simpson bowles came very close. it was really disappointing and discouraging they were not able to pass that. i believe if it had been brought to the floor for a vote, it would have passed. there were a number of members of congress who worked tirelessly to get it done. i think political leadership often stands in the way, and not all the leaders at the time -- many were incredibly helpful, but there were some who did not want that bill to get done as it could have and should have. it was a big loss. we would be in a better place today if simpson bowles had been adopted. that is why i am hoping this part of the deal there will be a commission that gives us a chance to focus on the bigger problems that are weakening our budget, our economy and our role in the world. host: we have a viewer off of twitter that ask you had stated we were approaching the ratio around world war ii. how do we fix that? is it through tax cuts and spending or tax raises and spending? guest: cutting spending which generated a huge amount of e

simpson bowles came very close. it was really disappointing and discouraging they were not able to pass that. i believe if it had been brought to the floor for a vote, it would have passed. there were a number of members of congress who worked tirelessly to get it done. i think political leadership often stands in the way, and not all the leaders at the time -- many were incredibly helpful, but there were some who did not want that bill to get done as it could have and should have. it was a big loss. we would be in a better place today if simpson bowles had been adopted. that is why i am hoping this part of the deal there will be a commission that gives us a chance to focus on the bigger problems that are weakening our budget, our economy and our role in the world. host: we have a viewer off of twitter that ask you had stated we were approaching the ratio around world war ii. how do we fix that? is it through tax cuts and spending or tax raises and spending? guest: cutting spending which generated a huge amount of e

a sneak peek as lizzo joins the cast of "the simpsons."dy for her cameo. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "nightline" we will be right back. when you find your reason to go on, let it pull you past the doubt. past the pain, and past your limits. no matter what, we go on. biofreeze age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 ♪ ♪ >> juju: thanks for joining us. tonight, it is appearance that is once again a cold case in colorado. it has been three years since susan morphed vanished. her body never found. and authorities initially charge her husband with murder but those charges were dropped last year and now he is speaking out exclusively to abc news. here is abc's erielle reshef spoke describe her for us. >> she was the most amazing human ever. so beautiful, so gentle. >> caring and

simpson case. the police in los angeles lost, that case, it was an open, shut case. you wouldn't need a prosecutor reagan crime and two, to win that case. his blood is found at scene. he has a motive. it's the easy case in the world to win. and the idiot policeman, a guy named orpheus of van adder, decided the case may have been too weak because the glove had a lot of the evidence and the glove was found illegally. what happened is the officer jumped over the fence, made up phony story, said he was there to warn simpson that maybe they were going to try to kill him. they found the glove. everybody thought the glove would be suppressed. so what did they do? they man you factual a piece of evidence. what happened is o.j. simpson was wearing socks at the time and the socks were found on the foot of the bed in the search. and i actually saw the socks i didn't see anything on them. and then discovered that there on the socks, the blood of the victim in, o.j. simpson. wow. what could be a better piece of

>> "the simpsons" is like shakespeare in the sense that we quote "the simpsons" all the time, very oftenhout even knowing it. >> excellent. >> i wish i could create something that culturally indelible. it's unlike anything else tv's ever wrought. >> "twin peaks" showed up out of nowhere at the beginning of the decade and the pilot episode of that was one of the strangest and most exciting things i've ever seen. >> diane, i'm at the twin peaks county morgue with the body of the victim, what's her name? >> laura palmer. >> it was incredible. i mean, just how slowly in the beginning the news spread around this little town that this young, beautiful girl had died and that haunting music was so dark and so beautiful. ♪ >> i've got good news. that gum you like is going to come back in style. >> what on earth is essentially an art film doing in primetime television? >> american network television has long been considered the home of the bland, the cautious, and the predictable. so it was with some trepidation that the abc network recently launched their new series that was none of those things.

