no, but that's a very strong retort to sharon white., so let's just say a gang has been ransacking a store in one of the out—of—town malls or oxford street or whatever it may be. what would actually happen to them when they're caught ? them when they're caught? >> they'd be taken in front of the magistrates court if they are under if they are 17 or undenit are under if they are 17 or under, it will be a juvenile court. um obviously if they're older then then we'd be looking at an adult court and possibly taken to crown court and, and there's a real difference between in the way that people might be sentence out for shoplifting the, you know, the single act of stealing a pound of cheese or whatever. yeah. and this sort of organised rampage, this sort of organised rampage, this sort of organised rampage, this sort of organised rampage is organised crime and is treated as such and there's prison sentences at the end coming at the end of a court case. >> well, i hope so. >> well, i hope so. >> now just stop. oil have been incredibly active

no, but that's a very strong retort to sharon white.en, so let's just say a gang has been ransacking a store in one of the out—of—town malls or oxford street or whatever it may be. what would actually happen to them when they're caught ? them when they're caught? >> they'd be taken in front of the magistrates court if they are under if they are 17 or undenit are under if they are 17 or under, it will be a juvenile court. um obviously if they're older then then we'd be looking at an adult court and possibly taken to crown court and, and there's a real difference between in the way that people might be sentence out for shoplifting the, you know, the single act of stealing a pound of cheese or whatever. yeah. and this sort of organised rampage, this sort of organised rampage, this sort of organised rampage, this sort of organised rampage is organised crime and is treated as such and there's prison sentences at the end coming at the end of a court case. >> well, i hope so. >> well, i hope so. >> now just stop. oil have been incredibly activ

sharon white, - life. we are about to talk to keir starmer. sharon white, you've l life.ir - starmer. sharon white, you've done many big jobs and were seen at the treasury for some time. he is clear labour isn't going to be a party of big spending, is that right? i think what's interesting _ big spending, is that right? i think what's interesting is _ big spending, is that right? i think what's interesting is spending - big spending, is that right? i think what's interesting is spending is l what's interesting is spending is going _ what's interesting is spending is going to — what's interesting is spending is going to be tight whoever is in government over the next couple of years _ government over the next couple of years but _ government over the next couple of years but i— government over the next couple of years but i think there is still scope — years but i think there is still scope for— years but i think there is still scope for some big and bold action on whether— scope for some big and bold action on whether it's housing, planning, education — on whether it's ho

sharon white warned criminals have a licence to shoplift. it? as they say, no names, anonymity, but we need to get to the heart of this and if you have, then why and if you work in a shop, have things got worse? from 10am today, shoplifting, no excuse? what do we actually mean by success? and the institutions, they need the cash. with this disadvantage the already disadvantaged, at least not using that dreadful face mickey mouse degrees any more, pejorative phrase and it does not really mean anything. vicky and skipton, david northumberland, victoria in east london, laura in south london, or all there? good morning. vicky, you go first. yet we are on my list before the news and sport, what would you like to say? basically, our background, _ would you like to say? basically, our background, make _ would you like to say? basically, our background, make myself. would you like to say? basically, our background, make myself i l would you like to say? basically, - our background, make myself i went down the apprenticeship wrote and my partner went

dame sharon white the cost of white says that the cost of living has led to surge living crisis has ledality. i living crisis has led to a surge in criminality . i politely in criminality. i will politely push back that and say that a push back on that and say that a complete lack of complete and utter lack of respect law and order and respect for law and order and frankly, an increase of the amount of absolute hooligans and scumbags in a surge scumbags has resulted in a surge in criminality. but we go in criminality. but there we go . that . recent research found that more than 850 retail staff are assaulted or abused every day. now, it's not the cost of living crisis . the assaulting crisis. doing the assaulting or the is it? again, is the abuse is it? again, is thuggery. well, joining me now by former met police officer norman brennan. norman thank you very much. so at the moment, we have people in fact, i have actually seen this happen with my own eyes, walking into my own eyes, people walking into shops or department stores opening a rucksack, scooping as much in and then just legg

