[music] much of the extra money being generated is coming here, 6000 miles and a world away from the east end of london. rupert is perfectly comfortable killing off the unions in the uk. the reason is the fox network, he s got much bigger ambitions for his empire, he s got a new frontier lined up in front of him, hollywood. [music]
commissioner, and they actually put all the resources to bring that killer to justice. all the resources to bring that killertojustice. but all the resources to bring that killer to justice. but also to break up killer to justice. but also to break up the gang or if which we saw at that time. it is only recently that that time. it is only recently that that has reared its head again, whether because of problems the police are having in terms of resources. i don t know, but we really need to ensure the gangs. it s going back to the east end of london where you were on anyone s territory you were taken out. i don t know why this has been allowed to happen. i don t know why, because we have not had resources, because of difficulties with finance to do with it. this must be a priority. thank you so much forjoining us. and we ll find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow s front
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and you re at a bus stop and you re both slumped as though you ve completely run out of energy. you look sort of befuddled and baffled. i come back to this point is that the way you are feeling today? you d make a very good art critic. i love the description of it. it s marvellous. but is that the way you are feeling? we are involved in thought transference. so, like a writer does words that will put thoughts and feelings into the readers, so these images have to transfer thought, things that you can t put into word, exactly, you can put in pictures. they re very delicate examples of human existence, things we all know. as we step out of the front door of number 12, fornier street, we re stepping not out into the east end of london, we re stepping into a french street built on a roman cemetery, which, when we were students, was the yiddish speaking district. we are five minutes from the dissidents cemetery. we have a mosque at one end,