorderman hypocrite regarding

nigel nelson , surely this has to be nelson, surely this has to be banned.n, surely this has to be banned . rishi sunak says he banned. rishi sunak says he wants to stop this just banter ban it . no, i wants to stop this just banter ban it. no, i mean, you compound it because obviously kids are going ask ask for going to ask ask for the questions about this . and i questions about this. and i think probably get more think that probably get more worked up about it than the kids do themselves. i haven't done this kind of research that policy exchange done on policy exchange have done on this. youngsters i've this. but the youngsters i've talked to seem to be pretty relaxed about the schoolmates deciding to change gender. they seem to be hugely worried about it because a lot of that there's no need to change the gender unnecessarily . and then and by unnecessarily. and then and by the way we're going to see an explosion of this. this is the tip, the iceberg at the moment. we're going to see explosion of especially young women who take these puberty and all of t

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britain's longest serving political editor, nigel nelson , political editor, nigel nelson, certainly got a few tales to tell . margaret thatcher tell. margaret thatcher absolutely terrified me when i met her. she yeah, absolutely. its leader of the scottish tories, douglas ross. i look forward to seeing huge success will and he will be facing at first ministers question all of us after your news . hello us after your news. hello i'm radisson in the gb newsroom. tensions have heightened between russia and ukraine with russian state media alleging that a blast in the country's tula region was caused by a ukrainian drone packed with explosives. three people were reportedly injured when they were struck by shrapnel. however, ukraine has not claimed responsible bility for the alleged attack. it follows pleas from the european union for russia to halt the stationing of nuclear weapons in belarus . keefe's foreign belarus. keefe's foreign ministry has called the decision provocative and is calling for a session of the un security council . well, england is facing council. well, england is f

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reiss nelson was the hero for arsenal as they produced a stunning comeback to restore their five—point manchester city. second half goals from thomas partey, ben white and substitute nelson rescued the gunners after bournemouth threatened an upset. philip billing scored after just ten seconds, and the cherries then doubled their lead in the 57th minute through marcos senesi, before arsenal's astounding comeback — the winner coming moments before the full time whistle. mikel arteta has been talking to the bbc�*s steve wilson. i think it was extraordinary, the way he came on and how much he gave us, especially, and he is a player that hasn't featured much, was injured, we didn't give him the option in the last few months. he comes in and puts on the performance. overall, a lot of emotion, it was incredible to experience it with the crowd. commentator: could reiss nelson be your player to change things like federico macheda at manchester united? i will remember this day for a few things. a lot of things happened, after conceding the second, from a set play, and the team has still found a

political editor of the mirror, nigel nelson and author and journalist jo—anne nadler.s ever, i want to hear from you. get in touch by email link mail. mog gb news uk before all that. it's been a busy day and here to keep us up to date is. polly middlehurst . jacob, thanks polly middlehurst. jacob, thanks very much . well, the top story very much. well, the top story tonight on gb news. a couple that went missing with their newborn baby , january have been newborn baby, january have been further arrested on suspicion of gross negligence, manslaughter . gross negligence, manslaughter. constance marten and her partner partner mark gordon were found in brighton yesterday and were initially arrested on suspicion of child neglect. more 200 police officers are searching a 91 square mile area to try to find the two month old baby. sussex police are assessing baby's welfare, they say, on an hourly basis. whilst we have hope that the baby can be found safe and well, we must that hope. and as you see, the number of officers we have deployed on that open search, however as time pr

i know this, your history, but during the war i plan to take nelson's column in london and take it down and rebuild it as a trophy. or if that happened and years later, you know, the war was over. friends again, you know, will never be great to go. now load nelson back up in where he was before and i just was like, you know, that's one of my heritage. and i guess it same way. i mean i can see why. but, but again, my, my city about it is, yeah, it's a quick fix. why when i just there, i mean it's not like the roll from the short of my. it's not like, you know, they're going to miss it. they got plenty of gems. and some of the in the queens private election, they went on by the state and sent it back. but again, i, i myself, i would say ok, let's make something of it. let's make it a structure. let's make it into a way in which people get money out of it. and why are which people can create wealth or otherwise was doing justice in a glass case in another country is and she came in again to get the diamond back. what do you think, whether or not they're gonna go back to africa? i don't kno

