rainy night in soho- _ i can. favourite pogues song? rainy night in soho. just _ i can. mentioned the vocals on fairytale _ remit —— you mentioned the vocals on fairytale of— remit —— you mentioned the vocals on fairytale of new york, yes, kirsty mccoil— fairytale of new york, yes, kirsty mccoll had to be tough in the song until the _ mccoll had to be tough in the song until the guy, mccoll had to be tough in the song untilthe guy, i'm mccoll had to be tough in the song until the guy, i'm sure you're a good _ until the guy, i'm sure you're a good guy— until the guy, i'm sure you're a good guy but i'm sick and tired of your lies, — good guy but i'm sick and tired of your lies, sick and tired of your drinking — your lies, sick and tired of your drinking and betting on horses and that's— drinking and betting on horses and that's what she needed because the person— that's what she needed because the person who did it originally was great _ person who did it originally was great but — person who did it originally was great but it's a bit softer, it was the bassist— great but

um, that soho stuff, you know?m, emma, hanging around emma, you weren't hanging around soho now before, you know . soho just now before, you know. well, so good. we can well, you know, so good. we can talk so what do you talk to you. um, so what do you make story? what do you make of this story? what do you think rishi's language? think of rishi's language? it's very braverman, it? very suella braverman, isn't it? >> i think in any context, he's. he's right. it's. i mean, it's obvious, right, that this is this security risk. a lot this is a security risk. a lot of people have been saying this for a long time. and he is in a way, is aping suella way, he is aping suella braverman because the braverman because in the comments that she made to him in that, robust that, um, very robust letter after pages of it weren't after he pages of it weren't there. and she was she was literally a book. she was she was very, very robust as you would expect. and sort of would expect. and he's sort of mimicking and one mimicking her l

let me take you to lunch , to this fantastic soho lunch, to this fantastic soho gaufier lunch, to thisntastic soho gautier restaurant that has fantastic vegan food . and i fantastic vegan food. and i guarantee that you have change of heart. >> i've never been invited out to a vegan lunch, so i might just take you up on that. but you know all of it. yes, of course, there are scientists that will say carbon an emissions methane , etc. is emissions methane, etc. is leading to a warming of the planet. there are other scientists who say there's not necessarily a link and that actually, you know, the volcanic activity that's happening in iceland at the moment, for example, far more example, will put out far more c02 example, will put out far more co2 than man can co2 into the world than man can in space of a year. but the in the space of a year. but the fundamental problem here, this is this is being used, isn't it? the climate emergency is being used by international organisations like the un and by governments to control our lives. that's my objection . lives. that's my objection. >> i mea

them fell into hell # i took shelter from a shower and i stepped into your arms # on a rainy night in soho all its charms. # i sang you all my sorrows you told me all yourjoys # whatever happened to that old song? # to all those little girls and boys? # now this song is over we may never find out what it means # still there's a light i hold before me # and you're the measure of my dreams, the measure of my dreams applause. thank you. now it is time for our psalm. the lord is our shepherd. singing. applause. bono can't be with us but we will listen — applause. bono can't be with us but we will listen to _ applause. bono can't be with us but we will listen to a _ applause. bono can't be with us but we will listen to a recording - applause. bono can't be with us but we will listen to a recording of- applause. bono can't be with us but we will listen to a recording of his - we will listen to a recording of his reading we will listen to a recording of his readin: . . we will listen to a recording of his readina . . . we will listen to a recording of his readinr , , ., ., we will listen to a rec

performed magic for children all over the world, and is wrapping up his sold-out off-broadway run at the soho here in new york city. mario the maker magician - >> steve: oh >> jimmy: -- is here tonight [ cheers and applause he's awesome wake the kids. wake the kids. it is worth it to watch mario the maker magician he's unbelievable. you're going to love him if you haven't seen him guys, it is the holiday season, and most of us love this time of year. but there are a few people that get the short end of the stick those are people with holiday birthdays. >> steve: oh, yeah >> jimmy: is anyone out there with a holiday birthday? >> me. [ cheers and applause >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: yeah [ cheers and applause oh, yeah well, i -- i put together a little something to show some love to you folks. check it out ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: there you go head over to www.happyholidaybirthday.com we made that fantastic. [ laughter ] and -- and you can send a "tonight show" holiday birthday card to a friend in need [ cheers and applause that's exactly right travis scott is here tonight [ cheers and ap

