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Great Britain. There have been protests in towns and cities across

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Britain. Donald Trump says his ban on foreign nationals... They're all

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calls for his visit to be called off. As a Scottish Muslim family

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living here in Britain, even for us it's frightening. NEWSREADER: Labour

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criticised the Conservative Party. An online petition to the visit has

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attracted more than 1.5 million names. Won't even get an invite to

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Buckingham Palace and now Trump is there. The president and by Minister

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-- Prime Minister. We need mates, we need our guys to back us up because

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the Europeans aren't going to do it. Where do we go to? China? No. What

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do you say to the viewers at home who are worried about your views and

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about you becoming the leader of the free world? This was your choice of

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question? The most important question she said was at the

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beginning, do you think that Theresa May has criticised you and did so,

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what did she say? Leave it there. But it was like, this is my

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platform, I'll get a job if I put the question right. She put too much

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into the Western which became longer -- cheaper too much into the

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question. She wants to be an anchor. Father David takes three sermons

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every Sunday. You know what I had for supper? Fishcakes. Ooh. Francis

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is a critic and travels the world. I had black truffle risotto and then

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roast guinea foul and cheeses. It was an ordinary day-to-day meal. All

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right, that's interesting. There was an astonishing report in the press

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this week. Have you seen that? No! You're going to go when you're going

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to go. Atomic scientists have moved the minute hand of the Doomsday

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clock forward 30 seconds. Not very nice news, is it? No, it isn't.

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Silly propaganda. How close they feel the world is to total

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destruction. I'm going to get the first rocket out of here. The

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metaphorical clock sits at two Andy Hodd minutes to midnight, suggesting

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humanities cozy -- humanity is closer to destruction than ever. --

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two minutes before midnight. What is midnight? The world

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explodes? Exactly, what is going to happen at that point in time? It

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isn't an actual clock. What do you mean? It isn't on someone's wall.

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There must be a clock that they have two update. Does it tick and tock?

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Do they physically move it? It doesn't take and tock. The

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scientists move the hands up and back. There is no mechanism. It's

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the shape of a clock for us to try and understand. How big? I haven't

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got a clue. The year 2000 was supposed to be the end of the world.

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Wasn't it, yeah? That was a crank. And nothing happened. Justified in

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people, that's all. That's right. We are two and a half minutes away from

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it. We were three. From what? Disaster, it is a Doomsday clock! I

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thought in Geneva there was a clock with all of these boffins studying

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headlines from the Guardian and deciding to take off a view more

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seconds. I'm astonished and disgusted. How do I know there's

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going to be a disaster to put 30 seconds on the clock? That's why we

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are butchers, I haven't got a clue. These scientists. You have 30

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seconds left, how do you come up with that? What is the calculation

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of it? What's the equation? There must be a formula, Trump, plus

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Putin, divided by North Korea, divided by South Korea and we are

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two minutes closer. Yeah, I think you should have squared Putin. What

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you've done, you've divided him. We'll do it again. Trump, divided by

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Putin, the square root of China. Shouldn't we throw in Theresa May? I

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don't think she's relevant. No point having her back in. No. Doomsday's

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coming, two and a half minutes, go, what are you going to do? Two

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minutes 20 now, come on! Rob a bank. Why would you do that? I don't know!

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Don't you want to talk to anyone, call anyone? Make love to anyone?

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No. I can't make love, can I? I can. In two and a half minutes? Do you

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think if you phone 123 and it was the Doomsday 123 it would say

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something like, at the third stroke, packed all your bags and go

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somewhere high, get some shelter? No, wouldn't want to create panic,

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it would be very upbeat. So it would let everybody die? Thank you for

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calling the Doomsday hotline, you are ten seconds away from death,

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your call is important to us. Please hold. This week, newspaper and

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online articles revelled in an revealing survey suggesting we are

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happier when we are in the nude. I like clothes and if God didn't mean

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us to wear clothes, he wouldn't have allowed them to be invented by Adam

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and Eve. Fig leaves. The public? Yeah. Don't mind being naked but

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look at the toenails. That's important. Are you comfortable

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naked? Not really, no. Not after Christmas. Depends, doesn't it. Give

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it four is and I'll be all right. -- four months. I think it's a load of

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rubbish. Any bird naked is a bird naked, so why would you be unhappy?

