in the battle for the city he killed his twin brother, remus.were found inside. translation: we cannot say it is the tomb of romulus. we do not have any scientific evidence. we only have a room inside that has been preserved in front of the curia. so the fact that it has been preserved makes us understand that this is an important place. and depending on your beliefs, romulus was either transported up to heaven or torn to pieces by his own senators, jealous of his powers. translation: romulus's body is not there. we have to imagine this is a place of memory, a cenotaph. the city's first king, for nearly 3000 years, nothing more than a legend with a cult following, now, maybe, a physical memorial at last to this ancient city's beloved if not possibly mythical founder. rich preston, bbc news. yes, but what about remus? let's stick with legends, because... there's been a lot of hype, ahead of what's being billed as the most anticipated heavyweight boxing re—match, in almost twenty yea rs. in the early hours of sunday morning, the american fighter,

in the battle for the city, he killed his twin brother, remus.s were found inside. translation: we can't say it's the tomb of romulus. we don't have any scientific evidence. we only have a room inside that has been preserved in front of the curia, so the fact that it's been preserved makes us understand that this is an important place. and, depending on your beliefs, romulus was either transported up to heaven or torn to pieces by his own senators, jealous of his power. translation: romulus's body is not there. we have to imagine. this is a place of memory, a cenotaph. the city's first king — for nearly 3,000 years, nothing more than a legend with a cult following. now, maybe, a physical memorial at last to this ancient city's beloved, if not possibly mythical, founder. as liverpool continue to dominate the english premier league, one young manchester united fan has decided to take matters into his own hands. 10—year—old darragh cu rley wrote to the liverpool manager jurgen klopp asking if it would be possible for his team to lose a few games. em

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but historians cannot agree on whether it belongs to romulus, or if he and his brother remus even existedside the central london mosque yesterday during afternoon prayers has been speaking about his ordeal. rafaat maglad had just led the call to prayer when he was attacked. a 29—year—old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. mr maglad says he forgives his attacker. our religion editor martin bashir reports. morning. worshippers arrive at the london central mosque, responding to friday's call to prayer, which on this occasion is not delivered by the man who has been doing so for the last 25 years. how are you feeling? nursing his wounds, 72—year—old raafat maglad arrived after worshippers had taken their places in the very hall where just 2a hours ago he had been attacked. a man in red, seemingly part of the congregation, pulled a knife. mr maglad had joined the congregation and was following the lead of an imam. so, the imam said, "allahu akbar." he lifted up his head. i was halfway, when i felt something like somebody hitting you with a brick. something very... it is not the

. >> nothing like this has come into rome since romulus and remus. >> for the role of mark antony, theyhot was on cleopatra's barge, and there's a very passionate kiss that goes on and on. and the director, joe mankiewicz, said, "cut, cut, cut." and it was clear something had been ignited, and then suddenly you had this scandal. >> all the paparazzi in the world converged, and everyone was all about burton and taylor. what's happening? they were both married to other people. in some ways, the drama outside the movie got more involving than the drama inside the movie. >> this life, how it hurts, how love can stab the heart. >> "cleopatra" in many ways wrecked my uncle's career. it sort of -- he hated it. >> congratulations. a wonderful, wonderful achievement. >> you must know something i don't. >> well, i must tell you, i do. >> "cleopatra" actually made good money. it just didn't make enough money to recoup the enormous expense of the production. >> fox famously had to sell off the back part of their lot. so it became the death knell of the studio system. >> to reach a point where a mov

i don't think remus up tonight will be a surprise.n phone it in and hold onto those votes that he was depending on for south carolina, that was a mistake. >> harris: i don't know if you caught neil, used to work campaign support with george w. bush. one of the many things he has done. he pointed out you're supposed to be honest with a candidate. if you think something would have been, just tell them. what is going on behind the scenes with joe biden? there's tons of tape out there, with him cussing at people, calling them liars, dog pony soldier stuff. what's happening behind the scenes? >> quite frankly, i don't think vice president biden was prepared for the new reality of campaigning. that's not a hit on him. he's been campaigning in a whole different sort of playing field. president trump appended that playing field in 2016, and vice president biden can't expect to go back in time to run the campaign, see the same thing. if he's asked hard questions. >> harris: i can tell by the way you're talking. >> i don't think he'll be the no