today, i'm in london, in soho, still, to some extent, the heart of the uk film and tv industry, to bringinterview with british asian film—maker gurinder chadha. too often in the past, her accomplishments have been unsung, but she's been a majorforce in modern british cinema. in fact, she's the most prolific female film—maker in the uk today. this year marks the 20th anniversary of bend it like beckham, her most successful film. it became a real international hit, and it has the distinction of being the only western—made film ever to be shown on north korean television. i'm joining a girls�* team. huh?! bend it like beckham is the story ofjess, an 18—year—old played by parminder nagra from a traditional punjabi family... she speaks punjabi. aloo gobi! ..who wants to play football, much to the dismay of her parents. that's it. no more football! i want you to learn full punjabi dinner. meat and vegetarian. but, dad! jules, portrayed by keira knightley... hi. ..plays for a local women's amateur football team, and takes note ofjess�* talent, and befriends her. you should come along. have a tr

creative comrades, the australian singer nick cave, played a seminal pogues number, rainy night in sohone macgowan's wife remembered their decades together. i'm feeling so much love now from him that i don't think he can go away. i don't think love can go away, can it? i reallyjust don't. applause. music: fairytale of new york. there are few people who could've inspired a funeral like this. a talent forged in rural ireland won admirers across the world all year round, the unique shane macgowan. chris page, bbc news, in nenagh, county tipperary. music. stay with us here on bbc news. i'll be back with the headlines in a couple of minutes�* time. stay with us. hello there. we've got a couple of areas of low pressure for this weekend. that will bring spells of mild, but also wet weather at times. it will be noticeably mild compared to what we had last weekend. there will be some sunshine around over the weekend. it's not going to be a complete wash—out. and it's going to be windy both days, but particularly late on saturday. this is saturday's low pressure system hurtling through, bringing

creative comrades, the australian singer nick cave, played a seminal pogues number, rainy night in soho together. i'm feeling so much love now from him, that i don't think he can go away. i don't think love can go away, can it? i reallyjust don't. applause. music: fairytale of new york. there are surely few people who could've inspired a funeral like this. a talent forged in rural ireland won admirers across the world all year round — the unique and unrivalled shane macgowan. chris page, bbc news, in nenagh, county tipperary. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett.

enforcement agencies announced a joint effort to shut down open air drug markets in the tenderloin and soho. district attorney brooke jenkins said in part we have demonstrated to tenderloin residents and those most impacted by the grandparent, open air drug dealing, that we are committed to taking back our streets. d.a. jenkins added that this operation is critical to keep attaining word drug dealer suspect. >> the d.a. and the mayor are definitely making progress. they're doing a good job although we still have a lot of work left to do. so overall it is cleaner, safer. but we kind of take out the grain of salt because we still got a lot of things to do >> director of the tenderloin merchants association says ultimately, for the residence and the business owners, these actions can be seen with the quality of life and the number of customers. >> we want to eppressure on the city to continue service this year because i truly believe we are headed in the right direction. we just got to keep going and we can't take our foot off the gas. we are actually at a dangerous injunction right now becaus

creative comrades, the australian singer nick cave, played a seminal pogues number, rainy night in sohoso much love now from him that i don't think he can go away. i don't think love can go away, can it? i reallyjust don't. applause. music: fairytale of new york. there are few people who could�*ve inspired a funeral like this. a talent forged in rural ireland won admirers across the world all year round, the unique shane macgowan. chris page, bbc news, in nenagh, county tipperary. time for a look at the weather. here�*s darren bett. one part of the country sensitive to more rain is here in dorset and it is going to be a mixed bag this weekend. there will be some sunshine, but only between these bands of rain. it will be mild, but it will be particularly windy on saturday. this is the cloud that is hiding up from the south—west and this will bring us our first band of rain of the weekend. ahead of that we still have cloud in the north and some rain here. that will head up to northern scotland, allowing the next batch of rain to sweep up from the south—west, heading to northern ireland an

