terry anderson was the senior associated press correspondent on the sixteenth of january nine hundred eighty five he was kidnapped on his way to the commodore hotel . three years into his detention his kidnappers released this photo of him wearing a commodore hotel t. shirt designed by use of for his journalist guests. anderson was the first journalist to be kidnapped in beirut that would be the last to be released in one thousand nine hundred ninety one. several different groups carried out the hostage taking but the most prominent was islamic jihad and i wouldn't advise any foreigners to stay here at the moment was atrocious in november one thousand nine hundred five which the special envoy to the british archbishop of canterbury terry waite arrived in lebannon to negotiate hostage releases he stayed at the riviera hotel but often went to the commodore to meet journalists. on the twenty first of november fighting known as the battle of the flag between different leftwing allied lebanese militias controlling west beirut reach the commodore hotel. terry waite was trapped inside with d

terry anderson was the senior associated press correspondent on the sixteenth of january nine hundred eighty five he was kidnapped on his way to the commodore hotel. three years into his detention his kidnappers released this photo of him wearing a commodore hotel t. shirt designed by use for his journalist guests. anderson was the first journalist to be kidnapped in beirut that would be the last to be released in one thousand nine hundred ninety one. several different groups carried out the hostage taking but the most prominent was islamic jihad and i wouldn't advise any foreigners to stay here at the moment world's atrocious order in november one thousand nine hundred five which the special envoy to the british archbishop of canterbury terry waite arrived in lebanon to negotiate hostage releases he stayed at the riviera hotel but often went to the commodore to meet journalists. on the twenty first of november fighting known as the battle of the flag between different leftwing allied lebanese militias controlling west beirut reached the commodore hotel. terry waite was trapped inside

terry anderson was the senior associated press correspondent on the sixteenth of january nine hundred eighty five he was kidnapped on his way to the commodore hotel . three years into his detention his kidnappers released this photo of him wearing a commodore hotel t. shirt designed by you. for his journalist guests. anderson was the first journalist to be kidnapped in beirut that would be the last to be released in one thousand nine hundred ninety one. several different groups carried out the hostage taking but the most prominent was islamic jihad. but i wouldn't advise. foreigners to stay here at the moment was atrocious in november one thousand nine hundred five which the special envoy to the british archbishop of canterbury terry waite arrived in lebannon to negotiate hostage releases he stayed at the riviera hotel but often went to the commodore to meet journalists. on the twenty first of november fighting known as the battle of the flag between different leftwing allied lebanese militias controlling west beirut reach the commodore hotel . terry waite was trapped inside with doze

terry anderson was the senior associated press correspondent on the sixteenth of january nine hundred eighty five he was kidnapped on his way to the commodore hotel . three years into his detention his kidnappers released this photo of him wearing a commodore hotel t. shirt designed by yousef for his journalist guests. anderson was the first journalist to be kidnapped in beirut that would be the last to be released in one thousand nine hundred ninety one. several different groups carried out the hostage taking but the most prominent was islamic jihad. but i wouldn't advise. foreigners to stay here at the moment while the situation is so good in november one thousand nine hundred five that the special envoy to the british archbishop of canterbury terry waite arrived in lebannon to negotiate hostage releases he stayed at the riviera hotel but often went to the commodore to meet journalists. on the twenty first of november fighting known as the battle of the flag between different leftwing allied lebanese militias controlling west beirut reach the commodore hotel. terry waite was trapped

and then of course afterwards terry anderson was kidnapped longest held hostage with seven years and then we all realized we were in trouble. terry anderson was the senior associated press correspondent on the sixteenth of january nine hundred eighty five he was kidnapped on his way to the commodore hotel. three years into his detention his kidnappers released this photo of him wearing a commodore hotel t. shirt designed by use of for his journalist guests. anderson was the first journalist to be kidnapped in beirut that would be the last to be released in one thousand nine hundred ninety one. several different groups carried out the hostage taking but the most prominent was islamic jihad and i wouldn't advise any foreigners to stay here at the moment was atrocious order in november one thousand nine hundred five which the special envoy to the british archbishop of canterbury terry waite arrived in lebanon to negotiate hostage releases he stayed at the riviera hotel but often went to the commodore to meet journalists. on the twenty first of november fighting known as the battle of th

