phoebe we've had on this programme is not a fundamentally wicked person.nking aloud? >> do you think people really think they're martyrs? or will the reaction of the average person who's not engaged with the issue think these people are causing enormous amounts of damage and they should be banged up? i'm not saying that's correct. i'm just i'm just asking what the reaction of the average person will be. >> how much there is, though, is that your government introduced the laws. that is enabling them to be sent to prison, and that's a disgrace. >> we're not criminal damage. actually, those laws predate the last government, but it all depends on whether they learn from the suffragettes, which may change things a good deal if they do. but i'm not going to tell them how to because i don't want to help them, thank you to my panel in a moment. i'm sorry that ethan will not share any of the pain of the vat charge with parents such as me. such a well—endowed institution ought to have been more collegiate. but is tony blair tony blair? no. ian stark keir starmer. i'

how the hit show is doing after 30 years since monica, ross, rachel, chandler, joey and phoebe met inhat new york coffee bar and made a fortune. welcome to business today. i'm mark lobel. we start here in the uk where the chancellor, rachel reeves, has been laying out her plans for the economy ahead of the new government's first budget next month. the first—ever female uk finance chief struck a positive tone. she is pledging a new era of stability after years of economic uncertainty. saying his is a pro—business, pro—worker government that will deliver a new industrial strategy to unlock growth and draw in investment. i'm joined by chief uk economist at pantheon macroeconomics, rob wood. thanks forjoining us. what is your big takeaway from this speech ahead of next month's budget and also off the back of a dent in consumer consent —— confidence? a dent in consumer consent -- confidence?— a dent in consumer consent -- confidence? the main takeaway is that rachel _ confidence? the main takeaway is that rachel reeves _ confidence? the main takeaway is that rachel reeves changed i is that

he called the actions of phoebe plummer and anna holland idiotic and criminal.ceived 20 months custodial sentence while phoebe plummer received 2a months in sentencing. before sentencing, phoebe plummer said she had made a lengthy address to the court, and in that she said she made her choices and she was happy with them. she told thejudge, i and she was happy with them. she told the judge, i would and she was happy with them. she told thejudge, i would implore and she was happy with them. she told the judge, i would implore you told the judge, i would implore you to consider that it's notjust myself being sentenced but the foundations of democracy. the judge said the two showed no remorse, and he hoped sentencing today would deter other people from carrying out similar publicity stunts.— a reminder of our top headline this afternoon... britain's youngest knife murderers, two 13—year—old boys are sentenced to eight and a half years in custody for murdering shawn seesahai with a machete. and the end of coal power in the uk as britain's last coal—powered electrici

but down to is confidence, the electric addition put gifts. phoebe is caused a new release of life that's covered. it's definitely to know you have more option all these days utilize. so people will definitely make it lighter so that so that it needs less electricity and can go faster time can all one this doesn't even didn't move to. and what someone has the guns to develop it and them and put it on the market at an affordable price and like to bring in, then i reckon it could be really successful. is the output by side and even the end of, of a trip in the mc call has its own special sales. so it's pretty good and you know, island gauge burst gear and really turn up the gas. but it's by, you know, up and out by the ramp up it will get a bit bumpy and now the rear wheels and gauge depend on fact on gods or as it were of this added to end the buzz you get when you drive back out. always find when it starts to shake and vibrate that by but by them and then you just carry on driving at them. it's just magic you. she has gone to the regular retreats, his hotel gets to excursions and his coff

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are up for auction in ... including clothes of the characters, for example, rachel's gray sweater, phoebe'sat, gunther's purple shirt with a yellow tie, furnishings from the character's apartments, and these are iconic apartments, i think everyone remembers this interior, the famous geller cup, john's congratulatory speech at monica and chandler's wedding, a triumphant, i would say, congratulatory speech, if you don't remember, be sure to review, each auction lot is offered a certificate of authenticity, issued. film studio, will also sell a full-size copy of the studio sofa from the central coffee house. in all ten seasons of the series, friends spent a lot of time, they, in fact, on it, sometimes even entering into confrontations with other visitors, for the right to occupy this place, yes, the auction house specialists plan to get for all the lots the amount of their highest estimated value, and it seems to me that it is still possible, for example, as a lot imagine the umbrellas that we see in the opening credits of the film, not only the sofa, also the mugs from the... nineties, since

