he lives in a care home in southport in merseyside, and he took the world's southport in merseyside,ok man the world's southport in merseyside, and he took man this the world's southport in merseyside, and he took man this week/orld's southport in merseyside, and he took man this week following oldest man this week following the death of year old called the death of 114 year old called joanne juan. do reckon joanne juan. do you reckon he celebrated in venezuela? celebrated that in venezuela? >> mr tinniswood, was >> yes, mr tinniswood, he was born in 1912, the same year as the so he's outlasted the titanic. so he's outlasted the titanic. so he's outlasted the . everyone has done the titanic. everyone has done that. two world that. and he survived two world wars global pandemic. wars and a global pandemic. >> and owns a fish and chip shop. >> yeah, well that's amazing. i mean, , that was my next. and mean, yes, that was my next. and he's for that long. why he's lived for that long. why not so asked for advice for >> so when asked for advice for younger said let >> so when asked for ad

back now with the mics, starting with the brand new oldest man in the world, john tinniswood of southport, england, has just been crowned by guinness world records at 111 years young, and he's been in retirement since 1972. >> wow. >> wait till you hear his secret to a long life. tinniswood says. it is, quote, just luck. >> that's right. no special diet, no special exercise. but he does enjoy a special meal every friday. fish and chips. >> i kind of appreciate his honesty, you know, just saying. it's just luck. you either he says. you either live long or you live short and you can't do much about it. big congrats to him. yes, next to the tourists who just can't get enough of japan's toilets, a group of four tourists has embarked on what they're calling a toilet tour to a section of tokyo. >> they're visiting nine of the 17 groundbreaking public restrooms that have been built there over the past four years, or so. >> the tokyo toilet project recruited creators to revamp those public restrooms in a bid to promote accessible and artistic hospitality. as long as it's still has privacy. >> and

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es un incidente que sucedió en febrero entre las calles kiefer boulevard y southport drive.on al sospechoso en este caso. de hecho, en su vivienda le hallaron armas como rifles, pistolas, municiones y dinero falsificado. escuchen. ahora esto. una mujer de 70 años perdió el control de su auto y cayó en un canal del condado contra costa a 5 millas al este de concord. los bomberos se metieron al agua para rescatarla. luego que un vecino preocupado escuchó el impacto del vehículo. la señora iba sobre la autopista 4 en waypoint en dirección oeste. los bomberos dicen que la conductora estaba consciente, pero asustada. fue llevada al hospital donde la atendieron por posible hipotermia. atención que si todavía no ha hecho su declaración de impuestos, es hora de actuar ya que se avecina la fecha límite. desde fresno, peter ruiz nos explica por qué no tener número de seguro social no debe ser excusa para cumplir con esta tarea. empecemos. para qué sirve tener un número itin? para que cualquier gente que esté trabajando aquí en estados unidos pueda reclamar sus impuestos. no importa. e

at her home in southport on merseyside, gina campbell and andrew price look through photos of donaldwhen donald campbell first broke the world water speed record. the photographer was andrew's dad, peter price, who died in 2020. it was very difficult for me to go through his archive, because i had worked with him for 30 years, and i started to go through things but it was, you know, tears rolling down my eyes, i was saying, "i didn't know you'd done this, dad, i didn't know you'd done that." but earlier this year andrew, who is also a photographer, did get to looking through his dad's archive. there they were in a little brown envelope with handwritten notes saying "donald campbell, bluebird early attempts, ullswater." and i thought, "wow, i didn't know you had these." once you start on one of these world record attempt, - you're past the point of no return. donald campbell set world water and land speed records. he died in 1967 when bluebird crashed on coniston water. last month, the restored boat returned to coniston after being recovered in 2001. but campbell's first water speed r

john tinniswood from southport, is 111 years and 224 days old.c sank. apart from a weekly fish supper, he says regular exercise is also important. if you don't eat too much, so long as you exercise both the brain and the body, it should keep you young. if you don't, they will weather! it's as simple as that. now it's time for a look at the weather with elizabeth rizzini. don kathleen has arrived, and it is bringing us in the far north—west. it is bringing some very warm air indeed. we've seen gusts of wind and excessive 90 mph at the tops of the cairngorms, but even the low levels through the isles of scilly, we had gusts in excess of 60, close to 70 mph. the storms anchored way out to the west of the uk, and it is allowing this south—westerly wind to push up some very warm air from africa, and so temperature is really quite dramatically different, particularly in scotland, where just a few days ago we were seeing a maximum of 5 degrees. not much in the way of rain around for the rest of the day. sunny spells and scattered showers. there will be

