for pauline, underneath the water. — she is in.ater, amongst the _ she is in. for pauline, underneath the water, amongst the fish - she is in. for pauline, underneath the water, amongst the fish is - she is in. for pauline, underneath i the water, amongst the fish is where she says she belongs. age isjust the water, amongst the fish is where she says she belongs. age is just a number. for more stories across uk, head to the bbc news website. the days of museums as grand intimidating places are long gone. this is something else.— intimidating places are long gone. this is something else. today, they are much more _ this is something else. today, they are much more dynamic— this is something else. today, they are much more dynamic and - this is something else. today, they i are much more dynamic and inclusive. and that radical change is what i want to celebrate. i and that radical change is what i want to celebrate.— want to celebrate. i think that is rather wonderful. _ hello from the bbc sport centre. the women's world cup has lost

and for pauline. _ is in on the day. and for pauline, underneath - is in on the day.. and for - pauline, underneath the water amongst the fish is where she says she belongs. age isjust a number. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hey, this is the catch up. let's start with some football and england have scraped through to the quarter—finals of the women's world cup with a dramatic penalty shoot—out against nigeria following a zero but it wasn't such a great score for di sora lauren jackson got a red card because she stamped on a nigerian player. and aberdeen university student anastasia myers has said she feels on top of the world as she prepares to visit space with her mum. they will board the virgin galactic spacecraft on thursday, they want to strip from a competition. in fact, they will be the first mother and daughter ever to make the journey. some other stories now, the first group of asylum seekers aborted the controversial bibby stock, housing bars, up to 500 people will eventually live on the vessel in dorset, they will stay th

and those that work with pauline adore her.use i've done all all the other guys, because i've done al— i've done all the dives. but when we — i've done all the dives. but when we get _ i've done all the dives. but when we get there - i've done all the dives. but when we get there in - i've done all the dives. but when we get there in the l i've done all the dives. but. when we get there in the end, yeah. — when we get there in the end, yeah. it's _ when we get there in the end, yeah. itse— when we get there in the end, yeah, it's a good feeling. and those that work with pauline adore her. everyone comes in and asks for her to— everyone comes in and asks for her to see _ everyone comes in and asks for her to see if they're in that day~ — her to see if they're in that da . �* ., underneath the water amongst the fish is where she says she belongs. age isjust a number. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hey, i'm zof, with the catch up! tonight — laurenjames apologises, the strictly line—up continues,

this is pauline. she teaches diving at skegness aquarium and she's 76 years old.ing in amongst the fishes. pauline has been here for eight years and teaches people of all ages how to dive. she says the oldest person she's taught was 90 years old. i like helping people, especially the people that are nervous. if we have trouble getting them into the water, once they've actually managed to get in and come out all smiles, that is the best, best feeling. just make you feel proud for them that they've overcome something. yeah, i'm happy for me. i'm happy for any of the other guys that have done that process to get them, because i don't dive all the dives. but when we get there, in the end, yeah, it is. it's a good feeling. and those that work with pauline adore her. they even have their very own nickname for her. yeah, we call her grandma shark, because she is the oldest shark we've got in this building. and it's good because we added her onto the e—learning. so everyone that comes here to do the dive, they see her on the actual e—learning before they go, on their home

this is pauline. she teaches diving at skegness aquarium and she's 76 years old.apeutic. i enjoy being in amongst the fishes. pauline has been here for eight years and teaches people of all ages how to dive. she says the oldest person she's taught was 90 years old. i like helping people, especially the people that are nervous. if we have trouble getting them into the water, once they've actually managed to get in and come out all smiles, that is the best, best feeling. and those that work with pauline adore her. yeah, we call her �*grandma shark�*. everyone comes in to ask if she is in on the day. underneath the water amongst the fish is where she says she belongs. age isjust a number. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. lawyers for donald trump say a protective order sought by special counseljack smith violates the former�*s president's first amendment rights. in monday's filing here in washington, the attorneys wrote: they urged the judge to only restrict "genuinely sensitive material." the order would li

and those that work with pauline adore her.learning, they see her on the e—learning before they come in. everyone comes into ask if she is in on the day. underneath the water amongst the fish is where she says she belongs. age isjust a number. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. lawyers for donald trump say a protective order sought by special counseljack smith violates the former president's first amendment rights. in monday's filing here in washington, the attorneys wrote: they urged the judge to only restrict "genuinely sensitive material". the order would limit what information mr trump and his legal team can share publicly. it comes after he posted online what appeared to a threat of revenge for anyone who went after him. these kinds of orders are not uncommon in criminal cases. after his third indictment last week, mr trump pled not guilty to charges of trying to overturn the 2020 us presidential election. this comes as officials in the us state of georgia have put