jemma simpson, great to have you onl simpson, great to have you on the show.bsite or the smart phone app or follow me on twitter. treat me, i will treat you back. you can get me at @bbcaaron. thank you for watching. goodbye. —— tweet. hello, there. looking at the weather over the coronation weekend, i think it's fair to say we've had a real mixed bag, starting on saturday, with the coronation itself, where, in london, we had, of course, rain. it wasn't that heavy — we only had five millimetres — but it was relentless, lasting for about nine hours, so very damp weather. a different story for sunday, many of us dry with some sunshine coming through, and it was the warmest day of the year so far, with highs of 21.3. but how warm is that? well, if we look at the 7th of may, in previous years, up to that date, we've had much warmer spells. for example, back in 2018, temperatures had already reached 29 degrees at this time of the year. so, 21, absolutely nothing special for early may. now, on the satellite picture, what we're looking at here is this stripe of cloud,

back to john simpson, sor little about this.ry little explanation _ about this. back to john simpson, sorry little explanation there - about this. back to john simpson, | sorry little explanation there about the timing of all of this. yes. sorry little explanation there about the timing of all of this.— the timing of all of this. yes, i think he was _ the timing of all of this. yes, i think he was a _ the timing of all of this. yes, i think he was a little _ the timing of all of this. yes, i think he was a little bit - the timing of all of this. yes, i think he was a little bit kind i the timing of all of this. yes, i think he was a little bit kind of careful in what he said. actually, i think the real reason for the delays has been that the new equipment which the ukrainians have been given by nato has been quite slow in coming forward, it has taken time to train the pilots, the tank crews, the people who are in charge of firing the longer range missiles, thatis firing the longer range missiles, that is all taken longer than th

now on bbc news unspun world withjohn simpson.nks forjoining me here at the bbc�*s headquarters in central london. is there any sign yet of the much—heralded counteroffensive by ukraine? for the west, in ukraine, if they were to go too early ahead of all of that hardware being in place, then we could see the front lines we see now in place for some time to come. after the g7 summit in hiroshima, is a chinese attack on taiwan more likely or less likely? i think for now, xi jinping has made the calculation that he simply can't afford to invade taiwan. and should we lose sleep at night for fear that artificial intelligence, ai, is going to take over the world? we'll have to have systems in place to police it. - we almost need a new police force entirely focused on al. i the city of bakhmut, in ukraine, now seems to be pretty much entirely in russian hands. capturing it took almost a year and cost thousands of casualties — and all for a place that, right from the start, military experts said didn't have any discernible strategic value

simpson trial. and it was usually pretty self-aware when it was making its casual insults. there was an episode called the beard, in which the elaine character tried to convert a gay man. there was a season final season episode called the puerto rican day parade, a dismal episode in which kramer, the kramer character, one of jerry seinfeld's buddies, stomped on a puerto rican flag. so i think a powerful argument can be made that the seinfeld decade is not an appropriate way to characterize the nineties like iced. so is it the clueless decade? is it the clueless decade? this, of course, is a term borrowed from 1995 sleeper hit clueless. and the characterization of clueless decade suggests that america essentially went to sleep after the end of the cold with the collapse of the soviet. in 1991 that america then took a holiday history and really failed to confront or recognize the festering problems that were to blow up later in the next decade, essentially, america kicked the can down the road. the we

let's talk to our business correspondent emma simpson.liht? , , ., very much the supermarkets under the s-aotliht? , , . , spotlight? yes, they are, this investigation _ spotlight? yes, they are, this investigation was _ spotlight? yes, they are, this investigation was launched i spotlight? yes, they are, this i investigation was launched into prices at the pump last year and we had another update today, basically they said higher petrol and fuel prices could notjust be blamed on global factors like the war in ukraine, they found evidence of weakening competition, especially at the supermarkets, that retailers were taking larger profit margins than before the pandemic, so as a result pump prices were 5p per litre on average more expensive last year and they would have been if they had had the same profit margins, and they said supermarkets tended to be they said supermarkets tended to be the cheapest but they were not satisfied with the answers they got so they are going to be calling in the supermarket bosses for formal interviews to get