in the 1970s she teamed up with her regular comedy partner, terry scott, in terry and june.m having awful trouble deciding what to give you tonight. well, you can start on an explanation. i'm talking about food, what about eating out? what about the garage? 0h, i'd much prefera restaurant! it was gentle undermining comedy, hugely popular and it ran for eight yea rs. hugely popular and it ran for eight years. —— under demanding. but to younger audiences, june whitfield will be best known as edina's mother in ab fab. inside of me there's a thin person just screaming to get out. just the one, dear? and even in old age she continued to delight audiences on programmes like radio's news huddlines. a versatile and reliable performer to the end. and, in a statement, shane allen, the controller of bbc comedy paid tribute to the actress saying june whitfield was the north star of british comedy. let's speak now to the comedian, barry cryer — who was friends withjune whitfield and had spoken to her recently. we heard about the range of roles she played, what was the secret of her huge

terry and june.of british comedy. it also leads on home secretary cutting short his holiday to handle the migrant issue. the mail on sunday says mps are calling for the migrant boats to be seized in calais. the observer leads on a story about gcses. the paper says private school pupils are gaining an advantage as they are more likely to take what the paper claims are less—demanding igcses, which state schools are being barred from using. the sunday express reports on the woes on the high street and says that experts predict at least 10,000 stores will shut next year after festive sales failed to come to their rescue. so lots of the papers, as we have been discussing, talking about dame june whitfield. and the telegraph is a lovely story and a lovely picture on the front page of the actress, who has been so fondly remembered this evening. that's absolutely right, i think there are very few actresses who would be so recognisable to so many generations of britons. she had a 70 year career andi of briton

then i began to have thoughts about terri.ttle bit different, you know. >> how so? >> i felt that the person was more like a man than like a woman, and i thought that the person maybe had been a man. >> why? >> from feeling into this area of their body, you know. i thought that's very similar to me, you know. it's like the person has had their sex organ removed. that's what i thought, you know, but i wasn't completely sure. this was after we got married. >> it was on the fourth day of their honeymoon when terri confirmed moore's suspicions. >> i confronted terri, you know, with some questions that i had, and she told me that she had been a man. >> did it make you question yourself? >> oh, yeah. still to this day. >> tell me about that. >> well, to find out you're in love with someone that is homosexual and you're not a homosexual, then things started progressing to real loss of temper, you know, towards the individual and hatred for the individual. i began to hate them, you know, and i hated them enough that i killed them, you

terry and june.tish comedy‘. it also leads on home secretary cutting short his holiday to handle the migrant issue. the mail on sunday says mps are calling for the migrant boats to be seized in calais. the observer leads on a story about gcses. the paper says private school pupils are gaining an advantage as they are more likely to take, what the paper claims, are less—demanding igcses, which state schools are being barred from using. sunday the sunday express reports on the woes on the high street and says that experts predict at least 10,000 stores will shut next year after festive sales failed to come to their rescue. a lot of different stories in the papers but let's start with dame judi whitfield. we've been hearing about her and the many roles she had ——june about her and the many roles she had —— june whitfield. lovely picture on front of the daily telegraph. absolutely, such a classic actress andi absolutely, such a classic actress and i think the longevity of her career, seven decades, speak

