perfect 11 out of 11 in his specialist subject round, on the comedy song writing duo flanders and swanng the blood. yes. lister. yeah. january brings the snow. yes. what form of humour was he referring to? satire. is correct. jonathan gibson... dodgers. yes. ..student. .. genus. yes. ..24 years old... louisiana purchase. yeah. ..and the youngest ever mastermind champion. you have now a total of 28 points. the response from everyone has been overwhelmingly lovely. i just feel so incredibly lucky and, yeah, it great. it feels like a dream. this history phd student from glasgow — his accent is a mystery even to his own family — developed a love of his specialist topic, flanders and swann's 50—year—old comic songs, when he was seven. # i'm a gnu. # how do you do? he's also appeared on university challenge. saladin. saladin is right. but mastermind is a rather different quizzing experience. i felt so incredibly nervous. i was worried i might look like i was about to pass out. but... but, yeah, i think thatjust once you are in the chair and oncejohn is reading the questions, i think you just

flanders and swann. january brings the _ subject? flanders and swann. correct. you have now a total of 28 points. you are the youngest person ever to _ points. you are the youngest person ever to become mastermind champion. it's absolutely incredible. it's such— it's absolutely incredible. it's such a — it's absolutely incredible. it's such a huge _ it's absolutely incredible. it's such a huge honour, - it's absolutely incredible. it's such a huge honour, i'm - it's absolutely incredible. it's - such a huge honour, i'm completely speechless — such a huge honour, i'm completely speechless-— such a huge honour, i'm completely seechless. ., . , ., speechless. how many of them did he aet riuht?! speechless. how many of them did he get right?! so — speechless. how many of them did he get right?! so good. _ and we can now speak to mastermind champion jonathan gibson, who joins us from glasgow. congratulations. what an impressive performance last night?— congratulations. what an impressive performance last night? thank you so much. it's performance last night?

competing alongside team—mate polly swann in the women's pair, they held off a romanian charge in the decided to make a comeback after spending time on a rowing machine during last year's first national lockdown. the mum of three says she's now setting her sights on becoming the first woman to make a british olympic rowing team after having children. one big gain is by doing this race, far, far more questions will have been asked just by doing one final. next time i sat on the start line of a a final, almost everything will be erased i was thinking today. i was literally thinking, "will i make it down the track?" and it's silly because i do it in training every day, butjust something about racing makes those doubts come to the surface. now i've squashed those all, i can move forward and be the athlete i know i am, and move on to be the athlete that i want to be as well. great britain's impressive showing at the european weightlifting championships has continued with emily campbell picking up gold in the super heavyweight snatch, clean and jerk and combined disciplines. this lift of 15

competing alongside team—mate polly swann in the women's pair, they held off a romanian charge in theo make a comeback after spending time on a rowing machine during last year's first national lockdown. the mum of three says she's now setting her sights on becoming the first woman to make a british olympic rowing team after having children. one big gain is by doing this race, far, far more questions will have been asked just by doing one final stop next time i'm sat at the start line of a final, almost everything will be erased. i was thinking today, was literally thinking, am i going to make it on the track? and i do in training —— i can do in training every day, but something about racing puts those doubts to the surface. i've squashed all of those. i can move forward and be the athlete i know i am. i want to be the athlete i want to be as well. britain's sam bird continues to lead the formula e world championship — but couldn't add to his points total after crashing out on the final lap of race 2 at the rome e prix. bird was taken out by nick de vries on a chaotic final lap that ha

perfect 11 out of 11 in his specialist subject round, on the comedy song writing duo, flanders and swanns. ..student. .. genus. yes. ..24 years old... louisiana purchase. yeah. ..and the youngest ever mastermind champion. you have now a total of 28 points. the response from everyone has been overwhelmingly lovely. i just feel so incredibly lucky and, yeah, it's great. it feels like a dream. this history phd student from glasgow — his accent is a mystery even to his own family — developed a love of his specialist topic, flanders and swann's 50—year—old comic songs, when he was seven. # i'm a gnu. # how do you do? he's also appeared on university challenge. saladin. saladin is right. but mastermind is a rather different quizzing experience. i felt so incredibly nervous. i was worried i might look like i was about to pass out. but... but, yeah, i think thatjust once you are in the chair and oncejohn is reading the questions, i think you just try and focus on one question at a time. jonathan is the 2021 mastermind champion. the grand final also marked another little landmark. it wasjohn hump

