. >> reporter: paddy is the drag persona of winn wily. >> when was the first time you remember caringing a queer kid exploring the outdoors. queerness is about looking at who you are and realizing you might be a different ecosystem. i think queerness is everywhere in nature. if we look at our oceans, every clownfish possesses the ability to transition within their lifetime. >> reporter: five years ago, winn got the inspiration for paddy during a hike to the top of the continental divide in colorado. >> i was on a backpacking trip with friends. decided to pack six-inch boots into my pack. took videos and photos. posted online and woke up to 3 million views. >> reporter: the professional photographer never turned back and now has nearly 1 million followers on instagram and tiktok combined. >> birds tell to us act on climate. >> reporter: harnessing the power of the internet to encourage the queer community to explore the great outdoors. >> if by look at the traditional narrative of being queer, it's oftentimes running to big cities for acceptance. i think 23 there's a lot of queer peopl

want to go and if you look for a — for where we want to go and if you look for a comparison, under paddyhen we won four hy-eleclions_ ashdown, from 1992, when we won four by—elections and that led to the most _ by—elections and that led to the most successful period in our history— most successful period in our history since lloyd george in 1922, so the _ history since lloyd george in 1922, so the foundation is there, and voters — so the foundation is there, and voters in — so the foundation is there, and voters in seats, especially in the blue _ voters in seats, especially in the blue wall, — voters in seats, especially in the blue wall, they are turning to us and they— blue wall, they are turning to us and they want an alternative to the conservatives and someone who can beat conservatives and someone who can heat the _ conservatives and someone who can beat the conservatives but mostly will represent their community and their needs and what they want from a government and what they want from a government and what they want from a representative, much more than they have — a representa

no, i'm really close to paddy throughout. >> jimmy: very close to paddy. >> season 2 i've got leprosy you find out you have leprosy on the show. >> just like one hand. >> jimmy: that's worse than being killed off. >> yeah. >> jimmy: definitely worse than being killed off. >> a slow erosion. >> jimmy: so will you like on sunday night when this show premieres with you on it, will you pay attention to people's reaction? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you will? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh. >> yeah. i'm pour a glass of wine. put twitter on. >> jimmy: you'll look at twitter. >> have a cry probably. >> jimmy: oh, you're assuming it's going to be -- >> book a trip somewhere. throw my phone in the ocean to a small fishing village, grow a beard, start a new life. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can i suggest maybe you do that before you look at the phone? >> sure, sure. >> jimmy: although i'm sure it will be great. >> you probably know more than me. >> jimmy: well, we'll find out, i guess. i'll look at twitter also and let you know how you're doing. [ laughter ] >> what if i just tell people, now don't watch. >> jimmy: t

and this is a paddy wagon.ecessary to put pressure on unwanted persons on the border with serbia , the russian foreign ministry emphasized that moscow is outraged and shocked by the actions of official sofia. apparently, bulgaria has taken a course towards breaking off not only political contacts. well, cultural and humanitarian ties between the two countries. well, how did it become known? the russian orthodox church also expresses a strong protest against the expulsion of our clergy from bulgaria; car traffic in the center of yerevan, blocked by protesters , begins to be restored; some demonstrators who blocked the streets begin to disperse; however, clashes with the police still continue. here is the footage we received from the capital of armenia shortly before the start of the release. well, you can see how the red berets are pushing back the demonstrators. well, there were other episodes using strength. in the afternoon, the azerbaijani authorities handed over a reintegration plan to the armenians of nago

paddy says the high streets. paddy says the high streets.reet as we knew it is now dead. high streets now need to be all about leisure, social life, pubs, restaurants, cafes. you name it. bookies. i would say , actually, paddy, gotta be say, actually, paddy, gotta be honest you, i think there's honest with you, i think there's one bookies on the high one too many bookies on the high street. i don't really like that, you know, especially when they're in a quite deprived areas. to be quite areas. they seem to be quite a few, often close proximity . i few, often in close proximity. i don't i'm just don't know, maybe i'm just a little old fashioned. and little bit old fashioned. and who's she says who's this? and she says shopping the high street shopping on the high street these has lost magic these days has lost its magic because the customer is basically to self serve basically expected to self serve everywhere you go. what happened to customer service? i hear you now. i always say the same , now. i always say the same, don't i, that this sho