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in the 1970s she teamed up with her regular comedy partner, terry scott, in terry and june.arling. i'm having awful trouble deciding what to give you tonight. well, you can start on an explanation. i'm talking about food. what about eating out? what about the garage? 0h, i'd much prefera restaurant. it was gentle, undemanding comedy, hugely popular, and ran for eight yea rs. but, to younger audiences, june whitfield will be best known as edina's mother in ab fab. inside of me, there is a thin person just screaming to get out. just the one, dear? and, even in old age, she continued to delight audiences on programmes like radio's news huddlines. a versatile and reliable performer to the end. and in a statement, shane allen, the controller of bbc comedy, paid tribute to the actress. the bbc producerjon plowman, who produced the first four series of absolutely fabulous, spoke to us in the last hour to pay tribute to dame june. she was wonderful. she was a very, very skilled actress. i mean, that's a horrible word to use, but she absolutely knew how to do comedy. she knew what ma

in august, transport secretary chris grayling sung the praises of engineer sir terry morgan, the newe £56 billion project, but this weekend, sir terry learned from a newspaper report that he was soon to be dismissed. i can only but assume, because i've not yet been told, that because hs2 is such a critically important programme, and with the sense of disappointment around the performance of crossrail, that it was considered to be too risky for a programme like hs2 to continue in my role as chairman. sir terry was trusted to run london's vast crossrail project for almost a decade, but after delays and a projected £1 billion of extra costs, he's fallen out of favour at westminster and at city hall. it was only at the end of august that we were told that the central section of crossrail wasn't going to open until the autumn of next year. we had also found out about significa nt cost overruns in the project, and really that is hugely frustrating and hugely disappointing. hs2 is still officially on budget and on time, but sir terry morgan is leaving his job with a warning that this comple

the tip had seemed like gold and mike's sister terry was crushed.s deflated. >> i had to think that well, there's a possibility that maybe his body was somewhere else. i did have a feeling mike snyder was dead somewhere. >> the digging here was over, but metaphorically at least detective wilson still held a shovel. he was trying to get to the bottom of what ellen snyder had been doing around the time her husband mysteriously disappeared. it wasn't long before he found someone ellen a gun if you'd like to use it, if that will help. i'm ray and i quit smoking with chantix. smoking. it dictates your day. i didn't like something having control over me. i wanted to stop. the thing is i didn't know how. chantix, along with support, helps you quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke to the point that i could quit. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. some people had changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, agitation, depressed mood, or suicidal thoughts or actions with chanti

in august transport secretary chris 6rayling sung the praises of engineer sir terry morgan of the newweekend sir terry learned from a newspaper report that he was soon to be dismissed. from a newspaper report that he was soon to be dismissedlj from a newspaper report that he was soon to be dismissed. i could only assume because i have not yet been told that because hs2 is such a critically important programme and with the sense of disappointment around the performance of crossrail, that it was considered to be too risky for a programme like hs2 to continue. in my role as chairman. sir terry was trusted to run london's vast crossrail project for almost a decade but after delays and almost a decade but after delays and a projected billion pounds in extra costs, he has fallen out of favour at westminster and at city hall. costs, he has fallen out of favour at westminster and at city haltm was only at the end of august that we we re was only at the end of august that we were told that the central section of crossrail wasn't going to open until the autumn of next year. we had also found ou

terry, thank you. >>> as you know, terry, the other major story involving president trump tonight is his charitable foundation now agreeing to dissolve. all part of an ongoing lawsuit with new york state. the agreement after the state attorney general accused the president and his children of using donations and the foundation as little more than, quote, a checkbook. here tonight, abc's kyra phillips now. >> reporter: he once cast it as a world class charity, but tonight, president trump has agreed to shut down the trump foundation. the new york state attorney general, barbara underwood, calling it "little more than a checkbook to serve mr. trump's business and political interests." she says the president, his family and his campaign basically used the foundation as a personal slush fund. spending $30,000 in charity money on two portraits of donald trump himself. $12,000 for a signed football helmet of former quarterback tim tebow. and using foundation money to help his own campaign, pointing to this event in iowa in 2016. >> we love our vets. >> reporter: trump raking in $2.8 millio