so pauline, well, i chose egypt. i don't know, i just.tion is art textbooks for the seventh grade is an option. let's move on to the fifth question. what nickname did the ruler of the ottoman empire suleiman the first sergei liman the first magnificent is the sultan of the ottoman empire, as far as i remember, he received the nickname magnificent, remember how the period of rule of the country was also called, well, or now it is customary to call. golden age right the answer to this question is the option with magnificent yes sergey thank you for your knowledge of the sixth question. what can be said about two lines that are perpendicular to the third, a they are parallel to each other b they are perpendicular to each other, c they come out of the same point in time. timofey how to answer the question, not parallel to each other clever, how so simple logic imagination through imagined how they look. how did you decide that they were still parallel to each other? kors and geometry dmitriy remembered this. how did you answer? well, i i saw

despite the challenges, five years later when pauline finalized her homestead she owned a 14 by 15-foot cabin, cattle, a pig and chickens. she produced 400 bushels of wheat and 150 pounds of butter for sale. she lived off her land for 14 years and sold it for $1,280, $30,000 today. to make additional income for her retirement she carried the. mortgage. a lot of the women homesteaders would hang on to the land and rent to a farmer and if they would have income for the rest of their lives were until they wanted to do something else. a very unusual thing for a woman to have her own money in that way. fewri americans had access to college and the professional life it enabled but in july, just a few months after the homestead act, congress passed the moral land-grant act. cit created nearly 100 tuition free public colleges and universities. the two thirds of the schools were in the rapidly developing quest which desperately needed expertise. given access to careers that enabled them to support themselves, women graduates who chose to delay family life now had an alternative to marriage and i

your first book was a great piece of criticism about pauline kael and susan sontag.what was it like to approach a biography of how where did you get the confidence to do that? i'm. sure i still have the confidence to do it. it's it's very different in a way. it's lot harder because if you're writing criticism, you don't have to go out of the house, whereas if you're writing a biography, you have to use a lot of shoe leather as the expression is. and in i thought as i was writing the book for a long time that there was really no relation between the two books. but the more i worked on it, the more i came to understand how intimately the two books are related, especially with pauline kael, but also with susan. you what made? what made these people critics was their ability show the the relationship between art culture with kael especially she showed us how american movies and international were were intimately related to the life we were living. and what i came to understand that duras had done was bunch of crazy drag shows that none of us took seriously. we would go t

so pauline lived right near plum creek.nd periodic plagues of grasshoppers wiped out gardens and houses and farms in moments. despite the challenges, five years later when pauline finalized her claim, , she ownea 14 by 15-foot cabin, cattle, appeared and chickens. she produced or hundred bushels of wheat, , dozens of eggs and . she lived off her land for 14 years and then sold it for $1280, more than $30,000 today. to make additional income for our retirement in a in a se in town she carried the mortgage. a lot of the women homesteaders after they proved up their claims they would hang on to the land and rent it to a farmer and they wouldn't income for the rest of their lives, in many cases, or until they wanted to do something else. this was a very unusual thing for a woman to be able to have her own money in that way. very the review 19 century as especially women have access to college and professional life it enabled. but in july 1862 just a few months after the homesad act, congress passed the moral land-grant act. the

pauline lived near plum creek. broiling summers alternated with arctic winters, wildfires and periodic plagues of grasshoppers wiped outcrops and houses and farms in moments. despite the challenges, five years later, when pauline finalized her homestead claim, she owned a 14 x 16 foot cabin, cattle, a pig, and chickens. she produced 400 bushels of wheat, dozens of eggs and 150 pounds of butter for sale. she lived off the land for 14 years then sold it for $1280. more than $30,000 today. to make additional income for her retirement, she are carried the mortgage. a lot of the women homesteaders would hang onto the land and rent it to a farmer and have income for the rest of their lives in many cases or until they wanted to do something else. this was a very unusual thing for a woman to have her own money in that way. very few 19th century americans especially women had access to college and professional life but in july 18, '62 just a few months after the homestead act, congress passed a moral land grant act, a law c