we're still growing . buddy nicholas paddy's, he had to do this every day and the next day he was more it's hard when the soul is close because he cries and insisted on having more. he had even my leaving me no choice, but to get it for him like to what the, what the awesome is little because he was malnourished during what health workers call the crucial 1st 1000 days, pregnancy until 2 years old. a child was done that at this age may never be able to completely catch up. it's rare in those regions for child like i saw me to be seen by health professionals like this, be the way to reach people via pushed on to cover as well into your community health workers. there 1500000 of them across indonesia, but it is thought only about 10 percent have any training dr. redone has model works for the n g o 1000 baseline. they're trying to help of some overlap be kind of got us push a new done. how do we provide comprehensive training to the pos young? do countries in the hope of my presentation advising that role and indonesia inside of the field? we envision a future with these countries are se

his charisma, game attitude and chemistry with co—hosts paddy mcguinness and chris harris had helpeds. then, the crash at the dunsfold park aerodrome that brought it all to a shuddering halt. freddie flintoff was airlifted to hospital, his injuries unknown. series 3a of top gear was ended. the bbc apologised and held an investigation. nothing more was heard or seen of freddie flintoff, until today. fans of the sportsman and tv presenter would be pleased to see him looking alive, well, and back where he belongs — at the cricket. joe inwood, bbc news. now it's time to take a look at the weather. hello there. if, like me, you're finding it too hot and humid, relief is on the way, but not for most of us until after the weekend. so it stays very warm, very muggy, there will be thundery showers and there are warnings out from the met office. more details on our website. but again, we'll have another day with temperatures exceeding 30 degrees celsius. so again, the record is broken. today looks like it might well be the hottest day of the year so far, just getting a little bit ahead of thur

the officials of the department of agriculture said that more than 61 thousand hectares of paddy fields under rice cultivation in this region have been destroyed . they are angry that the available water resources have been lost due to mismanagement, the water storage is not provided enough to reach the maximum water storage capacity, because many water resources have lost their capacity , farmers are unable to supply their daily drinking water. and their families also have problems drinking and bathing we live in misery because we don't have water, sometimes what do we use water for, but it is not always known that the weather is effective and predicting climate change is not an easy task. after months of rain, changes in parts of sri lanka happen. but happiness doesn't work for farmers like sajid, and i have to quit my job and go fishing to earn money. harvest season in the future, we will not face a shortage of rice, but maybe the prices will increase. thank you for your cooperation and goodbye to the industry that has about one million jobs , one thousand industrial units, 96 thousa

i can throw you in the battery where i can fill the paddy wagon, drove it out and then brought to an extra one of the stuff that was, was basically made the break for me from being an advocate of peaceful change and thinking that we could change things peacefully, the understanding that these guys had to be for in a different way. for me, that was the beginning, us from my radicalization crowd, man. the people inside the building, the museums are important for preserving our history so that it is a loss to future generations. but our physical museums, places themselves a relic of the past. this is one of the best museums in the world are coming to us in saint petersburg. to help for us is the director here, and i bet he has met the the revolution of 1789 in france, gave hope for the liberation of the oppressed peoples in the french overseas territories. but paris did not want to part with insurance as a profit. silver sign of the colonization was the uprising of black slaves in haiti that remote island, reduced almost half of all the sugar on the planet. sooner was made by d as in fr

doing what he could with the fire power the helicopter had and then landing in that empty rice paddy,d hang on for dear life and taking them to the nearest point where they were with friendly troops and would be safe. it was that action to keep flying in the face of fire and than do something that nobody had ever prepped for because the cobra wasn't supposed to be able to do that. that is why he earned the medal of honor and i do want to read a quick quote about what he views as what he did from that night. he told us, we took them down there and i landed. and i left my wide landing lights on and so the four them ran out in front of the helicopter and turned around and lined up, all four of them saluted and then ran for the lights. that was the four soldiers that he had saved. they saluted him as they ran realizing that he had taken them to safety. again, that is what has been given the medal of honor for. and he said, i think about 90% of flying a helicopter in vietnam was making it up as you go along. probably not something his superior officers would like to have heard. but certain

