our friend from the usa said, we are a dark place, not only a dark place, but just to quote william shakespeare, when he said, "i'm sick when i do look at d, he was really talking, you know, dimitris was speaking to helena and amits night dream at that time, so it's really the, you know, we feel the sickness when we look at our politicians, our..." media pundit in the legacy media in the west and also all the chattering classes that they really have not only abandoned but actually the sort of the words that they used to use of human rights and of sort of freedom of speech and all kinds of flowery words, the veil has been removed or have been removed from from them very clearly, and i think people in the south and the east part of the world are realizing that these were not just hypocritical words, but there were words to hoodwink us into thinking that the west has some moral and ethical thinking behind it, but the reality is that now that we are seeing this happening a daily basis, minute by minute, hour by... our people are realizing that how uh inhuman the politicians are, they really have no

at all times, since the time of our william shakespeare, people have enjoyed the spectacle of the arlikinsly the attending physicians knew about them. today, this is the most... simple example, imagine that being socially disapproved, i will give you then no one will see it, it must be some john in our beloved new york, sitting and watching the meeting place, then he will publicly like it, write “norkin” and truzhkin cool topic, good, i’m afraid he might have problems, that’s for sure, so why then we cannot build a similar mechanism, because there they made a socially disapproved viewing of, for example, russian quality programs, but why can’t we. well, credit card debts are hanging, interest is dripping, you need a handyman, you take out credit cards. you transfer your debts to kholva, divide them into 24 months, conveniently repay them, make purchases or get rid of credit card debts, it’s easy with kholva. using the old generation wet cough remedy makes me feel like i am back in time. elmucin is a latest generation mucolytic that combines all the important properties. its innovative mole

when you were a young actor starting out, you and your late husband michael williams used to refer to shakespeare yes, we called him that. michael was in one company, i was in the other, and shakespeare was the person who we were playing all the time. and so he was very much the man who paid the rent. what is he now to you? the man who pays the rent, probably. they laugh well, he certainly... he's never been less than that. very, very, very important. he's referred to every day in my life, i think, probably, and i think he's referred to in most of our days, without us knowing. yeah, absolutely. heaven. judi dench, thank you so much for sharing your cultural life with us. not very cultural! thank you, john. quite a life, though. thank you. hello there. a few wintry scenes captured by our weather watchers on friday across parts of scotland, such as here in perth and kinross. but the severe frost will become a lot more widespread as we go into the start of next week, with the potential for some disruptive snow, too. where is that colder air? well, it's behind this series of weather fronts. across no

but dame judi dench has been talking about her greatest influence, william shakespeare. sexist, misogynist dinosaur. 0ops! indistinct chatter the glamour! laughter just behind us stands her academy award for a scene—stealing performance as elizabeth i in john madden's shakespeare in love. i know something of a woman in a man's profession. yes, by god, i do know about that. but her love for shakespeare began when she was a girl and led to her becoming one of the nation's greatest classical actors, a star of the national theatre, the old vic and the rsc. damned spot! out, i say! today i'm going to be hearing how shakespeare, or, asjudi calls him in the title of her new book, "the man who pays the rent," has remained centre—stage throughout her life. and the sun comes out... and the sun comes out. that's good. judi dench, welcome to this cultural life. thank you, john. you were born in 193a and grew up in york. set the scene for us. what was family life like? my father was a doctor... ..and i had two brothers, older than me. and of course, at that time, no television, nothi