pauline folding museum. not mathematicians , the first satellite was launched in 2018 and weighed about 1.5 kg. the current satellite is 2.7 kg. these are satellites of the garden end plan. this means the size of the new satellite is the size of ours, 30 by 10 by 10 centimeters. yes, quite small. he has three main blocks, united by a common board. uh, food and a lot of different possibilities, this and the study of magnetic anomalies. this is a study of photometric and spectral characteristics of the earth's surface and objects. this is a study of processes peaceful sounding of the earth. this is, of course, a study of various. uh, let's say scientific purposes. we have several coated plates. uh, checking material science sputtering plates. these are very important tasks that will be solved, just in orbit in the new satellites, of course, a much wider functionality. this is the use of flywheels instead of magnetic coils. this is using the block system. mm. uh, in which we can explore a variety of tasks our s

challenges, five years later pauline proved up or finalized, she owned a 14 by 15-foot cap, cattle, a pig and chickens. she produced 400 bushels of meat, dozens of eggs and 150 pounds of butter. she lived off the land 14 years and then sold it $1280. make additional income for i retirement, she carried the mortgage. a lot of women homesteaders, they would hang onto the land and rented to a farmer and they would have income for the rest of their lives or until they wanted to do something else, an unusual thing for a woman to be able to have her own money in that way. few americans especially women have access to college and the professional life it enables. in july 1862 a few months after the homestead act congress passed the land grant packs and the law created 100 tuition free coeducational public colleges and universities. two thirds of these schools were in the rapidly developing west which desperately needed expertise. given access to careers that enable them to support t themselves, women graduates who chose to delay famine i've now had an alternative marriage. these are some of

so pauline, well, i chose egypt.tively this information is art textbooks for the seventh grade is an option in india go to the fifth question. what nickname did the ruler of the ottoman empire, suleiman sergey liman, the first magnificent is the sultan of the ottoman empire, as far as i remember, he received the nickname magnificent maybe, remember how the period of rule of the country was also called, well, or now accepted to be called. golden age the correct answer to this question is the variant with magnificent yes sergey thank you for your knowledge of the sixth question. what can be said about two lines that are perpendicular to a third, a they are parallel to each other b they are perpendicular to each other, c they come out of the same point in time. timofey how to answer a question, and not parallel to each other, smart girl, how did they imagine how they look so simply by imagination? how did you decide that they are still parallel to each other? geometry remembers this dmitry a how did you answer? well, i

and this is the warrior of the division of the apostle to the pauline christians into the resisters,ur keeping by your christ live eastwood. the first time we went in, there were a lot of losses, the second time there were already a lot of losses on the small one, and you suggested that we do this, that is, name the unit of your martyr. you are your son and then we really understood how uh the life of forty-kamniks of all russian. e, repeats in many respects the selfless and very hard terrible work of the sapper. each sapper, he is also a tormentor, they clear the path for our troops. they don't take small arms with them. sometimes, in order not to betray oneself, so that there is no temptation to squeeze out dominance, because even before the attack aircraft, few people know this sapper. the first person who enters this terrible red zone or glazing zone there is a sapper. well, of course, this is a very cloister- of-residence. here are your heavenly patrons. after that, god answered our death from us, that is, completely. it can be said as a miracle that the last nozzle went to inst

pauline cope. next but aside from the big news today , there's a perhaps more today, there's a perhaps more specific question that we're asking as well. >> what is your favourite ice cream? now, the reason we're saying this is because apparently the nation's favourite ice cream is the well, don't give it away just yet. we'll tell you the suspense, the telly magic. we're going to we're to going hold that as a closely guarded secret. but please do join us after the news headunes please do join us after the news headlines when we'll be telling you exactly what the nation's supposed favourite ice cream is, which i think we're we're . do we which i think we're we're. do we agree with it? we do agree. >> it's a popular favourite. >> it's a popular favourite. >> it's a popular favourite. >> it is. >> it is. >> but first, let's get the news with rhiannon . with rhiannon. >> thank you, ellie. good morning. it's 932. your top stories from the newsroom . the stories from the newsroom. the chancellor says effo

