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, and stephen king clearly showed in all his works that this piece was written off, he sufferedghtmares. from my nightmare, all these frightening things, this is also from my nightmare, in between i’m there i already added events, interactions between characters , i invented them based on him, then i remember this book of his, i understand why i was interested in reading some exciting parts, and then the part was boring, from this text i just realized how much brighter i am what he saw and what he came up with in... a dream, how they influence each other, there is dahl’s multi-volume book, and there is one volume dedicated to proverbs and sayings of the russian people, there are exactly two proverbs about dreams, they explain everything, the first one sounds so that on him, then in a dream, the second , that in a dream, then on him, in a dream, in a dream, he paid for it, the row backs up in winter until the ninth lamp , well, when a person goes out into nature and sleep improves, the dream is calmer, of course , here for example, on christmas eve there are two christmas eves ,

and so this is not a snobby stephen king.i work for three publishing companies and stephen king paid a lot of my salary. okay, but but believe it or not, after 42 years in the system, i'm still rather romantic about about the autonomous literary imagination and that i really truly believe whether it's true or not, i believe that that novelists are in there as people they're they're like you and me as novelists. they are higher forms of life with with with higher perceptions that not that float free of all this -- we live in. sorry, c-span and i think. i think you're you you try to read as an allegory of toni morrison's remove yourself from random house. i don't buy that. i think you're right on infinite jest being an allegory of of david foster wallace his into into the literary or the entertainment industrial complex e.l. doctorow ragtime i don't think so i think there's a doctor over who is a. a great public intellectual a critic of the of the system. and then there's the e.l. doctorow, the novelist. and he don't i don't qu

and stephen king clearly showed in all his works that this piece was written off, he suffered from nightmare, all these frightening things, this is also from mine nightmare, in the interval i already added events of interaction between the characters, i invented them for him, then i remember this book of his, i understand why it was interesting for me to read some exciting parts, and then the part was boring, based on this text i i just realized how much brighter, here is what he saw and what he came up with for him, a dream, a dream, how they influence each other, there is dahl’s multi-volume book, and there is one volume dedicated to proverbs and sayings of the russian people, there is - exactly .. ... two proverbs about dreams , they explain everything, the first sounds like that in his, then in a dream, the second, that in a dream, then in his, dreamed in a dream, embodied in him, no, i have, yes, yes, yes, yes, all this interacts, and naturally, it is best, of course, to create maximum comfort for yourself conditions for sleep, well, this view, it coincides with the scientific

how is it that buckie comes to be mentioned in the stephen king novel?nburgh school to feature in the book, and for some reason he liked the name buckie thistle. he's got a kit and has sent signed copies. volunteers like these keep it going. i enjoy my football, i sit by it and see plays through it to different clubs. i enjoyed every saturday. cheers to that. cheers, guys. there you go. more sports updates for you later on bbc news but that is all. i will hand back to london and alan foster. the british prime minister is facing another test of his authority tonight. over plans to send migrants tonight. over plans to send migrants to rwanda. rishi sunak is trying to revive government proposals to send some asylum—seekers there. arguing it will deter people from crossing the english channel in small boats from france. he has suffered the biggest rebellion of his premiership in parliament last night. two deputy chairman of the conservative party resigned. saying the bill was not tough enough. within the next hour, mps will vote on the prime minister's landm

everyone from theodore roosevelt to the "titanic's" unsinkable molly brown and more recently author stephen kinglways look creepily familiar, it may be because the stanley is where king was inspired to write "the shining." >> hello, danny. >> reporter: a hotel haunting that director stanley kubrick turned into a horror classic. >> here's johnny! >> reporter: but the stanley was also up haunted by something else. decades of financial woes. it was in bankruptcy when hotel entrepreneur john cullen found himself the latest in a long line of supposedly cursed proprietors to invest in this creepy place. >> i don't know if i celebrate or cry. here's johnny! >> reporter: he knew he had to capitalize on the hotel's ghoulish reputation. >> you got a big surprise coming to you. >> reporter: so he fixed up stephen king's actual room. you can now stay in it. and he built a hedge maze right out front. just like the one where jack nicholson finally met his frozen end. and in keeping with that frozen theme, cullen got another idea. in 2022, asked the mayor of estes park former mission to allow one very special

