And Grin And Bear It the sculpture of ronaldo thats got everyone talking but for all the wrong reasons. And in sport wenger keeps us waiting the arsenal manager, whos been under increasing pressure, wouldnt confirm whether hell stay at the club past the summer. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. The government has been outlining how it plans to transfer thousands of pieces of European Union legislation, Into British Law. The great repeal bill will give parliament, or the devolved assemblies, the power to scrap, amend or improve eu laws. The brexit secretary, david davis, told mps it would ensure the uks smooth, orderly exit from the European Union. But the plans also involve giving ministers the power to make changes without full parliamentary scrutiny, and thats proving controversial. Our first report today is from our political correspondent, iain watson. The law that took us into the European Union was passed in 1972. Now, our eu membership is about to end. Not with
In a Helicopter Crash in north wales yesterday afternoon. Health officials publish plans to cut the amount of sugar in foods most often eaten by children. And, what happened when Cristiano Ronaldo came face to face with an alternative view. Its 5. 00pm. Our main story is that ministers have published plans to convert thousands of eu laws into british law as the uk leaves the European Union. But there are more signs today that european leaders are toughening their stance towards the brexit negotiations ahead. The repeal bill will end thejurisdiction of the European Court ofjustice once britain has left the eu. The brexit secretary, david davis, told mps the bill would help ensure a Smooth And Orderly Exit from the eu. But the shadow brexit secretary, labours sir keir starmer, said the bill gave few safeguards and provided the government with Sweeping Powers to change legislation without full parliamentary scrutiny. We will talk about that. Ourfirst report is from our political correspon
At the Georgia Historical Society as senior historian, his duty is to serve as managing of our scholarly publication. He is also bestknown around the state of georgia as the host of today in georgia history. Program reduced by the Georgia Historical Society and georgia public broadcasting. Ofhas been an integral part the success of our society and is one of the key players, one of the stars of our team. It is a pleasure to introduce him. Tonight, he speaks on the theme of this years history festival. Is howe of this talk the real mad men changed world. His welcome dr. Stan deaton. [applause] dr. Deaton good evening to all of you. Had other of you things you could be doing, so your attendance is much appreciated. I hope you find this informative, and lightning, entertaining. We will take a Little Journey back in the postworld war ii america. I hope everybody catches the mading of the real men. It is of course a Television Series about the advertising world of the 1960s. We will talk abo
Public broadcasting. He has been an integral part. Key players and stars on our team. Tonight, he is speaking on the theme of the Georgia History of festival. This is the birth of the American Dream, how the real mad men changed the world. [applause] aton we are going to take a little journey. I hope everyone catches the meaning of when i say the real mad and. Thats a play on the television series. It was about the advertising world in the 1960s. We will talk about it. A scenario. A family wakes up in a home that it owns. Kids go off to school. There are probably two cars in the garage in the house is full of appliances, every conceivable electronic gadget. Multiple smartphones, video games, central heating and air. Mostly bought on one kind of credit. The kids will be wearing national named brand clothes and shoes. Music squarelyto aimed at their demographic. They will be expected to attend college. The commute will take mom and dad to work. They might stop by a supermarket or fast fo
Travel over to places i could not and what the ago today. Syria, jordan, lebanon, turk ey and israel. Something happened in israel i cannot explain i have never been there iran life but i felt like i was at home. [applause] keep in mind the modern israel was 25 years old is struggling country that frankly trying to get up on its feet, the economy was tough very few people have a real sense it would be what it is today with the economic and technological powerhouse the economy was selling oranges in bringing some tourist but it was evident the pioneer spirit that existed was as close to ending their resembled the american spirit and i had ever witnessed in the idealized that United States and israel dont really have an Organization Relationship because the average interest we have the organic relationship because both countries were founded by people who have a vision to give future generations something of liberty and freedom and the ability to have religious liberty so the police woul