i can throw you in the battery right and filled a paddy wagon drove it out and then brought the next one is the answer. and stuff that was, was basically made the break for me from being an advocate of peaceful change and thinking that we could change things peaceful in understanding with these guys had to be for in a different way. for me that was the beginning of my radicalization. policemen are the crowd man and the people inside the building. the the 1950 us as i was returning to peaceful life with the newspapers, didn't rip or ongoing massacres, and the ukrainian saw, according to intelligence, ukrainian nationalist and the ukrainian insurgent ami said by romano. she'll give each other to i do these atrocities for future the best hold of those going well. but i see in your new way to be way to be like this is of course to do a new or novel through the plot of who's the head of the n t v d sabotage, department of the time he was tasked with stopping the atrocities in ukraine for a good reason, general sort of blonde. it was very familiar with the situation. he had experience find

and hitting you until you got to the battery, i can throw you in the battery where i can fill the paddy wagon drove it out and then brought to an extra one, and that was, was basically made the break for me from being an advocate of peaceful change and thinking that we could change things peacefully in understanding that these guys had to be for in a different way. for me, that was the beginning of my radicalization. the crowd, man, the people inside the building, the, the architects of nato's proxy war and russia. a big plans for the camp regime. as the cranes cover offensive fails, the country's post for realities are being planned in the west. alas, these plans will fail to the take a fresh look around this life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by how us to do vision with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse really once a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented as 1st? can you see through their illusion going underground, can the more expensive and i'm here to plan with you. whatever you do, do not watch my

i can throw you in the battery right and filled a paddy wagon drove it out and then brought the next one is the answer. and stuff that was, was basically made the break for me from being an advocate of peaceful change and thinking that we could change things peaceful in understanding that these guys had to be for in a different way. for me. that was the beginning, us from my radicalization, the crowd man, and the people inside the building, the on the beach. let's click the links, right. so you have to just change to this and campbell system to personalize. can use me over to good enough to go to the, to the phone as long to which will be similar patella. it does your learn your image stuff. oh, because a lot of new which in the for the a good 50 years earlier. another point though he can student matriculate at harvard, federal i'll be so comes in 1921. he graduates from harvard law school with the highest grade point average and his class privilege minds at puerto utilized for ghost and was not recognized as such because you know, he was blackboard reading so not i am in the after h

first, lieutenant taylor needed to give his men a way out of the rice paddy where they had been pinneded diversion. so despite the fact that he had no rockets or rounds left, lieutenant taylor drew the enemy fire himself. using his landing light to trick the enemy into thinking he still had ammo, he started making runs on the viet cong fighters. the ruse worked a few times, but it was enough for the men to make it to the extraction point. there, still under heavy gunfire, lieutenant taylor landed. the men mounted the exterior of his helo, clinging to the skids, climbing on the rocket pods.la within seconds, lieutenant taylor was back in the air. but the mission wasn't over. lieutenant taylor saw his fuelet light flickering. he had started off with 1,600 pounds of gas, and now he had about 6, not enough to make it back to base. worse, the soldiers he was carrying were covered in wet mud and clinging to the cobra against 50-knot wind, knots of wind. even if he could make it back to base, his men would freeze or fall first.. so he once more risked his own safety for his fellow teammates.

i can throw you in the battery where i can fill the paddy wagon, drove it out and then brought to an extra one of the stuff that was, was basically made the break for me from being an advocate of peaceful change and thinking that we could change things peacefully, the understanding that these guys had to be for in a different way. for me that was the beginning of my radicalization the crowd, man, the people inside the building, the the price of the last and the client or the rest of these until it was simple for know about what we should do east, east or west, north to south be much per phone to boot solidarity and global corporation of the year start the kind of the world has never seen. so east, west and on. so we have one time really wants the good 50 years earlier. another point though he can student matriculate at harvard federal id. so comes in 1921. he graduates from harvard law school with the highest grade point average and his class privilege minds. a puerto utilized for ghost and was not recognized as such because you know, he was blackboard reading, so not out the in mast