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There was that naked beach near Bridlington, you know. Yeah row.

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I have swum in a Swedish lake and it was the coldest swim I've ever had.

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Without the benefit of a costume? Indeed, yes. There was nobody there,

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just me, the lake, the woods. God is always there. Indeed, yes. If

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everybody did, you'd soon get used to it, seeing other people.

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Surprisingly to get used to, you know. Yeah. Being naked? Yeah, just

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imagine a world where there were no clothes. Yeah but how would you are

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carrying shopping bags? With me, I would miss my pockets, you know what

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I'm saying, you put everything in your pockets. Don't you agree? Tell

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you what I do with my phone sometimes, I put it up here because

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it will stick. If you are a bit more is when you get out of the bath, not

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mucky, but moist, it will stick to my shoulder. Have you done that

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before? No, I've never stuck my phone to my moist shoulder. Right,

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it's time to update the dos and don'ts list. Nail technicians

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Brandon and Tony run a tight ship. They manicure more than 1000 nails a

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week. The rules we have, right, they come in, like the other day, one of

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them getting her nails done, two prams. You've got to go hang on,

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hang on, you can't all come in here. What do you want me to say to them?

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Get out? Just points to that. Can't stand prams.

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This week, newspaper reports had unusual images of two world leaders

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in the midst of forging a very special relationship. She looks

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pleased. Yeah. It's been a success. I think we're going to get along

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very well. Interesting, I am a people person and I think you are

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all so. He calls her the wrong name. Even world leaders need a hand now

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and again. The president and by Minister classed as they made their

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way down the steps -- Prime Minister.

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She has got Bafta phobia. Never heard of it. Our Prime Minister, hot

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putting it over to America to meet him in the White House, the Oval

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room, it is a disgrace. Even the President of Mexico has cancelled

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his visit to Trump. Theresa May over there, it's nice to become the first

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person. She congratulated him on his stunning win. Oh, yeah. Well, it was

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stunning, it's none of the world, didn't it? When she came out with

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the stunning victories, did you see him? Looked like he'd been given a

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cream cake, know what I mean? Like he had won the pools. Looks like it

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went very well. The conference, smashed that. They walked out and I

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don't know if it was intentional but he grabbed her hand. You don't hold

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hands, you would study her elbow. But you wouldn't hold her hand. The

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whole world was watching. And I was watching. I think it looked a bit...

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When you look at the action, it was more of a wrist lock. I don't think

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she knew he was going to hold onto her hand. I don't think so. The way

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he's holding her hand. But then again, have you heard, he is scared

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of sex. Apparently there is a term for this, if you have a fear of

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something they will give it a term. The grope slope. Apparently there is

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a severe incline. Wouldn't touch her. He's not going to touch her

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legs, is he? You hold her hand, that's it, in case she tumbles. In

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the White House, right, they kept spelling her name wrong, you know.

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How do you mean? When Donald called her Teresa, they didn't put the

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letter H in. They misspelled it quite a few times. Oh, right, I

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thought it was the American accent. Teresa May is a pawn star in

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America. Don't ask me how I know. The funny thing is I can't wait for

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Sean Spicer to come out next week and say that they did not spell her

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name wrong, that is an alternative fact. Here is the actual sheet that

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shows how it was doctored. He will Pollap be say that they spoke to

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Theresa May and on reflection she got it wrong, she shouldn't have

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been spelling it with the H, she spoke with the president on the

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telephone so this should be brushed under the carpet. Teresa does not

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have an H in. We got married in 1990. I had hair at that time. And I

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was thin and that time. Only a size six. Size eight. This couple had

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been married for 27 years and they run a busy dry cleaners in Glasgow.

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Hope we not going to see your mother tonight. I'm quite busy tonight.