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"i’ll be respectful to you, i’ll call you names russian stephen king, and you tell me, no, i have my, sometimes it seems to me that my heart doesn’t beat, because how can you tell whether you’re still alive or not?” but i know like, you need to hurt yourself, but in my opinion you’re just overtired, yeah, i thought so too, i lay down for 2 days, i felt better, and then, then these nightmares, i got used to it, i realized that this is a payment, i pay i bring it in regularly, every day. it’s god’s day, men, i didn’t interfere, actually, we’re having a serious conversation, i just wanted to remind you that tomorrow we have a new book coming out, there will be a banquet at the publishing house, we would really like for the critics not to ignore our modest gathering, but really, vadik, maybe, maybe you’ll come, at least you’ll be with who to talk to, but you know that i don’t like these me... i can’t understand why you always need to be persuaded, okay, i ’ll come, i’m true to your word, well, guys, hello, good evening. oh, guys, sorry, hello, again, like everyone else, dear guests, we h

everyone from theodore roosevelt to the "titanic's" unsinkable molly brown and more recently author stephen kingbecause the stanley is where king was inspired to write "the shining." >> hello, danny. >> reporter: a hotel haunting that director stanley kubrick turned into a horror classic. >> here's johnny! >> reporter: but the stanley was also up haunted by something else. decades of financial woes. it was in bankruptcy when hotel entrepreneur john cullen found himself the latest in a long line of supposedly cursed proprietors to invest in this creepy place. >> i don't know if i celebrate or cry. here's johnny! >> reporter: he knew he had to capitalize on the hotel's ghoulish reputation. >> you got a big surprise coming to you. >> reporter: so he fixed up stephen king's actual room. you can now stay in it. and he built a hedge maze right out front. just like the one where jack nicholson finally met his frozen end. and in keeping with that frozen theme, cullen gt another idea. in 2022, he asked the mayor of estes park former mission to allow one very special guest to check in. a man who had been

how is it, gary, that it's come to be mentioned in a stephen king novel?in the book. and for some reason he liked the name buckie thistle and thereby chose it. he's got a kit now, and he sent us two signed copies. is he now the most famous buckie thistle fan do you think? it would probably rate as... probably would be, wouldn't he? one of the best known supporters of buckie thistle, yeah. and famous supporters aside, it's club volunteers like sandra and alan patterson who keep it going. sandra, almost 35 years with this club, you are mrs buckie thistle. that's what i'm called, aye, that's what i'm called. great times in that time? aye, there've been happy times. i've seen good, bad times, but i enjoy my football. i sit by it and i've made many friends through it, through different clubs. i enjoy it, i look forward to it every saturday. it keeps me young. and alan, you're pretty busy as well. i understand you are kitman, handyman, everything man. more or less, aye. more or less. it feels as though you're keep the club afloat at times. well, someone needs to

. wouldn't read stephen king.o and terrible politics. hate horror and he's a weirdo ancwell, terrible politics. hate horror and he's a weirdo ancwell, there rrible politics. hate horror and he's a weirdo ancwell, there we le politics. hate horror and he's a weirdo ancwell, there we le pyou:s. hate horror and he's a weirdo ancwell, there we le pyou should >> well, there we go. you should be the art from be able to separate the art from the true that's what the artist. true that's what i think anyway. so the telegraph now, and what's this story? now, uh, and what's this story? something childhood , cressida. >> absolutely not. how the super wealthy spoiling their wealthy avoid spoiling their children. so how do they? well, i don't know if you've seen that bit by ricky gervais, but he covers this. >> yes. fans well, it's he uses language we can't use. >> he does. i can't do it for you. and also i think it would be unfair to ricky gervais if i tried to it would re—enact it, but it is true, it that but it is true, is i

plus, stephen welcomes gayle king and charles barkley and ebon moss-bachrach. uis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] >> stephen: there you go! thank you. happy. happy. hey, everybody. thank you very much. welcome, welcome one and all in here, out there, up there, down there to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. quick question. before we start mates proceedings. anyone fly in to see tonight's show? [cheering] all right! well, you're walking home. 'cause it's been a tough couple days for the airline industry. last friday? last friday, an alaska airlines plane had to make an emergency landing after a door panel popped off at 16,000 feet. but here's the deal. the ntsb, or nut-sub, has released its preliminary findings on the door popping off, announcing the panel on the plane may not have been properly attached. ya think? it reminds me of the ntsb's groundbreaking report on the hindenberg, "kaboom." the good news -- now, the good news is that th

