and i hope, at least for a few moments, that i've been at least not vox, if not vox de at least not voxan for the church on this solemn , i think church on this solemn, i think we can say all the voice of god. >> you are, of course, as the priest , the representative of priest, the representative of christ, at the sacrifice of the mass, which is very important. thank you. thank you, sir jacob. thank you. thank you, sir jacob. thank you. thank you, sir jacob. thank you . thank you. >> well, that's all from sir. jacob canon martin edwards, and indeed me. up next, it's patrick christys, so what's on the bill of fare . this evening with you, patrick? >> yeah. bang up for it tonight , >> yeah. bang up for it tonight, tom. why won't the police release the pictures of a serial sex attacker who is on the run? that's what i want to know. will angela rayner resign as well? the ministry of justice is refusing to even let us pay to get the information that they hold . when it comes to how many hold. when it comes to how many asylum seeker sex attackers there are in the uk. asylum seeker sex attacke

party refer to, i mean that goes as a rump party and and uh this acom group is very quite close to to voxed territory. also on the headlines, it really forces to use tear gas and water cannon to disperse thousands of protesters who demanded the resignation of the regime's prime minister.

islamophobic think tanks that are there. now in spain of course there is an islamophobic party, the vox party, it was referred to a minute ago as a rump party and and uh this acom group is very quite close to to vox, that's an indication really the kind of... uh tradition of islamophobia which flaws through the zinic movement, which we also see in the spanish zinic movement. well, tim, how significant do you think king felipe's support has been in advancing a more pro palestine stance in spain? yes, he's he's quite a mouthy monarch, isn't he philip vi? i mean, from a british perspective, uh, it's quite surprising to see a monarch, a constitution. calling for the recognition of the state of palestine. um, i, but i think really again, it that would take me back to the sort of broad consensus in spain about the necessity of of doing things like that, so it's not a particularly controversial thing to to say or, it's not unusual for him to make political uh comments. i don't know whether there is also an element of connection between the spanish crown and uh, royal families in in arab countr

vox populi, vox launched today. vox populi, vox day. well, i'll be speaking to you about how you feel about the budget and whether you think it cuts the mustered state of the nafion cuts the mustered state of the nation starts now. i'll be joined by my most pugnacious panel this evening, former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie, and the historian and broadcaster tessa dunlop. as always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me mailmogg@gbnews.com . but now mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's favourite part the it's your favourite part of the day. with polly day. the news with polly middlehurst. >> jacob, thank you and good evening to you. well, all eyes were on the chancellor, jeremy hunt, today as he delivered his spnng hunt, today as he delivered his spring budget. he slashed personal taxes to their lowest level in nearly 50 years with another 2% cut in the pound in national insurance , the national insurance, the centrepiece of his pre—election budget. but figures suggest expected rises in council tax wi

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spanish parliament voted against it the pp which is their equivalent of the conservative party and vox which is a sort of um extreme right uh rump party, they they cynically voted against it, but even they have been forced to come speak out in favor of israeli restraint um, so that shows that even the spanish right is probably an outlier uh within the the right-wing um political movements in the rest of the continent. um, that's there's historical reasons for that as as as was pointed out. um, and also i think perhaps spain's sort of liminal position within europe means that it traditionally it's tried to... maintain you know reasonable diplomatic relations with various other parts of the world, the arab world, um, almost as a diplomatic imperative really, so i think that's been a factor here as well. so david, i mean, speaking up on your previous answer there, i mean, what's shapes then spain's sort of diplomatic relations with with israel and how would you say that's actually changed under prime minister sanchez? well, i think it's important to to to endorse. that point that's just b

