i see stephen fry sa in: the delyniated by him.by him. i see stephen fry saying the genius of— delyniated by him. i see stephen fry saying the genius of parky _ delyniated by him. i see stephen fry saying the genius of parky was - delyniated by him. i see stephen fry saying the genius of parky was he i saying the genius of parky was he was always 100% himself. we over use the word authentic, but that seems to sum him up? i the word authentic, but that seems to sum him up?— to sum him up? i suspect he never interviewed — to sum him up? i suspect he never interviewed a _ to sum him up? i suspect he never interviewed a as _ to sum him up? i suspect he never interviewed a as guest _ to sum him up? i suspect he never interviewed a as guest anyone - to sum him up? i suspect he never interviewed a as guest anyone he l interviewed a as guest anyone he didn't respect and admire and he got the best out of people, the more in awe of the talent he was, whether it was bing crosby or whoever, shirley maclain, the better his interview and he was

it was about his guest. >> yeah, that's exactly what stephen fry has said.f parky was that unlike most people, he was always himself. he was all authentic and he listened as much as he spoke, actually. i mean, if you watch his interviews, he says he probes the way using his fuel words as possible. and the really interesting thing is that he listens . he actively listens he listens. he actively listens as opposed to waiting for your turn to speak. and that's why he got the best out of so many of his guests. and that's why at the moment, trending on on twitter, if you look twitter, twitter, if you look at twitter, it's parkinson, it's it's not just parkinson, it's all people he's interviewed. all the people he's interviewed. and some the and you mentioned some of the interviews. they actually haven't mention. haven't had many people mention. nigel clough. was that the one where said, have a chat where he said, we have a chat about decide i was right and about it, decide i was right and then move on that interview. then we move on that interview. >> and cliffy,

comedian stephen fry described him as an authentic genius and it was impossibly thrilling to be a guestn parkinson, he said. sir david attenborough said sir michael was beyond region or class. he was beyond region or class. he was himself . the education was himself. the education secretary says students shouldn't worry about lower a—level grades this year because employers won't ask about them in a decade. around 73,000 fewer a or a stars have been awarded compared to last year as part of a plan to return grades to pre—pandemic levels results in 2020 and 2021 were based on teacher assessment . the number teacher assessment. the number of students accepted for a place at university is down 2.6% from last year. but gillian keegan is standing by her comments , saying standing by her comments, saying exam results aren't everything . exam results aren't everything. >> a—levels are really important part of the journey that they're on and the destination that they're going to get to now. so they're going to get to now. so the really important thing for them next them is getting to their next

that seems to be a thread coming through in some of the tributes, i even see stephen fry saying that,that he was always 100% himself, on camera and off, authentic "is the word, i suppose." and we overuse that word authentic now but that would seem to sum him up. i suspect he never interviewed as a guest anyone he didn't admire and respect for their talent. and he got the best out of people. the more in awe of the talent he was, whether it was bing crosby or whoever, shirley maclaine, you name it, the better his interview. and he was charming and not aggressive and not looking for a cheap sound bite. he prodded and probed but he wanted to create, give the artist, the stars, the opportunity to express themselves and tell us who they were, not who parky was. do you think we have lost something now that we don't have formats like this, appointment to view television? it was a very different style, it was cosy, journalistic. these days, it's all a bit aggressive and sound—bitey and everyone is selling something to somebody, it's not quite the same. i don't know any appointments to view lik

harriet walter, stephen fry, bill nighy and gemma arterton and david harewood are among the more than's speak to fehinti balogun, one of the actors who's signed that open letter, he's also a climate activist. thank you forjoining u5. thank you forjoining us. the carbon footprint of film and television particular film, footprint of film and television particularfilm, i5 footprint of film and television particularfilm, is it particularly bad? particular film, is it particularly bad? , �* , particular film, is it particularly bad? , v , , particular film, is it particularly bad? , h, _. particular film, is it particularly bad? , bad? yes, it's pretty bad. i don't have the figure _ bad? yes, it's pretty bad. i don't have the figure at _ bad? yes, it's pretty bad. i don't have the figure at the _ bad? yes, it's pretty bad. i don't have the figure at the minute i bad? yes, it's pretty bad. i don't| have the figure at the minute but bad? yes, it's pretty bad. i don't i have the figure at the minute but it is one of the highest polluting industries and it is something that we have forgotten t

