>> patrick: life in the theater. >> stephen: any advice you got? >> patrick: yes. unhappy and frustrated person because my life at home wasn't good. but the theater changed all that because i was no longer patrick stewart. i was king oberon. >> stephen: this guy has got a lot to be happy about. exactly. but wait a second. can you tell me about your first experience of being in the theater? i no longer do live theater, that's how i started out. i love the feeling of being in a theater even if it's empty. >> patrick: the difference between being on a film set and being in a live auditorium, like now, is that and most audiences don't actually know this. but their presence is a big element. it's a big part of the event. and their contribution is critical. and it's never quite the same. so live theater, excuse me, gives you energy. something to play with, which is new and novel. whereas, you know, you get okay, "cut." cut. moving on. >> [cheering] >> stephen: not to bang a drum here, but do you have a first memory of being in the theater or an early memory of a play you

patrick: no. sami: in navigating western sanctions? patrick: no, they don't.f you look at what is happening -- sami: does that make wagner still very special for the kremlin? patrick: yes, of course. because if wagner have proven they are too close, they are dangerous. so where do both wagner's interests and putin's interests in the russian state online? they align if you put them in belarus to train the pollution forces, keep tabs on the shank of, and keep the -- keep taps on lukashenko, and keep the poles in order. they align if you do the same in niger. that is what is going on. it is where they are still useful. as long as wagner can fill those missions of four men think rebellion and siding with military autocracies in these places, it is a win-win for putin as well. the lesson is just don't have them too close. sami: sergei, do you think the appetite is growing in some parts of the world for russian influence, for wagner? in places like niger, we've heard it's been reported niger's coup leaders have reached out to groups like wagner in areas like sudan.

and patrick likes to take part in his own little way. don't you password but don't worry, beer is apparently healthy for horses to drink as it's rich in vitamins and minerals which help the animals with stress and digestion. as for patrick's political future, notice i mean um these uh, being elected the mass by the people and the people are just laughing. so i think he's going to be mad cooking since a very long time. are you a fan of oil flare? then berlin has just what you're looking for. aside from numerous museums and clubs, berlin also boasts castles and palaces from opulent prussian times your own max reporter hand of humble texas on a tour. did you know that in berlin? there are several palaces to explore. my mention today is to show you 3 of my favorite german castles and then you can choose your favorite. i'm exploring. so i'd love to book palace clean and compilers. and $61.00 divide hunting lodge is going to be a day fill of royal history and grandeur for starting off right in the center of the city. shy, locked in the palace,

and then patrick deneen at the end end. so patrick's remarks were at a very high theoretical. they were at a level that as the introductions suggested, were a appropriate for the literate layperson as well as for the academic, especially whether a student or a professor. and we have among us today journalists, office holders, thought leaders, policy experts, a wide range of individuals will help us to concretize things and bring down to a level of implementation. some the ideas that we've heard patrick discuss, although we'll also hear, i think from all the panelists, new theoretical perspectives as well, and this mixture of the practical and the theoretical is something that modern age certainly aspires very to reflect. it's something tries encourage r students, faculty and friends. and it's something i think will be you know, i kind of mixed regime itself here on our stage. so with that, let me briefly introduce each of our panelists immediately to my left, at least only on stage not necessarily politically is a the great senator who represents the state of ohio and among ot

patrick understands the conflict we're in. and his book turning the table on our revolutionary idealogs, this is to restore our country and restore peace and stability around the world. please join me in welcoming on behalf of isi, american diplomacy foundation and modern age, patrick deneen and all of our distinguished panelists. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, louise. so i will be acting as emcee and moderator today. before we begin with our panel, we first will have remarks by patrick deneen. patrick deneen is the professor of political science at university of notre dame. many books, and with that we'll bring patrick out. [applause] >> thank you so much. thank you, johnnie. thank you dan, thank you louise for those remarkable comments and thank you, all of you who are here tonight on a beautiful night, one of those rare nights in washington d.c. where you're not sweating to death from the weather that i remember all too well. i'm deeply honored by the gathering here, and those of you here by senator, by founders of the

