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People, its no wonder its starting to percolate among the republican base. whats your view of tucker being praised by russian state tv hosts? >> well, they clearly find him very useful. obviously, with my kind of suspicious national security mind, im wondering why is this american broadcaster, entertainer really doing the work of the autocratic russian government. hes been at this for a while. ive been a target of his because i was one of first people to call out the collaboration between the tr...

After airing it for more than a decade. tv critic scott bryan told me whats behind the soap facing such an uncertain future. the reason why neighbours is under threat is because of the unique way that neighbours ends up being on tv. unlike many shows which are shown around the world and then shared across different broadcasters, neighbours is really... its core audience is only in the uk, much more popular here than it is in australia currently. so, the issue is that channel 5 have decided it co...

For getting through that. it could be this years parasite and upset the apple cart. but is it the year of power of the dog? i think its netflixs power of the dog, and this could be the year that netflix finally wins the best picture category. well find out next month. katie razzell, bbc news. well find out next month, but lets have a well find out next month, but lets have . ., ., ., joining me now is the film critic and broadcaster leila latif. whats your pick of the nominations? i very much tr...

Him. >> educate me. >> hes a seven time super bowl champ. he leaves as one of the most decorated players to ever play the game. he garnered five super bowl mvps and won more playoff and regular season games than any other quarterback in nfl history. the 44-year-old brady holds the nfl record for most touchdown passes and passing yards. lets bring in someone who truly is an expert to guide us here. bob costas and long time sports br broadcaster. why wasnt he a mereaging out o game. when it came t...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster henry bonsu and lord digbyjones, former trade minister. both the whiskered these days. i rather like. im all in favour. the front pages then. the metro says borisjohnson is being accused of endangering sir keir starmer�*s life — after the labour leader was surrounded by a mob shouting allegations that he protected the likes ofjimmy savile. last week boris johnson alleged the labou...

Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are katy balls, deputy political editor at the spectator, and broadcaster david davies. hello again to you both. a quick look at ourfront hello again to you both. a quick look at our front pages. the metro says the prime minister could end all covid restrictions a month earlier than planned, including the need to self—isolate. the male says the uk will be the first major nation to leave the pandemic b...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me again is broadcaster and author penny smith and home affairs editor of the evening standard, martin bentham. welcome back to both. weve got a few more titles in. the financial times reads that the chancellor of the exchequer, rishi sunak, and the bank of england are working together to head off the �*cost of living catastrophe�*. the daily mail focuses on the same story. they say that energy bills ar...

Information being shared and not censorship of your political opponents because youre scared that theyre not towing the party line. howard: well, leslie, joe rogan has said im no medical expert, at one point saying im a blanking idiot, yet he does have guests saying things that appear to be false or misleading, yet hes the most popular broadcaster on the planet. why do some liberals in entertainment and elsewhere think censorship is the answer? >> oh, i dont think its censorship, i think a few t...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us in the next few hours. with me arejohn stapleton, who is a broadcaster, and kate proctor, who is the editor of politicshome and the house magazine. welcome to you both. what a busy past few hours. lets have a look at whats already in. borisjohnson and his now former policy chief, munira mirza, are on the front of the guardian. four of the pms senior aides have quit after controversy around lockdown parties and borisjohnso...

And liverpools sadio mane scores the winning spot kick as senegal beat egypt 4—2 in a penalty shoot—out to take the africa cup of nations for the first time. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are parliamentaryjournalist tony grew and caroline frost, journalist and broadcaster. lets ta ke lets take a look at tomorrows front pages. and it will start with the metro. it leads with the 70th anniversary of her majesty the queens accession ...