microchip which detects cold at night in your body should you be concerned well i'm pretty sure been swann is and he will join us to discuss these really look into the how to take care of the treated water is an unavoidable obstacle in the process of the decommissioning of the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant. japan is announcing their plans to release the treated water from the fukushima nuclear plant into the water we are going to bring you the full report and the effects that this might have on the environment as well as your health plus the trouble the border is still continuing while the biden administration has struck a deal with a 3 a central american countries but will that help well we're going to ask our immigration expert and finally as congress comes back from their spring break on top of their agenda is looking into the charges of assault against representative matt gates but should he be the only one well guess what we're going to give you the 360 view i'm scouting out hughes and this is news right here on r.t. america. my. well it's official in japan has announced that

joining us now to discuss this and other crypto related news boom bust co-hosts and crypto analyst ben swann and christy i always a pleasure to talk these things over with you guys chrystia i want to start with you why did this announcement by turkey cause a pullback on the bitcoin price. but i'm going to come with a little bit spiking down 4 percent for recovering on friday after turkey central bank band or curtis society needs transactional risks so this is huge and basically made as a additional assets cannot be used to regularly or indirectly to pay for goods and services and this decision could stall turkey's kamar which has gained a lot of momentum in recent months as investors have been looking to hedge against of the depreciation and also the inflation that top 16 percent last month but really this was just a quick spike down it was more so of a knee jerk reaction we've seen many tough regulatory currencies by major economies before like china but those bands are notoriously hard to enforce and so could the markets know this so they've all just like in the past shrugged off such loos

accent is a mystery even to his own family — developed a love of his specialist topic, flanders and swann50—year—old comic songs, when he was seven. # i'm a gnu. # how do you do? he's also appeared on university challenge. saladin. saladin is right. but mastermind is a rather different quizzing experience. i felt so incredibly nervous. i was worried i might look like i was about to pass out. but... but, yeah, i think thatjust once you are in the chair and oncejohn is reading the questions, i think you just try and focus on one question at a time. jonathan is the 2021 mastermind champion. the grand final also marked another little landmark. it wasjohn humphrys' 735th and final show. the previous record for youngest mastermind champion lasted 28 years. the new presenter, a tv journalist and presenter by the name of clive myrie, may have to ask a lot of questions before this record is broken again. david silitto, bbc news. now live! time for a look at the weather — here's louise lear. —— no lie! this is a familiar sight for april, —— no lie! this is a familiar sight forapril, despite —— no l

in northern - ireland, the health minister robin swann says he does not support them domestically.re were prizes to be one for such a scheme but there are ethical issues, also. the possibility of having to prove your covid status is still some way off yet. for now, easing restrictions will continue in england, without. and helen is at westminster. borisjohnson keeping boris johnson keeping his borisjohnson keeping his options open on this pretty controversial idea of covid passports. it is certainly _ idea of covid passports. it is certainly being _ idea of covid passports. it 3 certainly being considered, this review is being happening, it is looking at the options in the ways that have been set out. it is looking at the context of things like pubs or nonessential shops, also the context of could you then change social distancing rules. the one thing the government has been keen to stress is that this is not imminent. so this is not the sort of thing that is going to be brought in ahead of the changes on monday ahead of the changes that may happen in step three, due to start on ma

competing alongside team—mate polly swann in the women's pair, they held off a romanian charge in theack after spending time on a rowing machine during last year's first national lockdown. the mum of three says she's now setting her sights on becoming the first woman to make a british olympic rowing team after having children. one big gain is by doing this race. far, far more questions would have been asked just by doing one final. next time i'll sound outline of a final, almost everything will be raised. i was literally thinking today am i going to make it down the track? and it's silly because i do every day in training butjust something about racing makes those doubts come to the surface and i have managed to squash those all and move forward and be the athlete i know i am and move on to be the athlete that i want to be as well. there was plenty of other success for great britain, including gold in the men's four. find you can get all all the results and much more on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport let's return now to the death of the duke of edinburgh. as we've been