comedian stephen fry described him as an authentic genius and he said it had been impossibly thrilling to be a guest on the park show. sir david attenborough called sir michael beyond reach or class. he was just himself . he died at home, just himself. he died at home, surrounded by his family after a short illness . sir michael short illness. sir michael parkinson, who died today on tv onune parkinson, who died today on tv online dab+ radio and on the tunein app. this is news britain's news . britain's news. channel >> the conservatives have the narrowing of paths to victory at the next election. but the irony is that they could do it if they embraced real small values. as voters across the globe become increasingly furious at the globalist woke in affecting policies from the environment to gender extremism . so why every gender extremism. so why every time he's given an opportunity to be bold and prove there's a real difference with slippery starmer, does rishi sunak bottle it are the senior tories who tell me he's accepted he will lose and wants to do so gracefully. are they right?

comedian stephen fry described him as an authentic genius and he said it had been impossibly thrilling to be a guest on the park show. sir david attenborough called sir michael beyond reach or class. he was just himself . he died at home, just himself. he died at home, surrounded by his family after a short illness . sir michael short illness. sir michael parkinson, who died today on tv onune parkinson, who died today on tv online dab+ radio and on the tunein app. this is news britain's news . britain's news. channel >> the conservatives have the narrowing of paths to victory at the next election. but the irony is that they could do it if they embraced real small values. as voters across the globe become increasingly furious at the globalist woke in affecting policies from the environment to gender extremism . so why every gender extremism. so why every time he's given an opportunity to be bold and prove there's a real difference with slippery starmer, does rishi sunak bottle it are the senior tories who tell me he's accepted he will lose and wants to do so gracefully. are they right?

comedian stephen fry described him as an authentic genius and that it had been impossibly thrilling, as he said, to be a guest on the parkinson show. sir david attenborough also said parky went beyond regional class . he was just himself, sir michael died at home, surrounded by his family after a short illness with gb news across the uk. on your tv, in your car , on uk. on your tv, in your car, on your digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news. channel >> it is all action tonight. but i'm starting with this. we are on the brink of eight channel migrants overload several red alert days have already been issued for the coming weeks, which means that we will see a repeat of overflowing detention centres like we did exactly this time last year. earlier, gb news exclusively revealed that just 80 migrants are being housed at raf wethersfield, a site that was due to have 1700. now, part of the problem just part of it, by the way, is that anybody who claims to be a victim of human trafficking or modern slavery apparently can't be housed at these

comedian stephen fry described him as an authentic genius and that for him, it had been impossibly thrilling to be a guest on the parkinson show. sir david attenborough has also said sir michael went beyond region or class. he was just himself. he died at home, surrounded by his family . you with gb news his family. you with gb news across the uk, on your tv, in your car, on your digital radio and now on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news . saying play gb news. this is britain's news. channel >> good evening . well, gb news >> good evening. well, gb news is don't kill cash campaign has been going really rather well. our petition on the gb news website is now just a whisker under 300,000 of you that have signed up. and we thought at the moment was right to go to downing street today and to deliver it, not to number 10, where most petitions go, but to number 11 to the chancellor of the exchequer and, you know, the campaign we're saying we want legal tender to remain legal tender and we fear we're being dnven tender and we fear we're being driven towards a cashles

comedian stephen fry described him as an authentic genius and that for him, it had been impossibly thrilling to be a guest on the parkinson show. sir david attenborough has also said sir michael went beyond region or class. he was just himself. he died at home, surrounded by his family . you with gb news his family. you with gb news across the uk, on your tv, in your car, on your digital radio and now on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news . saying play gb news. this is britain's news. channel >> good evening . well, gb news >> good evening. well, gb news is don't kill cash campaign has been going really rather well. our petition on the gb news website is now just a whisker under 300,000 of you that have signed up. and we thought at the moment was right to go to downing street today and to deliver it, not to number 10, where most petitions go, but to number 11 to the chancellor of the exchequer and, you know, the campaign we're saying we want legal tender to remain legal tender and we fear we're being dnven tender and we fear we're being driven towards a cashles

