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Richard Luckett, historian, music critic and Librarian of Pepys Library in Cambridge – obituary He lectured in three different faculties, ranged from the Russian Civil War to early instruments, was skilled at punting, and tickled trout Richard Luckett: unassuming scholarliness Credit: Granville Davies Richard Luckett,who has died aged 75, was for 30 years Samuel Pepys’s Librarian at Magdalene College, Cambridge. The diarist and eyewitness to the Great Fire of London is famous for chronicling the life of a young man all about town between 1660 and 1669. Less well-known is the Mr Pepys, MP...

Pressures on the guy from the school, the training, was there any discipline, and human pressures, family, money, there's all kinds of things that have to be looked at. we've had terrorist attacks on the military. fort hood in 2009. we had an attack in tennessee here where in 2015 where a terrorist killed four marines and a sailor at the naval reserve center and killed five of our military in 2015. we've also had nonterrorist attacks on naval facilities like the washington, d.c., naval yard which was not a terrorist attack. so we have to look at all those. the commanders will look at those and...

About an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, six years, seven votes to pass the brady bill. we're not going to go away insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. because it's hard or because like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, john boehner won't schedule a vote. you know, we have 55 -- 55 it could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. senators and a bipartisan people call now to request who passed it in the -- voted your free decision guide. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. for it in the senate. we don't have 60 yet. now i know i'll be able to stick wit...

It was just -- i mean, he was always waving -- when i would pull into the store to get ready for work he would wave at me, say hello, i would do the same thing back. and we just had general, friendly-type conversations for the two and a half, three years i knew him. >> what would he say his job was going to be in washington? why did he go there? >> he didn't really say why he went there. i knew he had worked with computer systems before, i.t. set-ups. so it was just my assumption that was what he was going to do, and like i say, he was excited about it. >> when you heard he went to virginia, b...

Summers and leave the white house you immediately seize a job with citi. >> i want to get one mucht read in and bring the conversation back to the tragedy at the navy yard in washington yesterday. of course the president made a statement among other things he said these are men and women who are going to work, doing their job, protecting ourselves. they are patriots and pledge ad thorough investigation. but then went on with his scheduled event and in politico it's written, in tragedies wake obama finds a tone challenge. once again president obama spoke in the wake of a horrific mass shooting ...