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i know this will come as a surprise to any people and a disappointment to some, and i hope at least you will understand my decision. i know that others will, how shall i put it, cope with the news just fine. that is the great thing about living in a democracy. there is never a right time to resign high office, however, this is as good a time as any. are 2024 is done, negotiations have not yet commenced on the next one, the institutions of the good friday agreement are working again, and our trading relationship with the uk in the post brexit era is settled and stable. the new taoiseach will have a full two months to prepare for the local and european elections, and up to a year before the next general election. my reasons for stepping down are both personal and political. i believe this government can be elected and i believe my party, fine gael, can gain seats in the next dail. most of all, i believe the re election of this three party government would be the right thi ....
he will step down before the next general election in the republic of ireland. mr varadkar became ireland s youngest taoiseach in 2017 when he became leader of fine gael. shortly i ll speak to one of our chief presenters in washington caitriona perry who used to work for the irish broadcaster rte and who has followed leo varadkar since his early days, but first, let s listen to mr varadkar announcing his resignation from the steps of government buildings earlier today. i know this will come as a surprise to many people and a disappointment to some, and i hope at least you will understand my decision. i know that others will, how shall i put it, cope with the news just fine. that is the great thing about living in a democracy. there is never a right time to resign high office, however, this is as good a time as any. budget 2024 is done, negotiations have not yet commenced on the next one, the institutions of the good friday agreement are working again, and our trading re ....
if they do not do that, the regulator will do that for them. the gulf between tap will do that for them. the gulf between top and will do that for them. the gulf between top and bottom - will do that for them. the gulf between top and bottom has i will do that for them. the gulf - between top and bottom has grown to, it is a between top and bottom has grown to, it is a chasm between top and bottom has grown to, it is a chasm. the premier league turnover it is a chasm. the premier league turnover was it is a chasm. the premier league turnover was 45 million and efl was 34 a gap turnover was 45 million and efl was 34 a gap of turnover was 45 million and efl was 34 a gap of 11 million, the gap is now 3 34 a gap of 11 million, the gap is now 3 billion. it does not bridge or bowl now 3 billion. it does not bridge or bowl we now 3 billion. it does not bridge or bowl. we want clubs to be able to thrive bowl. we want clubs to be able to thrive going upwards ....
i know this will come as a surprise to many people and a disappointment to some, and i hope at least you will understand my decision. i know that others will, how shall i put it, cope with the news just fine. that is the great thing about living in a democracy. there is never a right time to resign high office, however, this is as good a time as any. budget 2024 is done, negotiations have not yet commenced on the next one, the institutions of the good friday agreement are working again, and our trading relationship with the uk in the post brexit era is settled and stable. the new taoiseach will have a full two months to prepare for the local and european elections and up to a year before the next general election. my reasons for stepping down are both personal and political. i believe this government can be re elected and i believe my party, fine gael, can gain seats in the next dail. most of all, i believe the re election of this three party government will be the righ ....
the top of his game. what sir bryn terfel s long and stellar career tells us about how to make opera fit for the future. let me take you to the opera. he sings in italian. sir bryn terfel has all the magic ingredients it takes to become a world class opera star incredible stage presence, amazing acting range from dramatic to comic, and of course, a rich bass baritone voice that enthrals audiences wherever he performs. i m invited backstage ahead of bryn s performance in the barber of seville, a comic masterpiece by the 19th century italian composer, rossini. before getting into costume, bryn warms up his voice. he sings in italian. hello, it is your make up call. here now? yes! as if i m not already fat enough, ey! he plays don basilio, a music teacher whose sole interest is in lining his own pockets. hello, sir bryn terfel! are you here for a singing lesson? i wish! you know, i admire people like you who can sing but ijust can t sing myself. i can sing but i can t te ....