so this series is absolutely right somehow, so it's called the simpsons homer simpson the father of they. works there. she is a nuclear power plant academician lomonosov based in the chukchi world's floating nuclear power plant. send it to india to your neighbors to help them generate electricity. quite right, pates - this is a floating nuclear thermal power plant 2.000 in a bank. let's play some more. here is a question for you. what famous foreign nuclear physicist created the theory of deceleration, neutrons and beta decay. well maybe bohr is the wrong answer. these theories were created by enriku. anatoly here is a question for you. what elementary particle was discovered in 1932? james chetverik, in my opinion, he was the first to prove the existence of the neutron is true anatoly in a bank of 1.000 back in 2011 , the cup of russia was held on the cooling pond of the rostov npp it is for this occupation that there is no paradox here, i think that impetuous fishing is quite right. clean fish can be caught and can the solution be eaten? in 1904 no, alas, this is the wrong answer. it

i would like to think that if there is a botjohn simpson and a bot zoe kleinman having a chat in tenry nice life, having cocktails on a beach somewhere, having all the hard work done for us. zoe kleinman on the promise and the dangers of artificial intelligence. one day, presumably, unmanned machines rather than people will fight wars. or maybe ai will be too sensible to do that kind of thing. for now, though, we humans launch wars and bear the brunt of them. if vladimir putin had known how badly this war of his would go, would he have launched his invasion of ukraine? probably not. all he can do now is hang on, try to improve the quality of his generals�* decision—making, and hope that the ukrainians won�*t score some major victory before january 2025, when donald trump may possibly, as things stand, get back into the white house and cut — possibly, again — us support for ukraine. will nato�*s military supplies have tipped the balance by that stage? will crimea still be in russian hands? it�*s an endless guessing game, but the bbc�*s experts will be following it in detail and hopefu

so, you can all go to the joanna simpson foundation _ you can all go to the joanna simpson foundationese types of threats. the force said it accepted that "gaps" remained in its understanding of the threat from crimes other than finance and fraud. from today, ambulances, police and fire engines across the capital can use bus lanes on london's red routes while on duty and even when not dealing with an emergency. red routes are those marked with double red lines. recent trials involved more than 150 non—emergency trips and the results showed missed hospital appointments dropped 20%. there were also financial savings too — all with no impact to bus schedules. the conservatives have taken over running southend city council as a minority administration. the essex city had been run by a labour—led coalition for the past four years but voters changed that in yesterdays local election. our reporter simon dedman has more. well, the conservatives had a dreadful set of local elections around london. but here in southend, they gained one seat, which has meant that they've been able to take this f

carlisle were last promoted in 2006 when paul simpson guided them to the league 2 title. 17 years on,st year and save them from relegation. he is used to beating the odds, but when carlisle's john used to beating the odds, but when carlisle'sjohn melhuish deflected this past his own goalkeeper, simpson might have feared his run of defeats might become six. it might have been too much to overturn, but on the hour mark, simpson started making changes and they paid off with substitute patrick sending the game to extra time. he was not the only hero. carlisle's thomas holy and stockport�*s ben should shoot out. they had spent the last two weeks preparing for the scenario and it turned out to be time well spent as there was only one save and academy graduate fired them into league 1. well, while for one team called the hatters it was playoff despair, for another the penalties went the other way and memorably so. luton are back in the top flight after 31 years after beating coventry in the championship final. among those celebrating their extraordinary success, the broadcaster nick owen. ia

