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young person gaining all this notoriety, oran young person gaining all this notoriety, or an unknown person comes to a tennis championship and is unseated and ends up in the finals. everyone here in the us, we kind of love that story and there are shows about america's got talent and things like that. so, that's what america loves and i think if he does, kind of, continue onto the world championship, it will start the gained some notoriety here, we love a good, you know, not comic story but success story.— story but success story. what a way to introduce — story but success story. what a way to introduce yourself, at _ story but success story. what a way to introduce yourself, at the - story but success story. what a way to introduce yourself, at the age of| to introduce yourself, at the age of 16. read stuff, elise and tom, thanks for that, and speak to you in a moment. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. this is new beginnings, a home for racehorses at the end of their careers. the animals come here to learn new skills before they're found new homes.
not sure we can read much into it in terms of— not sure we can read much into it in terms of the — not sure we can read much into it in terms of the massive cultural change but generally speaking, i mean pop superstardom has always been somewhere in which women have been -iven somewhere in which women have been given a _ somewhere in which women have been given a fairer— somewhere in which women have been given a fairertrack somewhere in which women have been given a fairer track at the whip, if you like — given a fairer track at the whip, if you like i— given a fairer track at the whip, if you like. i suspect they have always been _ you like. i suspect they have always been more — you like. i suspect they have always been more woman in the uk top as opposed _ been more woman in the uk top as opposed to — been more woman in the uk top as opposed to other countries. one awards— opposed to other countries. one awards competition this year decided to scrap— awards competition this year decided to scrap its— awards competition this year decided to scrap its men and women's categories and the man dominates accommodation and the there made a bil accommodation and the there made a big mistake _ accommodation and the there made a big mistake but i hope they will take that — big mistake but i hope they will take that lesson that that was kind of affirmative action without anybody realising it was. indeed, thanks both _ anybody realising it was. indeed, thanks both for _ anybody realising it was. indeed, thanks both for that. _ anybody realising it was. indeed, thanks both for that. and - anybody realising it was. indeed, thanks both for that. and now i anybody realising it was. indeed, thanks both for that. and now it| anybody realising it was. indeed, l thanks both for that. and now it is time for the panel. this is a bit of the show where basically our panelists get to talk about what they want to talk about. elise, why don't you kick yourself? i
remember, when public—sector workers 90 on strike, _ remember, when public—sector workers go on strike, soon, or almost immediately, the public turn against them _ immediately, the public turn against them. when training drivers go on strike _ them. when training drivers go on strike we — them. when training drivers go on strike we don't make it, but when with the _ strike we don't make it, but when with the doctor strike, and friendly all the _ with the doctor strike, and friendly all the strikes in the last 12 months _ all the strikes in the last 12 months there's a sense in my opinion that the _ months there's a sense in my opinion that the public is actually on their side rather— that the public is actually on their side rather than the government side because _ side rather than the government side because it's — side rather than the government side because it's a uniquely unpopular government. that's a fact, not opinion — government. that's a fact, not opinion it's_ government. that's a fact, not opinion. it's very unpopular. and that gives — opinion. it's very unpopular. and that gives the strikers that much more _ that gives the strikers that much more power because even all of the destruction— more power because even all of the destruction that they have brought on the _ destruction that they have brought on the nhs, people waiting for operations and so on, there is still a sense _ operations and so on, there is still a sense that — operations and so on, there is still a sense that the public support the striking _ a sense that the public support the striking doctors over the government, and that is not the usual— government, and that is not the usual run— government, and that is not the usual run of things.— usual run of things. interesting elise, usual run of things. interesting elise. what _ usual run of things. interesting elise, what is _ usual run of things. interesting elise, what is the _ usual run of things. interesting elise, what is the view - usual run of things. interesting elise, what is the view of - usual run of things. interesting | elise, what is the view of things there in the us will stop of course, we had the actors union out, before we had the actors union out, before we had the actors union out, before we had automotive workers, so these are potentially universal issues in times of high inflation with you
vivek ramaswamy is also campaigning in iowa. former south carolina governor and republican presidential hopeful nikki haley is campaigning in new hampshire. she's holding a town hall at saddle up saloon in kingston and then a meet and greet at game changer sports bar and grill in londonderry. currently, she has pulled ahead of florida governor ron desantis in the polls. meanwhile for the democrats — vice president kamala harris visits las vegas with second gentleman doug emhoff. she's meeting with members of the culinary union — one of the largest unions in the state of nevada. it's interesting to see where people 90, it's interesting to see where people go, though we pretty much know where they are going and why, elise, if he