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Show our faces. I think we'll just leave it. I'm waiting for the phone

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to go. Your mother then. Let it go, I'm not bothered too much, I'll

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handle the call, it's fine. Are you sure you can handle that? Don't you

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worry about that. Apparently it is oestrogen. There was an illuminating

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report in the newspapers this week suggesting that experts now have the

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proof that women are better at multitasking Paire men. -- than men.

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A professor once said, why can't a woman be more like a man? We've all

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ask that. Only women can do it, as I have been

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told for many years, only women can do it. Yes. You have never

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multitasked in your life, you think one thing at a time, you have a one

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track brain. No, I can drive the Rolls-Royce and also think very

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unpleasant things about the other drivers on the road.

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Look at me, for example, I am doing five or six things. At the same

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time. I have a sharp eye watching those girls in here and watching the

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staff members and the girls at the back. And picking out people's

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mistakes, you are good at that. My mum always says to me, you either

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watched the TV or you are on the phone, you cannot do both. I say, I

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am. No, it is won or the other. Then she goes on the phone and watches

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the telly and she says, I am watching that.

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She is a woman and can do both. When women are in Labour, they have to

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talk to their husbands, nine times out of ten they swear at their

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husbands, they talk to the nurses and they swear. That is

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multitasking. It isn't multitasking! Of course it is. And who takes the

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sweat from your brow? Just don't go that! What other man would get a

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sanitary towel to mop the woman's brow, only you! You have to get it

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how all the mop your brow, that was the only thing that was there!

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48 plus 32. 70. Yes, you still paused, it is bang, bang, bang. No,

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I am not Carol Vorderman! A woman would have had that built by now.

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No, she would not. Trump would have me on board. 252 plus 102. 354. Yes!

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Why would you have done that? If you give me a tenor in change. Of

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course I can love. One strange story in the papers and

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online this week reported that US scientists have proven that human

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cells can be grown within a pig. Do you know what they are doing,

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they are playing God. Moving one step closer to growing organs for

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transplant. Good idea, isn't it? The complicated

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procedure involves injecting human stem cells into pig embryos.

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Oh, dear, I don't agree with all that. Neither do I.

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Would you say you were to take the heart of a pig if you needed one? I

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don't think so. Even if it was life or death? I wouldn't do it. If you

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needed a transplant, you would not care where it came from, as long as

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you did not turn into a pig in the fullness of time.

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You know when you become a donor, your DNA has to match with the

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person you give it to. Hopefully, if they find one, yes. What happens if

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they do not find one? That goes to waste. No, they are breeding the

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pics for it. So you need a heart transplant and I am sure you would

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be happy to take one from a little pig. It depends what side of the

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coin you are on. I am not bothered, my mum says I need a trough to eat

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anyway. Put your dominoes down! If somebody is waiting for the heart

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of a pig, human heart. Out of a pig's body. Presuming it works and

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they take that from the pig and put it into the human, what happens to

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the pig that is left with the human organs inside, what happens to the

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pig? It is dead! Ken did have this big operation. You

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could have one from an animal or mechanical. He chose the animal, a

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valve. It was from a bull. Was it? I didn't know they did that, Sheila.

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Yes. I would ask. Detail and some basic

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special figures on the success of these pig's Hearts, who survived,

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how long and what are the chances? Know what I mean? Let's be honest,

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you would not say anything because if you need a new major organ, you

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are not in a good way. When they say, we need to give you a heart

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from a pig, you do not say, I need to check this. I will have to give

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some consideration to it. You cannot be that considerate, you have got

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hours to live! Tell you what, it is about time they

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made a statue for Princess Diana. This week, Princess Diana was all

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over the press and online, 20 years after her death.

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NEWSREADER: Prince William and Prince Harry have announced plans to

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write a statue of their mother. The main memorial has been a statue

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in Hyde Park in London. Diana's sister will be on the body

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commissioning and raising funds for the statue.