bob mcneely did the first around six years and then he left and sharon became the first woman chief white house staffer. i'm sure there were moments that you that had to be photographed to be held or embargoed until a certain point. but was there ever a time you were asked not to use or release a photo, or are there photo? and are there photos that are still classified and releasable until a certain date? there's there's there's i don't know if there's any there are still classified. there's definitely ones that are held back first. you sensitivity reasons meaning we it our practice in the obama administration to make public any of the photographs when he was you meeting with families privately you know after a tragedy you know a case usually there would be exceptions to that but they were very rare. there's picture in my book from when he met with the sandy families two days after the shooting. because when i was doing book, i asked the family specifically if, i could use the picture and then i sort of through the process with the national archives. so for sensitivity reasons and then he

sharon sandburg. we face external pressure from the white house and press to remove more covid-19 vaccine discouragingdvisor andy slavet wanted us to delete this post. here is the post, a meme, with leonardo decaprio, did you take the covid vaccine, you may be entitled to compensation. dr. jay bhattacharya, we knew in our gut censorship was happening, you told us it was happening because you were censored when you expressed concern about the vaccine. dr. jay, what was your reaction to the documents? >> the funny thing, they didn't care if thirngs were true or false to censor. if you said you had good immunity, you get censored. you could even get censored for saying true things, the johnson & johnson vaccine was paused by cdc. facebook got censored by own censorship it created. >> todd: and the press, ag bailey, your lawsuit, missouri v biden aims to end government censorship, it is in the judicial morace of certain courts, but this smoking gun, how can the white house sit there and say there was no government censorship, it is laid out in text. >> exactly right. that is why this lawsuit and evidence

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white house portraits. usually this unveiling happens soon after the president leaves office, but... the last guy. so they did it today. let's take a look at the former first lady's portrait, by sharon beautiful, elegant, just like michelle obama. let's take a look at her husband's portrait by robert mccurdy. okay, photorealistic. that is a lot of white space. jimmy, can we see that again? okay, widen out. yeah! there you go. he's in insurance heaven with flo. afterwards, former president obama had kind words for current president. >> someone said if you are looking for a friend in washington, get a dog. our family was lucky enough to have two wonderful dogs. but i was even luckier to have a chance to spend eight years working day in and night with a man who became a true partner and a true friend. >> stephen: it may sound like you just compared joe biden to his dogs. but to be fair, joe does occasionally bite. then obama had words of praise for his wife's portrait. >> i want to thank sharon sprung for capturing everything i love about michelle. her grace, her intelligence, and the fact that she is fine. >> stephen: that is the most endearing complement from a president to a first l

sharon, i think, will correct me if i'm wrong the library of congress. that was close on a friday night with flashlights and they went through the stacks looking for books that would show what the white house looked like after lincoln was killed or, you know, just kind of combine this answer with the question about, you know, arlington. i think that we're just making up as we go. you know, i think that that's of the beauty of it, because every president is going to come to office with a different mindset about religion and faith and ceremony. and we are looking to the past to guide decisions. and we are building our traditions. and so i think it you know, it makes sense that, you know, we don't have it all figured out. we are we are making it up as. we go, is that okay to say. i think so. you know, these like moment ceremony? yeah. not much of your us to come in and read a long piece of paper, preferably two languages. but these ceremonies are evolving and shifting and changing as. we get new people in with new, you know, concerns and traditions. i don't say rightly so because as we evolve, so too should our practices and. the final thing i would add is that all of these traditions a