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just refer to a minute ago as as a rump party and and uh this acom group is very quite close to to vox, that's an indication really the kind of tradition of islamophobia which flows through the zin. welcome back, people in pakistan have organized the gaza march to the announced the international community silence and through the streets of the pakistani capital islamabad as thousands of demonstrators gathered to condemn the united states and israel. the protest organized by pakistan's largest religious political party, jamaat islami saw passionate crowds marching through the... streets, expressing solidarity with the palestinian cause and denouncing israel's actions which take place with the support of the us. of course there should be sease fire long ago, but even now we are pressing for it and you have seen how irresponsible and insensitive biden has been responding. he was just having ice cream and talking about cefire as if it was very casual affair and... on the other hand, the way children are dying, women are dying from morning till night, and especially there are a lot of priso

in spain of course there is an islamophobic party, the vox party, i just refer to a minute ago as a rump party and and uh this acom group is very quite close to to vox, that's an indication really of the kind of uh tradition of islamophobia which flows through this. welcome back to the news here on press tv. protests have been held in several countries across the globe in support of palestinians in the gaza strip. in the italian city of rom, thousands of protesters took part in national demonstration in solidarity with palestinians. they waved palestinian flags and demanded a ceasefire in gaza. they called on the un and other international organizations to stop israeli crimes. in a similar protest, tens of thousands of people in the uk capital, london, marched towards the us embassy. they demanded immediate delivery of human. militarian aid to gaza amid the dire situation there, the protesters said that western countries should stop their military and financial support for the televive regime. they also call for immediate end to the u.s. israely genocide. stop the genocide, stop arming i

that was refer to a minute ago as romp party and and uh this... com group is very quite close to to vox, that's an indication really of the kind of uh tradition of islamophobia which flows through this. welcome back, let's move on. uh, people in pakistan holding another rally to condemn the us as well genocide in gaza and express support for palestinians. as part of the demonstration, the people will march on the us embassy in the capital islamabad uh let's not bring in our correspondent uh he's at the site of that rally in the pakistani capital let's go to nasami and see what he has for us me dehsat all right nasir khazamy, our correspondent, let's see if he's ready to join us. nasir, do you hear me? not unfortunately, okay, we'll do it later time. now, pro palestine rallies. uh have been have held another demonstration in the canadian city of calgary against the us is ready genocidal war on the gaza strip. cease fire now, cease fire now, cease fire now, fire now, that's wave palestinian flags, shouting slogans and support of gazans, they denounced the west particular. the us for its c

party refer to, mean that goes. as a rump party and and uh this acom group is very quite close to to voxand that's an indication really the kind of uh tradition of islamophobia which flows through the science. iran has come a long way to gain independence in the defense industry since the 1979 islamic revolution. it's warships, speed boats. missiles and drones among many items in its arsenal have caught many countries in the world by surprise, but as military experts and top brass say, this is only a tiny fraction of iran's capabilities that have been unveiled thus far. watch for the details in this. documentary. and all thousands and all minutes. and it's worse than that, they are using islamophobia to demonize palestine solidarity. let me start with the us economy, um, we have very strong outlook, the us econ. for the united states uh, i think he has this right, israel is kind of permanent, permanently anchored um aircraft carrier uh and his purposes to uh ensure that us foreign policies in the in the middle east uh are carried out.

party refer to go as a rump party and and uh this acom group is very quite close to to vox and that's an indication really of the kind of... tradition of islamophobia which flows through this. welcome back. the leader of the ansarullah movement has vowed that the yemani armed forces will continue their operations in support of the palestinians in the gaza strip. abdul malik al huthi was referring to the attacks launched against the israeli bond vessels in the red sea and the gulf of aden. he condemned the israeli regime for what he called. time of genocide committed against the palestinians in gaza. al-huthi praised the yemeni nation for the massive pro-palestine rallies held across the arab country. the ansur leader warned that the repercussions of supporting palestinians would affect the entire muslim world. yemen has recently intensified its operations against us vessels following washington's attacks on yemani soil. now top yemani official muhammad ali hothi has warrant the us against the continuation of its hostile actions and the red sea. he stated that the yemani army is fully

political price for speaking out for palestine, in spain of course there is an islamophobic party the vox party, i just refer to a minute ago as a rump party, and uh this acom group is very quite close to to vox, that's an indication really of the kind of tradition of islamophobia which flows through the science. as hundreds of people.

was referred to a minute ago as a rump party, and and uh this accom group is very quite close to to vox, and that's an indication really of the kind of tradition of islamophobia which flows through this movie. aquí estamos las feministas y mama furaha. hello and welcome to spotlight. the genocidal war on palestinians in the gaza strip is nothing new now. as a western-backed um regime in tel aviv has been turning horrific war crimes into new norms over the past five months after. schools, places of worship, medical facilities, and residential buildings, now palestinians cueing for food in gaza have also become regular targets for the israeli forces. there have been meak efforts to establish at least a temporary.

