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That featured more on—screen violence than previous iterations. it makes me sick how they use you. you do everything, they do nothing. the american independent film boom of the 19905 produced two gritty modern—day adaptations, men of respect, set in the world of organised crime, and scotland, pa, set bizarrely but effectively at a fast food restaurant in the 19705. theres a reason filmmakers continue to be drawn to this character and this story. macbeth is one of shakespeares more internal a...

M25 massively disrupts peoples lives and it actually becomes dangerous. there have been certain stories that have come out on one poor lady who had suffered from a stroke by being in that particular position when they had made that disruption so i think that this is something that is going to be welcomed by a lot of people. i think that they certainly have a good cause but obviously it begs the question, how did the relay that message without them causing a massive inconvenience and potentially ...

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That we wish to represent. that is labours challenge, and it has to find a way back in places like this if it is to find a way back to power. alex forsyth, bbc news, dudley. im joined by chris curtis, a pollster at opinium. also, im joined by sonia sodha, a columnist at the observer. lets a columnist at the observer. start with chris. has 1 been lets start with chris. has there been any response to this speech? what we have done is spoken to just over a thousand adults from across the uk and sho...

Of the history pages that something was happening globally. which was a war against the west and western liberties and you can see exactly where it is going and where past being there. like? theres an active fight and i have been -- im glad to say, state-by-state by state to retain our liberties to defend our right. but it is a battle. it is anymore. theres a war on american citizens and on the constitution. >> tucker: of course, my heart is getting faster at listening to what youre saying becau...

Something was happening globally. which was a war against the west and western liberties and you can see exactly where it is going and were pastan being there. theres an active fight and i have been --re im glad to say, state-by-state by state to retain our liberties to defend our right. but it is a battle. it is a war. theres a war on american citizens and on the constitution. >> tucker: of course, my heart is getting faster at listeningau to what youre saying because i so vehemently agree with...

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Tax private schools to help poorer kids, £1.7 billion per year given towards the childrens recovery plan, the observer reflecting on what the rows in the run—up to the conference and yesterday, starmer faces a wave of anger over labour conference chaos, that controversy over rewriting the rules on voting for the new leader. do you think that taxing private schools is going to be the sort of policy that will get sir keir starmer the traction he is looking for? i think it is yet again the left ...

In with marjorie taylor green. as well as the state of play of what you were describing. she is telling us whats exactly going to happen on monday take out all the spuns tell us exactly whats going to happen. >> lawrence, youre a keen observer of these things. do you think were heading towards the bill not passing on monday unless something crazy happens and comes back in conjunction with the big bill later? >> i cant use the word definitely with anything were watching on capitol hill now. this ...

Restructure bill comes up on monday, its going to feel. thats kind of part of the plan at this point. the ultimate plan b into pat both pieces of legislation together. but that is going to take more time. anyway. we shall see. but if you do get the weekend off, dont take it for granted. not everybody does. that does it for us, for now. well see you again on monday. now its time for the last word with lawrence odonnell. good evening, lawrence. >> hi, rachel. we have congresswoman think be tingle ...