elementary from the weather, rain and pauline to cover the roof and also the goods, first of all, don't place to spend the night, as of now, it is known about nine dead and more than 80 injured people , some of them in a serious condition artem lagutenko oleksiy kutsuk from donetsk region for the tv channel espresso got rid of the mandate. the verkhovna rada prematurely offered the mandate of a people's deputy from the party servant of the people andrii holodov. people's elected representative yaroslav zheleznyak reported that 308 parliamentarians voted for this. this was reported by the journalists' investigation of the draft scheme about andrii holodov. it turned out that six months ago he went abroad and is staying there. he was also cold. in cyprus together with his family, where he has a family estate and is building a business. now in the verkhovna rada, 403 people's deputies tried to falsify the examination ex-judge oleksiy tandyr submitted water and saliva for analysis instead of urine, so he tried to hide his state of intoxication at the time of the attack on the national guard

and protests, we had pauline and farmers refinery and farmers blockade refinery and depots the countryhe country to an absolute standstill of absolute standstill because of the the new labour the fact that the new labour government wouldn't cut fuel duty time prices were duty at time when prices were very high. ever since, very high. and ever since, governments been petrified very high. and ever since, go raising nts been petrified very high. and ever since, go raising fuel been petrified very high. and ever since, go raising fuel duty)een petrified very high. and ever since, go raising fuel duty asn petrified of raising fuel duty as a consequence. so, you know, these politicians convinced politicians who are convinced that are really that these policies are really popular, are convinced that popular, who are convinced that people as you people will put up with, as you say, being poorer or colder, they're rude they're going to get a rude awakening way or the other. awakening one way or the other. and it's at the ballot and if it's not at the ballot box, i think it could easily be in mo

well, look, pauline. here you say you don't need the world around you. and what are the items?each my children, and the multiplication table, i have big problems with the multiplication table, because i don’t like to learn it, because it’s difficult to remember, but i have a very good developed memory. why do you need math? what do you think, i used to be very so i didn’t want to become beautiful at all, so, well, then it’s so good, this is a profession in your opinion. this device is interesting, yes, interesting, but then when she heard that the cashier was saying, there is 190 there some amount. i didn't understand how to pronounce it. how to say it? that's when there will be 19, for example, then eight, then zero, how to say it? i don't understand, so i decided to walk. i decided just. well, there is already money to be counted, when change is there, for example , cash is still read money, so i decided to become an actress, you often skip classes, it happens often here, but the teacher comes to me. marina viktorovna can't walk. well, you 're not just an actress. that's a ma

hi i'm pauline. i'm a 10 act evicted from sro.nd i'm here not because i want to be but i'm lead by the trauma with that. and the activists that is forcing mow to become i see it continue to happen. i can't believe i'm here because there has been decided you know with universal sufferage and the civil right's movement and our right to asemble. i'm here to peek on the visitor policy as far as our concern everconcerned. i missed getting now where i live a women's only building for survivors of violence and not in a relationship but from through the experience, experienced violence. and -- the other day i was what i felt was attacked by member they staffed the building with. who has battering and -- this is our security guard who has battery and sexual assault. and demand to take the elevator down to dot rounds and i don't know how many up to the second floor and you do your rounds and it was like one of the situations grab me and that's how i felt. and -- i had a reason accommendation to move to a building where i can have visitors a

and pauline's advice for a long and productive life?at is _ if that is slowing down! don't slow down, that is the _ if that is slowing down! don't slow down, that is the key, _ if that is slowing down! don't slow down, that is the key, keep - if that is slowing down! don't slow i down, that is the key, keep walking. amazing, 99, incredible, good stuff. lets all of us keep going, and if we are going out for our mile walk today, what is the weather going to be like? can you tell it, carol? it will be mixed. in the south it is mostly dry, the northern half of the country is sunshine and showers. that is the book is notjust for today but for the next few days. it is going to cool down towards the end of the week in southern areas. if you are stepping out and you have an allergy to wheat pollen, across england and wales, the levels are high. we are starting off with patchy rain in the northern half of the country, a few spots getting into wales in the south—west but for the rest of us it is dry. there is some cloud around and some mist units

pauline, please? wow.o, take off your bandage applause it was very cool. thanks polina volchek amazing person it was very beautiful, very cool. it is beautiful. it's very cool. tell me, and it was the same, really difficult for you. as it seemed to us, because it seemed that it was really a very difficult task, you know, i can compare. this task is only with the experience of performing at the world championship, but i never do it with my eyes closed. i never drank eugene you as a fan of this sport. first of all, i'm glad that you used my technique on monkeys. look, seriously, well, first of all, it's beautifully true, the way you control your body in general. eh, very cool. you've been doing this for many years. i do rhythmic gymnastics from 7:00 to 17:00. i was doing. further my career developed more in the direction of the circus genre and in the last 7 years. i am a professional pole dancer. this is very cool, but in the circus, what was the circus, what number? i'm flying. we entered the swamp. you ar