stay right there terry we'll be back with you in just a moment of the u.s. has begun mourning the late u.s. president george w. george h.w. bush his body is lying in state in the rotunda of the u.s. capitol in washington to morrow at the national cathedral a state funeral will be held including a eulogy by another former president with the name bush the current u.s. president double trump will attend but will not speak. president donald trump with his wife molony of beside him pays his respects. a brief visit but important triumphant the former u.s. president didn't always see eye to eye. earlier a ceremony was held to pay tribute to president george h.w. bush a politician hoot and respect from all political sides. there was a kindness about the man. that was evident to everyone who ever met him. all his years in public service were characterized by kindness modesty till wednesday members of the public have been gathering to pay their final respects. to lake hughes. with the love of his right barbara and his daughter rather than and i just try to come here t

hi terry well the u.k. as you mentioned has expressed its disagreement with president trump's assessment of the situation on the ground in syria the u.k.'s junior defense minister tobias' elwood was even stronger than this on twitter he said i strongly disagree the isis threat has morphed into other forms of extremism and it's very much alive and as far as other e.u. reaction you foreign policy chief federica mcgreevey was asked at a press conference last hour. mrs mcgreevey was asked for reaction and said nothing so i think that people as you mentioned have been caught very much by surprise and are still digesting digesting this decision what about nato nato has its headquarters there in brussels to what nato officials make of trouble pulling u.s. troops out of syria. nato doesn't have any troops on the ground with its own operations in syria unlike in neighboring iraq where it would probably have much more to say about this all nato is saying is that it takes note of the u.s. decision and stresses that it

terry and june, the suburban housewife managing her slightly loopy.... i suppose younger people remember absolutely fabulous. she meant something to each generation. carry 0n films, radio work, terry and june. it would be on the telly. playing the suburban housewife. and reinventing herself as the mother is in absolutely fabulous, where she played the grandmother role to perfection. the sunday mirror, tributes to a national treasure, they say. it is a phrase we use often but in this case, accurate. they say. it is a phrase we use often but in this case, accuratelj think it is right. remarkable also that as a woman, having a lengthy career that as a woman, having a lengthy career in the entertainment world, starting when she reinvented herself and taking on roles that essentially ke pt and taking on roles that essentially kept her in our hearts as a national treasure is amazing. her biography, i think it was called and june whitfield, because she was not given the main roles, a reference to that. national treasure is used but she fits the role. the mail

terri sewell. struggles behind it than terri ms. sewell: first, i want to thank our leader for her leadership and the efforts to bring more democratic reforms to the american people and i want to thank my colleague from maryland for his leadership on h.r. 1. we are here today to make a promise to the american people. in the 116th congress, our first order of business is giving democracy back to the american people. that means starting work on day one to restore the voting rights act of 1965. that means passing legislation to end partisan gerrymandering, reform our campaign finance systems, and strengthen ethics reform. this past election, we saw american voters in state after state speak with one voice, demanding reforms that make it easier to vote, not harder. the voting rights advancement act does that, by restoring protections for voters in states with a history of discrimination. we believe that no matter state -- no matter what state you live in, whether you are a democrat or a republican, you should have a fair voice in our el

terry anderson was the senior associated press correspondent on the sixteenth of january nine hundred eighty five he was kidnapped on his way to the commodore hotel. three years into his detention his kidnappers released this photo of him wearing a commodore hotel t. shirt designed by use of for his journalist guests. anderson was the first journalist to be kidnapped in beirut but would be the last to be released in one thousand nine hundred ninety one. several different groups carried out the hostage taking but the most prominent was islamic jihad and i wouldn't advise any foreigners to stay here at the moment was atrocious order in november one thousand nine hundred five which the special envoy to the british archbishop of canterbury terry waite arrived in lebannon to negotiate hostage releases he stayed at the riviera hotel but often went to the commodore to meet journalists. on the twenty first of november fighting known as the battle of the flag between different leftwing allied lebanese militias controlling west beirut reached the commodore hotel. terry waite was trapped inside

