ladies and gentlemen, stephen fry. stephen fry: iwas on lots.ds. you don't feel the conversation's going to run out. you don't feel your mouth is going to turn dry and you can't remember a story. somehow he relaxes you. i mean, was that an ambition when you were a child, to be a movie star? is that what you imagined you might be? film star, name above the title. well... if i'm deeply honest, i'm afraid, yes. little part of me. one i remember most particularly that i did was when i was on with robin williams _ you're right. edith head dolphin. you're right. you're mad, but you're right. he simply was a genius, a one—off genius of comedy who was able to do things at speed that no—one else you ever met was able to do. do the major doth become minor, i'll have you not know. _ speak to me and run gentle moose and i'll call your name. _ "go, oh pinch—faced one, oh giant rat, and call mel not," said tony blair. "just say the word and george be not going into the bush, we shall." - it was an event. and now i think, you know, the people who succeeded par

read it, even if you don’t speak english, but know the russian text, listen to how read by stephen fry, this is just another recommendation. i in no way want to beg the merits of the translators, i must say that translating pushkin, i believe, is not the easiest task , which on the side has created more commentary than anegin many times over. regarding translations , i can tell a rather funny story, it is actually connected, rather, with translations of english literature into russian, i was there in the nineties i’ve been friends with one person for years, he’s english, he studied in moscow , and he says: listen, liz, i’ve always been amazed by your love for english literature. well, i say, for example, he says, well , take stevenson, mortal boredom, well, this it’s impossible to read, i tell him: old man, stevenson wrote chukovsky marshak, well, in general, yes, you read in the original, but i read what chukovsky translated, when you just look at the black arrow treasure island of the translation chukovsky, i still couldn’t understand why i was having such difficulty trying to get th

even if you don’t speak english, you know the russian text, listening to how stephen fry and evgeniad, it’s just another recommendation to you, an incredible amazing pleasure and he, unlike most people who read anegina, is very understands well. i tell him, old man, stevenson wrote chukovsky marshak, well, in general, yes, you read in the original, but i read what chukovsky translated, when you just look on the black arrow , sokrovich island, chukovsky’s translation, i still couldn’t understand why i was having such difficulty getting through everything else, by the way, i still can’t read dickins, but dickins has an absolutely amazing quality, he, if we throw out all these crazy things of his... very briefly, very clearly, well, it’s clear, it ’s like pushkin turgenev, or dostoevsky turgenev, dostoevsky describes, i always have the only film adaptation that i really like, this is the film adaptation of the first parts of an idiot with raw materials, well, of course, because pyryev caught the most important thing in dostoevsky, dostoevsky describes the world around him not with the h

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i presume you are in support stephen fry are in support of stephen fry saying these saying that these yes >> yeah. of course. i mean, the new expose that stephen is narrating shows bears being bahed narrating shows bears being baited , shot disembowelled and baited, shot disembowelled and dismembered by recreational hunters in canada, where these kings guards bearskin caps originate . and the footage originate. and the footage reveals that these hunters are baiting bears with buckets of cookies and bagels and then shooting these unsuspecting animals , sometimes with high animals, sometimes with high powered crossbows, which is a form of hunting that's actually been banned in the uk for decades. and then we know that some of the hunters sell the pelts on to auction houses , pelts on to auction houses, which is where the cap makers will purchase the fur to be made into these ceremonial caps. and it's just an acceptable that the government continues to support the slaughter of these bears . the slaughter of these bears. when a faux bear fur is readily available, it's being offered to the

the actor stephen fry has called for an end to the use of real fur in the bearskin caps worn by the king's. he is backing an animal welfare campaign calling for them to be made with artificial fur instead. you're live with bbc news. the uk's ministry of defence says a british warship, working alongside the us navy, has fought off what it says was the largest attack so far by the iranian—backed houthi rebels on shipping lanes there. according to a statement from the ministry of defence. .. "overnight, hms diamond, along with us warships, successfully repelled the largest attack from the iranian—backed houthis in the red sea to date." hms diamond used sea viper missiles and guns, and destroyed multiple attack drones heading for her, and commercial shipping in the area. there were no injuries or damage sustained by hms diamond or her crew. the ministry of defence has issued these images of the live firing undertaken by the crew of hms diamond. it's understood that more than 20 missiles and drones were shot down. at this stage the ministry of defence has not said if there were any casualties a