vox populi, vox launched today. vox populi, vox day.r you think it cuts the mustered state of the nafion cuts the mustered state of the nation starts now. i'll be joined by my most pugnacious panel this evening, former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie, and the historian and broadcaster tessa dunlop. as always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me mailmogg@gbnews.com . but now mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's favourite part the it's your favourite part of the day. with polly day. the news with polly middlehurst. >> jacob, thank you and good evening to you. well, all eyes were on the chancellor, jeremy hunt, today as he delivered his spnng hunt, today as he delivered his spring budget. he slashed personal taxes to their lowest level in nearly 50 years with another 2% cut in the pound in national insurance , the national insurance, the centrepiece of his pre—election budget. but figures suggest expected rises in council tax will wipe out any benefits felt by households. speaking after his statement in

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islamophobic think tanks that are there, now in spain of course there is an islamophobic party, the vox party was referred to a minute ago as a rump party and and uh this acom group is very quite close to to to volks, that's an indication really the kind of tradition of islamophobia which flows through the zines mov, which we also see in the spanish zinic movement, well tim, how significant do you think king felipe's support has been in advancing, a more pro- palestine stance in spain? yes, he he's quite a - meldy monarch, isn't he philip vi, i mean from a british perspective uh. quite surprising to see a monarch, a constitutional monarch calling for the recognition of the state of palestine, um, but i think really again it that would take me back to the sort of broad consensus in spain about the necessity of of doing things like that, so it's not a particularly controversial thing to to say or, it's not unusual for him to make political uh comments, i don't whether there is also an element of connection between the spanish crown and uh royal families in in arab. countries or anything l

y como dicen, para eso son las elecciones vox populi, vox dei, la voz del pueblo, la voz de dios. el departamento de policía hasta el momento está todo indica que los votantes no están muy a favor. vamos a ver los resultados. nos llegan estos porcentajes en este momento? al parecer todavía no lo tenemos. los porcentajes de la proposición b, pero antes de venir aquí al estudio, aquí la tenemos 67% de los votantes a esta propuesta b dicen no a esto. vamos ahora a ver cómo va la propuesta que esta medida ampliaría el poder de la policía de san francisco al facilitar las persecuciones de sospechosos ya lo explicaron. vamos a ver aquí los resultados de esta proposición, que requiere un 50% más 1 de votos afirmativos para ser aprobados. vamos a ver si la tenemos aquí la tiene el 60. rápidamente la vimos. decía que sí. ahí la tiene. vamos a un corte. ice. college. los no me ice. no me confundan. me. los me . me me. me ram and when trucks are what you do you do truck month better than anyone else he do trucks that work harder and play. harder you do trucks that outperform and performance.

political price for speaking out for palestine, in spain of course there is an islamophobic party, the voxarty, i was refer to go as a rump party, and and uh this acom group is very quite close to to volks and that's an indication really the kind of tradition of islamophobia which... pulls through this: in late 2023, south africa filed case at the international court of justice (icj) over the israeli apart regime's genocidal war against palestinians in the besieg gaza strip. south africa stated that the televive regime has failed to uphold its commitments under the 1948 genocide convention. south africa failed. against the israeli regim at the end of december, noting that israel's actions in gaza that started last october are genuciding character because they are intended to bring about the destruction of a substantial part of the palestinian national, racial and ethnic group. we have a special guest to discuss the topic today. he's none other than south african ambassador to iran, his excellency dr. francis molloy. thank you, mr. ambassador for your time today. thank you very much for inv

its author is the well-known inventor of theremin-vox, lev theremin.e war he was repressed and sent to work at the legendary sharashka tupalev, where he was engaged in experiments related to the physics of sound. the listening device that theremin assembled is called an endovibrator. the endovibrator is the world's first listening device that does not require a power source or transmitter. the basis of the endovibrator is a cylindrical volumetric resonator tuned to external radiation of a certain frequency. the technical features of the endovibrator are as follows. that it cannot be detected by standard radio signal direction finders. stalin found the word endovibrator difficult to pronounce, so he proposed giving the device the name zlatoust. the device did not require batteries and operated completely in passive mode, no magnetic fields, no own power sources, nothing that could unmask the device. the external scrotum resembled a tadpole. placed inside an object, this tadpole came to life from microwaves emitted by a remote source - a generator. the g