i'm terry mcsweeney. breaking news, a major traffic alert in the south bay. police activity on 101 in san jose right now that is slowing traffic. in fact, it's stopping it pretty much. it's happening at alum rock avenue. police say there is someone on the fence of the overcrossing. we know it's a woman. we don't know what she's doing up there, if it's a protest or something else. right now, only one lane of traffic is open in both directions. there is no estimated time for all lanes to reopen. again that's highway 101 at alum rock in san jose. we will keep you postedn on 101 near san francisco, they're trying to solve the case of the missing driver. someone drove their northbound 101. when chp officers got there, no driver. nbc bay area sergio quintana was live when that car went into the car. what's going on up there? >> reporter: somehow, that driver managed to leave the scene. you can see, terry, where the skids mark where that suv careened off the freeway. it actually took out some trees along the way before landing in the water. now, this is what the cru

terry moran. stand by for us.ant to bring in our chief global affairs anchor far radda -- anchor martha raddatz. what does it mean for the troop and also the timing of the trip because as we mentioned secretary mattis is resigning, announced he's pulling out of syria and the drawdown in afghanistan. >> reporter: well, as terry mention the, it means a great deal to the troops. it's always a great thing to be recognized by your commander in chief and having traveled over there, and it -- speaking of a conflict zone. i cannot remember really a first lady going into a conflict zone right there. obviously it's less dangerous than it has been in many years in the past, and i think that's one reason why president trump chose to go toraq because it's considered a success story right now. they back isis. president barack obama, of course, started the pushback of isis and pulled back the troops in 2011 and had to 2011 and hadm back in 2017 when isis took over mosul which of course has been reclaimed by iraq and u.s. forces,

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terry? greg: leather pants, terry, leather pants!. >> that hurt. >> don't fo don't forget the pie shirt. greg: are you okay with again ethically editing -- genetic 'olediting-geneticallye? >> there's no way you can edit them so they don't suck. you can't edit them to make sure they don't grow up to be one of the people that is excited that maroon 5 is playing the super bowl. you can't edit them to make sure they don't grow up to be a 45-year-old living in your basement and commenting on internet that 9/11 is an inside job. it's part of the reason i don't have children, other than the fact that my current live-in partner is a cat and i'm not attracted to cats. [ laughter ] >> i'm worried they might grow up to suck. you never know. greg: i am -- tyrus, you have kids. >> yes, we've established that. [ laughte.greg: i think it wouf you could edit a baby so it doesn't ruin your life. >> that is not possible, greg. greg: you build up -- >> china wants -- he's in the wrong place. if he goes to beverly hills, california, this dude is going t

in the 805 she teamed up with terry scott in terry and june.darling, i'm in trouble deciding what to do tonight. you can 5ta rt deciding what to do tonight. you can start with an explanation. i'm talking about food, what about eating out? what about the garage? i'd prefer a restaurant! it was gentle and undermined in comedy, hugely popular and running for eight yea r5. hugely popular and running for eight years. but to younger audiences, june whitfield will be best known as the mother of edina in ab fab. inside me there is a thin person screaming to get out. just the one, dear? even in old age she delighted audiences on the radio. a versatile performer to the end. damejudi dame judi whitfield, who damejudi whitfield, who died on friday. —— june whitfield. now on bbc news — a special programme from this year's 100 women series. el salvador is the worst country in the world for the killing of women and girls on account of their gender. we explore why femicide is such a problem there — and what is being done about it. this programme contains some

is teri schultz is standing by terry any other reaction from european governments. yes well the other government that has troops in syria the u.k. also very much disagrees with president trump's decision we've seen the u.k.'s junior defense minister toby was say this he says i strongly disagree isis has morphed into other forms of extremism and the threat is very much alive now that something that we're likely to hear from other european governments as well people are are just starting to react to this news it took everyone by surprise as i understand it even u.s. diplomats were not given much of a heads up that this was coming and so had very little to explain to allies and partners around the world. also has its quarter headquarters there in brussels of course what do nato officials make a surprise move to pull u.s. troops out of syria. and from my discussions with people at nato headquarters it was very much of a surprise i'm not sure whether they got any heads up at all that the announcement would be coming nato does not have troops in syria doesn't have a train