the cultivated area, and now we are comparing, in fact, we see two and eight tenths of the yield of paddy unit of speed, and if i want to check the amount of wheat during the last forty-four years, on average this year, 60 kilos were added to our wheat yield of the last 44 years, that is in 1357, it was 1700 km, now there are four to 300 of these incentives that the ministry of agricultural jihad considers for the cultivation pattern and how much it has been able to influence, so that the farmers follow the pattern that the ministry of agriculture is proposing to them. what are we looking for? we are looking for this, in accordance with the needs of the country, especially the strategic products, in which part of the country, what kind and in what form, with what seed and with what kind of child should it be ? there are some times for that persuading farmers not to, for example, grow vegetables and summer crops, towards strategic products, the only factor that can push them in this direction, the consultant asked, that's why we suggested last year during the unveiling of the kishm model t

we do call each other mc we do call each other paddy. you know, we enjoy our stereotypes, but that's for us. it's to the early. we need more time when we are a free and independent country, then we can laugh and we'll see the humor in the in the joke. another instance was. in 1916, europe was at war with germany. england was fighting germany. we were on the verge of instituting a draft. the easter rising had occurred in dublin, england, made the terrible mistake after suppressing the easter rising of executing 16 of its leaders. shot them at the tower of dublin castle, got terrible british terrible press all over the world for for that and st louis was always on the route where irish artist irish politicians always said louis, because there was such a big irish population throughout at the coliseum on jefferson, there was a huge rally 1916 and the the the german society was there with the irish society and the fenians and the and the hibernians. and the whole point was to argue that young irish american men should not enlist in the us ar

the officials of the department of agriculture said that more than 61 thousand hectares of paddy fieldsrice cultivated lands in this region have been destroyed. some farmers angry about this there are that the available water resources have disappeared due to mismanagement and are not provided enough to reach the maximum water storage capacity because they have lost a lot of their water capacity. and bathing is not found. we are living with misery because we don't have water. what do we use water for sometimes, but it is not always. climate changes are effective in known patterns, and predicting climate changes is not an easy task. delays in parts of sri lanka have occurred for farmers like the site is not working and let's eat rice , i have to leave my job and go fishing. you won't, but maybe the prices will increase. the international book fair has started in the west bank of palestine. according to al-alam network , this fair has started with the participation of more than 350 domestic and international publishers, while the zionist regime has started with the participation of a larg

proportional to the cultivated area and now but in fact, it is two and eight tenths of the yield of paddy in the cold unit, and if i want to check the amount of wheat during the last forty-four years, on average , 60 kilos were added to our wheat yield in the last 44 years, that is, the year 1357, it was 1,700 km, now there are four to 300 of these incentives that the ministry the agricultural jihad considers the cultivation pattern and how much it could affect, so that the farmers follow the pattern that the ministry of agriculture suggests to them. in accordance with the needs of the country, especially the strategic products, we should specify in which part of the country what variety and in what form, with what seed and with what fertilizer should be planted, that is , all these should be clarified and branded, but this point is there, sometimes because let's encourage the farmers not to grow vegetables and summer crops the side of strategic products is the only factor that can push them in this direction, the consultant asked for this reason, last year in the discussion of unveiling

nobody had notified paddy. later, she saw the letter from the governor, which said mr. release and mates, but there are a lot more types of inmates that could be released and people who have committed murders. >> he has been a model prisoner, he has -- schmoozed if you people along the way, when he is not done anything bad. and had he made a deal, it would have been or a long time ago. >> right. >> so why not? >> and it comes back to the victim. the nice kid, wouldn't hurtt a fly, kind of person, he never got a chance to be a good productive citizen. >> nevertheless, december 8th 2020, quick jackson and patty baker met, to watch and participate via live stream, in the formal parole hearing. >> he looks old, doesn't he? >> yeah. >> the parole board would not let us record the proceedings, but they did provide a few pictures of the man who came before them. duncan is 50 now, his hair is turned, gray he has gained a few pounds, patty tried to stay calm, as she prepared to watch. >> well, mind zaidi is pretty high, there is no doubt in the back of my mind what if. >> it is

