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HARDtalk

and correct me if i'm wrong — but the arc of your career, it strikes me you did an awful lot of theatre in the �*90s. idid, yes. national theatre, all sorts of theatre. yes. very well reviewed, a lot of it. and then, you seemed to decide to go to tv and to movies and to spend much less time in the theatre. well, what happened was i... we had children, and i've got... my children are very close in age. so, we had four very young children. and, at the same time, i was offered ray donovan in america. so, i was commuting back and forth. we used to do ray donovan for six months every year. so, when i came back, the idea of going to do a play and not read my kids a goodnight story or something, and daddy's going to go off and do a play somewhere — itjust didn't seem logicalfor me, really. and also, the other thing is i never used to get great parts in the theatre. theatre had a very... not only theatre, but the uk had a very fixed idea of me and i had to go over and work in america, for the americans to get a more... to be more open—minded about me, about what i could play. that's very interesting.

Yes , Lot , Career , It , Theatre , Idid , Arc , All-sorts-of-theatre , National-theatre , 90 , Withjon-voight-on-ray-donovan , Children

World Business Report

has happened in this bond hearing? absolutely. itjust underscores how many cases donald trump is facing because literally right behind me are the two courts. this bond hearing is starting at the top of the hour, so very shortly, and that is related to his civil fraud case that was brought by new york's attorney general letitia james. that is the case where a judge found him liable saying he did fraudulently inflate his assets to get better loans from banks. he was fined in that case more than $300 million in ill gotten gains. when you add interest to that, that explodes to more than $400 million. donald trump while he appeals in order to kind of pause collection efforts, that could have affected some of his key

Donald-trump , Bond-hearing , Cases , Courts , Itjust , Two , Judge , Case , New-york , Letitia-james , Fraud , Top

The Context

good order. but itjust the fact that the ukrainians have been rationing this aid? will that aid that now have in warehouses in ukraine be used? perhaps it was being stored in case the bill didn't go through. we will actually see in quick order a difference on the battlefield. ads, quick order a difference on the battlefield.— quick order a difference on the battlefield. �* , ., battlefield. a few contacts said to me they're _ battlefield. a few contacts said to me they're already _ battlefield. a few contacts said to me they're already feeling - battlefield. a few contacts said to me they're already feeling the - me they're already feeling the difference, which might be purely psychological, but you think about it, ukraine didn't know where new shells were coming from. that didn't mean it kept firing shells at the same rate until it ran out. they obviously have have rationing for their weapons systems, so they've had to plan for how they were going to get through this year if nothing else came other than what they knew about from europe. and of course knowing that something's coming, and i think the aid will flow pretty quickly, and it's ready to go, but

Aid , Fact , Order , Ukraine , Ukrainians , Warehouses , Case , Bill-didn-t-go-through , Itjust , Difference , Doesn-t-it , Contacts

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to wildly different versions of what is supposedly the same film. gary says the audience reaction to the project, which premiered at this year's sundance film festival, was different every night. the mood shifted based on the choices the algorithm made. like, the first time that the film screened here at sundance, i felt it was, like, very energetic, and there were lots of laughs. but then the second time, it was more introspective and more personal. um, itjust depends on the scenes that end up getting chosen that night. and you can see those choices happening as you're watching the film. there's text that displays on screen showing the algorithm at work. these sorts of moments can make it easy to chalk this whole thing up to technology, a magic algorithm that somehow creates cinema out of thin air. but the algorithm only succeeds in creating moments of serendipity because of the work of human filmmakers who have worked filming, editing and mixing the material before feeding it

Film , Versions , Gary-hustwit , Audience , Reaction , Project , Sundance-film-festival , Choices , Algorithm , Time , Laughs , Mood

The Media Show

all of the wall street economies were really expecting one to come eventually, so the whole taylor swift demand story seemed a little off. so that's why we started looking into swiftonomics or what eventually became swiftonomics tow— and understand. so, that's what you meant by swiftonomics? yes. so, essentially, itjust became a theory about supply and demand and what it said about the us consumer and now, about the global consumer, right, because we're seeing the same story. what did it say? what do you think it says? well, it says something about pent—up demand and what the pandemic did to demand, right? because before the pandemic — and i don't want to get too wonky here — but before the pandemic, we did see people spending more on services and, of course, when we were locked into our homes during the pandemic, everyone went on amazon and all of a sudden, everyone was buying goods online. so we kind of, like, forgot about experiences. and then the — what the eras story said was that in a way, it opened the floodgates for services spending,