the actor stephen fry has called for an end to the use of real fur in the bearskin caps worn by the king'se a new president this coming weekend, in an election that china has called a choice between peace and war. china considers taiwan part of its own territory and it's been accused of interfering in the vote. but taiwan is a democracy, and its people are free to choose the government they want. 0ur asia correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes reports. there was a time when statues of chang kai shek greeted you wherever you went on this island. today, the generalissimo is a rare sight. hundreds of his statues have been stashed away here at this riverside park, south of taipei. 94—year—old fan shinjong isn't happy about what's being done to the legacy of his former leader. as a young soldier, fan fled china with chang in191l9, but he has never stopped feeling chinese. translation: taiwan is a province. - it is still a part of china. slowly, the differences between us will narrow until we are the same. then we can achieve unification. chang kai shek tried to turn taiwan into a mini version of

the actor stephen fry has called for an end to the use of real fur in the bearskin caps worn by the king'san animal welfare campaign calling for them to be made with artificial fur instead. you're live with bbc news. new data suggests last year saw the highest number of civilian casualties killed or injured by explosives in more than a decade. the uk—based charity action on armed violence recorded a 122% increase in civilian fatalities caused by explosives in 2023, causing the deaths of at least 15,305 civilians. the rise is largely due to the war being fought between israel and hamas in gaza. russian war in ukraine holds the second place, sudan, myanmar and somalia also contributed. we can speak live now to the executive director of the action on armed violence monitoring group. welcome. thank you for being with us. explain your methodology. how do you count the number of casualties? war is invariably going to have elements of the entries in it. we are not reliant on state telling us how many people have died or been killed. instead, we look and monitor out reliable english—language media

the actor stephen fry has called for an end to the use of real fur in the bearskin caps worn by the kinggn calling for them to be made with artificial fur instead. you�*re live with bbc news. israeli air strikes have intensified on southern and central gaza despite israel saying it will shift to a more targeted campaign. the military says it has hit a further 150 targets and killed dozens of militants in the last 2a hours. the hamas—run health ministry said another 147 people were killed and more than 2113 were wounded in gaza in that time. in a sign of the desperation there, hundreds of people have besieged aid trucks carrying flour and canned food in gaza city. the palestinian refugee agency unrwa says more than two million palestinians are now totally reliant on aid. america�*s top diplomat, antony blinken, has met the head of the palestinian authority in the west bank during his latest tour of the region. at a meeting in ramallah, mahmoud abbas told him no palestinian should be displaced from gaza or the west bank. the state department says mr blinken stressed that a route towards a

the actor stephen fry has called for an end of the use of real fur in the bearskin caps worn by the kingsit to be made with artificialfur. you're live with bbc news. the head of ecuador�*s armed forces — has ruled out any negotiations with the criminals behind a wave of violence in the country. the military has been authorised by the president, daniel n'boa, to "neutralise" 22 armed groups. he said ecuador was facing an internal armed conflict. on tuesday night, gunmen stormed a television studio and threatened staff live on air. the men, wearing balaclavas, burst into the studio, taking severaljournalists and staff members hostage. the police say, the attack will be treated as an act of terrorism and 13 men have been arrested. schools have been temporarily closed, while the peruvian government has deployed police to its border with ecuador. live now to our south america correspondent ione wells. be president in ecuador has called for these criminal gangs to be neutralised after a series of attacks in the country in the last couple of days. the scenes on tuesday night shocked the nation b

the actor stephen fry has called to an end of real fur in the bearskin caps worn by guards.middle eastamerica's top diplomat, antony blinken — still on his diplomatic trip. he's met palestinian leaders in the west bank. here he is meeting with the head of the palestinian authority, mahmoud abbas in ramallah. according to palestinian media, president abbas told mr blinken israel needs to immediately stop the war of �*extermination' against the palestinian peoplethe state department says, mr blinken stressed that a route towards a palestinian state must be part of the solution to let's look at gaza now. israeli air strikes have intensified on southern and central gaza — despite israel saying, it will shift to a more targeted campaign. the military says it's hit a further 150 targets and killed dozens of militants in the last 2a hours. the hamas—run health ministry said another 147 people were killed and more than 2113 were wounded in gaza in that time. next to israel's border with lebanon. these recent pictures released by the israeli military show, what they say, are strikes