stop 0il activists who threw soup at van gogh�*s sunflowers painting have beenjailed. 23—year—old phoebeyear—old anna holland got 20 months. and ea fc, which used to be called fifa, hits stores today. one of the new features allows players to take charge of their favourite female teams. time now for ten seconds of the future of zoom. ai clones are more about attending meetings then doing the wholejob. it keeps things interesting, though. laughter that's our cyber reporter joe tidy trying to trick his co—workers with an ai clone. i've actually been an ai clone the whole time! right, you're all caught up. have a great weekend! hello. on friday, we had some furtherflooding problems, causing disruption on some of our road and railway networks, particularly focused around parts of the midlands. this was how one of our flood—hit communities in warwickshire looked like, and we still have a number of flood warnings currently in force — again, tightly clustered around the midlands. and of course, it's here where we've seen extreme rainfall so far this month. the wettest place in woburn, bedfordsh

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but you, phoebe prisoners.n fact someone who has very sincerely held beliefs. but that does not give you the right to commit criminal damage. so the two sentences that were handed down for phoebe plummer, it was 24 months for throwing the soup at the painting, described as priceless by the judge. and in the case of the trial, it was actually the damage to the frame that caused that conviction. it was estimated at being worth around £10,000, and it was chosen specifically as 17th century antique frame because it would be more in keeping with the style that vincent van gogh wanted. and justice hare said that he was born in the netherlands. he was dutch. he worked in france. this painting is now in london, but actually it belongs to the world's cultural treasure and he said to both the defendants, you have no right to interrupt with our appreciation and consumption of that sort of artistic treasure. there were two others in the dock before. they've not got the same headlines as you'd expect, but chiara sarti and d

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lots of people comparing the imprisonment of phoebe plummer and anna holland with martin luther kingpolitical prisoners. now, two other people were also sentenced here at southwark crown court earlier today. chiara sarti and daniel hall. they were given suspended community orders and some unpaid work after they were involved in a slow march protest. earlier last year. that's all of the proceedings that took place at southwark crown court . southwark crown court. >> charlie, thank you very much. that's gb news national reporter charlie peters there for us. thank you. in other news, russell findlay has been elected as the new leader of the scottish conservatives. the msp saw off competition from murdo fraser and megan gallagher in the battle to replace douglas ross. this announcement comes ahead of the uk conservative party revealing rishi sunak successor on the 2nd of november. >> i want to start by thanking everyone who put their faith in me. and thank you to every single member who voted for me . single member who voted for me. and every sausage. sorry sorry. every supporter who wor

largest wave of attacks launched by ukraine since the conflict began and about 2 and a half years ago. phoebe, which feeds the mochi. it was 4 in the morning. i heard the propeller. i opened the curtain and it hit the building right before my eyes. i saw it all, i took my family and we ran outside the in the region of brianna, close to the border with ukraine. the russian defense ministry said 72 drugs were intercepted. but the russian military and let's say this is one of many episodes of the will probably be the duplicate, a few of the and if a tech doesn't have any sense. so from my point of view is so purely the active time. reason we share just focused on see what the nation and even if we look at official data from you just throw defense and then by this going by this of russia. and we can see that a non of limited think it was heat. the stage media report at 3 most go apples will also shut down geez, without tax, despite frequency occurring in trone of tax. so ministry and civilian infrastructure in russia as well as you, craig insurance of russian soil. the countries are for shows us

so this is just as something of some of the individual initiatives or phoebe looking to really um, shopping in and submit those things along the sidelines or for cook. but apart from that, then also be interesting conversations that will be held back around the really submitting and, and getting to the key milestones and building on some of the previously agreed sentiments. so for instance, if you look at the 2021 for the summit, china hudson, the goal of re reaching about 300 can do an in terms of the, of the kind of inputs in student funding a bit behind that. but the, the conversation is likely to shift her own notions of being in a g, the sort of investment. it's also less likely to be move down and talk about technology transfer. so in between, it's lending to get to the, to the continent and also a bigger talk about moving away and really shipping agency spaces for africa. so people conversations about that during the day, and i mean, we've been kind and china is packed in the ship. those are some of the topics that i think we'd be really keeping over to be fun at to see if something.

