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That her nickname for husband david was goldenballs in 2001. 0ur arts correspondent David Sillito looks back at his life. Dont you get fed up of each other . Oh, yes, yes. I call him golden balls, you know, now. Did you ever say, you dirty rat . Never. Jimmy cagney. Orson welles. Jimmy stewart. These were distant, mysterious screen gods until parkinson brought them into your living room. The fact is that youre a crowd puller and frazier� s not, is he . Why is that . Well, number one, hes ugly. His interviews with muhammad ali were unmissable. He has no rhythm, no footwork, no class. He canno...

Brussels ahead of next week's nato summit. adam a, what do you expect do -- to see happen next week come out of nato? >> right. the big question is whether biden is going to step up and actually start leading europe and america's allies in nato or if he's going to continue to simply follow them and play catchup on things like oligarch sanctions. the eastern front of nato countries like poland and the baltic states, this were ahead of the curve on diversifying energy, on warning the rest of europe about vladimir putin, and now they're pushing for the rest of europe and the rest of nato to do ev...

A nonprofit leader is suing the city of Portland for defamation after the city rescinded a $11.5 million green energy grant from her organization earlier this year. In December, the city of Portland awarded energy nonprofit Diversifying Energy a grant to coordinate the purchase of portable heat pumps and other cooling units for vulnerable Portlanders. The $11.5 million grant was awarded through the Portland Clean Energy Fund (PCEF)—a public green energy fund that aims to...

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After public scrutiny of a grant recipient, Portland’s green energy grant program is bolstering its proposal review process ahead of its second year of funding. Project staff hope the updated review processes will strengthen the grant recipients’ projects without jeopardizing the program’s goal of funding historically underserved organizations. The Portland Clean Energy Fund (PCEF), a city climate-focused grant program funded by a tax on major retailers, was overwhelmingly approved by voters in 2018. PCEF aims...