and they also nelson it. just interesting timing. a foreign affairs also just released recently claiming that she's in ping says he's preparing china for war. this is just it. why now, as it got anything to do is you know, the taiwanese meeting? well that's the form of taiwanese liter going to to the us. what was it is just the of it was just trying to see things up or i think it's, it's quite noisy. a actually these days ways medias of different countries. but i think no one will dispute that every country has the right to keep its own army for self defense. am i right? and it is particularly so for china under today's situation, whereby i think the country is feeling its security to have been security threat to being enlarged with the continued expansion of nato asia and also the coming of new entities like all because of a growing number of us military bases in circling china, which is a fact what the rest of the world should see. and i believe i've seen without doubt is that china has always been peaceful and peace loving country

nigel nelson , britain's longest nigel nelson, britain's longest serving political editor.ed on a range of newspapers the day after this interview is broadcast on monday, we formally become colleagues. you are gb news as senior political commentator. i'm going to ask you a question which i have been asked so many times . why is asked so many times. why is a lefty like you coming to john gb news? because the one thing that gb news actually really believes in is free speech. so i've made plenty of appearance . is there plenty of appearance. is there often i don't get on with the presenter or we don't agree on the same thing applies to the panellists, but at no point has anyone ever stopped me having my say so. i'm really looking forward to joining . joining gb forward to joining. joining gb news to continue having my say so. you throughout your career, you have covered many prime ministers you're now on your ninth prime minister of medals on medals, yeah. i mean, you you sort of managed to ratchet up in the last couple of years because we've had we've had an awful lot. yeah.

but during the war, a plan to take nelson's column in london and take it down and rebuild it as a trophy. or if that happened, i'm years later, you know, the war was over. friends again, you know, will never be great to go out. lloyd nelson back up and where he was before, you know, just as like, you know, that spawn of our heritage and i guess it same way. i mean, i can see why that but, but again, my, my city about it is, yeah, it's a quick fix when they just there. i mean, it's not on the road from a sure to my, it's not like, you know, they going to miss it. they got plenty of gems to some of the queens private election. they went on by the state and sent it back. but again, i, i myself, i would say ok, let's make something of it. let's make it a tourist attraction. let's make it into a way in which people get money out of it. and why are which people can create wealth around otherwise? was it, do it in a glass case in another country? is entry k it again to get the diamond back? what do you think, whether or not they're going to go back to africa? i don't know. it's a very complicat

nigel nelson editor of the sun. nigel nelson .ee fast proved to be a witch hunt against the last prime minister elected by the people that . doyle did not say people that. doyle did not say at the time that he me about the december the 18th event, that he doubts about whether the guidance was more did have doubts can i just say this sort of sorry. so what wasn't where's your evidence for that ? but of your evidence for that? but of course, it's not just fellow meps wanting to finish off. he was the man got brexit done. so we're off jeremy corbyn and one an 80 seat landslide of majority all while the establishment cheerleaders in the msm got it wrong every single time . and wrong every single time. and believe me, they him for it. they despise him for exposing their misjudgement bias and superb ability to continually prove themselves out of with everyday brits . and that's what everyday brits. and that's what party has all been about. i stitch up and able by rishi sunak sue gray keir starmer and a gang of establishment globalists w

and you were like, "i don't know, willie nelson. >> yeah.nd craggy [ laughter ] and you know so, yeah, i think i could do -- i could do willie nelson what do you think? should i -- can i do willie? [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i just wanted to see what you look like as willie nelson. [ laughter ] would you -- would you do it [ cheers and applause >> okay. ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow, that's pretty good [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ to all the girl i've loved before ♪ >> jimmy: oh, i love -- right. ♪ who traveled in and out my door ♪ >> jimmy: wait, this is -- [ laughter ] we'll get a real beard when you do the movie when you do the movie. [ laughter ] yes, do it like that that's so willie that's so willie [ laughter ] no, he doesn't -- he doesn't do that >> he doesn't do that? >> jimmy: no he doesn't do that either. can we -- can we talk about "your honor" >> is it a good look should i keep this look? [ cheers and applause you know what? you know, i have to ask my wife on that, because she's very sensitive about the look of the man she mar

nigel nelson editor of the sun. nigel nelson . committee fast proved to be a witch hunt against the last prime minister elected by the people that . doyle did not say people that. doyle did not say at the time that he me about the december the 18th event, that he doubts about whether the guidance was more did have doubts can i just say this sort of sorry. so what wasn't where's your evidence for that ? but of your evidence for that? but of course, it's not just fellow meps wanting to finish off. he was the man got brexit done. so we're off jeremy corbyn and one an 80 seat landslide of majority all while the establishment cheerleaders in the msm got it wrong every single time . and wrong every single time. and believe me, they him for it. they despise him for exposing their misjudgement bias and superb ability to continually prove themselves out of with everyday brits . and that's what everyday brits. and that's what party has all been about. i stitch up and able by rishi sunak sue gray keir starmer and a gang of establishment glob