one perhaps mistakenly directed toward phoebe pember herself because she was not attending these events. one of peppers patients at the hospital at chimborazo asks for a of pickles and pember says well those luxuries are no longer available. and the soldier back. perhaps would have more pickles if you had few were newer dresses. so this is the scene. so again, why do these women cling so fiercely to these parties? go to our original for showing their patriotism, trying preserve the cherished tenets of confederate society, reaffirming their power and their privilege usinth power andrivilege. try and reaffirm social order below and again, trying to gained the deference of th lower classes. now, knowing the ladies did express genuine concern, genuine concern for soldiers in the hospitals, for those who were truly suffering, they weren't completely hard hearted. they were, after all. it's unfair to suggest that they had just forsaken those were suffering. rather, their show a crucial blind spot spot in understanding of the perceived needs of society and how to treat those needs. it also sho

many african nations continuing to borrow from china to force him send a go and a treasure them. phoebe, of on the verge of extinction, a biologist in mexico, trying to say x on the, the warnings of feet in the central valley of california, and sacramento dine towards. in fact, knowles, mexico temps, the weatherbug for they should be on their rising again in places like montana and idaho. but the heat is essential with the plate in states and is not with haggard. bismark above noble is being pushed down to the right recruiter, coming through that's also dropping attention. the midwest of chicago still halted, said he was, but the real difference is going to be the persistence of right along the gulf. space is still hot and humid here, but it's not flooded. so 10 year old galveston in texas not for potential extend eastwood's towards florida once again, but exist in alabama, probably southern georgia as well. in fact, that these, the wealthiest area, although we have got signs of shows building every day in central america, mexico is the focus because it's just around the corner of the g

the side also contains two international debutants in bristol bears centre phoebe murray and loughboroughn's jack draper is through to the last 16 of the japan open following a straight—set win over mattia bellucci. draper, who is now world number 20, beat the italian in straight sets for his first victory since defeat byjannik sinner in the us open semi—finals earlier this month. the victory marks a return to form for the 22—year—old after a disappointing davis cup in manchester, where he lost his two singles matches. he'll now play polish second seed hubert hurkacz on friday. and usa's ben shelton fought back from a set down to beat fellow countryman reilly opelka 3-6, 6-1, 6-4. the defending champion will now face argentina's mariano navone in the second round. and in the china open, jannik sinner played his first match after winning the us open. the number one seed had to fight back from a set down to beat nicolas jarry with a 4—6, 6—3, 6—1 first—round victory. last year, the world number one, beat daniil medvedev to win the 500—level tournament. and karolina muchova eased past anna b

harmony from 6 holton inter faith meeting, se agents, because most in indonesia and a treasured on phoebe, of on the verge of extinction. apologise in mexico, trying to say the . so it began in the occupied westbank, where at least 5 palestinians have been killed in a comp on me. as a major is really ministry operation enters the 2nd week. the palace thing in the red crescent societies has at least one person seriously injured. the visa is ready, ministry officials say their operation in the alter 5 west bank of holly between palestinians they believe were involved in recent attacks against is rain civilians . what is ready forces of also being talked seem the city of to cut them a where ministry bulldozers have been used to destroy roads being reports of gunfire, st between the forces and find the and the is ready. army has extended its assault and the janine refugee can following into order from the defense minister. the rate is been ongoing for more than a week. at least 33 palestinians have been killed in the occupied west bank of sold since august the 28th need. abraham. has this upd