rub from it— in copenhagen used to make a pine rub from it which you could rub on raised _ rub from it which you could rub on raised chickens and so on, there is recipes— raised chickens and so on, there is recipes for— raised chickens and so on, there is recipes for spruce butter, spruce tea, spruce — recipes for spruce butter, spruce tea, spruce toast, i became aware of this book— tea, spruce toast, i became aware of this book 25— tea, spruce toast, i became aware of this book 2.5 hours ago and three hours _ this book 2.5 hours ago and three hours ago — this book 2.5 hours ago and three hours ago i — this book 2.5 hours ago and three hours ago i threw my christmas tree out into— hours ago i threw my christmas tree out into the — hours ago i threw my christmas tree out into the garden so it's too late for me _ out into the garden so it's too late for me but— out into the garden so it's too late for me but if you have it back this time _ for me but if you have it back this time next — for me but if you have it back this time next year —— have me back, i'm sure _ time next year —— have me back, i'm sure i_ time next year —— have me back, i'm sure i would — time next year —— have me back, i'm sure i would have some tips on using your christmas tree.— your christmas tree. it would've taken me _ your christmas tree. it would've taken me a _ your christmas tree. it would've taken me a long _ your christmas tree. it would've taken me a long time, - your christmas tree. it would've taken me a long time, elise, i your christmas tree. it would'vel taken me a long time, elise, and some, it's a guess those will be your story to talk about but i'm absolutely thrilled and delighted. can't wait to try those recipes i might try eating a christmas tree as well, why not? might try eating a christmas tree as well. why not?— well, why not? elise, tom, you've been a fantastic _ well, why not? elise, tom, you've been a fantastic panel, _ well, why not? elise, tom, you've been a fantastic panel, we - well, why not? elise, tom, you've been a fantastic panel, we will. been a fantastic panel, we will speak to you soon, thank you for that. let's check in with the
dangers of a trump presidency, and thatis dangers of a trump presidency, and that is really what his role is. but tom makes an excellent point that there isn't a candidate that can consolidate that if they were to move ahead. consolidate that if they were to move ahead-— consolidate that if they were to move ahead. . ~' , ., , . consolidate that if they were to move ahead. ., ,, , ., , . ., move ahead. thank you very much for that, elise. — move ahead. thank you very much for that, elise. will— move ahead. thank you very much for that, elise, will be _ move ahead. thank you very much for that, elise, will be changeling -- - that, elise, will be changeling —— chatting plenty of us politics in 2024, no danger of that. whew the pause now because sports. we're on target for some sporting history in london tonight. this is teen darts sensation luke littler. atjust 16 years old, he's become the youngest person to reach the final of the world darts championship. he is tied 4—4 against the world number one luke humphreys, so luke littler is in pretty good shape. in his previous matches he raced out a early on it is much closer and know 4—4, first to seven takes the wind and he has already of course made so
runner—up. it's one of those great stories one— runner—up. it's one of those great stories. one of the people he has eliminated — stories. one of the people he has eliminated on the way to the final is a 56—year—old five—time champion, so even _ is a 56—year—old five—time champion, so even if— is a 56—year—old five—time champion, so even if this— is a 56—year—old five—time champion, so even if this is not his ear, he may— so even if this is not his ear, he may have — so even if this is not his ear, he may have another four tbytes of the cherry— may have another four tbytes of the cherry and _ may have another four tbytes of the cherry and i— may have another four tbytes of the cherry and i suspect he will get there — cherry and i suspect he will get there. ., ._ , cherry and i suspect he will get there. ., , ., ., there. younger days of mine, i admit -- made some _ there. younger days of mine, i admit -- made some trips _ there. younger days of mine, i admit -- made some trips as _ there. younger days of mine, i admit -- made some trips as well. - there. younger days of mine, i admit -- made some trips as well. the - there. younger days of mine, i admit| -- made some trips as well. the idea —— made some trips as well. the idea we are talking about this, elise, this is something that captures your imagination whether you're into darts or sports are not but i wonder, i imagine it's not quite capturing the imagination in the us as it is here in london, i may be wrong. as it is here in london, i may be wronu. ., ., ~ as it is here in london, i may be wronu. ., n ., ., as it is here in london, i may be wronu. ., ., ., as it is here in london, i may be wron.. ., ., ., , wrong. you make a great point. darts isn't really big — wrong. you make a great point. darts isn't really big unless _ wrong. you make a great point. darts isn't really big unless you're - wrong. you make a great point. darts isn't really big unless you're going - isn't really big unless you're going for a bear or someone's head is in a big circle or something that that but what we do live here in the us is these kind of stories where a
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