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my choices would be senator shelby white house from rhode island, senator chris coons from delaware or senator sharono and any combination of those two would make a fantastic ticket in my view for the democrats. host: thanks for the call, donald. we have been checking in with key states this hour. we go next to south carolina. she is a politics reporter for the greenville news. tell us about what is going on in south carolina now that it is in the democrat side, the first primary state. how much activity on the republican and democratic side are you seeing their? guest: good morning, first of all. on the republican side, we are seven months out from the republican primary. several candidates are making inroads in the state. earlier this month, we had former president trump. he came to pickens, a small town where he commanded an audience of close to 10,000 to 15,000 people. since then, we have a couple candidates making a comeback. we have ron desantis coming back tomorrow. to another small town on the border of north carolina, south carolina. on tuesday, he will go back to columbia to be the first re

my choices would be senator shelby white house from rhode island, senator chris coons from delaware or senator sharono and any combination of those two would make a fantastic ticket in my view for the democrats. host: thanks for the call, donald. we have been checking in with key states this hour. we go next to south carolina. she is a politics reporter for the greenville news. tell us about what is going on in south carolina now that it is in the democrat side, the first primary state. how much activity on the republican and democratic side are you seeing their? guest: good morning, first of all. on the republican side, we are seven months out from the republican primary. several candidates are making inroads in the state. earlier this month, we had former president trump. he came to pickens, a small town where he commanded an audience of close to 10,000 to 15,000 people. since then, we have a couple candidates making a comeback. we have ron desantis coming back tomorrow. to another small town on the border of north carolina, south carolina. on tuesday, he will go back to columbia to be the first re

sharon davies and other gender critical feminists on their bookshelves . that's the their bookshelves. that's the first one. obviously. we've got coutts bank with the debacle over nigel farage and snow whites to dwarves as magical creatures. now you're not a dwarf. you must be six foot odd. >> i barely fit through the doom >> i barely fit through the doonl >> i barely fit through the door, i think. forget the snow white thing. we can just cross that off. that's that. off waterstones is an issue because they're trying gatekeep they're trying to gatekeep knowledge. look at knowledge. if we can't look at gender if we can gender critical books, if we can only at books that they only look at books that they think are appropriate, that's quite prospect, quite a scary prospect, especially young people. but especially for young people. but coots the ultimate in coots is the ultimate winner in my banking, my eyes because without banking, we're to engage in we're not able to engage in civil we're not able to engage in civi so for that. kelvin >> so thanks for that. kelvin coots, the bank. oh the winner. kelvin's choice this week. this is a kelvin . love it. is a trophy kelvin. love it. this is wilk

sharon davies and other gender critical feminists on their bookshelves . that's the their bookshelves. that's the first one. obviously. we've got coutts bank with the debacle over nigel farage and snow whiteie refers to dwarves as magical creatures. now you're not a dwarf. you must be six foot odd. >> i barely fit through the doom >> i barely fit through the doonl >> i barely fit through the door, i think. forget the snow white thing. we can just cross that off. that's that. off waterstones an issue because waterstones is an issue because they're to gatekeep they're trying to gatekeep knowledge. we look at knowledge. if we can't look at gender if we can gender critical books, if we can only at books that they only look at books that they think are appropriate, that's quite prospect, quite a scary prospect, especially for young people. but coots ultimate in coots is the ultimate winner in my because without banking, my eyes because without banking, we're engage we're not able to engage in civil for that. kelvin >> so thanks for that. kelvin coots, the bank. oh the winner. kelvin's choice this week. this is a trophy kelvin . love it. is a trophy kelvin. love it. this wilkie of the week. i t

white rambler that steven parent was in. >> you see, there's two bodies on the lawn. >> the words "pig" were written in this area in blood on the front door, and the door was ajar. sharonall hearing were the sounds of the flies that were on the bodies. >> it is a scene, in my view, that was designed to shock the police. and on a bigger scale, to shock the rest of us. >> you're standing here, do you allow yourself, my god, what -- who are we, what is this? >> it's tough. it's tough. >> all right, now, let's go. one at a time. >> so, the police, when they arrive and they see all these bodies at the house, the first person they want to talk to is the caretaker. >> so, i got up, and there was a police officer pointing a pistol at me and he grabbed me and he handcuffed me. and i kept saying, what's wrong? and he said, "shut up." >> the only suspect, a caretaker, 19-year-old william garretson, was released yesterday for lack of evidence. now, without a suspect, the los angeles police department must start all over again. >> i was a young reporter at the associated press in august of 1969. and i had been assigned that day to go out to orange county airport. to meet president