told about the big works in the theater, baba iga, then this scarecrow, and the third, so that a phoebedsummer night, the geographer drank away the globe, i was a schoolgirl there, in short, i played one, like i played from nils with these swans. with pigeons, with geese, i led a flock of geese behind me, look , well, now you have become, well , famous enough, yes, suddenly you will receive an offer to return, not like baba and goya, you can choose your own role, well let's say some amazing cinderella, well you know, with bells and whistles, that is, what is called in english a guest star, no oh, with pleasure. he begins to justify himself, and he became, well yes, they are gridirons, there it is, therefore it goes away, and i realized that life in the theater is cheerful, everything is permeated with obvious signs of izry around for millions. in hundreds of hands of our tribe a gift left to us by wise ancestors everything is right not for naive signs zre around for millions of milotni hands of our tribe a gift left to us by wise pretki from the most honey worlds and to the edge of the

phoebe plummer and anna holland were jailed on friday for two years and 20 months, respectively.arlier on for chucking paint over paint. it's rather a lot when we are letting convicted sex attackers go free. yes. yeah, because the difference is of course, in in the judicial system in this country , if you throw something country, if you throw something at a piece of art, you get tried in a, in a, in a court , a crown in a, in a, in a court, a crown court, not a magistrates court >> unlike huw edwards and all the other that are tried in this country. two years for anna and phoebe, with one getting an extra three months because they under a section seven because they held something up before they held something up before they went in. i think it's just ridiculous when those two boys who murdered in a frenzied attack, young sean sinwar in wolverhampton, got ten years where that's a fifth of the sentence. >> yeah, but they were those kids were 12 when that offence was carried out. >> i'm not saying that their that their sentence isn't representative . i'm saying that representative.

quickly, yes, but it's accused apple of blocking other app stores, for example saying, yes, it's phoebe you have your own app store, but how come a user can't use a different app store? there's the whole issue of security. if you're using it to exclude other others, that's where regulators have an issue. that's where the nuances of this case are going to go to. any kind of bad news will have investors on edge, and that's what i think we've seen in the markets. >> exactly. we saw it in the earnings picture where if you missed it by a little bit, it would have ramifications. we'll certainly see how it happens and hopefully we'll have you around for that. >>> let's head on over to dash pierce, director of gps capital markets. dave, what happened? nothing's really changed. what's happened in this market? >> i think there are a lot of things that have happened. we were coming out of the labor day holiday in the united states and people were just getting back to work. and i think part of the issue is when we saw the manufacturing parts, when we saw that those were not as expected. there was a

the side also contains two debutants in centre phoebe murray and wing bo westcombe—evans.. it's his first victory since defeat byjannik sinner in the us open semi—finals earlier this month. he'll now play polish second seed hubert hurkacz tomorrow. after 257 races, daniel ricciardo's f1 career looks to be over. the 35—year—old was already going to be replaced by liam lawson for the next race in austin, but the australian has now left the rb team with immediate effect. we've had the first day of racing in the louis vuitton cup final off the coast of barcelona — and it's all square between ben ainsley�*s ineos britannia and italy's luna rossa, as they face each other for a place in the america's cup. in ainslie's own words, they made a mess of the first race after giving luna rossa too much of a head start, but they led from the off in the second and held on to make it 1—1. it's the first to seven with the next two races on saturday — should it go down to the decider in this series that would be on october 5th, this is a repeat of the last final in 2021 with the italians win

poppy cleall, while there are two uncapped players among the 30 named today in bo westcombe evans and phoebend win over world champions new zealand. real surreal experience, is the best way to put it. it is pretty mad running out in front of 40,000 people, but to do it on your first cap, goose bumps singing the national anthem. cap, goose bumps singing the nationalanthem. i cap, goose bumps singing the national anthem. i sat on the bench and i was like, this is actually quite cool. in a week, could be quite cool. in a week, could be quite a cool day, and, yeah, it was a cool day. i quite a cool day, and, yeah, it was a cool day-— a cool day. i am not sure the day could have _ a cool day. i am not sure the day could have been _ a cool day. i am not sure the day could have been much _ a cool day. i am not sure the day could have been much better, i a cool day. i am not sure the day - could have been much better, playing new zealand at twickenham, but making your debut is one thing, being selected for inventor play tournament is another. how did you find out you were selected and what was your