the actor, stephen fry, has called for an end to the use of real fur in the bearskin caps worn by thes backing an animal welfare campaign calling for them to be made with artificial fur instead. you're live with bbc news. taiwan will elect a new president this coming weekend in an election that china has called a choice between peace and war. taiwan's separation from china is seen in beijing as an aberration — a "left over" from china's civil war. in 1949, the victorious communists drove china's nationalist leader chang kai shek from power. he fled to taiwan, setting up a rival government there. but today, taiwan is a democracy, and its people are free to choose the government they want. our asia correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes reports. there was a time when statues of chang kai shek greeted you wherever you went on this island. today, the generalissimo is a rare sight. hundreds of his statues have been stashed away here at this riverside park, south of taipei. 94—year—old fan shinjong isn't happy about what's being done to the legacy of his former leader. as a young soldier, fan

stephen fry has called for an end to the use of real fur in the bearskin caps worn by the army regiments instead. the ministry of defence says the skins come from "legal and licensed hunts". the rac is calling for a government investigation into led headlights after its research suggested many drivers believe they are too bright. the rac says the increased use of leds — as opposed to yellower halogen bulbs — could be to blame. it's the 80th anniversary of the d—day landings in france this year — and one woman who is hoping to visit the beaches of normandy for the first time to pay her respects is 103—year—old christian lamb. christian was an officer in the women's royal naval service — and herjob was to secretly map the shoreline in advance of the attack — which was a turning point in the second world war. she's been sharing her memories withjohn maguire. all who could get their hands on newspapers... as the news of the d—day landings was greeted with relief and great excitement by the british public, those who'd worked tirelessly to make them happen shared that sense of historic achieve

. >>> actor and comedian stephen fry is joining forces with peta to call on the united kingdom's of king'sop using real for in their bearskin hats. he narrated a video for the animal-rights group saying the hats are purely ornamental answer is no military purpose, the ministry of defense told the bbc the bear for comes from licensed and legal funds. back over to you. thank you. >>> coming up, seeing some unnatural games to start the year, it is jumping 60% already, down big today giving some of that back, we will dig into the space, how sulyohod u traded, what is the big take away? bill perkins joins us next. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ with your hearing, if you start having a little trouble, you're concerned that it's going to cost you money. to this day i only paid... ...what i had to pay for the device. when i go back, everything is covered. there's so much you're missing... ...by not having hearing aids. we'll find you a hearing aid... ...that fits your lifestyle and budget. try miracle-ear hearing aids with no commitment... ...during our resolution to hear better event. call 1-800-miracle now. >>>

the actor, stephen fry, has called for an end to the use of real fur in the bearskin caps worn by the—day hearing begins tomorrow at the international court ofjustice in the hague, into the genocide case brought by south africa against israel. the court is part of the un, it often rules on territorial disputes, but there have been cases involving genocide allegations, more recently against russia and against myanmar. the south africans are asking the court to issue provisional measures ordering ceasefire. israel will defend themselves, reversing a decades—old policy of boycotting the court and its 15 elected judges. let's speak to toby cadman. he is a barrister and international lawyer. good heavy with us on the programme. the israelis, the israeli government has called this a blood libel and they have accused the south africans of siding with a prescribed terrorist group, hamas. but they are not taking this lightly. they have assembled quite an astute group of lawyers to defend them.— lawyers to defend them. that's ri . ht. lawyers to defend them. that's right- they _ lawyers to defe

the actor and writer stephen fry has backed a campaign by animal rights group peta . calling for fake fur to be used instead . for fake fur to be used instead. and to discuss this, i'm now joined by jennifer white from peta , who is calling for that peta, who is calling for that ban. jennifer, welcome to the show . so, um, it's a fantastic show. so, um, it's a fantastic british tradition, a noble and long standing one for hundreds of years. the bearskin hat. gayle guarding the palace. tell us why you think that tradition should come to an end . should come to an end. >> well, the investigation footage speaks for itself. >> it's so disturbing. >> it's so disturbing. >> you're seeing bears being shot. disembowel and dismembered by canadian hunters. um, which, of course , you know, is the of course, you know, is the origin of these bearskin caps and the footage shows these bears being baited by hunters with cookies and bagels, and then these poor , unsuspecting then these poor, unsuspecting animals are shot, sometimes with crossbows , which are actually crossbows, which