he jumped out of the paddy wagon and glared fiercely at the crowd of journalists . officially, the person accused of the murder is choosing a measure of restraint for him. this meeting is closed to outsiders. yes, there were no 16, when a month ago, her body was found in a hole near the forest belt. at night, the girl was returning home, and here is the last video that she managed to record, because at a funny time i got up, i’m a dog or what, the dog doesn’t eat me in the footage from camera surveillance. you can clearly see the whole way behind the schoolgirl on the heels. an unknown person was driving no longer a soul. this is the most important piece of evidence. found the girl's father, he did not believe the investigators when they said, they say, traces, violence. no. your daughter may have overdosed. it did not fit in the head of his beloved girl, the future primary school teacher did not drink and i never used that tables and it is bad if the door does not agree at all, because if a person walked along the path, he became ill. it turned out that the same cy

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corner now accomplices there will be new persons involved in transport, the means of which may be paddyiktor nosov and vadim chetvertkov vesti duty department the supreme court of russia supported the bill introducing criminal liability for live broadcasts on the internet, demonstrations and inappropriate behavior in other words trash. it is known that so far the current legislation does not offer any serious measures of influence on distributors dangerous content. however, if the law is passed, then the creators of the scandalous, often violent video risk acquiring a criminal conviction, report by andrey romanov. usually the process of preparing a report remains behind the scenes, but for material about the upcoming criminal prosecution of the creators of trash content, i will make an exception and will stream this is my workplace. now i have to select the most disgusting fragments that were created, perhaps, by future defendants in criminal cases, no need. on the screen, the torment of the once star of trash streams vladimir spirina for substantial donations, or as they say , donation

or when i say this, i read them in paddy where they thought it was, you know, that says that this vanessa is really easy and whatnot. come and see what it boils some, but she wants to sometimes lose it. but if i'm on the way of defense, yeah, no, but i would do it for just saw me still. yes. go on. pity was another way, is by this is not the test. so i've got that in my 57, which is the guy with who is there some way versus letting a deal on that. so i, they just that it was a voice issue, process, or least getting this part of the resistance by that. but i get so is that of what that didn't give who was supposed to another move and not order the minimum unit on not familiar on the actual bathroom and it does, oh my god. when i bought the messaging yeah. what do you do with the noise? you still get the glass? are we thinking a little of you but it lives in but in the money, when all you cannot personally laugh that was the winds. lenny dearly niche, the path open in the booth at lake over the the total is the aggressor today i'm authorized with additional strong sanctions today. russia is

moscow officer was brought in a paddy wagon in the courtroom of anton vanko, who, according to researchers, could take bribes showed good physical shape, he put on a tight black tracksuit. and having entered the so-called aquarium, he threw a hood over his head and sat down with his head down. antona says that you can somehow comment on the current situation. you really provided some kind of patronage to foreign citizens. helped them to work in our country, illegally. do you have something to say about this, about the police did not complain to journalists and decided to keep silent, although before that he was happy to give interviews to a number of publications and talking about successes in work, but after the scandal, the mask fell off the policeman , ivanko, according to the media , helped foreign. it is illegal to work in our country, but without problems, gratitude, for which, of course, was in monetary terms. according to the media, my rvanko received money every month and allegedly attracted other employees to this business, who also did not disdain to take bribes, it was previous

his charisma, game attitude and chemistry with co—hosts paddy mcguinness and chris harris, had helpednsfold park aerodrome brought it all to a shuddering halt. freddie flintoff was airlifted to hospital, his injuries unknown. series 3a of top gear was ended. bbc apologised and held an investigation. nothing more was heard or seen of freddie flintoff, until now. fans of the sportsman and tv presenter would be pleased to see him looking well and back where he belongs, at the cricket. joe inwood, bbc news. turning to music now, and the uk is seeing a resurgence in jazz. on thursday night, the band ezra collective won the prestigious mercury prize. the award goes to the best album released in the uk by a british or irish act. david sillito reports. the winner of the 2023 mercury prize, ezra collective! it will be fair to say the ezra collective enjoyed this moment and it was also a chance to say thank you. this moment that we're celebrating right here, it's testimony to good, special people, putting time and effort into young people to play music, people to play music. do you hear what i'