butthethis country the farmers, but in this country in the fuel in in 2000 with the fuel protests, we had pauline farmers blockade refinery and depots the country to an depots bring the country to an absolute standstill because of the new labour the fact that the new labour government wouldn't cut fuel duty time prices were duty at time when prices were very high. ever since, very high. and ever since, governments been petrified very high. and ever since, go raising nts been petrified very high. and ever since, go raising fuel been petrified very high. and ever since, go raising fuel duty)een petrified very high. and ever since, go raising fuel duty asn petrified of raising fuel duty as a consequence. so, you know, these politicians convinced politicians who are convinced that are really that these policies are really popular, are convinced that popular, who are convinced that people as you people will put up with, as you say, being poorer or colder, they're rude they're going to get a rude awakening way or the other. awakening one way or the other. and it's at the ballot and if it's not at the b

what pauline describes as massive buildings.ar ifa two, which is a monstrous city, in her words. >> so it was our guest, johnny, maybe downplaying the well, i suppose, infrastructure. i suppose, infrastructure. i suppose it depends where the building suppose it depends where the bui if ng have a long, long >> if you have a long, long cable and then there's a building sort of in the middle of is that that an of nowhere, is that is that an issue? that a problem? issue? is that a problem? >> let us know what you think. a lot of people have been turned off word french. i think. off by the word french. i think. >> course, the big >> but of course, the big question we've been asking is about open about pubs. should pubs open early there's a lot early on sunday? there's a lot of difficulty here. my of legal difficulty here. in my view. should able to open view. pub should be able to open whenever they sadly whenever they want, but sadly that's system we live that's not the system we live undeh that's not the system we live under, says

pauline, public comment in the public comment, seeing none. moderator do we have any callers on the line? madam secretary? we have no callers on the line. thank you. hearing no calls, public comment going to call the final item. item number 14, discussion item retirement board member good of the order. so no. oh so to my fellow members, i just wanted to express some appreciation to the members of unite here that came up from los angeles at great expense to speak to us, but also the letter that we've all received, or at least most of us received, detailing some of their concerns . i definitely found the allegations to be concerning, but i know that our staff does a great deal of due diligence when looking at any investments. my primary concern when i heard these though, is just the lack of labor, peace and the threat it can pose to possible returns on our existing investment. so i'm definitely when i hear about potential liability or potential labor issues that might have impact on returns on existing investments, i do have some concerns that i

this is pauline, very angry.o get into accommodation their most people think that britain is already saddens me already finished. it saddens me greatly. jacqui. greatly. this is from jacqui. i look at people here, i find it hard to keep myself from crying. i mean , there's quite a lot of i mean, there's quite a lot of this going around as well. those chelmsford flats, those luxury flats won't be so flats in chelmsford won't be so luxurious when certain people have finished with them, and that is, of course, from david as well. if you're just joining us, it is the story that's been leading our news agenda so far for today, which is this exclusive from gb news, which is that flats in chelmsford look , that flats in chelmsford look, various flats are now going to be used to house illegal immigrants. whilst there are people living in those areas that of course are young single people living in those areas that of people are young single people living in those areas that of people ins young single people living in tho

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pauline cope.>> what is your favourite ice cream? now, the reason we're saying this is because apparently the nation's favourite ice cream is the well, don't give it away just yet. we'll tell you the suspense, the telly magic. we're going to we're to going hold that as

down, and as an example of such a heroic defense, and then it happened like with a general feldshem paulin, that is, in fact, the garrison of the snake island with yes , we showed the russians to the matta showed and it became a painful, very painful moment for ukraine and therefore ukraine took the snake island, which was in fact, the subject of the deal, gave out at home , as a military victory, as a military achievement in general in this war for ukraine, the information and propaganda component is today. almost more important than the military because a huge number of decisions of the ukrainian command at not including, for example, the beginning of this counter offensive. it is taken solely for propaganda purposes. well, it was not obvious that ukraine did not have enough armed forces to break through our deep and layered defenses, but they had to give hope to western allies in order to support this myth that ukraine must definitely keep a military victory. what is a military victory military victory from the point of view of the legal and semantic means of the opposing side anyone in