competing alongside team—mate polly swann in the women's pair, they held off a romanian charge in thee during last year's first national lockdown. the mum of three says she's now setting her sights on becoming the first woman to make a british olympic rowing team after having children. one big gain is by doing this race. far, far more questions will have been asked just by doing one final. next time i sat on the start line of a a final, almost everything will be erased i was thinking today. i was literally thinking, will i make it down the track? and it's silly because i do it in training every day butjust something about racing makes those doubts come to the surface. now i've squashed those all, i can move forward and be the athlete i know i am, and move on to be the athlete that i want to be as well. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. well done her. see you a bit later on, thanks much indeed. the children's commissioner for northern ireland says criminal gangs are coercing children during street violence to attempt to destabilise the situation acr

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let's bring in our panel jonathan swann reporter for axios. congressman from south carolina. be she is not going to bring up this bill going to wait for the commission. it does seem like it's putting it out there. >> bret, this is a gift from god. that is the only way to describe it. it has no chance ever of becoming law with the current congress but it will be used to bludgeon democrat candidates in 2022 which is why you saw that motley group of only four that can't even wait for biden's commission. so republicans rejoice that jerry nadler is handling strategy for 2022. you are guaranteed to retake the house and the senate. >> bret: all right. well, it all depends on doing away with the filibuster. there are a number of things that tie to that take a listen to chuck schumer answering a question on that and then the key vote, joe manchin. >> what do you see getting done in the senate in a traditional 60 vote margin? >> well, as i said we are going to try to work with republicans wherever we can. but we must get bold change and if our republica

scoring a perfect 11 out of 11 in his specialist subject: the comedy song writing duo flanders and swannbut, yeah, i think thatjust once you are in the chair and oncejohn is reading the questions, you just try and focus on one question at a time and, really, when you are doing that there is not enough headspace, really, to think about being on tv or think about how nervous you are. but it was when they came to film my vt for the final, i actually had no idea before then. i thought... i thought i was maybe close, i knew that gavin fuller was also on 24, so i'd assumed that i'd maybe just missed the cut. so hearing thatjust added an extra level of pressure, really, for the final. hot on the heels of the vinyl revival is the cassette comeback. cassette tape sales are actually estimated to have doubled last year compared to 2019. ian haslam's been looking into the retro format�*s unlikely resurrection. music: pass the dutchie by musical youth. forget 21st—century streaming. in this part of central manchester it's all about cassette tapes — if you can find something to play it on, that is. #

in northern ireland, the health minister robin swann has said he does not support them domestically.st minister said there were prizes to be one for such a scheme but there are ethical issues, also. the possibility of having to prove your covid status is still some way off yet. for now, easing restrictions will continue in england, without. and helen is at westminster. so much debate about this and the ethics of it, issues of privacy and so on. we still don't know really where the government stands on this? no, not yet, this is under review and there are some pretty strong indications that it is being seriously considered. this review is ongoing in your head from the prime minister there, a pretty strong indication that went comes to international travel, the government does seem to be pretty on—board with that. when it looks at that wider question of where else domestically they could be used, that's where it gets trickier and again boris johnson the other week said this comes with moral complexities. particularly when you start getting into the area of things like having to show a

let's bring in national correspondent at politico, betsy woodruff swann, and professor in law at georgetown university, paul butler. he is an msnbc legal analyst good morning to you both so, bets betsy, i understand yo talked to matt gaetz's father, a prominent political figure in the state of florida help us separate out what's going on here, because there seems to be this claim of an extortion plot from the gaetzes that goes no parallel and separate from this other investigation at the justice department into possible sex trafficking that spun out of the investigation into joel greenberg. >> right my colleague has been covering tallahassee very closely for a long time, had a detailed conversation with john gaetz, matt gaetz' father yesterday john is very wealthy, a former longtime insider tallahassee politician and in a detailed interview, he told us on the record that he's worn a wire multiple times as part of an effort to try to help the fbi investigate what he and his son purport to be an extortion plot targeted at their family the important thing for people to remember here, who may b