simpson bowles came very close.couraging they were not able to pass that. i believe if it had been brought to the floor for a vote, it would have passed. there were a number of members of congress who worked tirelessly to get it done. i think political leadership often stands in the way, and not all the leaders at the time -- many were incredibly helpful, but there were some who did not want that bill to get done as it could have and should have. it was a big loss. we would be in a better place today if simpson bowles had been adopted. that is why i am hoping this part of the deal there will be a commission that gives us a chance to focus on the bigger problems that are weakening our budget, our economy and our role in the world. host: we have a viewer off of twitter that ask you had stated we were approaching the ratio around world war ii. how do we fix that? is it through tax cuts and spending or tax raises and spending? guest: cutting spending which generated a huge amount of economic growth and it was a time whe

students watch episodes of "the simpsons." >> 50 thousand dollars a year to watch the simpsons. >> ilege now. >> might as well. >> learn stuff you didn't want to. kennedy: question number two. is this a real college class. getting high on trampolines. >> is that smoking weed or jumping high. kennedy: i cannot divulge there. >> i hope if is smoking weed. >> you are wrong. >> never bet with your heart. >> we're tried now. >> a good idea, ucla wouldbasket is not happen, i owe you money, i will pay you, calm down, don't hurt my legs. >> once she gets check from only fans. kennedy: digital currency. >> no one know its your feet, be quiet. >> i have gotten so good at cutting that mango with knife, i hold in h my toes, and taylor swift song book. >> this is university of texas, hook 'em horns. >> we didn't know the questions. kennedy: students will study taylor swift lyrics. now, they pay $4,000 for a nosebleed seat to see her, question 4. is this a real college class. how to stage a revolution. >> real or fake. >> that is the degree you get. >> and you are not going to believe it dave pull

a great way to get out the vote for homer simpson.t's been a tough campaign for herschel walker, because he keeps getting derailed by comments made by his mouth. today, folks are talking about this speech he made in 2019: "and if you don't have any, come see me after. i'll take care of that." >> he has a excellent fighting average, better a. i'm sorry i interrupted, you were doing brain belly. to get you get to where you lik those shows, and they don't lik them anymore. and then you watches shows. i feel like a dirty old man. the neighbors kid was in to see the jungle book a year ago and his son didn't want to go see the jungle book with me suit because jungle book and i didn' want to look like a weird guy i this unit yeutter watching jungle book. >> yeah, you don't want to look like a weird guy watching "jungle book" alone. you want to look like a normal guy sharing junior mints with the child you rented. whoever wins, they'll be headed to the u.s. capitol, where today the heroic police officers who defended congress on january 6th,

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emma, thank you, emma simpson.ikes — and accuses ukraine of staging a terrorist attack. ukraine says it had nothing to do with it. the possibility that the covid—19 virus leaked from a chinese laboratory shouldn't be ruled out. that's what a former government scientist in china has told bbc news. coming up on bbc news, david brooks is back in the wales squad for the first time since he was diagnosed with hodgkin lymphoma in 2021. he announced he was cancer—free last year and has returned to club football with bournemouth. the triple olympic swimming champion adam peaty has been talking to the bbc about his mental health struggles — saying more gold medals won't solve his problems. last month peaty — who wants to compete in next year's olympics in paris — pulled out of the british championships, saying he was tired and had been in a self—destructive spiral. he's been explaining more to our correspondent graham satchell. here he is. the commonwealth games last summer. peaty hadn't lost a race for more than seven year

you have no idea what simpson will say. he's wonderful.eople were not managed and choreographed. that is part of speaking with congressman hill of arkansas. he's removed from the modern choreography of politicians. lisa: the curiosity for me today is the choreography of the inflation report in terms of how we get the numbers, the response in markets, and the political response given this is a visceral type of number you spoke about with real wages being negative for another year. this coming at a time when a lot of people think the balance of risks seems to be more heavily weighted on cutting too much even though the inflation is perhaps a little higher. tom: the surveillance cliche mmmm, your morning coffee hot delicious comforting. but by the third or fourth cup, your stomach might not feel so good. if that sounds like you replace your afternoon cup with 5-hour energy. it's perfect for when you're feeling coffeed-out. coffee in the morning... 5-hour energy after. your stomach will thank you. discover 5-hour energy. ♪♪ we moved out of the

