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and even for those who knew him well, there are surprises — such as the log of every dinner party. oh, wow. good heavens. so you were having cold tomato soup, lamb in puff pastry... songwriter tim rice now knows what he had for dinner injune 1987. and a red volnay. there are more than 30,000 items. they are expecting quite a few visitors. david sillito, bbc news, sotheby�*s. remarkable. finally, people have been spotting a lot more of these across the uk — the red admiral butterfly. there were about 150,000 more sightings recorded in the last fortnight compared to the same period last year, as part of a project run by the charity butterfly conservation. it says global warming is causing the red admiral to stay here during the winter, instead of flying south to find warmer temperatures.
to have a final look at the freddie dining room. i'm hearing you dined here a few times, then. certainly went to a few parties. did dine here once or twice. do you know what you were doing the 14th ofjune, 1987? no. let me go on. i've got something here for you. freddie, you see, was very organised. and there is a book with a record of every dinner party. oh, wow. good heavens. so you were having cold tomato soup, lamb in puff pastry, new potatoes, carrots, salad. a rather nice white — chateauneuf du pape. and a red volnay. wow. just four of us round that magnificent table. wow. i mean, i rememberthe evening. he was very civilised. and, if you didn't know he was a mega rock star, you might not know that. i mean, he was the opposite a lot
was originally mongolian rhapsody. so it seems, yeah. # but now the party's over... and even those who knew freddie well, there are surprises, as we discovered with one regular visitor to freddie's home back in the 80s — songwriter tim rice. do you know what you were doing on the 14th ofjune, 1987? no. let me go... i've got something here for you. freddie, you see, was very organised. and there is a book with a record of every dinner party. oh, wow. good heavens. so you were having cold tomato soup, lamb in puff pastry, new potatoes, carrots, salad. with a rather nice white — chateauneuf du pape. and a red volnay. wow. just four of us round that magnificent table. wow. i mean, i rememberthe evening. he was very civilised. and, if you didn't know
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was flying the window so fast i just watched it in a slow motion train wreck and it got g so then i couldn't even buyot s my childreeveraln lunch at scho. after being successful for 20 years. >> you were down on your luck. yeah. and so i was on the cape fear river with three other guys and my son and they were fish, and i just took them there. >> i wask them contemplatingg ev everything. erng.i was just, you know, i wau thinking the worst thoughts. and i was crying out to. to the heavens. whoever's up thereo th, i need help. and that's when i walked arounhp the corner and up to the top of the hill. >> and these hi three big of fire was sitting about 300 yards away. and the next thing i know, i walkedd th back to the fire ad it was closed 4 hours later. and ther le had been a manhunt for me. and i had no clue that anys ha
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tampa sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. the heavens open at the open — but brian harman keeps his cool. england's hopes washed away... rain all day in manchester sees the 4th test abandoned — and australia retaining the ashes. and a famous point forjamaica — the first ever at a women's world cup — their coach calls it their "the number one result" in the country's football history. also coming up on sportsday: it's seven in a row for verstappen — but nothing lucky about his dominant display to win in hungary. but nothing lucky about his dominant and but nothing lucky about his dominant more incredii challenge and more incredible drama in the challenge cup is the second semi settled by a golden point.
>> is it working for you? >> no. i will be the first one to say that. >> is biden economics working for me? >> yes. >> heavens no. just the on sit. i'm worse off now than i was in 2020. i will say that. i'm not a trumper, trust me. >> is bidenomics working for you? [laughter] if i was getting root canal, yeah. but, no. inflation is kicking everybody's [bleep] right now. >> my plan to build an economy from the middle out and the bottom up and i think it's working. i think it's working. >> it's pretty bad, you know. can't get any worse right now. [laughter] >> ain't seen nothing yet. >> he has totally drained the economy. >> how do you think the economy is serve, the middle class right now? >> i think the economy does not searchserve the middle class ev. i think that the middle class always suffer. unfortunately the middle class kind of gets the [bleep] end of the stick. >> everything has gone to the [bleep]. you know. everything has gone up. prices have gone up.
sick person. they make things up, and then you have to spend time getting out of it. they do it now -- maria: he may become a senator. >> he may become, isn't that the crazy thing? maybe not. he's running against some people that are much better than him him. a sick person. he made up a thing on russia, russia, russia and ukraine, where he actually talked about my call with president zelenskyy, he didn't know we had the call tape thed. fori chew nay lit. -- fortunately. and he made up a speech in congress about what my call was where heavens actually reading the -- where he was actually reading the speech of what i said. and when i released it, i said, we had a tape of that. he ought to be prosecuted for what he did. but when you go to congress, believe it or not, you can say anything you want. you don't get prosecuted, and you can't get sued, and i think it's terrible. you know, this guy's got, i mean, he's very sick people. look, if they would use their
Maunakea is a place where Native Hawaiian cultural practitioners today engage in a variety of practices in Wao Akua, or the realm of the Akua-Creator — as did their ancestors for generations.