if you have enough cap upcoming trip planned to spots near line at lake on pauline pili couple lua reschedulecouraged to help displaced residents. many hotels in west maui have stopped taking reservations. there will come a time where economy visitors again, that will be something that is needed. but west maui is not there yet. if you have plans to visit other parts of maui, they are open. they are safe spots like he wild louis, if you have any uncertainty and it's understandable if you would have uncertainty. we've all seen we've all seen the footage reach out to the hotel that you booked at that you booked with reached out to to the tour operator that you booked with. ask them. how it's best to proceed there. they're going to guide you accordingly. they're going to explain the reasoning behind it. striking an economic balance here in regards to tourism is absolutely important. it's also incredibly, incredibly important to understand the travel is still welcome on the other hawaiian islands. the islands of hawaii of kauai, elan i oahu molokai. so if you postpone maui, maybe this is a great o

pauline, public comment in the public comment, seeing none.ator do we have any callers on the line? madam secretary? we have no callers on the line. thank you. hearing no calls, public comment going to call the final item. item number 14, discussion item retirement board member good of the order. so no. oh so to my fellow members, i just wanted to express some appreciation to the members of unite here that came up from los angeles at great expense to speak to us, but also the letter that we've all received, or at least most of us received, detailing some of their concerns . i definitely found the allegations to be concerning, but i know that our staff does a great deal of due diligence when looking at any investments. my primary concern when i heard these though, is just the lack of labor, peace and the threat it can pose to possible returns on our existing investment. so i'm definitely when i hear about potential liability or potential labor issues that might have impact on returns on existing investments, i do have some concerns that i'd lik

this is from pauline in newcastle, it says, it used to be badges and ties that you would by plane, then have to beat the right length, i do not allow the school to sell second—hand skirt and a new one is 30 quid, discussing. at}! a new one is 30 quid, discussing. of this primary school in wrexham, one branded sweatshirt, and we sell all of our pre—loved uniform items for 50p each, good for the wallet and the planet. keep in touch for us, the planet. keep in touch for us, the details are on your screen. you can whatsapp us, you can include your name and where you are getting in touch from. we love your messages. let's return now to the news that the government has announced funding of £250 million to make 900 more nhs hospital beds available in england this winter. it's part of a plan to provide an extra 5,000 beds over two years. we can speak now to the health minister will quince in westminster. 900 extra beds and we have 7.5 million people on waiting lists, it doesn't sound very many. it is important _ doesn't sound very many. it is important not _ doesn't sound very many. it is impor

we can, we will do everything for this with you roman budnikov pauline tsvetkova and today is tuesdayols are preparing. children prepare parents. naturally, they are also preparing, yes, and the school, by the way, also has a list of necessary cases before the start of the school year. before the start of the school year, children with their parents have a list of what needs to be done at school , and now the last items are being crossed out there, and it still starts in the winter from february, maybe even a little earlier it is examined in advance. the building is in advance, and the areas that need to be painted every summer are calculated, we paint all the entrance groups, recreation. all flights of stairs of the gymnasium of guryevsk in the kaliningrad region were flooded and the facade was reconstructed next stage check buildings and territory are inspected by representatives of the emergency situations of the rospotrebnadzor and other organizations; it takes place somewhere from mid-july and until mid-august they pay attention to elevated rooms. ah , dangers, this is a chemistr

now, her story is being told in a new play at the edinburgh fringe, as pauline mclean reports.to be her. no—one is going to be lena zavaroni, she's one in a million, but trying to capture and essence of who she was. and i think that will bring a lot ofjoy to people who watched her on tv growing up. quite nostalgic, in a way, but then for people who didn't know her, to sort of actually go, wow, this was a big thing. like, this was huge back in the day. it's a story which is still relevant almost 50 years on, and they hope to continue telling it. i love that. some of the gems you can find at the edinburgh fringe festival. i have never been. i need to go. we are going somewhere completely different to edinburgh. for many, moving somewhere remote and living off grid can be a dream scenario — but very few make it a reality. this is flat holm, a beautiful, but isolated island off the welsh coast — home to simon parker, and only simon parker. looking to change his life he took on the job as the islands warden, and, the landlord of its only pub. simonjoins us now. firstly, what made yo