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being number one have been back there, that is quite something. yeah, and she is not some other records — yeah, and she is not some other records because it is the longest time _ records because it is the longest time it's ever taken for a psalm of his aunts — time it's ever taken for a psalm of his aunts wuthering heights got the number— his aunts wuthering heights got the number one, his aunts wuthering heights got the numberone, herdebut single. his aunts wuthering heights got the number one, her debut single. so this obviously has a different song, this obviously has a different song, this came _ this obviously has a different song, this came out and... this obviously has a different song, this came out and. . ._ this obviously has a different song, this came out and... 1985. so 37 ears to this came out and... 1985. so 37 years to get _ this came out and... 1985. so 37 years to get there, _ this came out and... 1835. so 37 years to get there, astonishing, and also the _ years to get there, astonishing, and also the oldest female singer to reach _ also the oldest female singer to reach number one. so obviously kate bush is _ reach number one. so obviously kate bush is amazing. i first heard people — bush is amazing. i first heard people say cover of that you about my age _ people say cover of that you about my age. but i don't kate bush's work that she _ my age. but i don't kate bush's work that she is _ my age. but i don't kate bush's work that she is astonishing. i was a fascinating because of reclusive and people _ fascinating because of reclusive and people have always been desperate to know more _ people have always been desperate to know more about her, and in the age where _ know more about her, and in the age where artists — know more about her, and in the age where artists are with particular
in the evening where i'd sit in the gym for her for over three hours. she's just returned from winning gold at the european under 22 championships. yeah, i seen nicola adams and i sparred her in preparation for the world championships. i do feel proud representing portsmouth, just making my family proud. i remember the year when you lot was all getting ready to walk over to watch the fireworks and you'd done sausages, butternut squash soup and all that, do you remember that, nan? yeah, there was lots of things you had to sacrifice and missed out on. and i had to stay at home and go for a run. i can remember a few years when she didn't even have her birthday cake. she'd cut it, freeze it, and then after like obviously she's finished her tournament, then she would get her cake out of the freezer, defrost it and then eat it. this is the sacrifices you gotta make. if you want to be the best, you got to do these things, haven't you? numberone! the champ, ebonie! obviously, i wouldn't have won the things i've won or been the best if my dad didn't just push me that bit. then from behind.
out of the freezer, defrost it and then eat it. this is the sacrifices you gotta make. if you want to be the best, you got to do these things, haven't you? numberone! the champ, ebonie! obviously, i wouldn't have won the things i've won or been the best if my dad didn't just push me that bit. then from behind. yeah! once you're in that ring, it's just you and the other opponent, so, you know, and i know what they gotta go through to get in that ring. it's the most probably — i reckon it's the hardest sport in the world. for me to see her boxing, i love it, you know, to see something, like, i'm proud of her basically. i bet you lot are nervous for my fight? i used to be nervous but i think... dad, don't try and lie and say you ain't gonna be nervous. no, no... no, no, i'll tell you the reason why i won't be nervous this time is because three years ago you didn't even think you was going to be boxing for a while again, so i'm happy you're just back doing what you love. yeah, i've had a lot of support from my family in the boxing. they're all... my dad's really supportive
she'd cut it, freeze it, and then after like obviously she's finished her tournament, then she would get her cake out of the freezer, defrost it and then eat it. this is the sacrifices you gotta make. if you want to be the best, you got to do these things, haven't you? numberone! the champ, ebonie! obviously, i wouldn't have won the things i've won or been the best if my dad didn't just push me that bit. then from behind. yeah! once you're in that ring, it's just you and the other opponent, so, you know, and i know what they gotta go through to get in that ring. it's the most probably — i reckon it's the hardest sport in the world. for me to see her boxing, i love it, you know, to see something, like, i'm proud of her basically. i bet you lot are nervous for my fight? i used to be nervous but i think... dad, don't try and lie and say you ain't gonna be nervous. no, no... no, no, i'll tell you the reason why i won't be nervous this time is because three years ago you didn't even think you was going to be boxing for a while again, so i'm happy you're just back doing what you love.