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below i'm terry martin good to have you with us u.s. defense secretary jim mattis has resigned over president trump's decision to withdraw all u.s. troops from syria the four star marine general will leave in february after holding the job since trump took office reports indicate that not just decided to go after a last ditch attempt to persuade the president to reverse it. decision on syria. u.s. secretary of defense james mattis has widely been viewed as a stabilizing force both within the unpredictable us government as well as internationally the four star marine general has been defense secretary since president donald trump took office but now he's on his way out the door the two reportedly clashed on several major policy issues trump surprise announcement to withdraw troops from syria appears to have taken their differences one step too far in his resignation letter mattis stressed the importance of the us maintaining strong partnerships my views on treating allies with respect and also being clear eyed about both malign actors an

absolutely not. >> all right, terry moran with us live tonight from the white house. and terry, no change after those comments surfacing, mick mulvaney will continue to serve as acting chief of staff, but obviously not the best timing for these comments to come to light. >> reporter: it's awkward, david. that's for sure. and he's walking them back as fast as he can. he had a spokesperson put out a statement saying this is old news, noting that mr. mulvaney made those comments before he met donald trump, and adding that he both likes and respects the president and he likes working for him. so, we'll see how it goes back there. >> all right, terry moran live at the white house. terry, thank you. >>> the white house, no doubt, watching what's happening on wall street. tonight, the dow plunging late today in these final days before christmas, when we usually see a bit of a boost. the dow closing down today 507 points, a loss of 2%, and for the month now, down 7.5%. abc's chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis joins us live from wall street tonight. and rebecca, you w

in the 19705 she teamed up with her regular comedy partner, terry scott, in terry and june. having awful trouble deciding what to give you tonight. well, you can start on an explanation. i'm talking about food. what about eating out? what about the garage? 0h, i'd much prefera restaurant. # wheels on fire. but, to younger audiences, june whitfield will be best known as edina's mother in ab fab. inside of me, there is a thin person just screaming to get out. just the one, dear? and, even in old age, she continued to delight audiences on programmes like radio's news huddlines. a versatile and reliable performer to the end. dame june whitfield, who's died at the age of 93. this morning when we were reminiscing, i used to watch terry andjune reminiscing, i used to watch terry and june with my parents when i was younger, four her career to span a whole generation into the abfab yea rs whole generation into the abfab years is extraordinary. it got 15 million viewers at its height. it is something people can only dream of 110w. something people can only dream of now. friends and co

sir terry is also in charge of the delayed crossrail programme. ?pondentjoe miller. he's a very well—respected engineer who has been running crossrailfrom said decade. as he said he was appointed and at the time of his appointment the transport secretary was effusive in his praise of sir terry. they had world—class expertise to the project. now he has just told us today that he first learned from the financial times from a leak to the financial times that the chancellor work unhappy with how it was performing and delayed and over budget and therefore they felt that it was untenable for him to be at helm of echo to. listen to what he just told bpm programme on radio earlier. echo to. listen to what he just told bpm programme on radio earlierlj have not yet been told and because hsz is a cheap critic really... hsz is a cheap critic —— have not yet been told and because hsz is a cheap critic —— critically important programme that was considered to be too risky for a programme like hsz to continue in my role as chairman. and audibly perturbed sir terry

