tony blair had new labour, you had change labour. i have six today. tony blair had new.bour, you had change labour. tony blair used to take his tie _ labour, you had change labour. tony blair used to take his tie tie - labour, you had change labour. tony blair used to take his tie tie off, - blair used to take his tie tie off, you are — blair used to take his tie tie off, you are not _ blair used to take his tie tie off, you are not wearing _ blair used to take his tie tie off, you are not wearing a _ blair used to take his tie tie off, you are not wearing a tie. - blair used to take his tie tie off, you are not wearing a tie. are . you are not wearing a tie. are you notjust— you are not wearing a tie. are you notjust a — you are not wearing a tie. are you notjust a copycat? _ not just a copycat? laughter- laughter the first thing i would say about tony blair, which is more important about taking his tie off, is that he won three elections in a row. applause and what blair did in 1997, is what wilson did in 74. that was to take the labour party from opposition to power.

let'sjust go back to 1997 when tony blair when that| to 1997 when tony blair when that landslide, 72servative mp5 stood down. we are now up to, the number is up to 108. rishi sunak by deciding to think very quickly and some may say decisively in fact, by calling the snap election for the summer, hasn't given any room to those who might be thinking about standing down to do so fairly gracefully and stand down before the campaign begins in earnest, and so this decision from michael gove was a rushed decision, he had to make a decision, he needs to say whether he's going to stand as an mp or not, he's going to stand as an mp or not, he's actually quite young. he's only 56 years old, but he joins a cast list you heard there from theresa may, deciding not to stand again. but they might be deciding to stand down for a very personal reasons, they may feel that actually they

. >> if you look at the history books, actually a lot of these same arguments were made about tony blair in 1997. he was referred to as not very popular, as quite boring. he was called bambi blair. so and if you go back further than that, you go to margaret thatcher. she was not remotely radical when she was going for her first general election. she was extremely cautious. nothing like the thatcher that governed. and so actually, what keir starmer is doing is typically what these leaders have done to get into power. >> i think there's a lot more enthusiasm for tony blair in 97 than there is for starmer now. >> but i bet you actually, i bet you £10 that there will be a bigger. well, you know, i don't have your kind of private school money, but i bet you that there will be a bigger swing under keir starmer than there was under tony blair in 1990. that's just going to be due to apathy, i think. >> i think that's just going to be no. >> it'll be the biggest swing in modern political history. >> that's what you're going to get those tory voters coming out and backing the because you're always

tony gricar was ray's nephew. he lives in dayton, ohio.imate to learn his uncle was missing he began driving to pennsylvania. >> at the time without we need to get there as quickly as we can to see what kind of assistance we can provide. >> when tony and his brother saw the scene where the car was found they were signed. >> here we go again. that was the exact first thought. >> the investigation was about to take a whole new turn. coming up ... >> i think my first words were he's probably in the river. th ♪♪ some people just know that the best rate for you is a rate based on you, with allstate. because there's a right way to. stop! and the speed limit definitely isn't. 700 million mph. so why would you pay a rate based on. a terrible boss with a terrible haircut! save with, ooh. save with drivewise and get a rate based on you. you're in good hands with allstate >> one tony gricar drove into lewisburg, pennsylvania, back in april 2005 he did a double take. his uncle had disappeared and the cops had just located his abandoned car near a brid

next email from you said i suggested arthur try to interview tony meaning tony fauci, directly and connect him to our secret back channel. she e-mailed tony a few hours ago, next email from you, i forgot to clarify in my email yesterday both my gmail and phone calls are now safe, text is not as it can be for you. so you and peter and others should be able to e-mail me on gmail only with the caveat that no other government employers copied at a government address as all government e-mails are potentially foyerable. next e-mail from you. this is sent from my gmail account. please send all replies here to gmail. there are things i can't say except tony is aware and i have learned there are ongoing efforts within an ih to steer through this with minimal damage to you, peter, and colleagues, to the nih, next email, jerry, my private gmail account is where i sent this from after forwarding to myself from my nih account. please try to send only to my gmail as we are doing a couple weeks ago but i messed up a few times and sent them from my nih account because on my phone the two are merged and wh