stephen: on camera? >> america: yes, gayle king offered us tequila. >> stephen: gayle was pressuring you?and alcohol. and then okay. i couldn't look like a wimp so i took it. it was a really nice way to start on the red carpet. >> stephen: the enemies are monday. do you recommend it. >> america: i'm not going to the emmys. but if anyone's going -- >> stephen: i'm going to the emmys the emmys. >> america: i do recommended. >> stephen: i'll have a shot of tequila right at the beginning. i will see if gayle is avai available. you are able to celebrate and talk about the movie in ways you couldn't. because it came out in the middle of the strike. he basically couldn't go out there and talk about this. >> america: exactly. we had done a big global tour but we weren't giving anything away and nobody really knew with the movie was about. and so, you know, once it came out, then we weren't allowed to engage with it in any way except for if i come alike, secretly found people who'd seen the movie and i was like, come into the back room and tell me what you though. i am strike. i met princes rima o

. >> stephen: three years as the king and then straight over to this. >> austin: it was almost too fastat he was sort of joking saying you're going to lose your mind when you finish this three years of your life focused on this one thing. you're going to have to find in right into afterwards. the other producer, pat mccormick, a good friend of mine, he said well, tom. find him something to do and tom said well, i've got this world war ii thing i'm working on. >> stephen: just happened to have it here. >> austin: just right here. >> stephen: three years of elvis. i mean, that must've been intense. >> austin: yeah. it was a lot. >> stephen: what was that transition like? into this? was it hard to let go? >> austin: yeah. i was just trying to remember who i was. i was trying to remember what i liked to do. all i thought about was elvis for three years. and then i have that week off. and then i flew to london and then at that time, it was covid so i'm quarantining for ten days. i thought all right, just for all his energy into learning about world war ii. >> stephen: how would elvis fly a p

and then that thursday, we do have king tides in the forecast and then another unsettled pattern just tuesday, wednesday. and then again on friday saturday. so stephen, going to be a wet one in a cold you mentioned the king tides are always fascinating to see people go out there and they see them splashing up and yes, cause a little bit of thursday thursday as well in a lab. >> okay. no problem. coming up next in sports, the forty-niners hosted the rams for their final game of the regular season. sports director jason dumas says the highlights coming up. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the niners didn't have much to play for today as it pertains to standings in playoff implications. but kyle shanahan said all week that he expected his team to take this one seriously and get better. most importantly, get through the game without any major injuries. i feel like he should mostly be satisfied with what he saw despite the outcome. san francisco hosted the rams at levi stadium in brock purdy. he was in street clothes today. look at him with that grin. sam darnold get he got to start 1st quarter. >> those for 3rd goal darnold to elijah mitchell touchdown on t

stephen: it has. telling some paper. controversy sells. during the early songs you sing "will you love me tomorrow." carole kingnk that i had written a song that express the real fear that the audience was going to go out and see other bands. [laughs] >> stephen: you didn't know where this relationship was going. you like me tonight but will you call me? >> jeff: exactly. i felt like that was exactly how i felt at the end of every show. i feel like i really did something embarrassing here. but i feel like it was in service of something beautiful. i wanted to make this connection and it really means a lot to me. but yeah, you guys. you are still seeing other bands, aren't you? >> stephen: yes. so you really give all of yourself early in a relationship? >> jeff: yeah. >> stephen: i would say off of tinder. >> jeff: i don't even know what that is. >> stephen: jeff, it was lovely to see you. thank you for being here. "world within a song" is available now. jeff tweedy, everybody. we'll be right back. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportuni

now stephen fry has handed his voice calling for the king's guard to stop using birther.to be used with synthetic first. so is he right? i don't often agree with stephen fry, but i think he might be to on here. you don't on something here. you don't agree, you? agree, do you? >> i really care. but >> i don't really care. but anyway, let us know what you i >> -- >> it's 11 am. lam >> it's 11 am. on wednesday, the 10th of january. >> this is britain's newsroom on tv news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> thank you very much for joining so read joining us this morning. so read c defence secretary c attacks the defence secretary grant says the largest grant shapps says the largest houthi in the red houthi attack to date in the red sea has repelled by hms sea has been repelled by hms diamond and us warships. our security editor, mark white, has the latest . the latest. >> well, there is no doubt this is an escalation. hms diamond shot down seven of those 18 attack drones , as well as three attack drones, as well as three missiles that were launched towards shipping in 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