All , Taylor-swift , Swiftonomics , Wall-street-economies , One , Story , Us , Yes , Itjust , Demand , Consumer , Supply

The Media Show

which was talking about this really rapid increase in the referrals of teenage girls to gids — the gender identity development service — and she had spoken to two clinicians who worked at the service. it wasn't really a big sort of whistle—blowy piece but they had talked to her and said — what they'd seen and itjust — i thought it was very interesting, but i was off and, you know, spending time with my baby. and there was also a documentary that same year on bbc two about a gender clinic — a children's gender clinic in canada. and then, it was really a leak of a report in the autumn of 2018, going into 2019, that really got me interested in this, which was a report where ten members of staff from gids had gone to a doctor called doctor david bell — he's an adult psychiatrist at the tavistock — and they had relayed some very serious concerns and ijust thought, we don't often get nhs whistle—blowers. to have ten from a tiny service, something must be going on.

Piece , Service , It-wasn-t , Clinicians , Teenage-girls , Increase , Referrals , Big-sort-of-whistle , Gids-the-gender-identity-development , Two , Itjust , Baby

Sportsday

an eventful day. lots to en'oy. it certainly has i an eventful day. lots to en'oy. it certainly has a it i an eventful day. lots to en'oy. it certainly has a itjust h an eventful day. lots to enjoy. it certainly has a itjust shows - an eventful day. lots to enjoy. it certainly has a itjust shows the l certainly has a it just shows the strength— certainly has a it just shows the strength and depth of the game of the qualifiers, they are not the underdogs in the matches even though occasionally they don't perform but generally— occasionally they don't perform but generally you have top players to overcome — generally you have top players to overcome. no generally you have top players to overcome-— generally you have top players to overcome. ., ., , ., g , overcome. no worries forjudd trump, ruite overcome. no worries forjudd trump, quite serene — overcome. no worries forjudd trump, quite serene progress _ overcome. no worries forjudd trump, quite serene progress for _ overcome. no worries forjudd trump, quite serene progress for him - quite serene progress for him against hassan by five.- quite serene progress for him against hassan by five. yes, we were told it would — against hassan by five. yes, we were told it would be _ against hassan by five. yes, we were told it would be a _ against hassan by five. yes, we were told it would be a topical _ against hassan by five. yes, we were told it would be a topical encounter l told it would be a topical encounter but he _ told it would be a topical encounter but he showed _ told it would be a topical encounter but he showed class. _ told it would be a topical encounter but he showed class. some - told it would be a topical encounter but he showed class. some really. but he showed class. some really close _ but he showed class. some really close frames _ but he showed class. some really close frames but _ but he showed class. some really close frames but he _ but he showed class. some really close frames but he got - but he showed class. some really close frames but he got the - but he showed class. some reallyl close frames but he got the better of her _ close frames but he got the better of her sane — close frames but he got the better of her sane and _ close frames but he got the better of her sane and that _ close frames but he got the better of her sane and that was - close frames but he got the better of her sane and that was the - of her sane and that was the difference _ of her sane and that was the difference at _ of her sane and that was the difference at the _ of her sane and that was the difference at the end - of her sane and that was the difference at the end of- of her sane and that was the difference at the end of thel of her sane and that was the - difference at the end of the match, judd trump— difference at the end of the match, judd trump looks _ difference at the end of the match, judd trump looks in _ difference at the end of the match, judd trump looks in great - difference at the end of the match, judd trump looks in great form. . difference at the end of the match, j judd trump looks in great form. he has a _ judd trump looks in great form. he has a lot— judd trump looks in great form. he has a lot of— judd trump looks in great form. he has a lot of confidence _ judd trump looks in great form. he has a lot of confidence and - judd trump looks in great form. he has a lot of confidence and one - judd trump looks in great form. he has a lot of confidence and one of i has a lot of confidence and one of the big _ has a lot of confidence and one of the big players _ has a lot of confidence and one of the big players. you _ has a lot of confidence and one of the big players— the big players. you would have exected the big players. you would have expected the — the big players. you would have expected the odd _ the big players. you would have expected the odd century - the big players. you would have expected the odd century or- the big players. you would have| expected the odd century or two the big players. you would have - expected the odd century or two from judd trump. but top break of 77, it will not worry him i would imagine him —— i would imagine. hat will not worry him i would imagine him -- i would imagine.— will not worry him i would imagine him -- i would imagine. not at all. he was stealing _ him -- i would imagine. not at all. he was stealing two _ him -- i would imagine. not at all. he was stealing two frames - him -- i would imagine. not at all. he was stealing two frames which l he was stealing two frames which broke the back of the match. we thought that hossein vafaei would