the, [000:00:00;00] the queen, king larry, the aerial state, crown molding simpson, and the national and some things on both sides. the king, the wearing those imperial state crowns. the king has $2868.00 diamond on stones, including 17 satisfies, and 11, and the suspect secular. the this, the 2nd, the price of the top of the crown is said to be from edwards, the confesses, ring, and visit a ruby at the front of the crown, which was reportedly warmed by henry. the 5th invest, extraordinarily historic and valuable the chrysler. and at least there are a lot of police in the streets of london today. the i think charles said, making his way through westminster abbey often being officially crowns king followed by queen camilla the making the way back down the what's called the choir in the names of the abbey, the towards the exit, the see the extraordinary gunman, sled, wiring the train held by several people in the same on the 7th day when it finishes around 2 hours to close the queen. back in 5353. it was 3 hours loans. so this, this is slimming down. i put down the investigative taking

emma simpson, bbc news.russian air strikes including drones and cruise missiles. it's been described as an �*exceptionally dense bombardment.�* 0ur correspondent hugo bachega is in kyiv. take us through this latest onslaught, what happened? it take us through this latest onslaught, what happened? it was the eiuhth onslaught, what happened? it was the ei . hth time onslaught, what happened? it was the eighth time this _ onslaught, what happened? it was the eighth time this month _ onslaught, what happened? it was the eighth time this month that _ onslaught, what happened? it was the eighth time this month that kyiv - onslaught, what happened? it was the eighth time this month that kyiv had l eighth time this month that kyiv had come under attack and this attack was different. we had a number of extremely loud explosions at around 3am. we could actually see the work of the air defence system is destroying the missiles over the city. the ukrainian military said it had shot down all 18 missiles that had shot dow

emma simpson, bbc news. to update you on following events related to phone hacking.blisher of the sun newspaper for using unlawful information—gathering techniques. the 62—year—old is bringing legal action claiming he was targeted byjournalists and private investigators against the news group newspapers in relation to the sun only, having previously settled a claim with the publisher in 2012 relating to the news of the world. the publisher denies the claims. it's the stuff of science fiction films, but electronic brain implants took a step closer today. an experimental company — called neuralink — founded by elon musk, says it has won clearance from us regulators to carry out its first clinical study on a human. it's working on brain implants to treat conditions such as paralysis and blindness, and to help some disabled people communicate with computers. jonathan ives, professor of empirical bioethics at bristol university told us a bit more about the ethics that need to be considered when dealing with this new technology. the technology we are talking about here is

emma simpson, bbc news.ost three billion sandwiches are bought in the uk each year, representing annual sales of around £8 billion. the sandwich market was hit hard by the pandemic and the rise of working from home — but it has recovered most of that ground. let's speak tojim winship, director of the british sandwich & food to go association, which organises british sandwich week. thank you forjoining us. talking about inflation and the effect of food, things like bread, cheese, butter has all gone up quite significantly during the cost—of—living crisis, higherthan during the cost—of—living crisis, higher than inflation. has that impacted demand? its... yes, it impacts demand to some degree but i think people want to have sandwiches and they will go out and find some, regardless of that. but it has been tough for the last few years because covid hit our industry badly and then we have had inflation and shortages of labour and, had inflation and shortages of labourand, as your had inflation and shortages of l

emma simpson, bbc news.o the coast. but would you know what to do, swimming in open water if you got into difficulty? here'sjohn maguire. i think i deserve a hug. the last time these two met, tina was fighting for her life and tarryn was intent on saving it. you all right? tina had gone for a swim off godrevy beach in west cornwall. at first the conditions seemed benign, but then she realised there was a strong current taking her out to sea and she couldn't get back to shore and to safety. i'm not a bad swimmer, but i'm not a triathlete, you know? but there was no way, i knew, i was going to get back in. and i think at that point the realisation that i was going to have to start calling for help to get attention. she was in real trouble. but fighting panic, something in the back of her mind clicked — the phrase "float to live." she'd spotted it on an advertising screen near her workplace. so i kept getting attention and then i was doing the float to live, to kind of conserve some energy and then doing it aga