. >> you may remember this interview that i had with just stop oil protester phoebe plummer last yearid sentencing tomorrow. starmer needed a £20,000 loan of a penthouse for his son's gcses, but he's bashing private schools with 20% vat. eton is passing it all to on parents. other schools risk going out of business. i think he was fundamentally a racist, but his speech certainly gave succour to racists . part gave succour to racists. part two of the greatest politicians never to have become prime minister. i'll be discussing enoch powell on state of the nation's book club with vernon bogdanon nation's book club with vernon bogdanor. state of the nation starts now . starts now. i'll also be joined by my panel. my i'll also be joined by my panel. my most intellectual panel. gb news senior political commentator,

phoebe. >> do you do that all the time, you just go by yourself and hope to meet famous people who yougot a standing ovation. >> it did. >> jimmy: everything you do gets a standing ovation. you have to stop doing that. >> i have to buy so much hand cream. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: but this one, tell everyone what this is about. this is a totally different thing. >> i know. it's guy maddin. if you don't know his work, he's one of the most influential, kind of underground canadian filmmakers who works out of his garage in winnipeg. but he's made this film about the g-7. and every year they meet in, you know, a different location, and have a cultural experience, and a theme, in order to solve the world's crises. climate change, anyone, global displacement, and they come up with these pat responses. so it's satirical without even doing anything about it. but the theme of this particular one is regret. and i said to him, why is it called "rumours"? and he -- and then he started talking about this fleetwood mac album. >> jimmy: absolutely. >> you know, where they all broke up, and every s

fan of travel writers, you know, and i've read a lot of them some of the old fashioned ones like phoebemorton, eric newby or today's traveler and bill bryson, paul theroux had you have read them and did they inspire you? were kind of following their lead. yeah, well, my list would be slightly different. i'm a huge fan of, for instance, bruce chatwin. yeah. or patrick leahy firm or. who wrote it. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah but know the the reading i did do that really did inspire me and kind of the stage for the walk was the whole stream of writers that have come to the united states in the 1820s, thirties, forties and had done basically what i was which is to travel slowly through an important part of the country to figure this place and would be last and could this young country made up of all of these languages and creeds, races and everything ever form one union. and alexis de tocqueville was a famous member that that tribe. but there were so many that came and i read dozens of those books. and my attitude was similar to theirs. i wanted to go out as if i wasn't already hugely familiar w

this is chandler and phoebe and joey. and you remember my brother ross? sure. hey. hi those names became pretty widely known, to say the least. lasting 236 episodes over ten seasons. it's still one of the biggest series in the history of television. to celebrate the today show, bringing back its creators to talk about the show's global success. what do you think it was about these six that just clicked? they trusted each other. they put themselves in each other's hands and they took care of each other. i think that was part of it, and part of it that is that each one is so uniquely talented and they became mega stars. you can catch the interview this morning at 7:00, right after today in the bay. and i have all of my friends on the orange show sofa with me now. a big one. yeah, exactly. we need the coffee to go with it. you know that song smelly cat? yeah. sometimes i wonder about the furniture. that smelly couch. was it wondered what it was like? they're actually having an auction of some of their items, like the couch furniture and the. and like, monica's business

. ♪ smelly cat, smelly cat ♪ >> reporter: five years ago, we honored the show with singing phoebes oneen watched more than 100 billion times across all platforms, including streaming. >> when you have preteens coming up to you, telling you how much they love your show, and asking you, will there be more episodes? >> we get that a lot. i get emails about it all the time. everybody has a great idea, and the great idea is, their kids, grown up, doing a "friends" show. >> reporter: to that, you say? >> oh, no. no, no, no. >> look at me. i'm chandler. could i be wearing any more clothes? >> reporter: a reboot was never in the cards. but a reunion was in 2021. >> first couple years, we ate every meal together. >> that's right. >> even on the weekends. >> reporter: that night together is especially meaningful after matthew perry's death last year from what the medical examiner calls the acute effects of ketamine. >> i have to imagine it's impossible to think about 30 years without thinking about matthew. >> he'd been fighting the good fight for so long, and it really did feel like, from the