my name is ross nelson. this is nelson's organic dairy in southeast minnesota. this is my family farm. i farm here with my folks laverne and arlene. >> we have 365 acres. we milk around 80, 85 cows. >> growing up, it was hard. farming was kind of tough because we were conventional. there were fluctuating prices on a day-to-day basis. and then organic came along, and they find a price that seems to work for everyone, and it stays there. we're part of organic valley, which is one of the largest organic co-ops in the nation. >> because we're set up organic, we try to be as sustainable as we can. >> the cattle have to be fed certified organic feed with no gmos, no hormones, no antibiotics, no pesticide, herbicide, or insecticide. 30% of all that they eat in a day has to come from grazing. >> this is where they pretty mucstay all summer, in pasture land, and then we'll be working them back up, plowing it up, putting in corn one year, and then we'll put it right back into pasture again. what's good for the soil is good for us. >> in the convention side of it, everyone

i'm standing in front of the house, nelson mandela moved into all thing is released from prison in 1994 and guess at this housing food at all. my you it's prisoners, oprah winfrey magic johnson. and now you could be, it is here to welcome to thanks very much della with find out how and i view those unusual material to create beautiful and haunting piece of travel with us to the 30 of peggotty, the capital algebra. one does take us around the city and then what the latest and hospital fashion produced in malawi, i end up having to and you're watching after max a and medieval home re imagined and now a sanctuary for reflection. it's only fitting that we acknowledge the visionaries behind the spaces that we inhabit. vanessa and his design team from the italic maurice says has for more than 3 decades crafted, beautiful, sustainable, and functional buildings. our truck for visual team leader finishing down the motion born architect team. following the architecture of the we visual addresses architecture, we always try to see things on how it's going to integrate people, their experience and

it's nigel nelson . great mirror. it's nigel nelson. great stuff. all right. well, look, thank you very much. i will start with you and i'll just throw it your way. really? what do that? you know, do you make of that? you know, your words completely resonate with i think the with me. i mean, i, i think the way we all behaved during this covid was completely wrong , but covid was completely wrong, but the cruellest thing was to stop the cruellest thing was to stop the elderly seeing their ones now. my father knows , 82 years now. my father knows, 82 years old, about ten days in or two weeks into the lockdown, he turned up at our door. we were like, gosh, you shouldn't come in because, you know, i'd rather be dead than to see my grandchildren and come see grandchildren and not come see you.so grandchildren and not come see you. so it's my choice. and i'm going to do exactly that. and he came and think most old came in and i think most old people do that. they'd people would do that. they'd rather people that rather be with the people that they and take they love

yeah, that's coming from a from nelson one we were discussing a bit early here in the program. of course old come with us today was day to the g . 20 meeting of 4 minutes. as in you daddy, what did we see? a father strengthening of strategic partnerships from the g 20 to the bricks to the i see on the global south and the d. dollarization coalition program with oh, so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offensive bearing dramatic development only personally and going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, is very critical. time time to sit down and talk oh, through some nations may be able to turn a blind eye to atrocities and other countries the united states of america is different. wherever people long to be free. they will find a friend in the united states. oh. but amy ciocca do, do i get you start to a case study manager democracy. i'm a good about the issue about the sheet that venus who loaned the shaka the out the brazier b for we won't a he or she is belonging to thi

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nelson mandela moved into our thing is released from prison in 1994. i guess at this house included only you, it's present oprah winfrey magic johnson, and now you could pick. it says, welcome to century monday law in unusual material to create beautiful and haunting piece of travel with us to the city of peggotty. the capital. everyone does take us around the city and then what the latest and hospital fashion produced in malawi a and you know, watching at re max a in medieval home re imagined. and now a same story for reflection. it's only fitting that we acknowledge the visionaries behind the spaces that we inhabit with him and his design team from the i. t like my research has for more than 3 decades crafted, beautiful, sustainable, and functional buildings. in. ringback to welding and you know, when team leader munitions on the motion born architect and his team follows the architecture of the we visual addresses architecture. we always try to see things on how it's going to integrate people, their experience, and improving the quality of life and