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comedian stephen fry described him as an authentic genius and that it had been impossibly thrilling toe a guest on the parkinson show. sir david attenborough has also paid tribute, saying sir michael went beyond region or class. he was just himself . sir michael just himself. sir michael parkinson died at home, surrounded by his family after a short illness . with gb news short illness. with gb news across the uk. on tv in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying, play news. this is britain's news . news. channel >> hello and welcome to headliners . headliners. >> your nightly romp through the next day's newspapers with three comedians. >> i'm one of them. >> i'm one of them. >> and i'm joined tonight by headliners answer to phil and holly. >> it's paul cox . >> it's paul cox. >> it's paul cox. >> and chris to win. >> and chris to win. >> oh, yes, please. >> oh, yes, please. >> you both do it. i'm all right. >> well, that doesn't look anything like holly willoughby. >> well, i've got the. well, you know , and you've got the one and know, and you've got the on

, gloria may, stephen fry, gloria hunniford so many people have given their tributes.eems like he was universe really loved . loved. >> yes. and it wasn't just british because he loved cricket, for example . and he cricket, for example. and he went down mostly every winter to sydney and lived there for quite a few months while the cricket was on. he was a very versatile man, but , you was on. he was a very versatile man, but, you know, i got to know him because we all used to go to the same tailor and a great collection of people and amazing collection people. doug. doug was the i won't go into his details was the tailor and he just collected from the rothschilds to the jackie stewart's michael parkinson was one of his best friends and he just was the best man. it was. it was like going in for a cup of coffee. you went to see them and who would be there? michael parkinson because the two of them got so well together. he was just the perfect integer . was just the perfect integer. you know, a man like muhammad ali, who was travelling all around the world and every city

been the showbiz industry who've been leading tributes, including stephen , who was interviewed stephen frylawson who said he was a wonderful listener and a true gentleman . and but what's been gentleman. and but what's been quite heartbreaking dickie quite heartbreaking is dickie bird, former cricket bird, who's the former cricket umpire spoke him the day umpire. he spoke to him the day before yes. he before he died. yes. and he said, you know , he was they said, you know, he was they cracked jokes together . cracked a few jokes together. but he was coming off but he said as he was coming off the had a feeling that the phone, he had a feeling that was the last time he was going to speak to parky. they had been friends 74 years. and friends for 74 years. and had grown teenagers together grown up as teenagers together in there are people in barnsley. so there are people who have known and loved him in a personal capacity. >> i that's lovely to see >> i think that's lovely to see you. got the dickie you. that you've got the dickie bird since they bird who's known him since they were spoke to

it was instead of you reading the story to your kids at night, you let stephen fry do it. yeah.o the value of >> but there's also the value of being it, as a kid? being bored, isn't it, as a kid? yeah, absolutely. a lot of creativity comes that. a creativity comes from that. a lot up comes from lot of growing up comes from just there just just sitting there and just finding things do. finding things to do. >> cardboard going under >> cardboard boxes, going under the making a things well. >> my mum used to just say, go find a book. yeah. and, and actually the guilt of not doing it yourself, thought, oh it yourself, you thought, oh i ought and find a book and ought to go and find a book and you'd and, and you'd find something and, and binge that. yeah. oh how binge on that. yeah. oh how times have changed cindy. actually. times have actually. how, how times have changed because younger investors are looking to tiktok for tips . yeah. for tips. yeah. >> so this is a story about how more and more young people, especially during the pandemic when they you know, not when they were, yo