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sings in german applause bryn terfel is a welsh icon and a rare talent who cares not only about his success but also the future of opera — an art form that has brought him national and global recognition, and i'm glad he's so optimistic about its enduring appeal.
—— eyes off him. bryn has so many fans who follow him, both physically and emotionally, around the world. he's taking us behind the scenes not only at london's royal opera house, where he's a regular star performer, but right back to where it all started — here in his native wales at the welsh national opera in cardiff. bryn terfel is a passionate advocate of music and culture and nurturing the next generation of talent. for any welsh singer, bryn�*s a massive inspiration and he's still at the top of his game. what sir bryn terfel�*s long and stellar career tells us about how to make opera fit for the future. let me take you to the opera.
before by kipchoge in a race with pacers but in an official race i do think kelvin kiptum could have been the first man to go under two hours. of course that talent was cut short and he was remembered at the start of the race today.— of the race today. have you run a marathon — of the race today. have you run a marathon before, _ of the race today. have you run a marathon before, matt? - of the race today. have you run a marathon before, matt? i- of the race today. have you run a marathon before, matt? i have i of the race today. have you run a i marathon before, matt? i have run a few marathons. _ marathon before, matt? i have run a few marathons. i _ marathon before, matt? i have run a few marathons. i ran _ marathon before, matt? i have run a few marathons. i ran one _ marathon before, matt? i have run a few marathons. i ran one last - few marathons. i ran one last weekend, actually. i'm still a little bit stiff today! truth? weekend, actually. i'm still a little bit stiff today!— weekend, actually. i'm still a little bit stiff today! why are you not running _ little bit stiff today! why are you not running today? _ little bit stiff today! why are you not running today? because i little bit stiff today! why are you not running today? because if i l little bit stiff today! why are you i not running today? because if i was runnini not running today? because if i was running today _ not running today? because if i was running today i _ not running today? because if i was running today i wouldn't _ not running today? because if i was running today i wouldn't be - not running today? because if i was running today i wouldn't be able i not running today? because if i was running today i wouldn't be able to | running today i wouldn't be able to stand here and enjoy the cups of coffee in the sunshine. but you know what, it's all about the charity runners and the mass of people who raise money. for me one of my favourite bits about the marathon, people trying to set a world record by running as something crazy. there is somebody to date running with rubik's cube is he needs to keep trying to solve as he is running along and there is a dj who will be djing with music along the whole course, and there is another first if you are a fan of eastenders, a couple of eastenders actors will be coming along the course in
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and calling in april would basically be rishi sunak using what is one of the last things left to him, which is the power of surprise. it might not be that surprise and now we are talking about it today. nothing else seems to be moving for him or helping, so actually if he could stun everybody, notjust by going early but going even earlier, that might help him regain the agenda. he has implied the opposite, and isn't there also a case for going long. i have said why not january? no one is going to take what i say seriously on this, i hope you don't! it is totally new thinking laura is making me do. i was talking to one of his close friends the other day who is an advocate for going as late as possible and we were talking about this potential summer election and this person has said i have got to go see rishi sunak and talent this is not a good idea.
possible _ advocate for going as late as possible and we were talking about this potential summer election and this potential summer election and this person has said i have got to id this person has said i have got to go see _ this person has said i have got to go see rishi sunak and talent this is not _ go see rishi sunak and talent this is not a _ go see rishi sunak and talent this is not a good idea. was the original rishi _ is not a good idea. was the original rishi sunak— is not a good idea. was the original rishi sunak thinking information is heading _ rishi sunak thinking information is heading in — rishi sunak thinking information is heading in one direction, down, interest— heading in one direction, down, interest rates following much bigger than relatively modest tax cuts, single _ than relatively modest tax cuts, single rate. the problem with that is they— single rate. the problem with that is they had — single rate. the problem with that is they had seemed in downing street, — is they had seemed in downing street, we would start to be seeing the beginnings of those interest rate cuts— the beginnings of those interest rate cuts in may. that is clearly not going — rate cuts in may. that is clearly not going to happen because of persistent inflation in the united states — persistent inflation in the united states it — persistent inflation in the united states. it is having a knock—on effect — states. it is having a knock—on effect on — states. it is having a knock—on effect on us. we may not see interest— effect on us. we may not see interest rates go down until september, which lends the argument, the credence, to the potential laura scenario— the credence, to the potential laura scenario of— the credence, to the potential laura scenario of getting on with it. the other thing _ scenario of getting on with it. the other thing is _ scenario of getting on with it. tue: other thing is in tory hq, the other thing is in tory h0, the feeling is to be things can't get worse, but then they did and then they did again and again, and whether it is fully am a rag popping up whether it is fully am a rag popping up one week, mark menzies the next
# durchschreite # das feuer nie!# applause bryn terfel is a welsh icon and a rare talent who cares not only about his own success, but also the future of opera — an art form which has brought him national as well as global recognition. and i'm really glad he's so optimistic about its enduring appeal.