i mean, i can only take one day at a time. >> that was shelby nelson reporting for us and we'll keep our eye on allstate. what's happening now? san bernardino. >> well, the recent storms have brought even more drought relief across the golden state. according to the u.s. drought monitor. look at this. more than 26% of california now drought free. that's up from 10% just last week, more than 5 million californians are living now in areas dealing with no drought at all. that's down from a 9 million a week ago. the san joaquin valley and parts of central california saw a lot of that improvement. in fact, just compared that to 3 months ago, this would look like when most of the state was in extreme or exceptional drought. now it's a barely evident in the state. also, that's been pretty incredible to see that change happen in just what 3 months. >> yeah, 3 every march. and with that change and plenty of snow and rain comes closures all around the bay area. let's take a look at a few. >> all parks in pittsburgh are closed. >> here's the facebook page and it shows you that they decided they

well put a statue of ca lord nelson.-jones instead think. well put a statue of ca lord nelson.ll put a statue of ca lord nelson. is she instead think. well put a statue of ca lord nelson. is she a instead think. well put a statue of ca lord nelson. is she a whitead of lord nelson. is she a white man? no, no. she can say she can have it. and shirley bassey, why not? why not? tom jones. not? why not? not tom jones. he's cancelled, hasn't he? he's been cancelled, hasn't he? anyway, free anyway, after the break on free speech nation, i'm going be speech nation, i'm going to be speaking to feminist speaking to the feminist campaigner and julie tindall about launch the lesbian about the launch the lesbian project. in a few . welcome back to free speech nafion welcome back to free speech nation this week saw the launch of a not for profit organisation which is said to be dedicated to the understanding and enhancement of lesbian lives in the uk . the lesbian project is the uk. the lesbian project is the uk. the lesbian project is the brainchild tennis great martina navratilova . former

now to know some long vice chairman of the shanghai center and a vall dyke club, experts, nelson vega, talk on the program again. i just wanna stop by you. and to what extent do you believe jo biden's visit to canada was intended to send a message to russia and china, especially given the recent meeting between that 2 leaders? well, i think i'm all the criticisms. i'm china's guns, something of its relations with russia or i can see is a complex of confusion, misunderstanding desperation and a fear. this has clearly show who is on the wrong side of history by now, because china has reassured that its relation was russia is purely bilateral and it's not against any other part. so by looking at what president biden has said, he's actually against him. so why saying that he is rallying up, that us is rallying up so many countries against the other side who is the other side. so what i would, you know, keep stressing is that a better tomorrow is not going to be achieved by any country trying to divide the world into 2 competing couples. and in particular, calling this competition between

it's nigel nelson . great mirror. it's nigel nelson. great stuff. all right. well, look, thank you very much. i will start with you and i'll just throw it your way. really? what do that? you know, do you make of that? you know, your words completely resonate with mean, i think the with me. i mean, i, i think the way we all behaved during this covid was completely wrong , but covid was completely wrong, but the cruellest thing was to stop the cruellest thing was to stop the elderly seeing their ones now. my father knows , 82 years now. my father knows, 82 years old, about ten days in or two weeks into the lockdown, he turned up at our door. we were like, gosh, you shouldn't come in because, you know, i'd rather be dead than to see my grandchildren and come see grandchildren and not come see you.so grandchildren and not come see you. so it's my choice. and i'm going to do exactly that. and he came i think most old came in and i think most old people that. they'd people would do that. they'd rather people that rather be with the people that they and take they lov

so let's discuss these ongoing challenges live now to nelson wong, a vice chairman of shanghai, send up a room pack and international studies. of course, also an expert with the valve club, always great to see you. so thanks for coming on the program. dutch officials won't say whether the band is directed towards china. there are not really many other options out there. what would you like to say the quiet part out loud perhaps? well, i think it's quite obvious that the country as a target is china, in this case. but it's actually something to be expected or along. because you can't really expect the dutch government to, to be so independent in such a way that they can disregard all the moves of the u. s. government. it's part of the us coordinated effort to contain china's development. but that actually gives china also the, the ground to make the resolve that china would need to develop its own semiconductor industry in a, perhaps foster pace. and so rumors are that the chinese government is about to announce at last, it's decision to give out huge amount of money as a financial gr

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michael nelson . perfect body. michael nelson. you don't need a net poorer tucked .very much . but is this a boob by the much. but is this a boob by the hmrc? i think that is absolutely right, that if you can hmrc, that that a boob job is legitimate business expense and if you happened to be a star, it probably is in the same that plumbers can can get their tools on function praise to actually use an operation for that kind . use an operation for that kind. those a tax deductible. so this should be your haircut, mark tax deductible and they would would pay deductible and they would would pay for that because you appear appear on television and it comes under the hmrc rather unfortunately if a grooming. but you can actually charge tax for charge against tax for going to the barbers . well there you go. the barbers. well there you go. and is a business expense. you'd make a lovely accountant . let me make a lovely accountant. let me tell you. linda, what do you think this? i this think about this? i this haircut. i can claim grooming expenses, but he can't claim for th