blair, he talked about tony blair, he said one thing about tony blair, he said one thing about tonyas he won three elections and that is at the heart of sir keir starmer�*s idea that changing the labour party and then trying to make it fit to govern, fit to win an election. it fit to govern, fit to win an election-— it fit to govern, fit to win an election. �* , , ,.,, , ., ,., election. and i suppose it is about whether these _ election. and i suppose it is about whether these six _ election. and i suppose it is about whether these six steps _ election. and i suppose it is about whether these six steps have - election. and i suppose it is about whether these six steps have cut i whether these six steps have cut through with the general public as we go into the general election? yes, and notjust the six steps, i think the other thing to focus on here is sir keir starmer. his position, the fact that he is front and centre there is the figure being put forward by labour, very much pushing him to the front of events today because it seems clear they will want to push him to the front o

this came from tony.id you ever have any conversations with doctor fauci regarding using personal phone or e-mail to communicate? >> i don't remember, it is possible. i probably would have remembered. >> he and i usually never talked about the kind of stuff it would be very unusual if it happened. >> january 18th you testified that you did not have any conversations regarding eco- health. october 205th, 2021, you wrote peter from tony's recent comments to me they are trying to protect you you meaning eco- health. did you ever have any conversations regarding eco- health? >> the ones you just mentioned i don't have any recollection of that. let me just say what i do remember is one time in a face-to-face meeting he referred or eat eluded to some stuff in the press i don't even think he said what it was but it was about peter's grants and courts and of the ending of the grants and i said to him out of the blue thinking i said to him you never would have been involved in getting rid of that grant and he just

tony blair was a fantastic leader. he won three elections, well, of course he's like tony blair. tony blair in absolutely every way. it was blair back in 97 that came up with the five point pledge card. compare and contrast the pictures of blair with starmer. they're starmer today walking around the stage very much as blair would have done. very much as blair would have done . do you notice the shirt, done. do you notice the shirt, the rolled up shirt. and there's tony blair with his pledge card. so that's very, very similar and have a look at the sleeves rolled up image . that's keir rolled up image. that's keir starmer today. let's go back to 1997. oh there's tony blair. and it's absolutely identical. now look there is an argument that if you find a winning formula you keep using it. but i just put this to you folks. this is blair without the flair. this is blair. this is this is almost a charisma free zone. but crucially, does this win your vote? farage @gbnews .com i'm joined by paul richards, former labour special adviser under blair and gordon brown. i'll tell you the big d

tony, i want to start with you. as you take a step back, how would you characterize the firm's history in a way that informs where you're going from here? >> we looked at the ten-year history of a public company, 25 years being a company at ares management. we've had a long and remarkable road. the past ten years -- i don't mean to sound completely confused by it but please understand, i did not expect that our market cap would go up ten times over the past ten years. i didn't think our fre would go up ten times over the past ten years. i didn't think our assets under management would grow five, six, seven times. what i did think we're a really good company when we went public, and i thought we had an ability to be great and, you know, that combination of the markets that really did come our way and our ability to focus on both credit and origination and finding quality people, all of the things we've been able to do over the past 25 years has really built upon itself. i must say, i'm so proud, so delighted about wh

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there is, tony does not want me to connect anybody to him directly. couple of weeks ago, i never did, but in the bag channel was a regular channel within government or somebody wanted to talk to tony, i would tell them we have a regular process here, office of director am group, the inner circle, and the request to do something, talk to tony or whatever, would go to this group and they would meet in person with tony every morning and to say, we got a message that so and so wants to talk to you or so-and-so wants to something from you. and he would decide, usually right there. i was never involved in that. at least not in recent years, a's to go to those meetings many years ago -- a. >> is at the channel you're referring to? sue and yes, it's not really a bag channel but i making starkey comments. >> it's a well-established textile function channel. i guess it is still functioning was only before i was put on administrative leave, that channel was still operating and it's the way things were done. >> that there was a connection you said in this stateme

tony: what, me?! colucci: i think there were female viewers and young girls who were watching at the time who were empowered by seeing jeannie. laura morowitz: but tony doesn't find it attractive. he's turned off by it. tony: a woman doesn't act the way you did tonight. your behavior this evening was absolutely disgraceful. oh and let me tell you one more thing ... barbara eden: sitcom television has changed with the times. but there was a lot more comedy than just jeannie and her master. there was a lot more going on. [rock music] activist: we demand freely available childcare facilities that will give all women an alternative to confinement in the home. patrick gomez: you have this interesting moment, because in the real world, the women's liberation movement is pushing female equality further than it had ever been. laura morowitz: and then these magical powers that jeannie possessed... jeannie: that is the real you. laura morowitz: ... are kind of transformed to shows like that girl, where power do

