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Of it, and everything was very good—natu red. do you think thats because you didnt have an audience, that they didnt pick up on how people were reacting to them? a bit like the way that big brother contestants emerge from the house and dont realise how the tv audience has reacted to them? well, i hadnt thought of that comparison, necessarily, but i thought, you know, a lot about it since. i think that may well have been a factor. it is so intense when you are in that space, it is so intense, a...

Things planned and done - in a measured way because, frankly, as a journalist in the middle of it, - you know, that is- obviously helpful to you. but itv has taken a bit of a different view- about the idea of a debates commission, because itv,| you know, their position is l that its for the broadcasters to make the invitation. we decide the programme format and we do it in a sort of mixed . economy way, if you like. sometimes, weve had seven party leaders, . weve had head—to—heads, - sometim...

Rather than something that was coordinated and structured and organised more properly. julie etchingham from itv, would you prefer this to be a centralised system where someone rings you up whether youre away with your husband or doing something else and says, "actually, this is definitely what is going to happen." you dont have to sit there wondering. that is part of myjob, - can ijust be perfectly clear. we know that that comes with the territory. - its part of myjob- and ijust get on with it....

Happened have been really substantial in terms of what they have revealed, and i think they opened up a debate that had been going on behind closed doors, behind the scenes, and also opened up the rivalry and the vitriol between some of the candidates that had been going on behind the scenes and with briefings of newspapers. i was quite surprised, in some ways, that they were as open as they ended up being, but i think as exercises, they were substantial. but, presumably, jonathan at sky news, y...

It had always been a shoestring operation. it was really self—funded, pretty much, by neubauer and bernard. and so the study pretty much came to a close, but there were other problems, too. in the late 1970s, there was a real interest in informed consent procedures in this country. arthur caplan is a professor at nyu and medical ethics expert. so the landscape of ethics in research during the �*60s was a mixed bag. wed had terrible experiments conducted by german scientists under the nazi re...

It was just not well organised. they didnt really seem to have an understanding of the proper way to handle it, from a scientific viewpoint. they were threatened with lawsuits, and nothing was published. with permission, i did request the video footage for kathy and lori, but i was told that due to privacy concerns they couldnt actually share the data with anyone else. so people wonder, what can we do now? the first thing we can do is make sure every twin that was involved in the study knows it....

And you all have great experience making these programmes — but you also have great experience of doing longform interviews. faisal islam, lets bring you in. you were political editor for sky news before you joined the bbc as economics editor. you have done lots of high—profile longform interviews. do they not reveal more, perhaps, about the candidates and their policy positions and their personality than the more complex and harder to define formats that come with these leadership debates? ...

Barbara plett—usher reports. hostage diplomacy is intruding on americas basketball courts. players in the washington mystics know brittany greiner, they have competed against her, they have competed against her, they respect her. they are shaken by her arrest. it was really sad — shaken by her arrest. it was really sad and _ shaken by her arrest. it was really sad and a _ shaken by her arrest. it was really sad and a bit - shaken by her arrest. it was really sad and a bit scared, | really sa...

Why keep the records under seal? - i think the only explanation that i can come up with is, i embarrassment. forthe families, questions persist, and the experiment has cast a long shadow. makes me emotional thinking about it, because itsjust something that ijust believe you dont do to people, and i think being fraternal twins, like we felt we were collateral damage in this whole louise wise scheme. i would say it was challenging enough, being an adopted child, and to deprive me of being a twin, ...

There are another couple of companies in this space too. but wnwns bars will go on sale later this year. and theyre not only for humans to enjoy. with no theobromine in it, unlike regular chocolate, you can give a piece to your dog... ..if you can bear to part with it. mm! lovely. right, be honest. how many takes did you need for that? they only let me have one of each. i believe you! we believe her, dont we, boys and girls? right, ive got a question for you now. have you ever used a dating app?...