local resident jason simpson says kangaroos turning up outside their home is a regular occurrence so that he and his wife leave water out for them to drink and even the occasional bale of hay. maybe that's what they're fighting over what i was thinking, which they most likely get a real kick. out of their heads backwater, just having fun playing. there are fighting hard to tell. i mean, they're throwing some see a jab there. i saw a hook. yeah. kickboxing. oh, wow, that's good video next . ding, you know granny on the run. alright this is happening in france. barbara humber is an 83 year old great grandmother just outside of paris. she also happens to be a seasoned marathoner running an average sh average of 31 miles a week. what are we doing, doing? she has dozens of medals to her name. but listen to this. it's not too late, andrew. she didn't start running until the age of 43. since then, she has calculated she has run nearly 5000. miles an official never been a big runner. i always say i'm going to get into it like this. let us give me hope so now no excuses. you guys don't have e

and with the h relinquish the crown to be able to marry the woman he loved american divorce, he was simpson, his brain had lost in just $326.00 days to the both of prince charles in 1948 marked a fresh start for the british royal family. that story really began when his parents 1st met, switching you saw them look unique or should be the love story began in july 19, so it's 9 when it prints this. elizabeth santa paris just visited the royal naval college and don't miss and you called at the time prince philip was a student at this college for naval officers to see them. and he was charged with looking off to the 2 young printing such as the surge elizabeth anto system. margaret elizabeth was just the 13 at the time, but she was immediately fascinated by this young man who was unlike any one she'd met before. and that fascination never ceased. street like the elizabeth finally may to prince in 1947. charles was born the following year. his sister, princes and abroad in 1950 the followed a decade later by prince andrew and prince edward. the at the beginning of the 1950s, elizabeth was not ki

rachel: abby hornicek joins us with robert simpson. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you.a crazy day today. it it all comes down to this we can. these riders have been preparing for this exact moment. can you set the scene over the next two days? >> it is our super bowl. with 30 events on this tour, 60 in total over the last four months. the guys are beat up ready for the big-money and we know what a showcase it is. >> it is the 30th anniversary of tbr. how have you seen the sport evolve. you've been in it for a long time. >> a long time. then everything there is in this sport. the last 30 years from where this started to where we are today in this magnificent arena with all the production that comes along with the ball riding, the sport is still the sport and it hasn't changed a lot. the best guys getting on the best boules and you have that combination and championship race looking for these guys to kind of step up their game. speak >> reporter: so much tradition when it comes to rodeos, they date to the 16th century. they play the national anthem and may be a prayer. ho

our next guest is still finding more opportunities joining me now kevin simpson good to see you. find opportunities somewhere. today it lies in walmart you bought it at $152. it reports next week ymt. >> we're thinking if we go into a recession, scott, there's a chance the consumer down grades on their spending. oftentimes walmart becomes a beneficiary of that. we like the dividend we like the dividend growth. one thing i don't like, the multiple is a little high. we held it in the past successfully when we get earnings next week, what i'll be looking for is not necessarily the numbers in the first quarter, but the margins move forward what are they projecting for the year end and what do they feel the consumer is going to look like that will tell us a lot. takes us a long time to build into a position, but i feel like it's a good defensive play. >> all these with covered calls? i want to make sure our viewers who don't see you all the time understand what your general strategy is. does it hold true for everything you do >> that's correct. walmart we're building a position we don