tony goldwyn is here.t back with jennifer lopez. ♪ ♪ >> lou: abc's "jimmy kimmel live!" brought to you by liberty mutual insurance. ♪ ♪. >> jimmy: welcome back to the show. tonight a very talented man. he has a new movie. it's called "ezra." tony goldwyn is with us. we have big stars on the show this week. bright stars including kevin costner, amy poehler, pamela adlon, and patton oswalt, with music from hardy. and sitting in with the cletones all week long, his new album is called "orgy of the damned," the slash is with us. [ cheering ] you have quite a lineup of guest vocalists on this thing? nice. >> thank you. >> you have chris robertson, gary clark jr., demi lovato and chris stapleton. very nicely done. >> thank you. >> slash will be with us all week. i have to say, i'm surprised i wasn't asked to sing on anything. >> well, we thought of you, but we didn't know you could sing. >> maybe the next one. >> okay, great. >> jimmy: our first guest tonight is one of the most beloved women on earth. her new sc

no, says my mark meets guest tony sewell , a prominent man of tony sewell, a prominent man of colour house of lords, whose report on the issue saw him attacked, demonised and stripped of an honorary degree, cancelled for having the wrong opinions. lord tony sewell joins me shortly and it might take a ten in an hour's time. you won't want to miss this. ten in an hour's time. you won't want to miss this . prince andrew want to miss this. prince andrew needs to get his house in order as the £30 million royal lodge that he inhabits is falling apart. should king charles evict his own brother? my verdict on the playboy prince at ten and with me tonight, reacting to the big stories of the day, journalist and communications adviser linda jubilee, former adviser linda jubilee, former adviser to boris johnson, member of the house of lords, lord kulveer, ranger and campaigner and best selling author chris wylde. plus the most important part of the show your messages, your messages, your views . they your messages, your views. they come straight to my laptop. gbnews.com forward slash your essay

tony blair in 1997, that then became the model for successive...nuinely don't know this, but i wonder, is that what people will remember? i don't know. of course, labour are now going to talk about this a lot because that is how it works for all parties, they decide on their messages and they repeat them and repeat them and repeat them. but i don't know at what point, and this is true of any party, people on the doorstep would be able to tell them back. i know what it is that you stand for. who knows? these six steps, pledges, new definitions, are new missions, are they going to do that? now, we are not the only tv programme where four smart people sit in an awkward line in a studio! loose women on itv! i wondered where you were going with that for a second! exactly! the two images, it looks like a similarformat. rishi sunak was on there today. and actually, it was an interesting interview because he was clearly on there to pitch all the stuff today the government had done about sex education in schools in england and so obviously thought, that's a

tony has done this as well. you also can't have a woman in charge of the computers, they name her, and they say she is the foia lady, she has taught them how to remove things. how to remove things and leave them. she is teaching them and they ask the acting director lawrence tailback from the nih is this standard nih policy and he says no. he is horrified by this. so the other big news today is two weeks ago eco-health which was doing this research with china was debarred. they can no longer get money. today they announced peter days zach he is the one with all of these emails from david lorenz. he will no longer get tax dollars was a good day for the taxpayer. >> john: let's play sherman and peabody in the wayback machine and go back to may 11th 2021. this exchange between you and dr. anthony fauci. >> you are feeling with mother nature here allowing super viruses to be created with a 15% mortality, it's very dangerous. >> we have not funded gain-of-function research on this virus in the wuhan institute of viro

to hear this, tony.cy trying again another day? leave it with us. his mum said, it was a wonderful trip reply that lifted the family spirits and tony went to bed much happier. a lovely family story and great that we heard from the mum, but the most popular story of on the bbc when news website first thing this morning. bbc when news website first thing this morning-— bbc when news website first thing this morning. he's a bit of a media star himself. _ this morning. he's a bit of a media star himself, he _ this morning. he's a bit of a media star himself, he has _ this morning. he's a bit of a media star himself, he has quite - this morning. he's a bit of a media star himself, he has quite a - this morning. he's a bit of a media star himself, he has quite a profile now and the princess of wales actually has a christmas carol service at westminster abbey every year and this last year he was there and she had a death they had a really long chat with him. good news is i think there are two more garden partie

