matter was often dark, beautifully written blackjokes, old age, he said, changed him. you begin to value life as much as you did when you were a child and if this is second childhood, then it is a good fun. you have a leave—taking poignancy about you. not anger and certainly not reactionary anger. i don't want to turn the clock back — that is the idlest kind of enquiry. i want to see what is there and see what comedy is there in it. tim amis, who has died at the age of 73. —— martin amis, who has died at the age of 73. in other news — the white house says president biden will hold talks with republican leader speaker mccarthy on sunday on the us debt ceiling. both sides called the latest round of negotiations a "step back". lawmakers have untiljune i to reach a deal to lift the borrowing limit before
and if this is second childhood than it is a good fun. you have a leave—taking poignancy about you. not anger and certainly not reactionary anger. i don't want to turn the clock back. that is the idlest kind of enquiry. i want to see what is there and see what comedy is there in it. headteachers at some of the uk's top schools say they're bewildered by the fast rate of change in artificial intelligence and are seeking guidance on how to best respond to the technology. in a letter to the times newspaper, they have announced a body of experts to advise schools — so they can capitalise on al's benefits while minimising its risks. let's talk to our technology editor, zoe kleinman just six months ago the ai chat
a child and if this is second childhood, then it is a good fun. you have a kind of leave—taking poignancy about you. not anger and certainly not reactionary anger. i don't want to turn the clock back — that is the idlest kind of enquiry. i want to see what is there and see what comedy is there in it. a woman from saudi arabia will make history later when she blasts off from florida to spend 10 days on board the international space station. rayyanah barnawi, a breast cancer researcher, will become the first saudi woman to voyage into space and will be joined on the mission by fellow saudi ali al-qarni who's a fighter pilot. also on board is emirati astronaut sultan al—neyadi, who was the first arab national to go on a spacewalk last month. live now to houston in texas with leroy chiao,
and instantly recognisable "literary voice". his willingness to take on the big topics and talk at length sometimes got him into trouble. but if september 11 had to happen... especially after his 9/11 book, the second plane. but while his subject matter was often dark, beautifully written black jokes, old age, he said, had changed him. you begin to value life as much as you did when you were a child and if this is second childhood, then it is a good fun. you have a kind of leave—taking poignancy about you. not anger and certainly not reactionary anger. i don't want to turn the clock back — that is the idlest kind of enquiry. i want to see what is there and see what comedy is there in it. the novelist martin amis,
the son of another famous author, kingsley amis, the connection was at times both help and a hindrance but the quality of his writing soon established him as a literary star in his own right. a generation that include salman rushdie, who paid tribute to a "unique and instantly recognisable "literary voice". his willingness to take on the big topics and talk at length sometimes got him into trouble. but if september 11 had to happen... especially after his 9/11 book, the second plane. but while his subject matter was often dark, beautifully written blackjokes, old age, he said, changed him. you begin to value life as much as you did when you were a child and if this is second childhood, then it is a good fun. you have a leave—taking poignancy about you. not anger and certainly not reactionary anger. i don't want to turn the clock back — that is the idlest kind of enquiry. i want to see what is there and see what comedy
i don't want to turn the clock back. that is the idlest kind of inquiry. i want to see what's there and see what comedy is there in it. let's bring in george eaton — journalist and senior editor at the new statesman. he is widely considered one of the most influential writers of his generation, why do you think that is, what made his work so distinctive and unique? it is, what made his work so distinctive and unique? it was his captivating _ distinctive and unique? it was his captivating style. _ distinctive and unique? it was his captivating style. he _ distinctive and unique? it was his captivating style. he said - distinctive and unique? it was his captivating style. he said his - captivating style. he said his ambition as a novelist was to go in search of all the new rhythms and thatis search of all the new rhythms and that is exactly what he did. he wasn't actually as famous as some of his peers, the likes of salman rushdie and ian mcewan, but i think
that is the idlest kind of inquiry. i want to see what's there and see what comedy is there in it. martin amis, who has died at the age of 73. to los angeles now where it's now been more than two weeks since the writers guild of america announced its strike against the alliance of motion picture and television producers. they're demanding higher wages, a stable pay structure, and improved working conditions. the work stoppage has stalled the production of several major tv shows, including abbott elementary, stranger things, and saturday night live. earlier, i spoke with mike diaz, a tv writer and a writers guild of america strike captain. a couple of weeks now into this strike, how are you and other writers doing? just remind us of what you're calling for? it's been a really
justice gorsuch and justice kavanaugh both told the senate judiciary committee that they understood roe v. wade and planned parenthood v. casey where the established laws of the land and that they carry the quote, weight of precedent, and quote. or that they were quote precedent on precedent. and quote. but according to this draft, supreme court opinion published by politico last night, those cases are likely precedent on precedent for just about another month. while justice roberts confirmed the authenticity of the document today, of course it is still a draft. the language and the justices votes could still change. but for now, this is what all of those justices idlest voted for. quote, we must hold that roe and casey must be overruled. the constitution makes no reference to abortion, and no such right is implicitly protected by any constitutional provision. including the one on which the defenders of roe and casey now
law. since then it's a decision of the united states supreme court. and you also have obergefell and lawrence, those are all presidents entitled to the weight president which is quite considerable. >> during supreme court confirmation hearing since 2017 and 2018 trump appointees justice gorsuch and justice kavanaugh both told the senate judiciary committee that they understood roe v. wade and planned parenthood v. casey where the established laws of the land and that they carry the quote, weight of precedent, and quote. or that they were quote precedent on precedent. and quote. but according to this draft, supreme court opinion published by politico last night, those cases are likely precedent on precedent for just about another month. while justice roberts confirmed the authenticity of the document today, of course it is still a draft. the language and the justices votes could still change. but for now, this is what all of those justices idlest voted