. >> patrick. >> ithere�*re failing everybody. >> patrick. >> ithere�*re failirhenryybody. >> patrick now former leader of of former leader of ukip, of course. right. loads still course. right. loads more still to is, course, as to come there is, of course, as well pressure for rishi well that pressure for rishi sunak enacting the push sunak to start enacting the push back policy. but we covered that a bit yesterday just a little bit yesterday just want to a bit on gb news to fill you in a bit on gb news campaign because have been campaign because we have been campaigning to stop the uk becoming society. becoming a cashless society. the campaign becoming a cashless society. the campikill cash, is proving to don't kill cash, is proving to be popular. we now have be very popular. we now have 269,000 people signing that petition. thank you very much, everybody. petition is on everybody. the petition is on our website is gbnews.com forward slash cash or if you've got a smartphone, use it now click on that qr code right on your screen front you and your screen in front of you and it take y

this is patrick the pony. now. he's not just an ordinary pony. he has been elected the mayor of this village in devon, england. yes, you heard me correctly. he was elected mayor of this town and how that came about were about to find out. back in the summer of 2019 the town counsellor passed away . there was an opening for mayor and patrick's owners gathered enough signatures to put him on the ballot. since the residents were fed up with local politics, it was a one horse race and he won uncontested. what's been the reaction since patrick was elected mayor, the russians being ready positive, lots of happy people who wouldn't be happy about pony, become there with cooking some village. well any negative voices. yeah. there's this one um and no even local um the fail was that a pony be coming back, you know, and so little bit front end. what does it mean? is he gonna run for office next and stuff like that? so you always get what we call them. a sign would gripe patrick's role as mere has turned him into a mini star. he has his own facebook page wi

patrick christys. gb shortly. patrick christys. gb news loads on today. make sure that you get in touch. vaiews@gbnews.com. should we bnng vaiews@gbnews.com. should we bring back national service? if so, why ? if not, why not? let me so, why? if not, why not? let me know that email address again gbviews@gbnews.com. but right now it's your headlines. gbviews@gbnews.com. but right now it's your headlines . good now it's your headlines. good afternoon . afternoon. >> it's 3:01. i'm rhiannon jones in the newsroom . and we start in the newsroom. and we start with some breaking news this houn with some breaking news this hour. schools in england must shut buildings made with a type of concrete that is prone to collapse until safety measures are in place. the government's expected to announce that schools in england will immediately shut buildings made with a type of concrete that's prone to collapse until safety measures are in place. some schools will have to relocate children to other teaching spaces . as more than 100 schools spaces. as more than 100 schools

with that, we will bring a patrick.plause] >> remarkable comments and thank you all of you who are here tonight were you are not swimming today. the weather i remember all too well. i am honored together here by the heritage foundation and the washington post would be remiss to say i wasn't honored by this significant presence of several generations of students. as a teacher and someone for the end of my career this is what gives me hope and numbers of students seem wanting to the worldan and i want to thank you all from notre dame days, you you are and i'm grateful so we are all aware of the dynamics of the current political divide not only in the united states and around thean world but we have seen and has been discussed is the rise of the political dynamic in the west various forms of the election of dollars from various movements around the world and recent election in philly resulting prime minister, the rise of populism and the rise of this in our world one thing that struck me about this phenomena is how many pe

with that, we will bring patrick out. [applause] thank you for those remarkablehi comments and all of you on one of those nights in washington, d.c. when you are not sweating to death from the weather that i remember all too well. i'm deeply honored by the w gathering. i would be remiss if i didn't say that i was most honored by the presence, pretty significant of several generations of students i was able to mingle with and as a teacher andly someone who may be moving towards the end of my career this is what gives me hope to have these numbers of students i see launching into the world and i just want to thank you all from princeton days and georgetown days and no notre dame. i'm grateful. we are all aware of the dynamics of the current political divide not only in the united states but around the world. what has been endlessly discussed as the rise of a kind of new political dynamic in the west seen in various forms with the election of donald trump and various movements around the world, the recent elections in italy