and he himself remained at large for so long, sorting out the lenses, abruptly, he jumped out of the paddy and eduard golikov glared fiercely at the crowd of journalists. the cyclist, who spied on the schoolgirl in the last minutes of her life , is now officially accused of murdering him as a preventive measure. this session is closed to outsiders. yes, it wasn’t 16, when a month ago they found her body in a pit near the forest belt. her body at night, the girl was returning home, but the last video that managed to be recorded here, death came to me, a connection with a dog, a dog. don't eat me in cctv footage. it is clearly visible all the way behind the schoolgirl on the heels. an unknown person drove. more, not a soul of this the most important piece of evidence. found the girl's father, he did not believe the investigators when they said, they say, traces, violence. no. your daughter may have overdosed. it did not fit in the head of his beloved girl, the future primary school teacher did not drink and never used. dark daughter. it became bad if the door did not agree at all, because if

camp grant and then played center for halas for 12 seasons and the bottom row on the left we've got paddydriscoll from great lakes, who played with the chicago cardinals and chicago bears for ten seasons and then spent almost three decades in the league as a coach and in administrator and on the bottom right we've got jimmy councilman who was also a great lakes, great lakes was so stacked with talent that even a hall of famer like councilman ended up on the bench just playing in some mop up duty at the time. but he played in the nfl for ten seasons and won a championship and then returned to the nfl in 1940s as coach and won a second championship. these seven men were shaped and four not only by the war but by war football. and in turn, these seven men shaped and forged the early nfl and helped ensure its survival. now, as i researched my book, i kept coming back to one big question why now? promoters had tried to organize professional football at several different points before the war, and every attempt failed. what was it about the and about war football that put all the pieces togethe

and it is possible that a new defendant will appear in transport, the means of which could be the paddyof karin kharitonova viktor nosov and vadim chetvertkov vesti the duty department of the honored aptists of russia did not like the role of the prisoner. ramilya iskander, whom the court placed in custody for burying drugs, tried to challenge the world of suppression, and do it remotely and season number one in the city, penza, an actress of the russian academic youth theater, gave her arguments to the servants of themis. she spoke and about a ten-year-old child and that she doesn’t even have the thought of hiding from the investigation. let me remind you that on august 29, iskander was detained in the village of marushkino, that in the new moscow, there are employees of the department of the ministry of internal affairs of russia for the penza region they were looking for her car. all these actions took place within the framework of a previously initiated criminal case. investigators found two packages of mephedrone in the actress’s car. the study showed that police researchers seized

this is footage of 2020 on taro being taken out of the paddy wagon and taken into the courtroom , thisst were resolved. in front of him. he carefully studied the pages on which the essence of the accusations against one of them was set out for committing indecent acts against a schoolgirl. the girl’s interests were represented at the trial by lawyer shota gorgadze throughout the trial. while the investigation into this criminal case by dmitry natarov was ongoing. attempts were made to evade criminal liability. his fault. has been completely proven to touch corrupt young children and commit acts of a sexual nature against them. it is forbidden. being an official. he not only seduced, but was also tempted. dmitry tatarov, when it seemed the investigators received bribes on an especially large scale, this is footage from the mansion on the tarot . who would doubt that the don was in the public domain? to us in a village near moscow on a plot of birch trees, but in the cottage it looks like oak and marble, of course, in the safe of only one bank i kept 200 million rubles per container. in

and in 100 rise paddies and jungles of a place called vietnam. under one such marker lies a young man, martin, trapped down, who left his job in a small town barber shop in 1917 to go to france with the famed rainbow division there on the western front. he was killed trying to carry a message between battalions under heavy artillery fire. we're told that on his body was found a diary on the flyleaf under the heading. my pledge. he had written these words. america must win this war. therefore, i will work. i will save. i will sacrifice. i will endure. i will fight cheerfully and do my utmost as if the issue of the whole struggle depended on me alone. the crisis we are facing today does not require of us the kind of sacrifice that martin tripp down so many thousands of others were called upon to make. it does require, however, our best effort and our willingness to believe in ourselves and to believe in our capacity to perform great deeds, to believe that together with god's help, we can and will resolve the problems which now confront us. and afte