political price for speaking out for palestine. in spain of course there is an islamophobic party the vox party that was refer to go as as a rump party and and uh this acom group is very quite close to to volks and that's... indication really of the kind of uh tradition of islamophobia which flows through this as well. the dead chill in gaza rises to more than 31 is the us as well a genocide rages, most of those killed are women and children. yemen's ansara movement leaders says the yemeny army will continue anti-israel operations in support of palestinians in gaza. pro palestine ralliers in amsterdam slam a visits by the israelite president to the dutch capital calling for a boycot of the regime.

political price for speaking out for palestine, spain of course there is an islamophobic party, the vox party, refer to go as a rump party, and and uh this acom group is very quite close to to volk, that's an indication really of the kind of uh tradition of islamophobia which flows through this movie. your headlines on press tv as the us israely genocide in gaza continues for the 155th day the death toll nears 31, mostly women and children. the military wing of hamas says is main prior. a potential prisoner swap deal with israel is a complete end to the aggression on the gaza strip. and in another weekend of worldwide protest people have taken to the streets and a show of solidarity with palestinians in the wall ravaged gaza shrimp.

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andrii, so let's move on to the game that ended in lviv, shakhtar-donetsk. ryvbas 5:2 we have such a voxe, which is called who scored, who did not score, and well, it was a benefit match between dmytro kryskiv and artem bondarenko, because dmytro kryskiv scored a lot of goals, one especially by him , which caused such a huge reaction throughout ukraine, and also artem bondarenko, he looked interesting, and we have a comment from the coach of kryvbas, yuriy vernedub, so let's listen to what yuriy vernedub? talked about the game itself and about the championship, does kryvbas have ambitions to continue to fight for the championship, the question rather surprised the staff that now zadyrak, kozhushko, bezkarvainy is not at the base as well, tatarkov, what is this connected with? let's put it this way, when a team wins, a team wins and when he loses, the coach loses, that's what i decided in my opinion, those players, who we are already playing in the second round, go on the field, they are a little. we are still ready, well, they don't go beyond, maybe it is not related to some kind of dama

vox's stephanie bennett has more from london. >> after weeks of conspiracy theories, kate middleton clearinghose rumors on social media platform x now,- the details remain very limited. we still do not know the stage of her cancer or what type, but the 42 year old princess revealed that she is undergoing chemotherapy and is now in the early stages of that treatment. back on january 17th, she had undergone a planned and successful abdominal surgery, which at the time they believed her condition further tests aftt operationúfound cancer had been present. in her video message, she says she's getting stronger every day and praises william for being a great source of comfort and reassurance. >> but most importantly, it has taken us time to explain everything to george, charlotte and louis in a way that's appropriate for them and to reassure them that i'm going to be okay. as i've said to them, i am well at this time. i'm also thinking of all those whose lives have been affected by cancer.úand for everyone facing this disease in whatever form, please do not lose faith or alo. >> king charles says

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speak to taylor lorenz, tech columnist for the washington post and host of the power user podcast via voxia. thank you for coming on the programme. thank you for coming on the programme-— thank you for coming on the rouramme. ., ~ i. ., ., programme. thank you for having me. we will aet programme. thank you for having me. we will get to — programme. thank you for having me. we will get to the _ programme. thank you for having me. we will get to the other _ programme. thank you for having me. we will get to the other issues, - programme. thank you for having me. we will get to the other issues, but i we will get to the other issues, but at its heart, what is apple accused of doing wrong?— at its heart, what is apple accused of doing wrong? apple is accused of ennuain in of doing wrong? apple is accused of engaging in anti-competitive - engaging in anti—competitive behaviour, making it hard for people to leave the ecosystem apple has created. once you buy at mac or an iphoneifs created. once you buy at mac or an iphone it's hard to switch. you use apple products, it pushes its own products