Game , It , Players , Lots , Matches , Itjust , Qualifiers , Underdogs , Strength , Depth , En-oy , Itjust-h

BBC News

be deployed on the front lines were russia _ be deployed on the front lines were russia enjoys air superiority. but it is on_ russia enjoys air superiority. but it is on those very fortifications were _ it is on those very fortifications were president zelenskiy is open this packet will change things, because — this packet will change things, because itjust today this packet will change things, because it just today we had the rosters — because it just today we had the rosters defence minister claiming to have taken a small village. 0n rosters defence minister claiming to have taken a small village. on its own, _ have taken a small village. on its own. it _ have taken a small village. on its own, it won't mean much, but it is feared _ own, it won't mean much, but it is feared in _ own, it won't mean much, but it is feared in kyiv— own, it won't mean much, but it is feared in kyiv that russia is shipping _ feared in kyiv that russia is shipping to try and take a turn nearhy~ — shipping to try and take a turn nearhy~ it— shipping to try and take a turn nearby. it is a major military hub for ukraine — nearby. it is a major military hub for ukraine because of its transportation links, and what we are seeing — transportation links, and what we are seeing is a direction of travel and it— are seeing is a direction of travel and it is— are seeing is a direction of travel and it is a — are seeing is a direction of travel and it is a point will not be changed _ and it is a point will not be changed overnight despite the revival— changed overnight despite the revival of the sizeable american offering — revival of the sizeable american offering of weapons. —— despite the arrivat _ also in the us military aid package, there's 26 billion dollars for israel, including 9.1 billion dollars for humanitarian needs, and 8.12 billion dollars for the indo—pacific, including taiwan. to tell us more about all of this, let's speak to matthew savill,

It , Packet , Defence-minister , Village , Things , Russia , Air-superiority , Rosters , Lines , Zelenskiy , Fortifications , Itjust

BBC News

0ur reporter tom ingall went to see what difference it is making. # let's make a start at something better so we can say # this is the start of something big...# this duo might have thought their busking days were over, but even when their vocals might be crashed by a tannoy apology for leaves on the line, leeds favourites the dunwells can still draw a crowd. leeds train station looks incredible now, and i think that this step to put live music into the train station is going to be incredible. it allows music, culture, everything that is good about leeds as soon as people come off the train. i feel like subconsciously, you hear music all around, you know, whether it's when you walk into shops or cafes, but then when you hear a live element of music, itjust kind of takes it to the next level, it brings a different energy. tired travellers have, for the longest time, had their spirits revived by the slow sax of baker street played

Something , Louisa-pilbeam , Difference , Tom-ingall , Start , 0ur , 0 , Leeds-train-station , Line , Duo , Tannoy-apology , Vocals

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reaction to the project, which premiered at this year's sundance film festival, was different every night. the mood shifted based on the choices the algorithm made. like, the first time that the film screened here at sundance, i felt it was, like, very energetic, and there were lots of laughs. but then the second time, it was more introspective and more personal. um, itjust depends on the scenes that end up getting chosen that night. and you can see those choices happening as you're watching the film. there's text that displays on screen showing the algorithm at work. these sorts of moments can make it easy to chalk this whole thing up to technology, a magic algorithm that somehow creates cinema out of thin air. but the algorithm only succeeds in creating moments of serendipity because of the work of human film—makers who have worked filming, editing and mixing the material before feeding it into the software. it's notjust about the tech, um, it is about the film—making craft, and we're using it as a tool to kind

Film , Reaction , Choices , Algorithm , Time , Project , Mood , Sundance-film-festival , Scenes , Um , Lots , Laughs