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they were dragging me down a landing to a stair well, to get rid of my body. it was only the fact that an off duty nurse was walking past and rang an ambulance that i ended up going to the hospital. and this. and here come the germans now led by their skipper nobby hagel. the greeks led out by their veteran centre half. why do we all think all philosophers are greek or german? should british universities start looking to africa and asia for the meaning of life? good evening. how does a prime minister, swept to power on a brexit vote, consumed in office by brexit negotiations, avoid being defined purely as the brexit pm? today, we got a sense of how much that matters to theresa may, as she spelled out what she intends to make the soul of her premiership: a world where everyday injustices were addressed, where people that had been locked out of political discourse were welcomed back and where politicians who d talked about social justice had failed to deliver. it sounds u ....
the main news in westminster, thejudges have spoken. it s up to parliament to make a decision on triggering brexit. i can announce today that we will shortly introduce legislation allowing the government to move ahead with invoking article 50, which starts the formal process of withdrawing from the european union. some mps want to be clear about what they are voting for. i would like a white paper which we can debate. it will bring us together, i would say to my right honourable friend. what does my right honourable friend have to lose with a debate on it? also on the programme, the government is refusing to talk about a failed trident missile test, but there are other sources. i could phone up mr putin can i did a favour for him once rescuing his submariners when they were drowning and i m sure he would tell me. i surely would know the date. but first, the supreme court has ruled that parliament would need formal approval before leaving the european union. explaining t ....
Millions and millions of children, people living in poverty, they are supported through uk donors, through members of the public, through the government. and it is really sad that people want to focus on the few small issues that there are, undoubtedly, and they need to be sorted out, in what is obviously a very big operation nationally and globally. to help some of the poorest people in the world. that is unarguable. poorest people in the world. that is unarguable, isn t poorest people in the world. that is unarguable, isn t it? poorest people in the world. that is unarguable, isn t it? people- poorest people in the world. that is unarguable, isn t it? people are - unarguable, isn t it? people are being helped? i unarguable, isn t it? people are being helped? being helped? i don t see the colla se being helped? i don t see the collapse of being helped? i don t see the collapse of the being helped? i don t see the collapse of the taliban - being helped? i don t see the colla ....
Failures. not to mention the afghan botch. the direction of the nation is unarguable. the record high inflation, the continuation of open borders. all of these things work towards the republican party and president trump. so when we look at things, people need to separate their personal issues and let s started talking policies, true bills and legislation that came across. let s talk about tax reform and border security and criminalality. let s talk about the economy and on shoring jobs, talk about allies and adversaries. these are very important to us. neil: got it, congressman. thank for taking the time. i appreciate it. thank you, neil. neil: now to karl rove, best selling author, fox news contributor, et al. what do you think, karl? well, smart move on the part of the trump campaign. they are clearly worried about ....
Unarguable is that during the 1980s salman rushdie, along with a small number of other british writers, completely reinvigorated the english novel, not only in the united kingdom but across the english speaking world, especially in the countries that were formerly part of the british empire. and what rushdie s work in many ways created was a global community of anglophone writers and readers who were in conversation with each other, you know, not literally, perhaps, but certainly in terms of literary influence. the very reason we have writers such as, you know, mohsin hamid, zadie smith, monica ali, vikram seth, is a large part because of the influence of rushdie. that is why midnight s children won the booker prize, twice, in fact, three times when it was voted for the best of bookers in 2008. that s what i think is really important. as an indian born british american i don t use ....