simpson to be his best role in the movie , zakharov also had such conversations. all this may end badly, i said, i love roles when the scoundrels become, at least a little better, a short life. god calculates how long life will be, and in such a wide latitude. it depends on you that he won't be 2 months after this interview. well, abdulov made a movie about an engineer garin and was preparing for the premiere at the theater, and on january 3, 2008. many of us have somehow lost a loved one, so far. i'm waiting for his calls. he called, look. where are you, i say we built a lot when you return long time no see. badly. it's bad to see you. wait for the guests, i'm absolutely the same plane. he knew how to live. he did it beautifully right. sasha was a special person. no, it wasn't. he is. he is for me. i will definitely return to you to the audience of the linkom abdulov returns with his roles every time. he created them and without regret, gave others 35 years. she would not be what she is now second, if it were not for alexander gavrilovich this is the peak of the

the simpsons theme song there.know you have arrived when you are on the simpsons. >> congratulations, lizzo. guess who's moving on out? billy joel may no longer be in a new york state of mind. that was two right there in one sentence. the piano man just put his beloved home in center island new york on the market. 26 acres of prime water front property. it's quite beautiful. 20,000 square feet. we call it a mega mansion r don't we? features three bedrooms in the beach house. that's the beach house. has a floating dock, boat ramp, helicopter pad, bowling alley, indoor pool. you name it. it's yours for a cool $49 million. billy does have two younger children now and says he spends most of his time in florida. he's in a florida state of mind, i guess. finally my favorite kind of story, guys. treasures. these two jars were recently bought at a second hand charity shop in london. darn it, how do they find them. for $25, they're so pretty. turns out they are worth $30,000 apiece. that's the estimate. the jars dated back

our business correspondent emma simpson has more. what more do we know?ay john allen what more do we know? just to say john allen is — what more do we know? just to say john allen is one _ what more do we know? just to say john allen is one of— what more do we know? just to say john allen is one of the _ what more do we know? just to say john allen is one of the most - john allen is one of the most senior, well—known businessman in the uk stop as you say he was president of the cbi, one of the uk's leading business groups between 2018 and 2020, and he is currently the chair of tesco, the biggest supermarket and retailer in the uk. this morning the guardian published a report of allegations about inappropriate and unprofessional behaviour by mr allen. they are that firstly he allegedly touch the bottom of a senior member of tesco staff at their agm lastjune. it also claimed he chose the bottom of also claimed he chose the bottom of a member orfemale also claimed he chose the bottom of a member or female staff at the cbi at its annual dinner in may 2019 whe

emma simpson is awaiting. for our viewers and for other global viewers, explain this story.it is viewers, explain this story. it's been rumbling on.— viewers, explain this story. it's been rumbling on. it is fair to say simon thompson _ been rumbling on. it is fair to say simon thompson has _ been rumbling on. it is fair to say simon thompson has a _ been rumbling on. it is fair to say simon thompson has a pretty - simon thompson has a pretty turbulent time at the helm. he was tasked with pushing some big changes at the royal mail. this is a business that has been grappling with a long—term decline in letters. of course, it is legally obliged to deliver them to every postcode in the uk six days a week at a uniform price. and then it has to meet this growing demand for parcel deliveries. future growth and profits will be online. in this last year, this is a business which has been losing £1 billion a day, and mr thomson has spent most of the last year embroiled in a bitter industrial dispute with postal workers over pay and conditions. and that has resulted in a wave of very

simpson story. it talked about race. it's going back an awfully long time.ries of the decade and maybe the most power television, period, of the decade. >> and it happened in the same year as ryan murphy's "american crime story" installment about the o.j. simpson trial. >> i did not and could not and would not commit this crime. >> and so here is this story that we were obsessed with, and now here we are obsessed with it again. >> it became this kind of reference point for younger generations to understand the way that those murders and the trial consumed the country and how we, as an audience, turned this into a circus. we couldn't see it at the time, and the series forces us to look at that. >> people are used to learning a lot from television in the form of miniseries. and i think this mixing of somewhat documentary storytelling and the art of scripted storytelling was so compelling. >> i didn't see a lady or hit anyone. >> raymond saw you hit her. >> who's raymond? >> "when they see us" was the untold story that ava duvernay wanted to bring to the screen