patrick gomez: that was groundbreaking.ing about the show is that samantha wasn't defined by her supernatural powers. she was really defined by her humanity. samantha: that picture, it's offensive. darrin: offensive? samantha: is that how you think i look? darrin: will you calm down - samantha: well do you? darrin: of course not. herbie pilato: the real message of bewitched was about prejudice. samantha: why did you do it? darrin: because that's the way most people think witches look. samantha: is that any reason to discriminate against a minority group? darrin: what minority group? samantha: witches of course! herbie pilato: bewitched is an immediate hit. everybody is twitching their nose. it put abc on the map. it was below bonanza, which was nbc's number one series. so now nbc wanted to do a witch show. jon cryer: i dream of jeannie was about an astronaut who ended up on a deserted island where he found a bottle and he rubbed it and of course there's a genie and boom! tony: i must have gone further into orbit than i thou

patrick back to. patrick >> well, it's an electric news agenda today.th today's immigration figures, shocking as they are, and the number of asylum applications to the uk has hit the highest level in two decades. and the government is facing biggest government is facing its biggest ever backlog, with more ever asylum backlog, with more than 175,000 people waiting for an initial decision on their applications to stay in the uk. gb news viewers can see some of the migrants who have arrived in dover today . more than 19,000 dover today. more than 19,000 people have now crossed the channelin people have now crossed the channel in not so small boats. so far this year, and a huge number of those migrants will be included in today's figures, which are the 12 months up to june. which are the 12 months up to june . so it's important to june. so it's important to remember that. let's have a look at some of these key figures, shall we? it's easier to digest this way. i've just said, the this way. as i've just said, the headune this way. as i've just said, the head

patrick polly. patrick >> thank you.redacted version of the police data leak has been posted on a wall facing its offices. the party's policing spokesperson, gary kelly, describing the move as sinister and saying it indicates that dissidents do have access to information which poses a real threat to police officers . two men have been officers. two men have been stabbed in what police are treating as a homophobic attack outside a nightclub in south—west london. they were targeted outside the venue in clapham last night. both were treated in hospital and later discharged . and police are still discharged. and police are still searching for the suspect and bidders for the high street retailer wilko have been given until wednesday to put forward offers to buy the firm . the offers to buy the firm. the retailer fell into administration last week, putting the future of its 400 stores and around 12,000 jobs at risk . more on all those stories risk. more on all those stories by heading to our website, gb news dot com . a bright

patrick christie's . gb news i'm patrick christie's.gb news i'm also going to be talking about a rather bizarre story about four year old children being taught about a gay bondage book. in the latest instalment of the world's gone absolutely bonkers . gb gone absolutely bonkers. gb views gb news dot com. i will be with you straight after your headunes. headlines. >> hello. good afternoon from the gb newsroom . it's 3:01. i'm the gb newsroom. it's 3:01. i'm tamsin roberts as judges will be given new powers to force convicted prisoners to hear their sentencing gb news can reveal the government is introducing new measures to stop criminals like lucy letby from refusing to go to court yesterday. letby did not have to listen to impact statements from her victim's parents. judges will be able to order convicted criminals into the dock or remove them if they're disruptive. prison officers will also be able to use reasonable force to make them attend, including handcuffing them. the plans will be unveiled in the king's speech in november , wher