this is chandler and phoebe and joey and you remember my brother ross? sure. hey. hi well, the names became pretty widely known, to say the least, lasting 236 episodes over ten seasons, it is still one of the biggest series in the history of television. to celebrate the today show, bringing back its creators to talk about the show's global success, what do you think it was about these six that just clicked? they trusted each other. they put themselves in each other's hands and they took care of each other. i think that was part of it and part of it that is that each one is so uniquely talented. what a collaboration there. you can catch the celebration later this morning on today. it's at 7 a.m. right after today in the bay. also really good writing for that show. yeah you know, great producing. absolutely. right. all right. let's go look at that for. all right. all right. can you jump in a pond or something. where's my pond. where's my million dollars in episode. where's your smelly cat? smelly cat, smelly cat for free. how about that? i'll pass. this is go to weat

bristol centre phoebe murray and loughborough wing bo westcombe—evans both get the nod.earn from the performance. when we are looking at where the team _ when we are looking at where the team is_ when we are looking at where the team is we — when we are looking at where the team is we are obviously blooding new players, they have another year to grow _ new players, they have another year to grow but — new players, they have another year to grow but ultimately we are in a really— to grow but ultimately we are in a really good place and i think that something maybe we did not see when we came _ something maybe we did not see when we came off— something maybe we did not see when we came off the pitch disappointed. it was _ we came off the pitch disappointed. it was good to be in an arm wrestle, it made _ it was good to be in an arm wrestle, it made us_ it was good to be in an arm wrestle, it made us understand it is not going — it made us understand it is not going to — it made us understand it is not going to be all our way all the time, — going to be all our way all the t

phoebe, who was a member, and anne marie, who was also a member.ching our kids about multiple choice genders , the multiple choice genders, the world, being on fire, toxic masculinity, etc. that they've completely forgotten about the value of hard work, personal responsibility, and the importance of the family unit. this is going to be very bad for the future of our nation . and the future of our nation. and anne marie says, how does a man do right for doing wrong? i like a man's man, a blokey bloke. if you like. if he knows one end of a screwdriver from the other, so much better. but these do not make a man toxic. but that's a false impression being given by the idiots who are. and useful idiots amplifying it. well, thank you very much for your, views on that now, though. ding ding ding. because it's time for this . yes indeedy. it's time for this. yes indeedy. it's time for tonight's main event to support his bid to become the new leader of the conservative and unionist party, former immigration minister robert jenrick penned a controversial colu

phoebe plummer and anna holland have received two years and 20 months jail term , respectively, monthsctively, for causing over £10,000 worth of damage to the priceless, although i guess we could work out its price extrapolating that £10,000, the 1888 piece in court, plummer said my choice today is to accept whatever sentence i receive with a smile. it is not just myself being sentenced today or my co—defendants, but the foundations of democracy itself . foundations of democracy itself. what do just stop oil eco warriors expect to achieve with these stunts, as well as criminal damage? what is the cultural damage of such behaviour? well, i'm joined now to discuss these points further with by art critic and editor of art review magazine, jj charlesworth and spokesman for just stop oil, doctor kush . just stop oil, doctor kush. nneka, thank you very much for coming in and. so i mean, have lessons been learned now? i guess because now there's a court summary. we're not going to see this anymore. is that what's happening? >> well, i think the question that phoebe asked when she carried out

the most posh phoebe plumber, the most the poshest name ever.wouldn't give up their mastermind. so they've got their two years, but it's like the idea is there was a mastermind. okay, got to go tesco's. now you pay cash . okay? don't. whatever pay cash. okay? don't. whatever you do, don't pay credit card. when you buy the suit, then you're going to get get the bus and you know get the oyster card. but don't. so it's so the idea this requires some sort of mastermind for just this vandalism that is threatens the legacy of what belongs to us all. yeah. like we were all on a world. the world. yes, there is pollution and we should protect that. but then we also have created art, and that is part of the legacy of the world as well. yet you want to destroy that. it's so stupid. these people deserve every second of jail time that they get. and so do these new ridiculous people as well. >> and with the talk of a mastermind, i mean, there might not be a mastermind. i don't think there are many minds functioning particularly rapidly in just stop oil, but t