former president bill clinton, duke of york prince if andrew, the late king of pop michael jackson and even the professor, stephena with hu in the newsroom. she has the details for us. lydia where, good to see you. what exactly is in these documents? >> reporter: hey, lauren. these documents are shedding new light on stunning details about jeffrey epstein's relationships. several of the people named were already known to be inside of epstein's orbit. you named some of them, former presidents bill clinton and donald trump, neither of whom are accused of wrongdoing. also prince andrew was named. he settled claims with epstein accuser virginia geoffrey in 2022. famed physicist stephen hawking and entertainer david copperfield were included. this showing the scope of epstein's star-power network. an epstein accuser said copperfield once performed magic tricks at a dinner and allegedly asked her whether she was aware that, quote, girls were getting paid to find other girls. cop orfield has not been accused of any wrongdoing here. and hawking's name is written in a 2015 e-mail written to ghislaine maxwell who is servin

the actor stephen free throw has called to an end to the use of real fur in the bare skinned caps worn by the king on duties. he's backing an animal welfare campaign to bring it to an end. you're watching "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 leftover from china's civil war. they drove china's nationalist leader shanghai check from power. today taiwan is a democracy and its people are free to choose the government they want. >> there was a time when statues of shanghai she can greeted up whenever you went on this island. today it's a rare sight. hundreds of his statues have been stashed away here at this riverside park. this 94-year-old isn't happy about it. as a young soldier he fled china in 19 9 but he's never stopped feeling chinese. >> 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. >> shanghai shek tried to turn china into

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

. >>> 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 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

and you see, you're not alone, stephen, because the king also couldn't find a razor blade today.k fur there. and i don't think that's going to come off when he becomes king. no. >> well, no one can tell him to, um, unlike my mother, she won't be able to insist when he's the king mind you, he's got, um, he has got a little bit of a reputation. yes, a bit of a party boy. well there's, uh, there's been a few stories in there's been a few stories in the paper. >> uh, when he was in spain, perhaps getting a bit too close to somebody who was rather a female and attractive. uh, i don't know the truth. or otherwise of that, but it is interesting that the marriage to . and there we see queen mary and that's an earlier day when they had their children. she as as has been said, australian born, but she has very strong , born, but she has very strong, uh, caledonian uh , uh, scottish uh, caledonian uh, uh, scottish roots as well. so we have a great interest in that. and of course the danish have a great interest in us and it's always whenever there's a poll of the happiest people in the worl

stephen: that's it for "the late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be gayle king, charles barkley, and ebon moss-bachrach.

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

kings contra los este muñequito de hello kitty. no sé donde lo voy a poner, pero me hace falta. stephentica. otro partido impresionante. 2 y 2 en la temporada. este vamos a pasar al fútbol del área de la bahía porque hoy tuvimos un anuncio que fue histórico. hoy se anunció el calendario de juegos para el equipo de bi fc en su temporada inaugural y bueno, nos vamos a ver entonces cuáles son estos partidos, porque nos encuentran unos buenísimos en el paypal para la temporada. arranca de visita bi tiene una prueba durísima visitando a siri en lo que será su primer partido en la historia del equipo y tendrán que esperar 2 semanas para recibir a houston, a la mexicana aquí en el paypal park, en lo que será el debut en casa en otra de las fechas importantes recibirá a las campeonas got a messi el 24 de mayo. además también va a llegar aquí el portland thorns. eso será en mayo. primero el san diego de alex morgan, que estará acá en mayo. 17 y después en el city. va a venir a visitar a bifc en junio. 22 y bueno, se espera que sea realmente toda una fiesta. y nosotros, por supuesto que estaremos

the actor, stephen fry, has called for an end to the use of real fur in the bearskin caps worn by the king'sng 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 fled c

