welcome to hardtalk. thank you. it s great to be here. it s great to have you here. now, in your personal life, in your professional life, everything has been intertwined in terms of your campaigning work, your academic work. i just wonder whether you ever for a moment considered going into something entirely disconnected from your own personal circumstances, something like accountancy, law, geology. and you know what? there are short people, restricted growth people, in all of those professions. there are farmers, teachers, solicitors, everything, who are short. but i didn t go that way. and so, as a social scientist, i ve always been interested in what i ve experienced. and so, obviously, disability has to be top of the list. let me ask you about growing up, because your family has its own history, which is important, i think, to talk about. your grandfather, it seems, experienced a mutation, a genetic mutation. my father. so he was born in 1927. william shakespeare unfor
hello, i m charlie hurt along with kennedy, mollie and david webb, come to the big weekend show . the big story tonight, big concerns over one of the virus in china. republican governors calling for president biden to restrict travel in the communist nation. mainstream media saying trust science, we shouldn t be worried but remember if china spent years lying to us about covid and they are after all, a communist country. fox news correspondent dany dana marie mcnichol has an update among those demanding actions. an immediate travel ban between united states and china until more information is gathered on the dangers of what they call mysterious illness. a list of republican senators include senator marco rubio and rick scott in florida, senator j.d. vance from ohio, senator tomi to prevail from alabama and mike braun from indiana. the letter to the president reads in part, we should immediately restrict travel between the united states and china until we know more about th
apologies for the technical issues. i m sarah mulkerrins. it s another night of european action in football, with qualification to the knockout stages of the europa league up for grabs for some. in the early games, premier league side brighton have made it through, joao pedro scored from the spot to give them the win at aek athens. west ham are also through to the next stage, they won in serbia against batchka topola. real betis lost at sparta prague, so that means rangers could jump to top of that group, if they beat aris limasol, but they are currently losing 1 0. liverpool liverpool hosting lask they will secure top two if avoid defeat. two if they avoid defeat. in the europa conference league, aston villa are at legia warsaw. villa can leapfrog their opponents and go top of their group with a win, currently 1 1. and helsinki v aberdeen 2 2, who can t progress. that one was disrupted because of snow at the time. that one was disrupted because of snow at the time. to inte
be 14 towards the south coast of england, and it is still mild for the time of year. overnight at night, a few changes. starting to see high pressure building on across northern ireland, and scotland. here, dry with clear skies. still quite windy. in a sheltered glens, temperatures could drop below freezing. frost and mist and fog developing here into tomorrow morning, whereas across england and wales it is cloudier and it is milder. so, this is tuesday. our area of high pressure, just out towards the west of the uk, will extend further eastwards. it will be an improving picture for many. still some cloud and outbreaks of rain across the east. tomorrow morning, into parts of kent, the showers across the southwest will clear away. a lot of sunshine around, but clouding over again towards the north of scotland. rain for the highlands by the end of the day. temperatures a little lower for most, but i want to draw your attention to stornoway. we have some milder air, just creepin
have mesothelial not we ll send you a free book to answer questions you may have called now and we ll come to you 808 to one 4,000 welcome to inside politics on this memorial day monday, i m phil mattingly in today for dana bash get ready for a history making week in american politics by the end of it, the jury of 12 ordinary american citizens may actually finished their deliberations and decide whether to make donald trump a convicted felon. now, no matter the outcome, both trump and biden campaign we ll have huge strategic decisions to make on how much, if at all, to focus on that verdict in the final months before election day, quinnipiac poll last week found that 70 in ten voters are actually following the trial, at least somewhat closely. the big question whether an unprecedented criminal trial will have any impact at all on who wins in november my great political panel is so here to help answer that question and many more, cnn s kristen holmes, little grown lopez, the