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18 years from 1959. the navy lark, with our three stars, stephen murray, jon pertwee - and leslie phillips. upa bit. to me. to you. think of a number and double it. despite the posh accent, he'd been born a cockney, before achieving huge success with his rakish on—screen persona. but he felt he became typecast. it was marvellous, really, to get those sort of roles, and they seemed important then. it was only later that i realised i was getting into a kind of a rut. i'm sorry to know that kenya will be losing you. in his mid—50s, he reinvented himself as a serious actor... if i were in a hole, you'd be the sort of chap i'd turn to. ..and also delighted a new generation of fans as the voice of the sorting hat in harry potter. well, if you're sure, better be...gryffindor! but for many, he'll always remain the old—fashioned flirt...

if i were in a hole, you'd be the sort of chap i'd turn to. for the next 30 years he played a succession of character parts and cameo roles. not so much a hole, let's say, more of a... ..crossroads. he was an immensely accomplished actor. well, just think of it, a whole week together in... ..separate rooms. but for many, he'll always remain... ding dong. ..the outrageous womaniser with a twinkle in his eye. oh, you sexy beast. actor leslie phillips, who's died at the age of 98. iam very i am very pleased to say we can talk about his career now with a friend of leslie. newman about 25 years. robert also, british comedy historian who wrote about the actor. what made it that made him so

and it shouldn't be allowed in parliament orfor a and it shouldn't be allowed in parliament or for a government minister. february sometimes about the culture in westminster. i think people are trying to do theirjob in difficult circumstances often working long hours under a lot of pressure, but that is no excuse for this kind of behaviour and i think we need to restore some integrity ash integrity. i'm hoping that rishi sunak strikes me as the kind of chap who takes these things quite seriously and setting an example himself. i hope we can have cleaner politics going forward which we sorely need stuff and am just wondering whether he's going to bring out the tarantula again that he apparently is to let everyone know, i certainly like... he apparently is to let everyone know, icertainly like... no objection that he needs to keep his pet tarantula on his desk in the office as chief whip. unspoken, perhaps more effective than swearing at people if he has indeed sworn in people. we do know he has said swearing text messages because he acknowledged those text messages to that then chief whip were not appropriate and that is subject to investigation as rishi sunak explained today. and as you say, he has denied allegations in the guardian. let's end on a brief last

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like this from jos buttler. finally at the world cup, they looked something like the real thing. england's captain made 73 in a total of 179, and thenjos buttler was back in the action as wicketkeeper. his catch, new zealand's first batter out. here's glenn phillips with a mis—hit. moeen ali with a missed catch. oh, i don't believe it! yeah, really. soon phillips was caught by a chap in the crowd. well, he is a huge hitter, potential matchwinner. england conveniently had their best catcher on the field for the final overs. chrisjordan was there. phillips was out and the victory by 20 runs followed. england are not in the semifinals yet, but win their final group game and they should be. joe wilson, bbc news. the women's rugby league world cup kicks off this afternoon, with the hosts england taking on brazil in leeds. 15,000 fans are expected to watch

a reliable conservative vote in the u.s. senates, you have to go to the polls. you have the power. make no mistake. this race is close. a brand new just for this show poll has warnock and walker neck and neck within the margin of error. a 2 point race. joining us now. give a warm georgia welcome to georgia senate candidate herschel walker. >> [cheers and applause]. >> how you doing? >> [cheers and applause]. >> hello there. >> [cheers and applause]. >> sean: just for the record. >> yes, yes. >> sean: for the record. y'all didn't chap as loud for me. >> that's family, yes. >> sean: let's do a quick pole. -- poll.

tom brady is 10-0 against the atlanta falcons in his tenure in the nfl, and also he does not lose three in a row, so i think the bucs bounce back and win this one by 3. and i have to say, will, congratulations to our three lucky winners from last sunday, they went a perfect 6-6 on their pick, so they're going to split $1 million of terry bradshaw's money. will: woe! -- whoa! >> i know. enter for your chap, and you and i can have a friendly wager on that cowboys/rams game. i will buy you a cup of coffee if the dallas i cowboys end up -- will: i did the math -- >> not a green screen. will: you either have a big birthday or just had a big birthday. >> i had a big birthday, 21. yes, you can buy me a martini now. will: all right. sounds good.

this country. they want to see that playing out, and manifesting in different ways. >> so chap, letting omen. specifically. could become a major swing block. how can democrats better reach out in a way that resonates? with presumably, could resonate with other men of color and white men that they have lost? >> as one of the only latino men in national projects, with out a degree that went to work. i am that man. i grew up a single father, tried to make ends meet. and seen them become a national political correspondent. -- with my mother my grandmother. how do i feel that baby? who's gonna watch that baby? who's gonna take care of that baby when i'm on the third shift? these are real things that you are not seeing right now. in tv commercials to your point about what we can be doing differently. i've been a democrat since i started my career working for an richardson texas. what's happened with the party is that we have gotten away

would get sudden review the classified documents. that's happening in parallel as a department of justice is doing in this investigation. where do those things intersect? i would assume that if dearie somehow decides, you know, some of these classified documents are indeed privileged, that then affects the doj's investigation -- is that right? >> that's exactly the right question to ask, because that's where this gets tricky. if the justice department takes investigative chap steps based on these documents and knock on peoples doors. they learn something else, leaks to something, else that leads to something else. and then down the world road, it's not just judge dearie, exceeded carat in that that tranche was in fact privilege that they should have not looked at it. it creates opportunities for all kinds of mischief. what does she then do? because these investigators have been exposed and information that she decided should not have seen. but that could be in december, or january, that she makes that decision. so all kinds of things could

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