live now to paddy manning, who has written a biography about lachlan murdoch.u very much for your time here on the bbc. so what's your opinion on lachlan taking over and what it means for the murdoch media empire? it's a challenging task ahead. well, i think in some ways it is a recognition formally of what has been happening in fact for the last 3—4 years. there has been a progressive handover to locklin from rupert, and i read in my biography that lachlan, his mansion in beverly hills, they bought the boards and the senior leadership together and that was a real moment of lachlan taking charge. he spent the ceo, the most important part of the empire forfour years now, and rupert murdoch has been progressively relinquishing his roles in the empire. so i think this is kind of a logical progression of what has been happening for some time. what happening for some time. what in our happening for some time. what in your view— happening for some time. what in your view it _ happening for some time. what in your view it might _ happening for some time. what in your

his charisma, game, attitude and chemistry with co—hosts paddy mcguinness and chris harris had helpedbc�*s biggest shows. then the crash at the don's fold park aerodrome that brought it all to a shuddering halt. freddie flintoff was airlifted to hospital. his injuries are unknown. series 3a of top gear was ended. the bbc apologised and held an investigation. nothing more was heard or seen of freddie flintoff until today. fans of the sportsman and tv presenter will be pleased to see him looking alive, well and back where he belongs at the cricket. joe inwood, bbc news. rishi sunak is in delhi this evening for the g20 summit, the meeting of leaders of the world's largest economies, including the european union. the war in ukraine is likely to dominate the talks, but the uk will be hoping for progress on a trade deal with india. here's chris mason. delhi this morning, drenched in a sweaty humidity, laden with history. a british prime minister of indian heritage, alongside his wife who was born here, visiting this former british colony, as india host the world — or, at least, a vast econo

paddy whacks.with water and stuff like that is pretty nice. >> jimmy: what kind of an audition did you have? >> it was strip club. it was me. >> jimmy: oh, a male strip club. >> yeah, yeah, mr. paddywhacks. yeah, i was like i'm going to go do that. >> jimmy: so you danced for somebody? >> yeah. a dude. one dude. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a guy named lenny paddywhack out there? >> i don't know. he might have been mr. paddywhack himself. i bet that's not his real last name. >> jimmy: did you get the job? >> i think i probably could have had the job. it was in the middle of the day. and the place was nasty. i put on the song >> jimmy: >> way too slow. "ride it, my pony." and then i walked out. and the guy was like yeah, you should come back and work here. okay, cool. and so i walk out, and there was a car, like a mid-'80s toyota tercel with a guy sleeping in the front seat. and he wakes up, and he is like and he goes in. oh, that's one of the dancers. he's got a pretty sick car. maybe i ought to come bac

. >> once you were in the paddy wagon, did they tell you why you had been picked up? at me. somebody only an explanation, they're going to give me an explanation. >> carol was jailed in americus, until the sheriff found another option. >> the sheriff made a call to dawson, georgia, and he asked the sheriff there, hey, good buddy, could you house my -- for a while. >> carol was briefly moved to a jail in not far away dawson before eventually being taken to the leesburg stockade about 18 miles away. that's where she and the other girls spent two months, 60 long days in rough conditions. bugs, no beds, and no working shower or toilet. >> no lights, no water to drink. >> reporter: all they had were the clothes on their backs and some hamburgers delivered daily by a stranger. and the wrapping from those hamburgers -- >> the wrapping from the hamburgers we used as toilet paper. we never had a roll of toilet paper the whole time we was in there. >> we had no idea where we were. we didn't know we was in leesburg. huh-uh, you didn't want to go to no leesburg. leesburg was know