patrick now back to. patrick >> well , very now back to. patrick >> well, very good now back to.atrick >> well , very good afternoon. >> well, very good afternoon. and we start with news of yet another scheme to tackle the migrant crisis. it's reported that the government could fit asylum with electronic asylum seekers with electronic tags to stop them going missing . earlier this year, home office figures suggested thousands of albanian seekers had albanian asylum seekers had absconded from hotels as well. i'm joined now by our deputy political editor tom harwood . political editor tom harwood. tom, thank you very much. where is this idea come from and why haven't we used it before ? haven't we used it before? >> well, fundamentally, is >> well, fundamentally, there is a placed on the a new obligation placed on the home under the terms home secretary under the terms of the illegal migration act. now that act means that when an individual travels across the channel illegally in a small boat, there is a legal duty placed upon the home secretary to detain them while they are proces

patrick gb news, day., britain's inflation was 6.8% in july, down from 7.9% in june. we are the people's channel, so we wanted to find out how today's news will affect real people. let's cross now to byford in devon to speak with our south—west of england, reporterjeff speak with our south—west of england, reporter jeff moody. jeff what's the mood like on the ground ? apparently, we don't ground? apparently, we don't have jeff, all the people sunshine with new friends . sunshine with new friends. >> oh, hello. can you hear me ? >> oh, hello. can you hear me? >> oh, hello. can you hear me? >> i've got you, jeff. take it away to spend the afternoon. >> the good , good. what better >> the good, good. what better way? i've said this three times now. what better way spend now. what better way to spend the in the afternoon than in the sunshine new friends, sunshine with new friends, drinking coffee, eating cake, and talking about the economy ? and talking about the economy? but although not as dry as but althoug

patrick: good evening, christian.ggests that what we can see is it's either a catastrophic failure at a height as you were mentioning with the sky tracker at 29,000 feet, midair. i'm not an aircraft engineer but my general understanding is midair catastrophic failures are fairly unusual. they would be more likely to happen at takeoff or landing. and the other thing, so it's either something like that or it's a shoot down, which would, a lot of these surface-to-aramis else would work by getting close enough to the engines and then releasesing a explosive of shrapnel to pepper them and the blast as well and potentially is that. if i were a betting man, i'd say it was probably that at this stage, looking at the height and potentially the intent behind it given all you've mentioned in terms of the anniversary and the arrest of the general today or the relief of command, the fact that in the last couple months, igor gerkin is being rounded up and there are interesting questions who else is on the flight, if indeed prigozhi

patrick back to. patrick >> welcome along . today britain >> welcome along. today britain has welcomed its 100,000th channel migrants >> fantastic, isn't it? should we just take a little look at how we greeted our 100,000th arrival today . arrival today. yes well, today has gone from bad to worse for rishi sunak gb news. sources tell us this a multi—million pound border force drone has crashed into the channel and quite possibly sunk. >> and if you listen closely , >> and if you listen closely, you can hear the sound of diane abbot's staff begging her not to tweet something about that incident. >> but a border force vessel broke down its border farce at this point, isn't it? >> it is. carry on channel migrants. we have welcomed the world into britain . world into britain. >> there was a time when almost 2% of the entire male population of albania was on their way. what happened next was hundreds of young males mysteriously disappeared from migrant hotels. >> we will add that to the list of around 12,000 albanian criminal suspects who breached their bail condi

patrick christys . gb news loads patrick christys.their gbviews@gbnews.com. get your emails coming in thick and fast. i will have plenty of time for emails so i can get yourself on the telly. but right now it's your headlines. >> patrick thank you very much and good afternoon. this is the latest from the newsroom. the prime minister says those hit by new ulez charges shouldn't expect any more financial assistance from the government. speaking to gb news, rishi sunak said he understands the frustration felt by residents forced to pay a daily charge due to the expansion of the mayor of london's clean air scheme . he london's clean air scheme. he also urged the labour party to explain why they think it's right to go ahead with the plan. when families are struggling with the rising of living . with the rising cost of living. >> this is solely the responsibility of the labor party and the labour mayor sadiq khan and starmer. it's for khan and keir starmer. it's for them explain why they think them to explain why they think this is the righ