while there is some positive news across the globe, closer to home, stephen fry has called for banningreal fur in bearskin hats worn by the british military. he made saying the use of made calls saying the use of canadian black bear fur is cruel, that faculty antevs cruel, and that faculty antevs should be used instead , as should be used instead, as tradition is never an excuse for cruelty. but is this just a matter of taste? not cruelty? if you eat meat, why is dog meat uniquely cruel or if you wear leather, a bear skin improper? well, i'm joined now by the senior media and communications manager at peta, jennifer white. jennnen manager at peta, jennifer white. jennifer, thank you for coming in.thank jennifer, thank you for coming in. thank you for having me. >> um, i understand your position that you don't think people should eat animal or animals or use animal products. >> ? yes. um, and >> products? yes. um, and i obviously understand my own position that i like eating lots of wear leather and of animals and wear leather and so a sort of so on. isn't there a sort of middle ground

while there is some positive news across the globe, closer to home, stephen fry has called for banningreal fur in bearskin hats worn by the british military. he made saying the use of made calls saying the use of canadian black bear fur is cruel, that faculty antevs cruel, and that faculty antevs should be used instead , as should be used instead, as tradition is never an excuse for cruelty. but is this just a matter of taste? not cruelty? if you eat meat, why is dog meat uniquely cruel or if you wear leather, a bear skin improper? well, i'm joined now by the senior media and communications manager at peta, jennifer white. jennnen manager at peta, jennifer white. jennifer, thank you for coming in.thank jennifer, thank you for coming in. thank you for having me. >> um, i understand your position that you don't think people should eat animal or animals or use animal products. >> ? yes. um, and >> products? yes. um, and i obviously understand my own position that i like eating lots of wear leather and of animals and wear leather and so a sort of so on. isn't there a sort of middle ground

behavioural crisis, trauma in metaverse and clarkson in the metaverse and clarkson taking aim at stephen fry infected blood welcome back to headliners. >> so lewis the observer have news of the behavioural crisis thatis news of the behavioural crisis that is undermining attempts to eliminate the human race. >> oh my god , didn't i tell you? >> oh my god, didn't i tell you? i don't want to talk about these kind stories. this kind of stories. these are. this is is is a typical is the this is this is a typical sunday story. it's in the it's in observer. it's a long in the observer. it's a long piece by who wrote piece by a guy who wrote a papen piece by a guy who wrote a paper. name is joseph mertz. paper. his name is joseph mertz. mertz which funny name mertz which is a funny name because that fred mertz which is a funny name beceethel that fred mertz which is a funny name beceethel mertz,1at fred mertz which is a funny name beceethel mertz, who fred mertz which is a funny name beceethel mertz, who frythe and ethel mertz, who were the neighbours honeymooners neighbours in the honeymooners in o

let's talk about stephen fry. claire. be whether or not we should be wearing bear fur. and i say we i'm talking about ceremony dress for men and women. for our service men and women. >> yeah. are bear >> yeah. these are the bear skins. of iconic skins. which one of the iconic pictures when everybody thinks of what the united kingdom is like, it's soldiers in red uniforms with a with a bearskin. and this is the first time and this is not the first time that this subject has come up. i've in the house i've been in the house of commons now, coming up to 20 commons for now, coming up to 20 years, and at least the last 15, there has been a campaign somewhere line somewhere along the line of people ditch bear fur. people saying ditch bear fur. the argument against using faux fur for the hats is that it isn't as solid as fur, and if it rains, then they tend to collapse in and it doesn't keep its shape and they go all sort of straggly and all the rest of starch, a bit of starch and faux fur. >> i'm not sure i buy it. i mean, the

as say about as stephen fry would say about brexit being, we in brexit being, we feel it in our bonesthere was a guy who wasn't his name, uh, tory wasn't his name, the, uh, tory minister. was who was he? he minister. who was who was he? he was to burley on sky was talking to kay burley on sky , and he the bbc news is , and he said the bbc news is terribly biased. and said, terribly biased. and she said, give he said, give me an example. he said, well, i listen to news quiz well, i listen to the news quiz last and it was, you last last night. and it was, you know, this of know, there was this tirade of abuse against the sukh. well, that's a against simon evans. >> there i mean, there is bias. >> think on radio, radio >> i think on on radio, radio four but that isn't >> i think on on radio, radio four for but that isn't >> i think on on radio, radio four for them that isn't >> i think on on radio, radio four for them to at isn't >> i think on on radio, radio four for them to complain. enough for them to complain. they've actually get they've got to actually get some. to nail down some.

