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actor, stuntman, little person. rip felix field still a. it s okay if you don t know who he is. he was often disguised as cousi it in the addams family. was that guy. anyway, it s his birthday. that s why january 11 is so important to me, and of a littl person. that was a bust. what the hell is he talking about? i m not even sure where that could be qualified as talking. more like snoring with punctuation. whoever did her eyebrows, shoul be put in eyebrow prison. they are supposed to be lower than your hairline. i bet her husband goes up each time she mentions january 6. she s as predictable as bite ends at 3:00 o clock nap. we do the january 6 was a crypto . in case you are one of the gullible republicans without january 6 was about remembering enjoy being patsies at. it was a prophet like cuomo is giant q-tip. use to vanquish political adversaries and help the democratic party s gain political footing. the dems that like to do politics the way ugly people have sex. ....
not quite. in fact, very quiet on the weatherfront. from not quite. in fact, very quiet on the weather front. from tomorrow the weather map looks about the same for the rest of the week and into the weekend. 0ne the rest of the week and into the weekend. one thing tricky to forecast is the amount of falconry but haven t how long it lingers in spots, but let s concentrate on the here and now, a little nuance that our weather, quite grey, here and now, a little nuance that ourweather, quite grey, cloudy, drizzly, a weather front is temporarily making an appearance and will finally disappear this evening, taking away cloud and bits and pieces of drizzle and finally skies clear across england and wales, meaning a light frost on the way. not too cold, outside of city centres around 10 2, maybejust above freezing in town centres. a different story for scotland, northern ireland and north west england, a very mild started outside city centres, i england, a very mild star ....
many families affected by covid are furious. i am angry because there was one rule for one person and one - rule for the others. we weren t allowed to be with our loved ones. - and it is very, very sad. the metropolitan police say they are in contact with the government about it. also tonight the maths lesson in the sports hall. schools tried the maths lesson in the sports hall. schools tried to cope the maths lesson in the sports hall. schools tried to cope with the - schools tried to cope with the number of teachers of work. off work. desperate times in afghanistan the un calls for billions of pounds in aid with more than half the population now struggling to find enough to eat. and history as a 57 year old man becomes the first human to be given a pig s heart during a transplant. in sportsday later in the hour on the bbc news channel we ll have the latest from melbourne as novak djokovic prepares for the australian open. but with more questions about w ....
his family hold a press conference. translation: | went to thank. everyone in the world who stood up and supported him. that s the energy that helped him to fight. the last seven years have been the hottest the world has ever seen according to new climate data and a four day uk bank holiday, street parties and a competition to invent a new pudding celebrations to mark the queen s 70 year reign are announced. the housing secretary, michael gove, has told mps he s prepared to use legislation to force builders to pay to remove unsafe cladding from mr gove said it had taken the tragedy of the grenfell tower fire injune 2017, in which 72 people died, to put building safety properly on the agenda. speaking in the commons, he added that developers should pick up a four billion pound bill forfixing problems, not residents. firms have until march to agree a plan to protect leaseholders trapped in unsellable homes . mr gove warned that those who profited from unsafe building ....
seven years have been the warmest in recorded history. no backtrack of it made it onto the novak djokovic did make it onto the court. the player says he s focused on playing in the australian open but the legal battle continues with the possibility he could still be deported. let s have a look at these latest developments in detail. novak djokovic left an immigration hotel in melbourne on monday to the relief of his father. translation: in the and, he won. justice has widened. translation: in the and, he won. justice has widened. the translation: in the and, he won. justice has widened. the rule - translation: in the and, he won. justice has widened. the rule of. translation: in the and, he won. | justice has widened. the rule of law has one. djokovic s brother though was less enthusiastic when was asked what happened when djokovic got covid last year. ok so, uh, this press conference is adjourned at the moment. meanwhile the pepper spray has come out in melbourne ....