known as �*big ron,�* 0'sullivan�*s dad ran a chain of sex shops in soho.cion of murder following the death of a man at a bar in the king's road in london. bruce bryan had been stabbed twice and died on the pavement outside. ronniejunior was told once he arrived in thailand for a competition. to get that phone call when i was in thailand, i was so far away from home and i just didn't want to be there. so, that's when i first found out that my dad had got involved in whatever had happened. so, yeah, ifound that really hard, you know — 15 years of age, away, you know, ijust struggled so, yeah, that was tough. when he got sentenced for 18 years — you weren't in the courtroom — but he was being led out of the courtroom and he looked up, and he said something very particular to someone that was there and i know that has stayed with you. what is it he said? yeah, he just said to the woman — i think she was, like, working on his case. hejust looked up to her and just said, "just tell my son to win." that was it. has that stayed with you? well, yeah, it's more of l

. >> david: david stess, soho trees in new york city.r part here in the city. when people buy a tree, you know, made in america, grown in america, how much do you think it actually helps the farmer back home? >> i think it helps a lot. i see what small farms and farmers are up against. >> david: and this year, a new place to get your christmas tree. who knew in some of our national forests you can scout your own tree, and it's affordable. >> hi, david. olivia here with the white river national forest. >> david: the white river national forest in colorado, north of aspen. >> do you have your christmas tree yet this year? no worries if you don't. the forest service has you covered. >> david: look at all those trees. you purchase a permit at one of your local ranger stations or online at recreation.gov. >> you want to make sure you bundle up. dress really warm, get a warm coat, warm pants, good waterproof boots, gloves, a hat. dress for the elements. >> david: and one more thing, measure your living room. >> measure before you cut the tree

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we were talking about one of trump's megadeals trump soho. watch this. >> when buyers discovered the sales claims had been grossly exaggerated, they sued. >> well, people ask, isn't that just new york real estate? isn't that just the way it works? and the answer is, there is ordinary real estate selling and then there's this, which is a persistent pattern of saying things that aren't true. >> a persistent pattern of saying things that aren't true. that's not new. it's gone back for decades, but that is at the very heart of this fraud trial. i want to start with brynn gingras "out front" outside of the courthouse. what did trump say ninth day preparing in that court as he prepares to take that stand? >> reporter: erin, you heard some of that sound. he called this whole civil trial a witch hunt. that's something we certainly heard before. he attacked the judge in this case, the new york attorney general who brought the civil fraud trial against him. if we go back a month or so ago, if you remember, trump was on the stand called as a state's wit

and he said, well, one time i was having at cyprian, cyprian is the italian in soho and my daughter walkedin and she had this date on her arm and i wanted to know who he was. so i had a waiter go over and take a photo of them. and then i ran the photo through clearview ai and i figured out who the guy was and i approved, but it was really they were talking to a real estate building about maybe putting clearview ai to kind of check the identities of people coming into the building and the security chief there was vetting the app and he used to work for the nyp and he said, wow like, this works very well and this would be a tool that my colleagues, my former colleagues would love. and so he introduced them to the nypd. so it's almost happenstance that they ended up being used by police. and then it was very popular with the nypd. yeah. and you can see how people have a tendency to want to misuse a tool like that for their own personal uses and it seems like that part of what was happening with potentially with police departments as well where having to where the nypd wanted to to build in so