we just launched the second round of grants under the staff sergeant parker gordon vox suicide prevention program. these grant goes to local organizations. implementing innovative new suicide prevention programming where veterans live and work. meaning that we're funding local people who know their vets. organizations like nation's finest which provides transitional and permanent supportive housing for vets in rural communities across california, arizona and nevada. this team recently helped a pregnant vet fleeing domestic violence. think of that sentence. pregnant vet fleeing domestic violence. talk about a phrase that should not exist in the english language. they enrolled her in prenatal care at the v.a., connected her with services and provided her with housing. just one veteran of hundreds that nation's fiepest helps every year. and we're -- and working with state, local and other partners we're providing more housing and wraparound services for vets, homeless vets, at-risk vets. more of them than ever before. as we did last year, we're on pace then this year to exceed our goal of pe

vox's rebeccat's castor is in washington with the story. >> former special counsel robert president bidend intense scrutiny from both sides of the aisle. >> on capitol hill tuesdayl joe spbiden told us he knew the rul, so mr. her why did he break them? >> and you're doing everything t trump reelected. so that you can get appointed as a federal judge . >> investigators found dozens of documents in the president's personal offices and garage. in his report, her concluded the evidence was not sufficient enough for charges, but also cited concerns over biden's memory as contributing to his decision. sp>> i did not sanitize myt& explanation, nor did i disparage the president unfairly. if your senile enough, even your violations of federal criminal law won't be prosecuted. >> and one part of the report her wrote biden would likely present himself to a jury as a sympathetic, well-meaning elderlyc man with a poor memory. >> you understood when you made that decision, didn't you you wa language, didn't you? >> politics played no part whatsoever in my investigative steps. >> democrats also meant to

as vox's caroline shively reports, the two leaders are still at odds over how far against hamas, as theday, after weeks of rising tension, president biden spoke with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, telling him that military operations need to be connected to an end game. >> we share the goal of defeating hamas, but we just believe you need a coherent and sustainable strategy to make that happen. >> this comes after senate majority leader chuck schumer called for new israeliúelections last week. anti-government protesters blocked roads and fought police over the weekend in israel, in tel aviv. the prime minister still not backin& down, saying monday that israel must destroy hamas military and governing capabilities, secure return of hostages and prevent gaza from becoming a threat to israel ever again. >> the defeat spells a future.t& >> it's been more than five months since hamas launched the attack in southern israel that left 1200 dead. the hamas run gaza health ministry says israel's retaliation military ig to move on rafah to go after four hamas battalions, even though th

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this is all by richard morris hunt and grand staircase led to vox's original wing, the second floor of his original wing, which houses the museum's collection of european old masters and at the top of the staircase is the triumph of mario's party below and back outside these of a new steps that kevin roach added and you get to see the wings either side which charles mckim leader at later added. so the whole facade of fifth avenue spans over a thousand feet and four city blocks. it's absolutely huge. but on the outside of the building, this is what, you know, most people kind of remember. and so, believe it or not, there's over 31 pieces of sculpture on the building and all done by karl bitar, who did a lot of work with richard morris hunt. and there was meant to be this great aligarh called sculptures of ancient medieval renaissance and modern art, which was supposed to go over these columns, but hunt died about seven years before the met was finished, and it was taken over by his son, richard howell and hunt and citing that they had no money left, the metropolitan museum decided that

i formerly worked at vox media previously is a smart individual, but i'm going to have to disagree with him on this one, erica, now i will as sir, bit of give some credit to president biden. we have seen job numbers increase. we've seen unemployment lower, and inflation has decreased somewhat. but erica, when you actually begin to take a deeper dive into some of those labor statistics, what we find is that a sizable percentage of those numbers are jobs relative to the gig economy. so these are jobs that are for lyft instacart and other jobs relative to that. so these are the sorts of jobs that will allow someone to retire in 30 years, put their kids through college, or or take care of themselves doing an immediate emergency. we also know that the median household income has decreased rather precipitously, buying a home is really, really difficult for most americans, particularly if you're younger and living in a larger city in part because inflation. and so my point is at overall erosion, if you will, of americans ability to buy more is a very real thing. and so while i will give credit