on russia, including, an oil embargo. we are creating a group of experts at the president's offers he will constantly analyse the sanctions against — constantly analyse the sanctions against russia, what is the real influence — against russia, what is the real influence. our goal is for the sanctions _ influence. our goal is for the sanctions to work as intended and that there — sanctions to work as intended and that there is no possibility to bypass — that there is no possibility to bypass them. elsewhere, after going off script during a speech in poland over the weekend, in which he appeared to be calling for a regime change in moscow, president biden has again had to clarify exactly what he meant. numberone, iwas number one, i was expressing the outrage _ number one, i was expressing the outrage i— number one, i was expressing the outrage i felt towards the way putin is dealing _ outrage i felt towards the way putin is dealing and the actions of this man _ is dealing and the actions of this man. just — is dealing and the actions of this man. just brutality. half the children— man. just brutality. half the children in ukraine. i have just come — children in ukraine. i have just come from _ children in ukraine. i have just come from being with those families. i come from being with those families.
to watch the fireworks and you'd done sausages, butternut squash soup and all that, do you remember that, nan? yeah, there was lots of things you had to sacrifice and missed out on. and i had to stay at home and go for a run. i can remember a few years when she didn't even have her birthday cake. she'd cut it, freeze it, and then after like obviously she's finished her tournament, then she would get her cake out of the freezer, defrost it and then eat it. this is the sacrifices you gotta make. if you want to be the best, you got to do these things, haven't you? numberone! the champ, ebonie! obviously, i wouldn't have won the things i've won or been the best if my dad didn't just push me that bit. then from behind. yeah! once you're in that ring, it's just you and the other opponent, so, you know, and i know what they gotta go through to get in that ring. it's the most probably — i reckon it's the hardest sport in the world. for me to see her boxing, i love it, you know, to see something, like, i'm proud of her basically. i bet you lot are nervous for my fight? i used to be nervous
interesting mixture. spider—man, is a good? laughter. pause! yes, this picks up straight after the previous film. the identity of spider—man is revealed as peter parker — suddenly the whole world knows who he is and they're all ready to turn against him. here's a clip. that's right, folks — spider—man is, in fact, peter parker! are you spider—man's girlfriend? _ whoa, whoa, whoa! please don't touch her. you're just a kid? all clamouring. all this time, people looked up to him and called him a hero. well, i'll tell you what i call him — i call him public enemy numberone! i don't want to do
of normality, but an increasing number of their classmates are at home with covid. we are moving towards the 200 mark in terms of how many children are currently out of school with a confirmed case of covid—19. the head teacher is concerned about the health of pupils and those who are vulnerable. whilst we can ensure that they do not fall behind academically, because we have the systems in place to ensure that work is provided for them remotely, it is actually a concern for those children who really need to be in school for their welfare, and that is a concern, given the numbers we're talking about. for numberone... in schools in england, covid restrictions such as social distancing and bubbles have been lifted by the government. here, an old building makes ventilation an issue. a spike in cases means open evenings are now online, assemblies are cancelled, and the wearing of masks is being encouraged. yeah, it's very stressful when you have to isolate... this group of pupils are worried about catching covid and missing more time in school.
it�*s much more fun now. the lessons are more fun than what they was before. back at home, we couldn't actually do the practicals, we just had to write down the method and what they would make and now we can actually do them. you can be more interactive, yeah, and actually see - the experiments happen. for these pupils, a sense of normality, but an increasing number of their classmates are at home with covid. we are moving towards the 200 mark in terms of how many children are currently out of school with a confirmed case of covid—19. the head teacher is concerned that as covid continues to keep children out of the classroom, there are increasing risks for the most vulnerable people. whilst we can ensure that they do not fall behind academically because we have the systems in place to ensure the work is provided for them remotely, it is actually a concern for those children who really need to be in school for their welfare, and that is a concern given the numbers we are talking about. so, numberone...
in american history. our country has a tax system that i pro jobs, pro worker, pro fa and pro american. ah, no. the tax cuts were not the bigges in american history. in fact, they were the eighth bigges since 1918. that's according to the commit for responsible federa budget. numberone, number one, whatev are they working? so look, even if you disagrow every pro the pres off, there's one thing that's indisp indisp that the u.s. job market is strong. the unemployment rate is down to 3.8%. that ties its lowest rate since 1969. so is it all clear skies ahead? a lot of economists are worried about a recession in the ies li this. u.s. economy was weaker last quarte than we thought. that coming as u.s. growth was