in the 19705, she teamed up with her regular comedy partner, terry scott, in terry and june.l trouble deciding what to give you tonight. well, you can start on an explanation. i'm talking about food. what about eating out? what about the garage? 0h, i'd much prefer a restaurant. # wheels on fire...# but, to younger audiences, june whitfield will be best known as edina's mother in ab fab. inside of me, there is a thin person just screaming to get out. just the one, dear? laughter. and, even in old age, she continued to delight audiences on programmes like radio's news huddlines. a versatile and reliable performer to the end. dame june whitfield who damejune whitfield who has died at the age of 93. earlier, i spoke to actor john challis, who worked alongside june in the only fools and horses spin off, the green green grass. i asked him what made her such a star and what the secret was to her 70 year career. she was just she wasjust a she was just a lovely person. i loved the characters, i was always fascinated by the character and so on. i was always a character actor like her.

in the 19705 she teamed up with her regular comedy partner, terry scott, in terry and june. i'm having awful trouble deciding what to give you tonight. well, you can start on an explanation. i'm talking about food. what about eating out? what about the garage? 0h, i'd much prefera restaurant. # wheels on fire. but, to younger audiences, june whitfield will be best known as edina's mother in ab fab. inside of me, there is a thin person just screaming to get out. just the one, dear? and, even in old age, she continued to delight audiences on programmes like radio's news huddlines. a versatile and reliable performer to the end. dame june whitfield, who's died at the age of 93. so many tributes to her in the papers this morning. and on social media. friends and co—stars have taken to twitter to pay their respects. joanna lumley posted a picture of herself with dame june, and said her thoughts go out to her friends and family. comedian miranda hart tweeted: and julia sawalha, who played the granddaughter of dame june's character in absolutely fabulous, says: someone who will be s

in the 1970s she teamed up with her regular comedy partner, terry scott, in terry and june. tonight. well, you can start on an explanation. i'm talking about food. what about eating out? what about the garage? 0h, i'd much prefera restaurant. it was gentle, undemanding comedy, hugely popular, and ran for eight years. # wheels on fire. but, to younger audiences, june whitfield will be best known as edina's mother in ab fab. inside of me, there is a thin person just screaming to get out. just the one, dear? and, even in old age, she continued to delight audiences on programmes like radio's news huddlines. a versatile and reliable performer to the end. earlier i spoke to mike grady, an actor and froend ofjune whitfield. june was a thorough professional, of course, she had come up from rada as a young woman had got into the repertory system and she had done it all, she'd done all the things we had done. she was kind of very famous, very young, because of take it from here. she was a huge name already when i was growing up. so to meet her was meeting a legend. she didn't behave l

jones joins me now from brussels good evening to you terry so where do we go from here if the u.s. were to withdraw from the i and treaty in protests which was implied today no that would mean that there is no means of checking russia would it be then a free for all when we're talking about intermediate nuclear weapons. well let me take some of those questions separately brant and i have to say the u.s. didn't just imply it would it would quit president trump has made it clear he will quit the i.m.f. if russia does not come back into compliance so what happened today was in response to european nervousness european displeasure with going quickly the u.s. agreed to wait sixty more days before it launches the six month required waiting period before the treaty is dead so this was in direct response to interventions by chancellor merkel and president mccaughan over the weekend at the g. twenty in argentina so now what secretary pompei has said is ok basically to the europeans you've got sixty days moscow you've got sixty days and if we don't see any progress we're done and i don't i d

on sundays he skiepd with his parents, john and terry. parents, john and terry. john is a terry is a school guidance counselor. how did he seem to be doing? >> it was rough at first. the language thing was the big thing. >> you were a stranger in a strange land? >> yeah. >> was it a lonely feeling? >> yeah, it was. it was made better bywa the fac that there were other foreign teachers in town. >> along with the teachers, there was one other person, a volunteer who helped the foreign teachers adjust. a local english-speaking businessman named kenji hariama. kenji an accomplished guitarist found out that zack was, too. >> i love his songs. also he play guitar very well. >>ui kenji pulled out an old gibson, handed it to zack. >> he said consider it yours while you're here. >> zack took that guitar to school, trying to break the ice. >> i would play music for them. i think that that kind of helped break down that barrier a bit. weeks in, overwhelmed by home t sibnesck conditions, called his parents. >> i was actually crying and i said to him, you know, i can't do thi

