a good fit for the intensely imaginative former python. # why, then, am i left behind? # mother, is there something more that i should do?# gilliam and his fellow director are promising surprises in their production of stephen sondheim s classic musical, which subverts some of our best known fairy tales. # silver and gold throw down on me.# so on one level, you get the stories of cinderella, jack and the beanstalk, you get rapunzel and her tower, you get the princes, you get all sorts of wonderful, delightful things, but then you get the flip side of the story, which is the genius of sondheim. you get what happens after the happy ending. what do you think he would have made of your production? i think he would like it. he s very ironic, sardonic, he s asking for trouble half the time. takes one to know one. this octogenarian stands by the comments he made that apparently offended some old vic staff, though he points out
of the prime minister appearing to be engaged in what you may call party activities, in other words, raising a glass in salute to a colleague who is leaving. he hasn t been fined for that as the metro observes. it wonders why as to a number of other papers. the guardian has the same story. it believes the prime minister and the met police will both face further questions over the event because some of those present were fined but the pm wasn t. the telegraph has a similar line also saying it understands the prime minister did not receive a questionnaire from the police about his presence at the event. the i says the prime minister is waiting to find out the reaction to the new pictures both from his own mps and the public. the star takes a more sardonic line pointing to the various drinks containers and saying sarcastically it s the times has a different angle saying the photos put the pm under
pressure over what he told the commons when asked about the event last december. the star takes a more sardonic line pointing to the various drinks containers and saying sarcastically it s definitely not a party. the main story in the ft is more speculation over a possible windfall tax on the big energy companies saying the chancellor has ordered the treasury to draw up plans to tax a wide variety of firms. the mail leads with fears over a possible rail strike saying disruption to services could hit power supplies, petrol stations and shops if unions vote for strike action this week. right. sam, kick us off this time. the metro locked in locked down in one, obviously, they are point is
while recovering, dole forged a seven decade friendship with future hawaii senator daniel inouye who lost his right arm, as inouye lay in state in 2012 dole rose from his wheelchair and walked to the casket casket. dole said he didn t want his friend to see him like this. as bob approaches the pearly gates let us take comfort he can reunite with his old friend once again. [applause] dole was a fierce partisan, dubbed a hatchet man by a member of his own party but sardonic is one of bob s legs georgia s. i swear bob could have made it as a stand up comic. he used political sales skills to pitch everything from viagra and pepsi the latter alongside britney spears. easy, boy. after the pepsi ad with britney spears, a class i teach met with dole. one student was named britney. when introduced, dole joked i know a britney, the class