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Reader from programme that is to save the readerfrom extension. the last known mail has died. neither can carry a car, so embryos made will be planted into a surrogate rhino. it is hoped the breeding project will be successful. before we go, i would like to bring you these live pictures from the parma and at the spanish canary islands. if you are a regular viewer, you would know about the story, we talk about it a lot. you can see the volcano continuing to spew a river of lava. the initial erupt...

On the front page? i see you made the front page last friday with "queens hot mic moment, her majesty, the green," was the byline, i think? absolutely, and two thingsl i think are really interesting that go really well are the royals - and climate change. weve seen prince charles hasj long been an advocate of this, now weve seen the queen i getting involved — and i think she is a secret green, i as well, and our readers will be interested in those stories. i but is it rare to get green issues ...

550,000 subscribers across the us see rolling stone every month. and so i think with the way that the magazine market has changed in the uk, the music magazine market in particular — over the last year or 18 months there has been some attrition and so i think a space has opened up for a more generalist title. and so the numbers point that way and i hope i am wrong. ive got a lovely copy of it here. £6.95, comes out every two months. looking from the adverts, it is sort of aimed at quite high�...

Are aiming at? who is going to buy it, do you think? the average age of rolling stone reader in the states is a1, and i think that people who buy ink—on—paper magazines tend to be older, because that was the habit at the time. i think younger people get their news and their entertainment information now entirely digitally. but do you think you can get young people off tiktok, off youtube, to buy this? potentially yes, but our aspiration is to serve the audience that is already there. so the ...

Years, i wouldnt need to be worried about my security, none of us would. history will long remember that republicans did not abandon trump after the insurrection. but take us back to that moment. what was going on there? can you talk about who those republican members were? and why that moment was so important for you and why its so important to this overall story that you tell in the book. >> well, i wanted to try to bring the reader inside that chamber and show them what it was like to be, you...

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We just did the "new york times" did a report for example about this biden proposal with the irs. and it allowed the reader to believe that the irs will be monitoring their bank accounts, monitoring every transaction in their bank accounts if they have $600 or more in their bank account which sounded absolutely insane and turns out it is insane. "the times" was not communicating correctly about what is in it. and the democrats had done no advance work on combatting what is happening to that part...

Well be getting reaction throughout the morning. award—winning bbc drama guilt has returned for a second series two years after first hitting our screens. actor mark bonnar willjoin us in the studio just before 9.00. the payment limit on contactless cards rises from ms to £100 from today. but not everyone is pleased. bens here with more details. thats right. weve been able to pay for things byjust tapping our cards onto a reader at a till or checkout since 2007. then, the limit wasjust £10. ...