michael nelson . perfect body. michael nelson. you don't need a net poorer tucked .very much . but is this a boob by the much. but is this a boob by the hmrc? i think that is absolutely right, that if you can hmrc, that that a boob job is legitimate business expense and if you happened to be a star, it probably is in the same that plumbers can can get their tools on function praise to actually use an operation for that kind . use an operation for that kind. those a tax deductible. so this should be your haircut, mark tax deductible and they would would pay deductible and they would would pay for that because you appear appear on television and it comes under the hmrc rather unfortunately if a grooming. but you can actually charge tax for charge against tax for going to the barbers . well there you go. the barbers. well there you go. and is a business expense. you'd make a lovely accountant . let me make a lovely accountant. let me tell you. linda, what do you think this? i this think about this? i this haircut. i can claim grooming expenses, but he can't claim for th

joining us, nigel nelson both you nelson and oldroyd, both you very much indeed.ment from the department of education who said we will write to all schools this term to emphasise the rights of parents, to materials being to see teaching materials being taught their children. taught to their children. schools sure all content schools must sure all content they use is factual age they use is factual and age appropriate and engage with parents are aware parents so they are aware of what their children are being taught. fair enough. this taught. sounds fair enough. this is on gb news is real britain on gb news onune is real britain on gb news online digital radio . plenty online and digital radio. plenty more up on today's show. more coming up on today's show. but first, here's your latest weather. hello there. i'm greg hurst and welcome to your latest broadcast the met office. broadcast from the met office. we'll and snow we'll see rain and hail, snow pushing northeastward through next or so, turning next 24 hours or so, turning breezy , milder is returning from bree

ah, i'm standing in front of the house, nelson mandela moved into all thing is released from prison in 1994 and guess at this house in food at all. my u. s. president, oprah winfrey magic johnson. and now you could pick it says welcome to century monday la.

i'm standing in front of the house, nelson mandela moved into office, his release from prison in 1994 and guess at this house in food at full, my you, it spreads this. oprah winfrey, magic johnson and now you could be a guest yet. see welcome to thanks very monday la.

we've due nigel we've got clavel due to nigel nelson into the us. the nelson back into the us. the way for see through be much better for all of these big magnificent events . they didn't have big events. they didn't have big black brawls, but they will all believe broadly. so we know exactly how to underneath exactly how to underneath exactly . clear. i mean, this exactly. clear. i mean, this does actually go to show the value doesn't of the royal family for the for the uk in terms of diplomacy it's very difficult to think of an elected politician who will get the same kind of reception visiting a country as the king and queen do when they go somewhere. well, yeah, agree extent. yeah, i agree to an extent. right. but think the world right. but i think the world globally turmoil at globally is in such turmoil at the that seeing anyone the moment that seeing anyone everyone look for everyone would look for a narrative of, well, what's the message, why they're there? and look for something behind it. it's all very well. and i think this this visit to germany this this this visit to germa

collapse of the building, this time for sports, a deep excavation next to their father's building on nelson mandela street in tehran caused the walls of this building to settle and crack . excavating now, according to the opinion of the expert of the fire department, that this part of the heart and the excavation that was done next to it can be dangerous for the residents of the place, so we decided to communicate with other federations and with the prior notice of the relevant ministry through official correspondence. building i will send real madrid to the confederation, which has closed the tanker stop in its office. they closed the automobile federation. i know that you and the facilities are present. you didn't feel any danger yet , but we also sent a follow-up letter, but unfortunately , you still have to evacuate something in writing, and the risk of construction permits is for everyone. a building with at least 5 or 6 floors of parking is questionable in the constant traffic of this street . front side boom and united's defeat, the preparation of these days, with 7 more uses, serial

oh, we've had nelson. biggest had nigel nelson.t home for who's been emailing for everyone who's been emailing in touch twitter in and getting in touch twitter as of course just as well. i am of course just keeping this seat warm for. the man himself, the legend himself, downloads will back downloads and who will be back on screens next week. on your screens from next week. i'll tomorrow night as i'll be back tomorrow night as well. sure you tune in well. so make sure you tune in for it promises to be an for that. it promises to be an absolutely rip roaring of absolutely office rip roaring of absolutely office rip roaring of a keep views coming a show. keep your views coming in, because headlines a show. keep your views coming in, following se headlines a show. keep your views coming in, following meieadlines a show. keep your views coming in, following me very, nes a show. keep your views coming in, following me very, very will be following me very, very shortly they will definitely shortly and they will definitely want to from me