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tony says this here's my solution don't drink the water, drink beer instead , said tony.which, i'm now joined by michelle juby, the queen of common sense, who, of course is coming up next. six, two seven michelle, what's on your menu? >> quick, anna, i like his style. martin. anyway, coming up on my show tonight, of course i'll be looking at these six pledges, is it enough to make people vote for labour or not? but a really interesting story that caught my eye today. defra. many people will be familiar with james anderson. martin. he is the guy that set up this organisation. it was intended to support the most vulnerable people in society. it's the guy that basically does all of that free plumbing . anyway, he's made free plumbing. anyway, he's made all the headlines today for the very wrong reasons. a massive bbc expose alleges all kinds of wrongdoing. they're saying that he's made stuff up, that he's a liar. that is exploited people, thatis liar. that is exploited people, that is misused. these funds , that is misused. these funds, that is misused. these funds, that he'

tony cross has played for real madrid for 10 seasons.became the champion of spain four times and won the champions league four times. next saturday will be the opportunity to do this for the fifth time. real madrid will play against borussia in the final. as part of the german national team, tony cross became the 2014 world champion. london chelsea will have a new head coach. the chelsea press service officially announced the termination of the current contract with argentine specialist mauricio pochetino. the day before. the decision to terminate the contract was made by mutual consent. mauricio pochetino has worked at chelsea since may last year, under his leadership of the english premier league, chelsea only finished sixth this season . that's all about sports for now, see you next hour. let me talk to you briefly about the main thing. so-25 attack aircraft destroyed special equipment and infantry of the militants of the kiev regime. the strike was carried out with unguided aircraft missiles, which ultimately successfully hit all tar

tony too smart?ing, well the same individual suggested his colleagues were not smart at all. >> i said to him as i said several times to him, why are you sending it on my government email? this isn't government business. it is your personal thing about your state of mind come about your security arrangements and i'm sorry, i'm getting this echo here. should i turn off my microphone? >> laura: echoing in the tony fauci world. maybe the microphone should have been turned off. he deleted all emails to the origin of the covid virus. why is that? june 28, 2021, deleted all emails to arjun when the blank started hitting the fan. mine was deleted pretty long ago and am pretty sure tony's was too appear at the way to avoid is delete all emails when you learn a subject is getting sensitive. june 16, 2020, we are all smart enough to know to never have smoking guns and we did, even if we did we wouldn't put them in emails and if we found them, we would delete them. he told congress this was all a big mixup. >>

querida mamÁ de tony cortÉs. eso duele! >> duelen en el alma! un torneo en combate global hace un par de aÑos enfrentando al gato callejero. >> va a la guerra kamikaze, por cualquier cosa entrega el fÍsico pero saca resultado es un peleador vistoso y pinta para cosas grandes este 18 de mayo. >> gracias ricardo! un honor de verdad. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] presentador: sÁbado 11 de mayo. estas son las principales noticias. habla con univisiÓn la madre del migrante que perdiÓ ambas piernas luego de caer del tren "la bestia". pide ayuda para reunirse con su hijo en mÉxico. >> yo pensaba que estaba preso. yo nunca recibÍ un mensaje de Él. presentador: la policÍa de nueva york captura al sospechoso de ahorcar con un cinturÓn y violar a una mujer en una calle del bronx. el condado de los Ángeles lanza un servicio de internet de alta velocidad que va a beneficiar a miles de familias de bajos ingresos. sorprendente aurora boreal iluminÓ el cielo de varias ciudades del paÍs. esta noche sigue el espectÁculo. >> noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana, con fÉli

here -- by the way, here's you winning your first tony here in 2010. nominated, nine nominations total. best musical revival. you got a nomination personally. look at this, right here. congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] i like this, the kit kat club. congratulations. >> thank you, mate. thank you. >> jimmy: what do you think when you go back, when you see this photo of you at the tonys? do you remember going back and you're like -- it's your first nomination. >> the major thing about the tonys is, i mean, broadway do award shows better than anyone in the world. >> jimmy: oh, it's the greatest. >> and so, it's like even getting to go to the tonys is pretty extraordinary. but -- >> jimmy: i do love the tonys, 'cause they're like, you're nominated for this performance. do it. [ laughter ] you're like, "what? what? no one else has to do --" >> straight after having done a a matinee. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly, yeah. it's amazing. >> but what's -- what's -- it was one of the first award shows i'd ever been to, and my mum was my date. [ audience aws ] and

real madrid's german midfielder tony cross has announced his retirement.ment in the career of one of the most outstanding football players of our time will be the european championship, home for the german national team, which will be held next summer. on his social media page, tony cross wrote about what he always wanted to complete career at the peak of its potential. the midfielder is 34 years old, he spent his playing career in bayer, bayern and real madrid, winning more than three dozen. tony cross has been playing for real madrid for 10 years, during which time he became the champion of spain four times and won the champions league four times. next saturday it will be possible to do this for the fifth time. real madrid will play against borussia in the final. as part of the german national team , tony cross became the 2014 world champion . london chelsea will have a new head coach. on termination of the current contract with argentine specialist mauricio pochitina , the chelsea press service officially announced the day before. the decision to termin