john tinniswood from southport, is 111 years and 224 days old. sank. apart from a weekly fish supper, he says regular exercise is also important. if you don't eat too much and so long as you exercise both the brain and the body, you should keep them young. if you don't, they will wither. it's as simple as that. now it's time for a look at the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello there. a very blustery weekend of weather right across the uk, with gusts of wind widely of a0 to 50mph. gales towards western coasts, perhaps locally severe gales. it's all because our next named storm is with us today, storm kathleen. that area of low pressure has been deepening over the last 2a hours or so. you can see this beautiful swirl on the satellite picture here, that lovely curl of cloud, a very strong jet stream. that low is gradually pushing northwards as we head through the next day or so. a real tight squeeze on the isobars, particularly for these irish sea coasts, but because it's a southerly to south—westerly wind, we're also dragging up some very warm a

john tinniswood from southport, is 111 years and 224 days old.ly fish supper, he says regular exercise is also important. and there you can see him tucking into his fish and chips. if you don't eat too much and so long as you exercise both the brain and the body, you should keep them young. if you don't, they will wither. it's as simple as that. an investigation's under way after two passenger planes collided on the ground at heathrow airport. the wing of a virgin atlantic plane collided with a stationary british airways aircraft. the virgin boeing was being towed at the time. virgin has launched an investigation. a heathrow spokesperson says no passenger injuries have been reported, and they are not expecting any impact on airport operations. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good afternoon. storm kathleen has dominated weather headlines in recent days. the storm arrived last night and yes, it's bringing gale force gusts of winds in the far northwest. it's also tapping in to some very warm air indeed. now, so far today, w

when asked about how the company builds its airplanes, whistle-blower sam southport testified the productionaltitude from the highest level is just to push the defective parts regardless of what it is, unfortunately. >> ntsb chair reiterated that boeing said there are no records documenting the removal of -- the door appears this is a criminal cover appeared records do exist. i know this because i personally pass them to the fbi. speak with this is on the heels of several major incidents involving boeing aircraft with the door plug blew out midair alaska airlines flight in march. an inch and fire, lost will and veered off the runway on landing. by the way, senator tammy going after the faa yesterday for allowing boeing to self certify their aircraft spirit the agency is "too hands off." i have talked about that with both of you. >> carley: cheryl, the biden administration with strategic petroleum reserve and secretary has some thoughts about that. >> no regrets. and as the conflict in the middle east particularly by the 19, new concern about strategic petroleum reserve. we are sitting 364.2

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john tinniswood from southport, is 111 years and 223 days old.portant. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. a very blustery weekend of weather right across the uk with gusts of wind widely of a0 to 50 miles an hour. gales towards western coasts, perhaps locally severe gales. it's all because our next named storm is with us today, storm kathleen. that area of low pressure has been deepening over the last 2a hours or so. you can see this beautiful swirl on the satellite picture here, that lovely curl of cloud, a very strong jet stream. and that low is gradually pushing northwards as we head through the next day or so. real tight squeeze on the isobars particularly for these irish sea coasts, but because it's a southerly southwesterly wind, we're also dragging up some very warm air. so quite a dramaticjump in temperatures across parts of scotland and we could even see 22 degrees celsius across parts of east anglia later on this afternoon, making it the warmest day of the year so far again. so we've seen that rain clear away from scotland thro

john tinniswood from southport, is 111 years and 224 days old. he was born in 1912 ?mportant. if you don't eat too much, and so long as you exercise both the brain and the body, you should keep them young. if you don't, they will weather. it is a simple as that. wise words there. that is it for this half hour. there is plenty more of all of the day's stories on the website. i will be back with you after a short break. stay with this. good afternoon. storm kathleen's dominated weather headlines in recent days. the storm arrived last night and yes, it's bringing gale force gusts of winds in the far northwest. it's also tapping in to some very warm air indeed. now, so far today, we have seen a gust of wind in excess of 90 mile an hour on the tops of cairngorm. yes, but even at lower levels through northern ireland, down to the isles of scilly, we've had gusts in excess of 60, close to 70 mile an hour. so the storm is anchored way out to the west of the uk and that's allowing this south—westerly wind to push up some very warm airfrom africa. and so temperatures really qui

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