Judi dench, welcome to this cultural life. Thank you, john. You were born in 193a and grew up in york. Set the scene for us. What was family life like . My father was a doctor. And i had two brothers, older than me. And of course, at that time, no television, nothing like that. So we all had bikes and we made our own entertainment. My second brother, jeff, only ever wanted to be an actor. My oldest brother wanted to be a doctor, like dad, and i wanted to be a designer, scenic designer. Thats what i set out to be. From a young age . From quite a young age, because we were taken to the theatre a lot, you know, we were taken to. I remember once going to see a cuckoo in the nest, and i laughed so. This couple was in bed and suddenly a chest at the end of the bed opened and a man stood up in vest and pants. And i was sick. I laughed so much, i was sick. My mother had to take me home. But the wonderful thing is that i was taken back a couple of nights later to see what happened. They laugh m
with the potential for some disruptive snow, too. where is that colder air? well, it s behind this series of weather fronts. across northern scotland on sunday, that chilly airjust spilling down from the arctic as we head through the start of next week across the whole of the uk, with brisk and cold northerly winds blowing. so, lots of added wind chill to factor into the temperatures. but this is how we start off the day on saturday, with temperatures hovering just above freezing, a few pockets of air frost where we see the clear spells, a week weather front sinking southwards, bringing outbreaks of patchy rain into northern areas of northern ireland, north west england and north wales. to the north of the front across scotland, some winter sunshine, showers by the endof the day in the north ahead of the front across england and wales, variable amounts of cloud, but also some brighter spells, temperatures ranging between 5 8 degrees celsius. and it s more of the same, too, on saturday
two months after the votes had been cast. barbara boxer and others were voting and protesting against something that had already taken place. he s forming a runway for what he thinks is a crash landing of this election. it s not happening in a vacuum. it s the endof a long conversation he s had about the system being rigged and specifically polling places. he s likely to get a clear result. i think he s going to get a clear result. if he gets a clear result, he says, at least, that he accepts it. and clinton campaign i think says and feeling more pressure to make sure the result is as clear as possible in as many states as possible saying if he comes within 500 some odd votes of hillary clinton in one swing state and that s going to decide the whole election, fine. no one is saying you don t have a right to challenge the result of an election that seems really close. i think the question is the one that you hit on, which is if you convinced all of these people
shelling and shooting. the fire breaks out again. at least 200 people kills there today, according to activists in the city, including women and children. i spoke to a witness, we re calling him danny. he s only giving his first name for obvious reasons. but he s at great risk. what s been happening? what s the latest? well, what s been happening, right? yes. they have been bombarding an area in homs for three hours. mortar bombs and tank shells. there s a part of the syrian army defected. they went down to welcome the syrian army, so they bombarded it with water bombs and tank shells. and in the first half hour, we have 40 people dead. now we ve got about 200 dead all around homs. there are people under the destruction. we can t move them. all of the buildings have been on top of bodies, human beings. kids dead, women dead, men dead. we can t get medication. they re shooting at the avenue, they re shooting. we can t get medication in there, we can t help them. no one
shelling and shooting. the fire breaks out again. at least 200 people kills there today, according to activists in the city, including women and children. i spoke to a witness, we re calling him danny. he s only giving his first name for obvious reasons. but he s at great risk. what s been happening? what s the latest? well, what s been happening, right? yes. they have been bombarding an area in homs for three hours. mortar bombs and tank shells. there s a part of the syrian army defected. they went down to welcome the syrian army, so they bombarded it with water bombs and tank shells. and in the first half hour, we have 40 people dead. now we ve got about 200 dead all around homs. there are people under the destruction. we can t move them. all of the buildings have been on top of buiodies, human being. kids dead, women dead, men dead. we can t get medication. they re shooting at the avenue, they re shooting. we can t get medication in there, we can t help them. no on