this generation aims to repeat the late paddy ashdown's success in taking the party from a pinprick inturing a series of true blue seats in the english home counties, dismantling the blue wall. scrapping the penny on income tax for the nhs, scrapping the penny on income tax forthe nhs, an scrapping the penny on income tax for the nhs, an idea which grew from a similar ashdown pledge for education. rebuild relations with the eu but don't mention the b word, wouldn't want to frighten the horses. and scrap national housing targets to keep the home counties happy. this conference said no to that. onto the stage, with the message of the day. we have taken chunks out of the blue wall, we have made it start to crumble, now let's smash it for good. crumble, now let's smash it for aood. �* ., , crumble, now let's smash it for aood. �* . , , ., good. and then a highly personal sto as good. and then a highly personal story as ed _ good. and then a highly personal story as ed davey _ good. and then a highly personal story as ed davey spoke - good. and then a highly personal story as ed davey spoke

first, lieutenant taylor needed to give his men a way out of the rice paddy where they had been pinned diversion so despite the fact he had no rockets on rounds left, he drew the enemy fire himself using his land light to trick the enemy into thinking he still had ammo, he started making runs on the fighters. the ruse worked a few times but it was enough for the men to make it to the extraction point. there, still under heavy gunfire, lieutenant taylor landed. the men on the exterior of his hilo, clinging to the skids, climbing on the rocket pods. within seconds, lieutenant taylor was back in the air but the mission wasn't over. lieutenant taylor saw his fuel light flickering. it started off with 1,600 pounds of gas and now he had about six. not enough to make it back to base. worse, the soldiers he was carrying were covered in wet mud and clinging against 50 knots of wind. even if he could make it back, his men would freeze or fall first so he once again risked his own safety. he located a friendly area to sit his bird now. the four men dismounted and disappeared back into the pitch-b

that's his young son, paddy, they're walking through the streets. he goes to jeff davis office and he sits in his and he can't resist saying, you this is an awfully little chair for a man. and then sort of that prodding, then he also goes to visit what libby wants to see. libby, it was so infamous. the crowd gathers and they all the story. so the chair, they're chanting we will tear it down. we will tear it down. and lincoln yells, no, leave it as a monument. we the preservation for the park service of andersonville here is just extraordinary. we need places to be a monument so we know, the horrors of war. so lincoln visits libby. what happens at the end? here's the five men i talked about, the big, burly guy on the left. that's rose. rose is put back in solitary confinement and beaten yet again. rose somehow lives, through all this, he is one of those people that you can't kill. rose stays in uniform, becomes general, spends his entire career in the service and military and a long life. the men beg rose to write a memoir. his remarkable heroism. he

ambulance keep quiet last time there was a paddy wagon you think it’s the same ones you’re sure.cordingly stole the car before the end of the week. we have nothing on them. do you read or can't? handwriting? right here? oh, well since the handwriting is the same checkmate. that will be at least until the end of the month. i won't argue with you. fuck it. i need you, i have neither the money nor the conscience to argue your moronic arguments here. again illegal couples. i banned your stupid betting. in general , one writer will come here now. she is collecting material for a new script. sorry for being late. the tram derailed and ran out of gas. and in general, winter. she's joking like that. chief what is this? this is monica. she loves to write. now we are writing a script for a new detective series. uh, monica will work with you, or rather watch how you work. i need lively characters, sharp dialogues, and tasty details. and in general, i want to watch uh, the best detective in your business. who is your best detective in your case? monica didn’t do a very good job of watching m

finkelstein, miranda green, deputy comments editor for the financial times and former press secretary to paddyader. thank you so much to the three of you forjoining us. starting with you, danny, we can't ignore the raac story that's going on. it is day two, how well —— but how do you think, but do? figs two, how well -- but how do you think, but do?— think, but do? as long as it's are able to go _ think, but do? as long as it's are able to go back _ think, but do? as long as it's are able to go back it _ think, but do? as long as it's are able to go back it will— think, but do? as long as it's are able to go back it will be - think, but do? as long as it's are able to go back it will be an - able to go back it will be an important issue. naturally there will be a lot of reporting and probably finally an inquiry as to how we got to this point but whatever the results of that reporting and of the quarry, the government will suffer as a result. when you are a government you always suffer as a result of this, however much of it turns out to be their fault. there are so many decisions and it'll be h