to actually convince them that i was actually capable of doing thisjob. to appeal to the younger generation, we are creating more sustainable products and also create more vegan and options for consumers who prefer not to use animal products. but, that being said, i love the old designs we really respect what my dad came up with more than 30 years ago. the product actually are still good quality and i want to bring them back, and i hope he is a little bit at least proud that his two sons are here working alongside him for something that he started from ground zero many years ago. that is joseph lor there. before we go let me tell you that crowds in disneyland were left stunned when a giant mechanical dragon caught fire. a 13 metre firebreathing dragon
of recalling this moment. music has been played in operating theatres foryears, but, now, expectant mums nominated for cesareans can choose their favourite tunes. why don t we let mum and dad choose? we then call that the soundtrack for life. so then we commemorate that with a card to mum signed by all of the theatre staff and we put in there the soundtrack for life and what baby was born to. obviously, the mums, they feel like coming into theatre kind of takes away, how do you say, the intimacy of it. so it is nice to let them have a choice of what they want baby to be born to and things like that, and something that is personal to them. and it s nice. # dream to me thati somehow came true. within 30 minutes, 9lb13oz baby anthony was safely in the arms of mum and dad. i have been doing thisjob for many, many years and it is as lovely today as it is always, and it has always been fabulous. it is something you never get used to. it is a real privilege to be involved at that time of deli
chris? the power of geography by tim marshall. very on brand. former sky news diplomatic editor, i think he was, foreign affairs editor. i must admit, doing thisjob, i can see how laura k liked a bit of trashy literature at the end of long days because i love tim marshall but it is a bit heavy going after a 17 hour day. and is geography powerful? i think it is. we are both geographers. oh, well. my brother is a geologist, palaeontologist, so he knows where things are, as well. mine is super on brand because i m reading an introduction to political philosophy for students and politicians. for a little project i m working on. you are going to write one yourself? potentially, yeah. stay tuned. makes the power of geography seem like light reading! michael, thank you very much for coming in. thanks for having me.
i really like it, we are bonking, we are bonking, we are bonking on the drains. it is not in the latest edition of that book. what is the new word? no, the whole poem came out. michael, what are you reading on this world book day? i am reading a wonderful book called i m black so you don t have to be. it s by a former colleague of mine, and yours, colin grant, who was the son of two jamaicans, and he is writing about his family. this is a beautiful, wonderful book, and he has used a wonderful device, each person in his family has a separate chapter, so you see the world through the eyes of that person in his family. great book. chris? the power of geography by tim marshall. very on brand. former sky news diplomatic editor, i think he was, foreign affairs editor. i must admit, doing thisjob, i can see how laura k liked a bit of trashy literature at the end of long days because i love
a&e departments for several days. everyone is trying really hard but just to make it real, i was in our emergency a&e andi a&e and i spoke to a nurse and she said i ve been doing thisjob for ten years and every night i go home and cry because i can t deliver the sort of care are used are always able to and that breaks my heart. how desperate is pat cullen, isn t it time to compromise unpaid? you said 10% might be a figure you would accept, is that true? what said 10% might be a figure you would accept, is that true? accept, is that true? what my words were, accept, is that true? what my words were. let s accept, is that true? what my words were, let s meet accept, is that true? what my words were, let s meet halfway. accept, is that true? what my words were, let s meet halfway. i- were, let s meet halfway. i think that is were, let s meet halfway. i think that is a were, let s meet halfway. i think that is a significant were, let s meet halfway. i think that is a significan