. >> sandra: and we are just getting notice that phoebe harris is also going to meet with zelenskyy ande meeting is happening but sounds like they will speak as well so we'll see what comes from that john. >> john: the fighting will grind on grind on grind on unless somebody has a plan to end this thing. >> sandra: john, we'll keep watching that. meanwhile onto this. moody's warning of a credit downgrade the national debt hitting nearly 100% of gdp for the first time since 2000 as a congressional budget office neither former trump nor vp harris leveling with the public on how to fix it. brian kilmeade one nation host and the brian kilmeade radio show host joins me now. thank you brian for being here. >> justificationing my collar. >> sandra: i just think about, whenever i say those numbers, nobody can -- if we can put the debt clock back up there. nobody can wrap their mind around that. hey, what's another zero? so for the american public they just go it's out of control, we know that. i mean, are voters concerned? is this an issue. like are they listening for how these candidates plan

phoebe and anna, the two trust fund soup throwers, were jailed for two years and 20 months, respectivelyvely. just stop oil also repeated the stunt in protest against the jailings three activists, all of whom look like they smell through more soup over the classic paintings yesterday. now, do they hate oil so much that they even hate oil paintings? the far left group released a statement saying there are now 25 just stop oil supporters in prison for non—violent resistance to the carbon regime. we must stand with them. we will not back down now. so what do you make of this? i feel like just stop oil they achieved what they wanted. labour got in. ed miliband has scrapped any north sea oil and gas. they've, you know , they've gas. they've, you know, they've pledged all this work around renewables and decrease in carbon. so just stop oil have got what they wanted. why are they still chucking soup over. nice paintings? >> i actually don't know why. i mean, and i like that you said they'd look a bit dirty because they'd look a bit dirty because they do. and i think maybe it's because there's o

from the living room to the upper part the heated marble steps, a favorite place of the cat phoebe, leadthe apartments where the servants once lived. the kitchen and the eldest son's room are located on this level. at the entrance , we are greeted by an antique pear-wood sideboard. it seems to have always been here, as if it were a legacy from previous eras. the kitchen is small, in which such style icons as the philippe eersarin table and the marseille lamp by the doctor bouzier coexist with a modern set in oak veneer. there are also anonymous antique french items: a screen and a chest of drawers from ratanga. maria renovated her son yaroslav's room last and she has already added some color here. the ceilings are very high here. since this room is above the arch, the ceilings here are around 2.50, but i decided to go the opposite way and emphasize the disadvantage so that the viewer would be a little lost when entering. there is designer wallpaper on the ceiling from the very famous american designer kelly westler, she is such a design icon for me. yaroslav's student workspace is entire

. —— phoebe.rowing concern about political violence not just over the last few years but essentially becoming a critical feature of this campaign itself. thank you very much indeed. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. poland is set to declare a state of natural disaster, as extreme flooding extends across parts of central and eastern europe, and torrential downpours are forecast to continue until at least the end of monday. at least three people have died in poland, five have been killed in romania, while in austria, a fire fighter died tackling the floods there. several people remain unaccounted for in the czech republic. some parts of poland have faced the worst flooding in almost three decades and a bridge collapsed in this historic polish town near the czech border. 0ur eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford has the latest from southwest poland. the river is raging, close to bursting its banks and putting everything in its path under huge pressure. in the town centre, s

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they've i think it was that phoebe one with the hair when she was on jacob rees—mogg's show, and that two right. they should be put in prison. i think it's disgraceful what they have done and how they have actually destroyed people's lives, my friend got caught up when just stop oil were on the motorway. she was trying to get to hospital for her daughter. it was absolute hell. and the worry. and you know what? they they've stopped people's funerals, stopped people getting to hospital appointments. and now look at them trying to destroy our masterpieces. do you remember the two elderly ladies that had a chisel trying to get the magna carta? there's no stopping them. and they need to be stopped. and you know what? i've interviewed them before, and they actually don't know what they're protesting about. when you actually you say , give when you actually you say, give me some meat on the bones. they know they're vegetarian . most of know they're vegetarian. most of them, they don't know what they're protesting about . and they're protesting about. and they've all been on, you know, on hol

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