foundation, but we've seen how some of these foundations operate with even even liberal outlets like voxtalked about how a 181 of the clinton foundation donors were lobbyinnt the hillary state department. we've seen china moneye go inton the penn biden center. >> so i don't know. it certainly raiset ntres a quen ,and i will be having a jessei i watters foundation eventuallllyt well, i'd love to havehast you investigate it, so we shouldn't do that. but sureigated, i'd be thrillede in big time here. although when you hear about jojocomplaine biden compl, barack didn't think he could win. he doesn't talk to him. he talks to bill clinton and said, meanwhile, hihe's hemorrhaging in the black vote. >> why isn't barry helping them? well, so i actuallk vote -y thik that this meeting with the prime minister raises questions. >> didelping? did did obama run this r by biden before doing it? >> i mean, it certainly seems to undermine his presidency. and there's a little nugget in that axios piecg this e that's not getting discussed as much. and it talks about the overlap between the obama staff and

it's the vox pops that getting.nd the comments that i've seen and the comments that i've seen on social media. i mean, we should be reassured, of course, that her royal highness has been seen around in the windsor farm shop as you've said, no photographs, unfortunately, which won't do much to stop some of the more outlandish conspiracy theories . outlandish conspiracy theories. but i think most people will be heartened to know that her royal highness is continuing to recover well and be seen recover well and will be seen after easter. >> and we should say when we say after easter , we're not talking after easter, we're not talking about the easter weekend, we're talking about easter school talking about the easter school holidays. so around april the 17th is when that will happen. although i will be very i'm pretty sure we will see her royal highness again , on easter royal highness again, on easter sunday for the easter sunday service , and all of this means service, and all of this means that everything we were to

. >> interview on >> there was an interview on those things with those vox pop things with three gen people and they said, no, jk shouldn't to jk rowling shouldn't go to prison, be prison, but she should be re—educated. that's future. re—educated. that's the future. >> that's fairly chilling. yeah, it okay, well it was very chilling. okay, well , said she , if she does, she said she would time for would serve jail time for misgendering . yeah. and is misgendering. yeah. and that is clearly by hate clearly covered by the hate crime see because crime law. so we'll see because when starts doing it, when everyone starts doing it, they all up they can't lock us all up and they can't lock us all up and they of spartacus i am jk they sort of spartacus i am jk rowling. try. let's see rowling. they can try. let's see what good writing in what happens. good writing in there won't she? what happens. good writing in thejeffrey won't she? what happens. good writing in thejeffrey archer1't she? what happens. good writing in thejeffrey archer style. .7 what happens. good writing in thejeffrey arche

but i was i was in here yesterday and the amount of vox p0ps yesterday and the amount of vox pops that, were dutch americans, germans, and they're all here just see and they're all here just to see the saint patrick's day parade. and i just thought to myself, this is amazing. they've came from all over the world to see a parade and enjoy saint patrick's day. and in fact, most of them have gone on up to the maiden city today. derry londonderry, to do tours of the walls and so forth. and what great way of forth. and what a great way of bringing tourism into your country, , your country, celebrating, your national heritage and bringing that sort of joy to everybody and including including all the other communities into that parade to make sure that you celebrate everyone's culture. it's a great way to do . and yes, it's a great way to do. and yes, the english are missing out on it might be a better idea next time to turn your camera the other way. >> and we see the beautiful city hall, that's right in front of you there. maybe that'll be something. just give people a bit of variety. thank

a vox pop, was when you go and try to speak to people.ws it's where the m5 reaches bristol and there's a kind of hgv park area there, and i those trousers that i had those long trousers that were on at the time that were trendy on at the time that touched the floor, and i went and interviewed these lorry and interviewed all these lorry drivers great and drivers and it was all great and had the material wanted had all the material i wanted for that evening for my report. that evening i got back into the car and i was like, what's that smell? and i looked down and my trousers had soaked from ground. soaked up urine from the ground. >> your urine? no, i >> was this your urine? no, i guess sure. guess sure. >> guess sure. >> it claire? >> was it claire? >> was it claire? >> arrived back. >> she arrived back. >> she arrived back. >> that's a very irish pronunciation. urine urine, urine. >> listen, here's a lovely thing. talking about being wet, singing in the rain. yes it does make you happy again. now, i have to say, one of the most glorious.