patrick? headlines with polly. patrick? >> thank you, will. and flats is completely wrong . in an exclusive wrong. in an exclusive interview, rishi sunak said a short time ago that alternative lives such as the bibby stockholm barge, which is currently moored off portland in dorset, are being sought as interim measures . the prime interim measures. the prime minister responded to concerns that luxury flats are being used for asylum seekers in chelmsley aad while locals are struggling in substandard homes. here's what he said. >> what's going on currently is completely wrong . we've got a completely wrong. we've got a situation which is unfair. british taxpayers are forking out £6 million a day to house illegal migrants in hotels and other accommodation. that's clearly wrong . it's clearly clearly wrong. it's clearly unfair. and that's why i want to put an end to it. >> well, the prime minister has also been busy today introducing what he's calling the biggest shake alcohol taxes in a shake up of alcohol taxes in a century . the move focuses on

patrick stay tuned to find out. patrick christys on gb news.st a tick out, you're going to be discussing a growing revolt against the drive to get us all using electric cars. and after being charged with trying to defraud the united states, donald trump claims that he's being persecuted in a style reminiscent of germany, but closer to home, energy security secretary grant grant shapps and industry leaders, including shell, bp , edf, they met at shell, bp, edf, they met at downing street today. they were discussing plans to improve britain's energy security and ultimately bring down british bills. minister grant shapps spoke to gb news this morning. >> actually, we have about 40% of our electricity. last year was generated by renewables and nuclear power, up from just 7% when we came to power. so it's not that we've not been doing anything. we've been moving very fast. latest fast. this is just the latest round investment into round of investment into renewables by some of the very biggest energy companies in the land. >> yeah, we're just all he

patrick christys on . gb news patrick christys on.ot actually prowling the british countryside. but anyway, gb views are gbnews.com is that email address when i come back after your headlines , come back after your headlines, i'm going to be having a big debate on whether or not actually we should just be giving channel migrants back to the european union or whether we should to take the european union or whether we shoulc but to take the european union or whether we shoulc but now, to take the european union or whether we shoulc but now, it's to take the european union or whether we shoulc but now, it's your ke them. but right now, it's your headunes them. but right now, it's your headlines . patrick headlines with polly. patrick >> thank you. good afternoon. well, the top story from the gb newsroom today, norfolk and suffolk police have admitted that information that the personal information of over 1000 people, including victims of crime and witnesses, was mistakenly released in response to freedom of information requests . both in

patrick christys on . gb else? patrick christys on.om is that email address? i am going to go in by asking whether or not we should now be classing some of these eco warriors as eco terrorists and just saying should politicians houses be off limits ? are there anything that should be off limits ? the clock is be off limits? the clock is ticking in their minds towards the isn't it ? i the doomsday event, isn't it? i worry they're going to get more and more extreme gb views gbnews.com. but polly, now with your headlines. >> patrick thank you. good evening. well, the top story today , the bank of england has today, the bank of england has raised its interest rate for the 14th time in a row. it's increasing it from 5 to 5.25. and that's the highest base rate since 2008. the bank says it expects inflation, though, to be halved by the end of the year. one of the government's key priorities as the increase puts pressure on borrowers, mortgage holders and households struggling with budgets . the struggling with budgets. the chancellor, jeremy

so gay and patrick, i'm thank you to for watching. you can see the show again, any time by visiting our website, algae 0. don't. com for further discussion head over to our facebook page, that's facebook dot com forward slash a j inside story. can also join the conversation on x dot com. our handle is a inside story from a sam is a bad and the in time food here for now is to by the illustration, we wanted to get to the largest number of young women and showed the entire nearing performers was the 1st to male z to play it in jordan to senior well celebrate female taking traditional in a new direction to go on stage. it's motivates other girls to join citizen. so jordan and egypt pon, outages here at the us is always of inside 50 full right. the world. people pay attention to this one here and i'll do this very good that bringing the news to the world from here. the . ready i'm serial venue in the hall with your top stories on houses 0. donald trump has been charged in georgia with a racketeering and conspiring to overturn his 2020 elec

