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presenter. the family do not believe there were proper investigations into the allegations. the bbc had said in a statement it takes the allegations very seriously, it attempts to speak to anyone contacting them to get further details but pointed out if it gets no reply or received no further contact it can limit its ability to progress things, but that does not mean the inquiries stop. the presenter — mean the inquiries stop. the presenter is _ mean the inquiries stop. the presenter is unnamed but some bbc stars have felt compelled to come out and say it is not them who are involved. . ~ , out and say it is not them who are involved. ., ~ , ., , , ., involved. frankly it has been a social media _ involved. frankly it has been a social media frenzy, _ involved. frankly it has been a social media frenzy, with - involved. frankly it has been a l social media frenzy, with people involved. frankly it has been a - social media frenzy, with people on social media frenzy, with people on social media frenzy, with people on social media trying to guess and make false allegations. some presenters have felt the need to say it is not to me. we have had rylan, jeremy vine, both saying it ain't me. gary lineker also said it wasn't
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yo, i want to wear this-- i want to wear this one. - no. - come on. - hey, papi chulo-- - if that ain't me. papi chulo for real. would you look at that? - dude, what about one of these? - that's like papi likes math. math with a couple of pencils here and a little protractor. - what about this one right here? - oh, i like this sort of like referee, gucci. so when you guys play soccer, i can go, ok, you got a foul, fouled out, mike. - yeah. if there's a fight, and you're like, "[imitates whistle]" - ok, guys, let's do that fight over again. keep your hands to yourself. keep your--hey, hey, stop fighting. stop fighting. - [chuckles] - but neither one of us are tall enough. [both grunt] - dude, it's like high-fiving an nba player. you're like, what's up, man? - what's up, shaq? - what's up, shaq? [laughter] ♪ - what do you think? boots, too? - yeah, exactly. ♪ i think these bad boys will be absolutely perfect. - that's right, my brother man. what kind of leather is this, brother? - monster fish. - oh, yeah, i believe that.
# no, no, no. # it ain't me, babe. # it ain't me you're looking for, babe. hello again. the main difference in the weather we had on thursday from place to place was around how much cloud we saw. the best of the day sunshine was across wales, the midlands, east anglia and southern counties of england. really was a glorious day. but further north we had extensive cloud coming in off the north sea, the thickest cloud for eastern scotland and north east england. and that brought us notjust grey skies, but actually outbreaks of light rain on and off. for much of the day, it turned out to be quite damp. now, over recent hours, we've been detecting some of this light rain still affecting parts of southern
and i wanted it to be honest and not, you know, otherwise. not smoothed over or not made light of, to be the most useful to people. that's, i think, what we've done. # it ain't me you're looking for, babe. applause. ladies and gentleman, joan baez. one of the most talked—about films in berlin this year was the british picture femme. it's being called a queer noir. it features george mackay in the story of a drag artist whose life is destroyed after a homophobic attack. emma jones has been looking at some of the highlights of queer cinema in berlin this year. neo noir and revenge thriller meets modern british life in femme, the story of a young drag artistjules, played by nathan stewart—jarrett, who suffers a breakdown following a homophobic attack by a thug.
# and to come each time you call. # a loverfor your life and nothing more. # but it ain't me, babe. # no, no, no. # it ain't me, babe. # it ain't me you're looking for, babe. # hello. wednesday signifies the start of spring. well, meteorologically speaking anyway. butjust as the seasonal calendar leaps forward, the temperatures are set to leap backwards. we've got white colours on our temperature charts compared to normal. that's an indication of temperatures actually close to normal. but as a blues start to develop, temperatures drop certainly as we go through the weekend and into the start of next week. at the moment, though, coldest
one, i guess what i say is i want to leave an honest legacy, because i know i'll have to leave some kind of legacy. and i wanted it to be honest and not, you know, otherwise. not smoothed over or not made light of, to be the most useful to people. that's, i think, what we've done. # it ain't me you're looking for, babe. # one of the most talked—about films in berlin this year was the british picture femme. it's being called a queer noir. it features george mackay in the story of a drag artist whose life is destroyed after a homophobic attack. emma jones has been looking at some of the highlights of queer cinema in berlin this year. neo noir and revenge thriller meets modern
# no, no, no. # it ain't me, babe. # it ain't me you're looking for, babe. # hello. we've had reports of spectacular views of the aurora borealis across many parts of the uk, from northern scotland all the way to southern wales and even southern england. and here's another beautiful picture from the weekend. this time of cornwall — a beautiful horizon of those aqua colours. ok, how about the weather for the week ahead? mainly dry, some sunshine and night frosts. pretty much what we've had for quite a few days now with that high pressure firmly in charge of our weather. it's here on monday and it's here to stay. so, let's look at the forecast, then. for the early hours of monday, clearing skies across scotland and also southwestern parts of england. so, early on monday morning,
not smoothed over or not made light of, to be the most useful to people. that's, i think, what we've done. # it ain't me you're looking for, babe.# one of the most talked about films in berlin this year was the british picture femme. it's being called a queer noir. it features george mackay in the story of a drag artist whose life is destroyed after a homophobic attack. emma jones has been looking at some of the highlights of queer cinema in berlin this year. neo—noir and revenge thriller meets modern british life in femme, the story of a young drag artist, jules, played by nathan stewart—jarrett, who suffers a breakdown following a homophobic attack by a thug.