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

stephen. the irony is the king would have wanted harry and meghan players in the meghan to be big players in theg people who want to destroy the queen. >> as her majesty the queen. >> as her majesty the queen. >> commonwealth >> by the way, the commonwealth is expanding. shush you lot. >> by the way, the commonwealth is eright. ng. shush you lot. >> by the way, the commonwealth is eright. ng. fgot;h you lot. >> by the way, the commonwealth is eright. ng. got to you lot. >> by the way, the commonwealth is eright. ng. got to movet. >> by the way, the commonwealth is eright. ng. got to move on. >> right. i've got to move on. still is still to come. keir starmer is taken. strict taken. i've got to be strict with you it's taking on with you today. it's taking on rishi at pmqs. stay with rishi sunak at pmqs. stay with us build of that. us for the build up of that. don't go anywhere. it's britain's don't go anywhere. it's britai brighter outlook with box >> a brighter outlook with box sponsors on . gb news. sponsors of whether on. gb news. good morning. welcome to your latest gb news weather update wit

stephen hawkings, and of course only people who are not in the united states. we have important politicians outside america , one of the most important of whom is prince andrew, the brother of the king of england, and ehud barak, the first the former minister of the zionist regime, and now these 170 names, when they were published in the court , what did it mean, that is, these 170 committed such a crime, having relations with a person under the age of 18 on that island, no, this is a very important point to know that the names that in this case , not all of them are necessarily accused of being in contact with people under the age of 18, and many of them were people who used to come and go to that island and are now in contact with absin. i said that this wide circle of people with political and social influence in that the island hosted. but some of these people like prince andrew more serious charges were brought against him in 2021 , he was prosecuted for the same charge and in connection with the same case, and he was forced to renounce his royal military titles, that is , 170 names in relation to the division. who is obviously the brother of the king of england, the story is m

the actor, stephen fry, has called for an end to the use of real fur in the bearskin caps worn by the king'saring 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 defend them

stephen: we just saw you in that clip as bayard rustin. for those who aren't familiar, that's him reading the riot act to martin luther king right there.e in the civil rights movement that he had that intimate, powerful relationship with king? >> colman: first of all, he was the one who really inspired dr. king on his ideologies about pacifism, teachings of gandhi et cetera, he was an outlier in the world. raised quaker, black guy from west chester, pennsylvania. he played the loot and saying elizabethan love songs and he also organized the march on washington. he was wildly hidden into the shadows of history because of his -- he was openly gay. in 1963. just imagine, there was no out or open at that time. it would devastate not only his career, his livelihood, but also bring harm to his body. >> stephen: was their worry within the civil rights community, the conversations going on right now that perhaps the fact that he was openly gay is going to be damaging to the movement? because strom thurmond and j. edgar hoover are going to use him as a wedge? >> colman: absolutely. there is also infighting from other groups as well. just imagin

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friday and stephen fry has called for the king's guards to stop using real fur as part of their ceremonial>> the comedian and actors backed an animal welfare campaign calling for fake fur to be used instead. these tall black bearskin hats are a familiar sight at military events, including of course, the changing of the guard. the military, the ministry of defence say the bear fur is from legal and licensed hunts . legal and licensed hunts. >> they actually already make bearskin hats from not best, do they? um, not that the army used them, but we've had one in the studio about 18 months ago now. you wouldn't know the difference. you would not know the difference . so why use the the difference. so why use the real to say, why use the real i have to say, why use the real i have to say, why use the real thing? yeah but there you go. um, we'll see if anyone listens to stephen fry. i think he makes a very good point. now a bitterly start to the a bitterly cold start to the week. in case you hadn't week. just in case you hadn't noticed, we've snow showers noticed, we've had snow showers across t

stephen fry has called for an end to the use of real fur in the bearskin caps worn by the army regiments who protect the royal palaces, who're known as the king's "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 achievement. among them was christian lamb. at six in the morning

i'll discuss claim that discuss stephen fry's claim that the caps worn by the king's guards at buckinghamirst, your latest news headunes but first, your latest news headlines polly middlehurst headlines with polly middlehurst i >> -- >> thanks, martin. the top stories this hour. post office workers caught up in the horizon. it scandal will have their convictions overturned by signing to their innocence on a single document. postal services minister kevin hollinrake said today. the new emergency legislation to exonerate the workers may take weeks, but insists it is a government priority . there'll also be an up priority. there'll also be an up front compensation payment of £75,000 to compensate them for being pilloried , jailed or being pilloried, jailed or bankrupted as a result of flawed computer software, which wrongly indicated they'd been stealing post office money. vijay parekh was one of the victims of the scandal . he said those scandal. he said those responsible must be held accountable. >> all the people who are involved in this get the same treatment . we have had all this , tre

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