patrick christys . gb news. i'm patrick christys. gb news. i'm going to be unpicking the lucy letby stuff today. a whole life tariff . okay. that's the tariff. okay. that's the absolute maximum that she could have got. i'm also going to be discussing this campaign by making now violent offenders and killers face real justice is an absolute disgrace that they can just cower away in their cells. they should be dragged to the dock.in they should be dragged to the dock. in my view. gb views gbnews.com is the email address and you'll be hearing a lot about this petition which is live now on our website gb news dot com forward slash justice. but right now it's your headunes. but right now it's your headlines . patrick thank you. headlines. patrick thank you. >> good afternoon from the gb news room. it's 3:01 the most prolific child serial killer in modern british history will spend the rest of her life in prison. lucy letby has been given a whole life term at manchester crown court. the 33 year old was found guilty of murdering seven babies and att

all right, we're going through in a minute, patrick. well that's so got to finish out the so we'll come back to punch in a minute. go go ahead, finish up the thoughts. okay. yeah, yeah. would you use a code for the stuff you need to not because we're interested in more is likely to give out that uh uh, more do mom suicide share mix as a box and because it's outside of it, but it will uh, 0 awesome i, i've seen this at the top such as simple uh, printer, not products. all right, perfect. go ahead. do you want it to come in? i think you had a slightly different perspective on this. is this? i don't agree the wagner are the are the best. uh, probably the amenities security going to be in the world. no. i think that means challenging to say they have proven themselves, especially in you grained at the rapid rate of growth and their ability to integrate russian ministry systems are given to them by the d, as for middle, is largest willing to take casualties. but if you are looking at private manager companies from the west, they would have,

patrick needs an intervention. patrick christys on . gb news get the christys on.b news get the emails coming in gb views gb news dot com. like i said, a senior government source has been speaking to mark white, who i will go to at the top of this show about what the ascension island quotes and quotes plan as a centre. but i want a detention centre. but i want to know from you and that email address screens right address on your screens right there, choice , would you there, given a choice, would you process illegal migrants on ascension island? but right now it's your headlines. >> jase patrick. 3:02. i'm ray addison in the newsroom. our top story, buses have been arriving at the bibby stockholm to deliver migrants to their new accommodation . now, it's not yet accommodation. now, it's not yet known exactly how many asylum seekers are arriving today. refugee charity care for calais saying that several migrants who were given notice to relocate to the barge did not actually board after lawyers had their transfers cancelled . and of transfers cancelled. and of cours

patrick it's over to. patrick >> the tunnel migrant crisis is a threat to women in britain.ews has uncovered video footage used by people smuggling gangs that uses young drunk white girls as twisted bait to entice nonh girls as twisted bait to entice north african men to come to britain. a cursory glance of google reveals numerous cases of convicted rapists trying to cross the channel or people who've been accused of sexual offences since arriving. now it appears that human traffickers are essentially telling channel migrants that if they come to britain, they'll be a ready supply of young intoxicate women for them to just have their way with. we've got a snapshot of one of these promotional clips for you now. we'll be playing a lot more of this throughout the course of the but these course of the show. but these videos have been used by several accounts on instagram with hundreds thousands of hundreds of thousands of followers. the latest channel migrant figures from yesterday appear to indicate well that appear to indicate as well that around 87% of those who crossed betwe

patrick gb news, patrick christys.el, the temperatures rising , boxt solar temperatures rising, boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. storm betty arrives through the rest of friday and the start of the weekend, bringing gales for some heavy rain many and a few rain for many and a few thunderstorms thrown in as well . now betty was named by met eireann, irish met eireann, the irish met service because that's where the strongest of the winds are expected friday evening. expected during friday evening. nevertheless, a wet and nevertheless, it's a wet and windy spell for of the uk windy spell for much of the uk as well. sea seeing as well. irish sea coast seeing gales and the risk of 70 mile per hour wind gusts for the far southwest england , especially southwest of england, especially around beaches, heavy around exposed beaches, heavy rain sweeping through thunderstorms potentially for eastern england could cause some imp