stephen fry has called for an end to the use of real fur in the bearskin caps worn by the king's guardd a campaign by peta, people for the ethical treatment of animals, calling for fake fur to be used instead. the ministry of defence says the skins come from "legal and licensed hunts". young people who take and share nude pictures are contributing to a rise in sexual offences committed by children in england and wales. police figures suggest the offenders in half of all reported child abuse cases in england and wales were also under 18 and senior officers say some are not aware they are breaking the law. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds reports. this website created by students in 2021 was a turning point, police say. he blackmailed me into sending him nude pictures. schoolchildren began revealing the sexual pressure they face from other children. he kept sending me photos of it and asking if i would have sex with him. including to appear nude. but these accounts aren't from two years ago. i said yes because i didn't want to lose him. they're from the last few months, and the

but this has flared up because stephen fry has said that the king's guard should stop using real furthe big the berry , the furry the big the berry, the furry hats, which i think is their actual name. and, um , these are actual name. and, um, these are the obviously the ceremonial functions they wear. um, and he says they absolutely shouldn't do that. but jeremy clarkson has weighed saying, do that. but jeremy clarkson has weighed saying , no, we weighed in saying, no, we shouldn't hats made of shouldn't have hats made of nylon. this is a big argument about fabrics. >> now, i mean, what do you think? >> should the bear skin hats be made of actual bear? >> well, well, clarkson makes the very, uh, surprise hinckley politically correct point for clarkson that that the bears are getting , uh, consumed somehow. getting, uh, consumed somehow. anyway and that it's a by product. i don't think that's really the point. >> so they don't hunt the bears specifically make the hats? >> so they don't hunt the bears speci according�*nake the hats? >> so they don't hunt the bears speci according to ke

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then toss it on the tow truck radiator to fry up the carnival freak's trash waffle of news that is my segment... >> "meanwhile"! [cheers and applause] >> stephening for 7 years, then turned out to be living at a factory just 900 feet away from home." even more impressive? he was found at that factory working the bench grinder. [laughter] meanwhile, we all love kansas city chiefs tight end and glazed pork shoulder just about ready to come out of the slow cooker, travis kelce. but apparently, we've all been pronouncing his name wrong this whole time. we've all been saying "kel-see" when it's actually pronounced "chalamet." [laughter] i am joshing of course. according to a discussion on "inside the nfl," the correct pronunciation is is "travis kelz." and in a podcast, travis' dad backed it up by saying the proper way to say their last name is "kelz." come on, changing the pronunciation of your last name is the most pretentious thing i've ever heard or my name isn't stephen cole-bert. which it's not. and it never has been. [laughter] meanwhile, taco bell is offering cereal for a limited time only. makes sense. you eat enough taco bell, your time i

fry up. >> oh yeah. me to get margherita pizza margherita with pineapple and sweetcorn . and sweetcorn. >> oh my god. stephenpizza choice . >> that's awful. pizza choice. oh i like yeah, really? i think so . that sounds nice as well so. that sounds nice as well i love sweetcorn no . oh yeah. red love sweetcorn no. oh yeah. red flag ended all your italian viewers as well i don't. >> well never mind, never mind i could live with that. um no i love oh i love that. >> i would give that a go. >> i would give that a go. >> i would give that a go. >> i think it sounds yummy. >> i think it sounds yummy. >> i think we've got just about time. >> to cindy, tell us about how working from home is destroying our social skills. >> yeah, absolutely. this is >> yeah, absolutely. so this is a of head head a leading kind of head head hunting firm. um, about hunting firm. um, talking about how since the lockdown, so many people have stayed at working from home. even the pandemic's oven from home. even the pandemic's over. actually, they just over. and actually, they just don't to human don't have the human to human relationship