into. the entrance that they normally come into so the entrance that they normally come into. so she s come in and the last half hour~ into. so she s come in and the last half hour. we are expecting that may be the half hour. we are expecting that may be the snp half hour. we are expecting that may be the snp westminster leader, stephen be the snp westminster leader, stephen flynn, will be next. right beside stephen flynn, will be next. right beside me is our big boss, director of journalism, jonathan munro, and also hillary journalism, jonathan munro, and also hillary o neill. they are waiting to greet hillary o neill. they are waiting to greet the hillary o neill. they are waiting to greet the leaders as they come in for the greet the leaders as they come in for the debate. over the next hour, we will for the debate. over the next hour, we will see for the debate. over the next hour, we will see all seven of them arrive at broadcasting house. and members of the
The rock star of knitting sits in the farthest corner in the shadow of the Malutis in the Landbousaal in Rhodes Village Steven Be, 63, shines like a dayglo beacon calling all to join his movement and knit the most outrageous, colourful items. The yarn and knitting activist is 14,736km in a line from his hometown of Minneapolis, Minnesota, in the northern heartland of the US.