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patrick now it's over to.i would like to congratulate india on landing on the dark side of the moon . i would also side of the moon. i would also like to now invite india to return the £23 billion foreign aid money that we sent them between 2016 and 2021. we're also set to give them £57 million next year. but i think the british taxpayer should keep hold of that, don't you? we should not be giving money to countries with a space programme as a rule, if you can afford to fire a rocket at the dark side of the moon, you shouldn't be coming to us with your handout. india reportedly has 229 million people living in poverty , people living in poverty, according to the un. it's the highest number anywhere in the world. it's also the fifth largest economy in the world with an annual gdp of around $3.75 trillion. why are we paying $3.75 trillion. why are we paying to help poverty stricken indians when their own government won't bother and while we're at it, we give china around £48 million back in 2022, down from the c

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patrick closure. yeah, i agree. patrick says great name. patrick, you are wrong.trick. you wrong to initiate this you are wrong to initiate this petition. if the person found guilty refuses to come up to the dock , you would have the police dock, you would have the police drug officers drag them kicking and yes i would, and screaming. yes i would, patrick. i would. the judge would have no option to would have no option but to either clear court or have either clear the court or have the accused removed. the the accused removed. not in the soundproof it would be soundproof booth. it would be chaos play into chaos and would play into the hands the accused. laurence hands of the accused. laurence says it's so awful killers says it's so awful that killers have the rights to ignore their fate a life, you fate after taking a life, you have left your basic human rights behind. look, i'm inclined know inclined to agree, but i know a utany inclined to agree, but i know a litany human rights lawyers litany of human rights lawyers who agree, disagree who would agree, would d

interesting, patrick, thank you very much for.p tonight, talking about electric pylons, would you have one near you if we paid you to install it? hello there. earlier today, we had a big line of thunderstorms that developed across parts of eastern england, and they brought some very heavy rain, like here in suffolk. further south, in parts of essex, they saw 9mm in just the space of one hour. so a really hefty downpour. and talking about rain, we've got more of that to come for saturday, i'm afraid, thanks to this area of low pressure that has been named by the met office as storm antoni. now antoni will bring outbreaks of rain quickly into northern ireland. the rain heavy and persistent here. some wet weatherjust edging into south west scotland, wales and western england. 0ur temperatures overnight holding up into double figures. but antoni could cause a few impacts weather—wise on saturday, accumulating rain for northern ireland, first of all, 20—40mm, maybe a bit more than that over the high ground in the mournes. it's enough t

yes, patrick back, though. yes, patrick christys here. be with christys here.e of nation. hour on state of the nation. i've hour on state of the nation. pve heck hour on state of the nation. i've heck of a lot to get i've got a heck of a lot to get through, you go through, so don't you go anywhere welcome back, patrick christys here. this is state of the nation. a couple of quick emails. ben says, to be fair, there needs to be a limit on what people can joke about, but this is crazy. well does that, you i mean, especially you know, i mean, especially at a you're paying a comedy gig, if you're paying to a comedy gig, just to go to a comedy gig, just don't to go to the one that, don't pay to go to the one that, you know is going offend you. don't pay to go to the one that, you iwouldy going offend you. don't pay to go to the one that, you iwouldy gomy offend you. don't pay to go to the one that, you iwouldy gomy view.end you. don't pay to go to the one that, you iwouldy gomy view. jen you. don't pay to go to the one that, you iwouldy gomy view. jen says that woul