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tony watts is a friend of a victim and will join me in 1. she correspondent jonathan hunt reporting on this from los angeles. gone think back everybody was talking about this tragic story. what have you learned? >> it's also cocky official confirmation came from mexican authorities after the identification of bodies from family members who travelled to mexico following the disappearance of the servers and days later the discovery of the 3 victims. their bodies were found at the bottom of a remote well. american jack carter road and has australian friends others jake and colum robinson disappeared shortly after colum robinson had posted these pictures on instagram of what was up to that point and idyllic surfing adventure in mexico. and 1 picture the white pickup truck mexican prosecutors say thieves tried to steal when the young surface resisted the attempted they were shot dead according to mexican authorities their friend brad hess also told those they never previously had any problems in the area. >> going down there seemed so say ben is

this is a seat last won under tony— confidence. this is a seat last won under tony blair. of— and they are very clear about the kind of areas they are targeting. the reason the word change is so prominent — the reason the word change is so prominent is they have been talking in focus _ prominent is they have been talking in focus groups to swing voters, those _ in focus groups to swing voters, those voters they need to win over or win _ those voters they need to win over or win back— those voters they need to win over or win back at this election, and the key. — or win back at this election, and the key, prime reason many have given— the key, prime reason many have given for— the key, prime reason many have given for considering voting labour or saying _ given for considering voting labour or saying they want change, again backing _ or saying they want change, again backing labour, is they believe it is time _ backing labour, is they believe it is time for— backing labour, is they believe it is time for a change. labour want to is time fora change. labour want to repeat— i

and i don't think we're going to change it with guys like tony murray you cover the white house.? they must enjoy seeing this republican infighting play out pretty much all your last two years? >> absolutely right. because the white house is primary messages essentially that they can govern right there. the responsible adults in the room and thus, they should have control of all three chains in brazil as well. also, the fact is you get the sum of the fighting between democrats, the progressive wing of the democratic party were versus the centrist wing, which has been on display the last few months as well, particularly along some of the protests. so yes, they enjoy looking at this and saying, hey, look at this chaos that has been wrought within the gop and trump of course, is trying to tamp a lot of this doubt. he is staying out of this primary. he's getting involved in some other ones as well. i should note that bob good, who virginia republican, who he was gonzalez called a scum bag. i asked them to comment. he called gonzalez back a rhino established moderate. so there you go.

secretary blinken, the tony ambassador has met today. julia, thank you so for hosting us all here tonight. ministers, ambassadors, their friends. it's great to be here. at the truman hall next to president harry s truman, at least a statue of him. and together with the grandson of harry truman. so this is really a truman evening. and it is particular great to be here as secretary general nato because i'm not able think about any individual person that has played a more important role for this alliance than president truman. because we have to try to imagine how the world looked light at the end of the second world war because then the plan was, of course, to get the troops, the forces back home. that was the for everyone, but especially for the united states, to send people the atlantic and to europe to help to end the second world war. the united states left europe the first world war. that was not a big success. so therefore, i'm glad that after the second world war, the united state decided to stay stay with their forces, stay the tro

when tony blair won in 1997, he pleased. when tony blair won in 1997. he won — pleased.olls and projection of seats and saying the tories couldn't get below 100 seat, you will have to explain why the labour party is currently polling twice the lead that tony blair managed, to get, are all of the polls wrong? 0r managed, to get, are all of the polls wrong? or is there something completely broken about how we are... �* ., . completely broken about how we are... �* ., , are... before this massive poll came out, i are... before this massive poll came out. i know — are... before this massive poll came out. i know you _ are... before this massive poll came out, i know you have _ are... before this massive poll came out, i know you have messages - are... before this massive poll came j out, i know you have messages from tory mps on your phone, i had a conversation with one conservative mp who called the week thus far, an shit mp who called the week thus far, an sh1t show and that is before this poll came out. i sh1t show and that is before this poll came out-— poll came out. i

