but virgin for many people is richard branson.branson�*s favourable public image seems to persist. when we walk around the ship, we see so many people that want to come up to you and want to speak to you and want to have selfies and things like that. what does it feel like to always be, to always be on? my mum was very much brought us up to love people and she was wonderful with people as well and my dad too, you know. for some people, they may never have met somebody in the public eye. and so they have a little bit of respect for you. that's extremely nice and i should be grateful for it. hello, how are you? you've always got to be careful who's going to look over to you in the jacuzzi! you're one of the few people that has been so successful that's done so many amazing things that people still want to succeed. do you feel that as well? by and large, i don't think that that sort of tall poppy syndrome has come my way. maybe a tiny bit at the beginning of covid, but i think most of my life i've found people have been incredibly en

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technology improved, 1000000000 air space enthusiasts like you know on musk, jeff base, those and richard branson started developing ideas for the ultimate tourism experience. making waves and drawing criticism with emissions like a flight involving 90 year old actor william shop or a k a captain kirk. so is space travel turning into an adventure for the super rich or flights that don't do any science next? does that make sense? the positive of funds or credit, positive consequence of tourism would be that the space travel gets cheaper. so more people can see how fragile are or is is put on the negative side. there's that with every, to launch using today's technologies. we destroy a bit of the ionosphere. we may have better technologies tomorrow, but right now, we're just joining a piece of the atmosphere. and you have to assess whether it's worth that it's worth it for scientific research and for advances in technology. but for tourism, you have to ask that question barguss's to astronauts regularly talk about how beautiful earth is from space and how seeing it from there has much to teach us.

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it must be exhausting having more air miles than richard branson.ay, the prime minister is taking off again for another holiday. does he deserve it or should he be back in britain sorting the country? what do you make about the afd rally later on? we'll be live from there. from the scene of that in magdeburg, german people saying enoughis magdeburg, german people saying enough is enough. the party is surging in the polls ahead of elections in february. could this be a pivotal moment for immigration and the conversation around it across the entire continent of europe? get in touch, gbnews.com/yoursay. now, here's your headlines. it's sophia wenzler. >> martin. >> martin. >> thank you. it's just gone 3:00. these are your headlines. the uk economy flatlined in the third quarter of the year, with revised figures showing no growth in gdp between july and september. the office for national statistics partly blamed weaker trading in bars and restaurants, while businesses warn the country is headed for the worst of all worlds amid fears of reduced output an

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