patrick mount came here from the us as a christian missionary. now he leads the logo, bitcoin project with the same zeal. i have a lot for this community. i love her guatemala and i love to help people. so if i have a tool that can be used to help people, then you know why not, why not do that? most people here have no bank account and don't save money. these to want to change that. they've already convinced trump keep up a, treat the toner soon in the past, but if she has bad cash, she used it to buy more stock. now she has a big calling, wallet, a new customers. they scanned the coupon code and big coins land in her wallet on the block chain, and it'd be cool miss move. going to put this on the form of a name that's been calling is great and it's, it's a way of investing more. patrick told us that the price was actually a high, but if i regularly invest some of the process i'll have more life. okay. can they mosley invest these or not? because at some point, maybe not now, but even a year or 2, the price could explode or cycles for the explicit

patrick on back. patrick christys on gb news.hannel well, in just a few minutes, channel well , in just a few minutes, i well, in just a few minutes, i will bring you that report from west london, where earlier today i met residents forced to live in shipping containers that they say fit for human say aren't fit for human habitation. one person told me that would prefer to live that they would prefer to live in migrant hotel. i showed in a migrant hotel. i showed them pictures as well of some of them pictures as well of some of the accommodation that we're offering up to asylum seekers and they said that they would much rather live there. and having it my eyes, having seen it with my own eyes, i'm inclined agree with them i'm inclined to agree with them and find out why almost £10,000 of was spent on of taxpayers money was spent on vip treatment for nicola sturgeon and her aides. some of it apparently went on nail varnish. i don't know who could have possibly used that, but there we go. less than a week after greenpeace activist

going from patrick nelda. well, this is what i called a hit or all covered in vines and, and foliage. and if you look at what's going on here, we've got the necessary ingredients to break down organic waste and create methane . and for our purposes, we would capture this methane and flare it create energy and mine big point. the organic waste bonds has been inactive for yes. can i fixing it to the grid is too expensive. so waste water just flows past it could big coins from the same mining. finally get it up and running. this is low hanging fruit for us to help the community. and again, it's just another demonstration that big coin is the only thing that could come in here and fix this problem. the next level would be the solid waste facility. and then we have created a real virtuous cycle of taking waste and creating bitcoin and improving the economy and proving that community and protecting the environment. patrick mount came here from the us as a christian missionary. now he leads the logo, bitcoin project

arrested patrick ho.ating with hunter biden. they put him in jail for a couple years. looks like he didn't do the full term and he goes back to hong kong. that's a guy that they should have put into the grand jury, they should have flipped him on hunter. reportedly, hunter and his uncle jim came up on the wiretaps that they used on patrick ho. i think behind the scenes, the democrats understand hunter's a lost cause. build the moat in front of joe and let's try to survive this. maria: well, i mean, how do you explain away all of this money that the biden family took in and these gifts? because what we're told is someone from cefc sent -- and this was in the laptop -- sent hunter biden a diamond, a 3-carat diamond. they also sent him money for a porsche. i mean, why? why would you send the vice president's son these gifts and what about the $17 million that james comer identified or nancy mace, the oversight committee member told me she thinks it's upwards of $50 million, five, zero, that the biden family

patrick wants to build the waste, salting, and bio gas. he'll make it profitable by using the electricity it generates to mind big coins, a multi $1000000.00 project. and our model, we want to take some of that big core and the decentralized basic income and put it back into the community. because this is, this is their waste. so they, to that dentist that, that goal, you know, the spaniards for pianos were here 4 to 500 years ago. they took all the gold from the land mass of transfer. well, from central south america took up and big coins, digital gold, and the digital go, it doesn't look like gold, but it's energy digital gold. and we want to stay here in central and south america . there's certainly no lack of vision among the big cleaners in latin america. they want to but they coin will help everyone but have these digital miners drunk goals of fools go. 6 6 6 6 the. 6 6 6 the approach that had a clue has no doubt and the nice care of people and the global economy, our business b. as opposed to look out the problem, our mission buys t