in northern ireland, the health minister robin swann says he does not support them domestically.r mark drakeford said there were prizes to be won from such a scheme but there are ethical issues, too. the possibility of having to prove your covid status is still some way off yet. for now, easing restrictions will continue in england, without. let's take a look at the latest government daily coronavirus data and figures show there has been a further 2,379 lab—confirmed cases in the uk. the government said a further 20 people have died within 28 days of testing positive for covid—19, bringing the uk total to 126,882. and the latest data shows that 37, 119,083 jabs have been given in the uk so far. 31,622,367 were first doses — a rise of more than 40,000 on the previous day. and nearly 5.5 million were second doses, an increase of 611,590. borisjohnson has tried to reassure people about the safety of coronavirus vaccinations, despite a claim by one senior official at the european medicines agency that there is a link between the oxford astrazeneca jab and blood clots. he said people

scoring a perfect 11 out of 11 in his specialist subject, the comedy song writing duo flanders and swannin the chair and oncejohn is reading the chair and oncejohn is reading the questions you try and focus on one question at a time and really when you are doing that there is not enough headspace, really, to think about being on tv or think about how nervous you are. it was when they came to film my vt for the final i had no idea before then. i thought i was maybe close, but i knew gavin fuller had also got 2a so i assumed i had maybejust missed fuller had also got 2a so i assumed i had maybe just missed the cut. so hearing that added an extra level of pressure really for the final. thank ou for pressure really for the final. thank you for your _ pressure really for the final. thank you for your messages _ pressure really for the final. thank you for your messages about - you for your messages about redecoration of the prime minister's blanc. sylvia has e—mailed to say this is not about refurbishment. this is about the principle of integrity in public service. in my first local governmen

northern ireland also been working with the health ministerfor northern ireland robert swan —— robin swannte large scale oxygen equipment from northern ireland capable of producing over 1000 litres of oxygen per minute which is what is needed for the people of india. i would like to thank robin for the incredible hard work he has done to get this in the position so we can get it sent to india where it can produce the oxygen so badly needed. everyone across this whole united kingdom stand side by side with the people of india in these troubled times. because in this battle against coronavirus, we are all on the same side. this fight is a global fight. when other nations face their hour of need as we placed our hour of need here at home, we will be there. the situation in india is a stark reminder that this isn't over yet. it shows how important it is that we are vigilant here at home. and professor van tam will take us through the data in a moment but just before we do i want to give an update on the vaccination programme. this morning we published new data giving the first concrete evidenc

stuart swann is from the howard town brewery and joins us now. it went smoothly. to do. we have put a lot of prep on. | how excited were you and staff? the team, how excited were you and staff? the team. there — how excited were you and staff? tie: team, there was how excited were you and staff? tts: team, there was a how excited were you and staff? "tt2 team, there was a positive how excited were you and staff? tt2 team, there was a positive buzz yesterday. it was superb to see people back as the crew and the team. it was superb to see people back behind the bar, doing what they do best, and welcoming guys. it was fantastic. there was a real vibe. it fantastic. there was a real vibe. it was great. we saw pictures in a report earlier, people wrapped up in blankets. it is still chilly in the evening. blankets. it is still chilly in the evenina. , . . , ., evening. yes. there are a couple of cu s evening. yes. there are a couple of au s that evening. yes. there are a couple of guys that love _ evening. yes. there are a couple of guys that love local, _ evening. yes.

it's absolutely heart breaking to think about little kayden swann, sitting in the back seat of a car on lake shore drive, which i look out from my place in chicago and see every day and realize that he was shot in the head at the age of 1 and now is fighting to survive. the question is what are we going to do with this challenge? with 40,000 gun violence deaths every year and more than 100 every day. give up or stand up? i will tell you, i'm not going to give up. i'm going to do all i can to push commonsense constitutional reforms to bring gun violence to an end in america. madam president, i yield the floor and suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: mr. thune: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. mr. thune: is the senate in a quorum call? the presiding officer: we are. mr. thune: i would ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be lifted. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. thune: mr. president, on good friday, another capitol police officer lost his life qendzing --