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humanitarian organization. mad global and joining us from chicago is its president, doctor saw her soho. thank you very much indeed for being with us. one of the most extraordinary things that i, i would have several that we saw in that piece from dr. who some of those are fed. that was the fact that he's working on his own. there is nobody else there. can you just talk to us about what your impression is, of the kind of conditions, the medical stuff or working under a thank you for having me. and this is a heartbreaking for me as a physician as a but it's about to get a specialist. the, i think for every physician in the war to see what a posting and colleagues and dr. her some of most of the working with the circumstances. and that was just a floor with very limited resources, with no food and no clean water. what his life being threatened with his family's life being start then his house was destroyed and wanting to alone in the hospital . he was shared with me and i'll do a message a couple of days ago that he is a, he's the only position that is moving between the emergency room to

one of those people to make a nail bomb to go to a gay pub to make a nail bomb to go to a gay pub in sohoeople will die. so of course, it's great that the police are on top of this and it's scary to think that something and it makes a lot of sense logically, that something like covid and locking down and taking years away from teenagers lives where they could have been out socialising, is going to have some some impact, but you're filling in a few gaps there that aren't filled in by the story. >> e the story. >> saying lockdown >> the story is saying lockdown means time means kids spend more time online. time online is online. spending time online is unked online. spending time online is linked having more right linked to having more right wing. depending on your argument beliefs. um, actually the beliefs. um, so actually the story about the internet is story is about the internet is bad meant bad for you. the lockdown meant more these kids should more internet. these kids should have found the websites i found. what absolutely what did you. i absolutely filled came out with, filled my ti

. >> singer nick cave performed a rainy night in soho and recording of u2 frontman bono . recording ofntman bono. delivering a reading was also played . his sister siobhan and played. his sister siobhan and widow victoria , mary clarke, widow victoria, mary clarke, gave eulogies. widow victoria, mary clarke, gave eulogies . this is gb news gave eulogies. this is gb news across the uk on tv , in your across the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. and now it's back to . michelle to. michelle >> hello there. i'm michelle dewberry with you till 7:00 tonight alongside me i've got my panel tonight alongside me i've got my panel. a conservative life peer in the house of lords, daniel moylan and the writer and trade unionist paul embery. good evening to both of you. and you know the drill, don't you? it's not just about us three here. it's very much about you guys at home as well. what's on your mind you can get in mind tonight? you can get in touch with us all the usual ways. vaiews@gbnews.com. or you can me at news. i've can tweet m

earlier, nick cave performed a rainy night in soho and a recording of u2's bono delivering a reading more on all those stories by visiting our website at gbnews.com . thank you, sophia. gbnews.com. thank you, sophia. >> okay. welcome back. you're watching and listening to me. martin daubney on gb news bringing you all the latest until now. until 6 pm. now. counter—terrorism coppers are investigating the explosion of an ultra low emission zone camera in south—east london amid suspicions it was caused by a homemade bomb in a video posted on social media after the blast, a man was heard saying ulez camera been dismantled , blown camera been dismantled, blown the van in half, shrapnel everywhere broke the fence. it's like a world war. two explosions has just gone off. and here in footage not seen, you can see forensic style officers at the scene almost similar to something seen in salisbury those many years ago . you can those many years ago. you can just see there, this is taken by a gentleman i spoke to earlier, a gentleman i spoke to earlier, a guy called danny. he's a black cab drive

so this is oxford say oxford street and peter you say they started off in soho square, which those that, is it. but it's grown square, is it. but it's grown now. it's swelling. you think now. it's swelling. do you think actually that this one is a protest that were knew about in advance? >> well, i'm not sure because the gathering started about a couple of hours ago and my sources tell me it was only 2 to 300 people at that time . but of 300 people at that time. but of course, it's grown as we're seeing from the shots now. and when there was that initial gathering from the images that i've seen, i didn't notice a police presence . so the big police presence. so the big question for me is , is this question for me is, is this gathering and this ensuing march done with the sanction , done done with the sanction, done with the authority, with the knowledge of the metropolitan police? we don't know at the moment if it was well, quite frankly, it's ludicrous to allow them to march down oxford street on the saturday before christmas. and now shops are having to lock their doors because protes