what tony's doing is part of the workout. right? he's sitting there with a bunch of capital and when the price is right, because they used to say, tony, that the hotel -- only the third hotel operator made money, right? >> first of all, i think that there is something to be said for the fact -- take good heart from the unsecured bond offering we did just a few weeks ago. >> right >> we had one existing bond owner participate. we had an oversubscription we went out for 150 million of privately placed unsecured bonds. we had $255 million of interest. we took 225 million in over 5, 7, and 10 years. and the reality is four of those participants were new and really have no significant exposure -- >> what was the yield, what did you come out at? >> we were sort of low 7s on each of the durations. >> interesting and i guess i would ask if you're facing any troubles as you mentioned you can get money that route what about from the banks? to the point that steve and others are making. is there some kind of slow-mo credit crunch still going o

tony's son jesse. he had just done disguise the run out on the streets of manhattan at lunchtime with a film crew and. what that is is is it's it's this idea that you can change. you could the crowd as part of your disguise. you can literally walk down the street and just change while you're walking. and the people behind, they're going to lose you and they'll think it's their fault. they'll understand what you did. jesse came out of a out of it office in a suit and tie with doesn't walked kind of into this crowd and he did these things he pulled his tie off because it was velcroed to the back, rolled it out, put in his pocket, grabbed his shirt, pulled it straight down because it was velcroed in the back and it didn't have sleeves because i'd cut him off the night before, reaches pulled out one of those flimsy bags you get from the grocery, put the shirt in the bag. how did it go? he reached in another pocket, out a beanie. i. he reached in a back pocket, guys out. he had his earphones on. he pulls th

tony, thank you for your snacks. [ laughter ] >> hi tony. hi. thank you so much.ll right, let's take a look at traffic right now. it going to be quite busy out there for memorial day travel. really today is that get away friday. so a little closer to home if you are making that ride on some of the freeways and bay area bridges, like 101, 580, 680, i-5, crunch time starts at about 11:00 and extending all the way into those evening hours. friday and monday. so my recommendation to leave early before 11:00 or after 6:00 if you can today on monday the busiest times will be before -- between 3:00 and 6:00. so definitely kind of get a jump-start on that if you can and taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza you can see metering lights are on. it's not too bad right now. it's actually moving along april wet there. not seeing any delays going to any of the local airports on the roadways so dropping someone off this morning, or maybe heading there and going to park the car, right now so 101 is clear and 880 as well as 87 in the south bay and that's the golden gate bridg

stephanie: tony with the austin american statesman. thank you for joining the newshour. thanks for having me. ♪ geoff: we turn to a seismic shift within the united methodist church. they recently voted to lift vans -- lift bans on lgbtq clergy and same sex marriages. i spoke to a methodist pastor about the changes but a bit of first background. >> the results should appear on the screen. geoff: it was described as the most consequential meeting of the united methodist church in more than half a century. in late april, hundreds of delegates from around the world gathered in charlotte, the first such meeting since 2019. >> the affirmative has it and the motion is adopted. geoff: they voted overwhelmingly to end the church's bans on same-sex marriage and the ordination of lgbtq clergy. >> these decisions that have been made is a testimony that we are claiming that we are a church where everyone belongs. we are a church with open hearts, open minds and open doors. geoff: in 1972, the methodists adopted language that the practice of homosexuality was incompatible with christi

let'sjust go back to 1997 when tony blair when that| to 1997 when tony blair when that landslide, 72 in fact, by calling the snap election for the summer, hasn't given any room to those who might be thinking about standing down to do so fairly gracefully and stand down before the campaign begins in earnest, and so this decision from michael gove was a rushed decision, he had to make a decision, he needs to say whether he's going to stand as an mp or not, he's going to stand as an mp or not, he's actually quite young. he's only 56 years old, but he joins a cast list you heard there from theresa may, deciding not to stand again. but they might be deciding to stand down for a very personal reasons, they may feel that actually they don't have anything more to offer the public in terms of service to their country, but of course it adds to that rishi sunak hasn't got a team of colleagues who really back him to win this election. tibia team of colleagues who really back him to win this election.— him to win this election. 0k, thank ou ve him to win this election. 0k, thank you very much _ h

toni, kate bombards practice of liberation. it would be i want people to really appreciate and pay attention to and toni kate bombards liberation impulse that you can't create that you that is very easy to create art that really teaches people how to know and become this is a person who is a community and a writer and and is interested in cultivating relationships between women and women. many men, men and women youth and elders. right. and and so the legacy is for me, how she really know toni morrison made this quote she was talking how you know, she mentioned toni, who's a good friend as a writer who really in her works. she's she is literally cultivating and engaging a black culture and black people everyday people are so different levels and it's her first collection a short stories where she's interrogating you know conversation interactions with elder in youth or are young girls with other girls and black women and black men? and you know how we how do we become whole? and it begins the self, right? she talked about with