the justice, so the bodyguard shoots and kills terry. and they say it took 25 years, but david broderick finally got even. i don't know if mr. broderick would have been that thrilled, but at the very least, it was a violent year. doing ok? ok. what we're going to do is take a look at the other campaigns and candidates. then we'll get to the republicans, what lincoln's up will to. logically, 1860 is going to be a tough year for the democrats. buchanan is not wildly popular. northern and southern democrats are divided. douglas is the clear front-runner. there are a few other people whose names pop up, but it's douglas. and he's controversial. he is bound to run into some problems, and he did. so, we have the one real candidate. his real problem at the convention is that under the rules, two thirds of the delegates needed to vote for him. or for any other nominee. where this gets kind of weird, if you think about it, is that douglas considers himself the ideal democrat. popular sovereignty, the classic case. vote on slavery. well, even linc

in the 1970s she teamed up with her regular comedy partner, terry scott, in terry and june. you tonight. well, you can start on an explanation. i'm talking about food. what about eating out? what about the garage? 0h, i'd much prefera restaurant. it was gentle, undemanding comedy, hugely popular, and ran for eight years. # wheels on fire. but, to younger audiences, june whitfield will be best known as edina's mother in ab fab. inside of me, there is a thin person just screaming to get out. just the one, dear? and, even in old age, she continued to delight audiences on programmes like radio's news huddlines. a versatile and reliable performer to the end. dame june whitfield, who'd died at the age of 93. british police have acknowledged that some of the sightings of drones over london's gatwick airport may have been devices belonging to the force. an estimated 140,000 people had their travel plans ruined as experts tried to find the illegal drone operators between december 19th and 21st. police say they have not yet found the drone that caused the runway closure. gatwick airpo

in the 1970s, she teamed up with her regular comedy partner, terry scott, in terry and june.ing awful trouble deciding what to give you tonight. well, you can start on an explanation. i'm talking about food. what about eating out? what about the garage? 0h, i'd much prefer a restaurant. # wheels on fire...# but, to younger audiences, june whitfield will be best known as edina's mother in ab fab. inside of me, there is a thin person just screaming to get out. just the one, dear? laughter. and, even in old age, she continued to delight audiences on programmes like radio's news huddlines. a versatile and reliable performer to the end. here are some of the many tributes tojune whitfield: comedian and actress miranda hart, tweeted: actress and absolutely fabulous co—star, joanna lumley said: and comedian and actor rory bremnar said... june whitfield. remembered. a group of scientists, doctors and politicians is calling on the government to do more to limit the health risks in processed meats. in a letter, they say there should be a ban on the chemicals — used in products such as b

in the 1970s she teamed up with her regular comedy partner, terry scott, in terry and june.at to give you tonight. well, you can start on an explanation. i'm talking about food. what about eating out? what about the garage? 0h, i'd much prefera restaurant. # wheels on fire. but, to younger audiences, june whitfield will be best known as edina's mother in ab fab. inside of me, there is a thin person just screaming to get out. just the one, dear? and, even in old age, she continued to delight audiences on programmes like radio's news huddlines. a versatile and reliable performer to the end. earlier, i spoke to the actress helen lederer and i asked her what her memories were of working withjune whitfield on the tv show absolutely fabulous. they were just really warm, happy memories, in a cast full of, you know, stars and budding stars, and the popularity of the programme sort of grew from the first episode. and june was always the same, always consistent, always the person you wanted to sit next to, and she would always do the crossword. she would always go around with ab fab s