. >> okay, mark white with that, thank you very much indeed. >> thanks for your comments on this. sharont people who are abusive on dating apps. >> i'm sure that's true. sharon paul says either the presenter should out himself or one of the many people who know who he is should. of course, that's illegal for them to do that, so they can't. martin can we please have less about the bbc scandal? we're and of hearing we're sick and tired of hearing about working within about degenerates working within this horrible organisation that just speaks to the general kind of damage this is doing to the brand for the bbc. >> but you see, it's like it's like sharon says, if this person wasn't famous with this even be news. so if we were all working in a supermarket and this was a manager there, whether it's wrong or not, would it be talked about? >> you know what, it's the whole phillip schofield thing. i mean, he got pushed out, didn't he, because of what was deemed an inappropriate age gap. it was what as not what he described as not illegal, but ill advised. and, you know, we don't know the legalit

sharon calling from minnesota. good morning. caller: happy independence day to you. i remember listening to your callers a little while ago and a lady said that she used to wear everything red whitend blue and so did i. i kids used to make fun of me and my friends made fun of me because everything i wore was red white and blue every day and wore a flag pin on my shirt. and things changed for me in 2016, and i look out my window right now and i think i have talked to you about this before. i look at a neighbor's yard and he has a confederate flag flying. so when i see things like that it is really hard for me to say patriotic. host: he will fly that confederate flag? caller: i am looking at it right now, every day 24/7. it really frustrates me. i have had some run-ins with this gentleman back in 2016 and i was disgusted with america when they elected trump. i wanted to burn my flag. my family would not let me. we fought for days and days about burning the flag. host: burning your american flag. caller: burning my american flag, because i was so disgusted with what america had done. they talked me out of it and i did some research and i realized that i did not have to burn the flag

sharon calling from minnesota. good morning. caller: happy independence day to you. i remember listening to your callers a little while ago and a lady said that she used to wear everything red whitend blue and so did i. i kids used to make fun of me and my friends made fun of me because everything i wore was red white and blue every day and wore a flag pin on my shirt. and things changed for me in 2016, and i look out my window right now and i think i have talked to you about this before. i look at a neighbor's yard and he has a confederate flag flying. so when i see things like that it is really hard for me to say patriotic. host: he will fly that confederate flag? caller: i am looking at it right now, every day 24/7. it really frustrates me. i have had some run-ins with this gentleman back in 2016 and i was disgusted with america when they elected trump. i wanted to burn my flag. my family would not let me. we fought for days and days about burning the flag. host: burning your american flag. caller: burning my american flag, because i was so disgusted with what america had done. they talked me out of it and i did some research and i realized that i did not have to burn the flag

emily ratajkowski chose a knitted white swimsuit with a deep neckline and an open back to advertise her own beginia brand. in swimsuits there are never too many sharonne, the star clearly has no doubts about this. in mostly chooses swimwear in the style of minimalism. it is also relevant this season , designers say, and it should definitely be among your beach set with colors , stylists also do not limit, for example, they advise metallic models. there were a lot of him on the catwalks, this color has already been chosen by the singer and actress miley cyrus does not change herself. salma hayek swimsuit with cups and push-up new photos of the actress captivated fans. salma went swimming in the ocean at sunset in a light green bikini every time i need to feel i’m jumping into the ocean renewed, - said hayek, the audience wished her to dive more often, and the designers advised her to pay attention to the bright tropical print cape or pareo in color is definitely not too much. it is worth taking a closer look at the swimsuits, like irina shayk and hailey bieber have an abundance of all sorts of strings of ropes, even where they would seem not to be ne