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Would you go to visit it elliptically? You have two to pay

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your respects. Is a new have to, I haven't been to

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be other things, the water park, she had done. -- I say that you have

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two. If they can have one for sale, they

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can have for her. Absolutely. I hope it will be better than they

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have got right now. Have you seen that fountain? That is a load of...

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What an insult. What an insult to such a lovely woman. People go to it

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and you see them soaking their feet. It doesn't matter, they are soaking

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their feet and reflecting and thinking of Diana.

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Michael Jackson had one, that didn't go down well and they moved it to

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end museum. It looked nothing like him. What if it goes wrong and she

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looks like instead of Princess Diana, she looks like... Camilla!

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Yes! That don't represent Diana. It is

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just a waste of money to me. It is not just to... You can turn up to

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see this water feature, all the people with their feet, and you

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think, that reminds me of Lady Diana. You know it looks nothing

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like her but there has got to be some kind of... This is going to be

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a tribute to Theresa May one and all the rest of it, please soak your

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feet. -- lady Di. You were looking at me? Yes, I think

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it is so wrong. Christina and Winifred, devout

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Christians who volunteer at the West Indian community centre in Leeds.

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When I go to keep fit and do my aerobics, they do not play gospel

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music. I like reggae. Yes, I like reggae music. No, you've gone too

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far and you know that! No! You need to have a word with your pastor.

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That is completely wrong! Sheila, that always looks nice. Yes,

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yes. This week, President Trump signed

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Executive orders he said would control the flow of order of people

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coming into America. He said work would begin on building the wall

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with Mexico first. NEWSREADER: Enrique Pena Nieto said

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he would not but the bill. You will be able to see the wall if

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you live in Texas in your back garden.

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The President of Mexico and myself have agreed to cancel our planned

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meeting scheduled for next week. Then he declared a ban on people

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coming from seven predominantly Muslim countries.

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NEWSREADER: Another sweeping change, a halt on visas for people from

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seven mainly Muslim countries. Look at that, Trump's plan takes

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effect. This actually, strangely, is what

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democracy is about. People say, if you vote for me and I am elected, I

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will do an and B and C. He has been elected and he is doing that, this

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is democracy. If you have not been in office for a

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week and you are making an Executive decision on something so big, you

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are dangerous. Of course he is dangerous.

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Ironically, Donald Trump is doing what the Brexit based their campaign

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on. Controls on borders. He is doing what the Brexiteer is wanted is to

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happen, tighter controls of the border. At the moment, Britain would

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not be able to do that. Imagine me getting a wall done and

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asking you to pay for it. I would not pay a penny. I know, that is

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what the Mexicans are going to do. One guy says, pay up. He says, no.

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He says, well, I will do this to you. It is like a stand-off. A

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Mexican stand-off! Who is going to blink?

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It is going to be a long ball, let's face it. 1,000 miles. 1,000 mile

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long, who knows how how it is going to go to stop them going over it.

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Who are they going to give the job too? That is ridiculous, it will not

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be bricks, Nick. What is it going to be, it isn't going to be Lego! How

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many people went to our college to do bricklaying? Hundreds. We are a

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town of expert bricklayers. We want to keep them bricklayers here

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because when Sturgeon gets a way, we will have to build our own!

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You have seen the great Wall? That was done thousands of years ago and

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it stretches for miles, longer than the one he wants built. Ask them.

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Say, you have got a great Wall, build a great Wall over here. They

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might do. The people who built that probably will be dead now.

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What does he want? I think he just wants Americans. He has banned

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Syrian refugees coming to the United States of America. He says, you

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can't come here, sorry. You are not allowed in. Where are they coming

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from anyway? Syria, where else? They want a wall with Mexican -- Sako,

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the Canadians want a wall to keep him in! -- Sako.

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I think he looks so good. Look at them.

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This week, the papers and internet were awash with joyful images of two

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proud looking recipients -- recipients of the Queen's honours.

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It is good they are flying the Northern Flag. Doing it for

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Newcastle and everyone else. The North East, it is not just about

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Newcastle. NEWSREADER: the TV duo are heading

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to Buckingham Palace to receive OBE for servicing the broadcasting and

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entertainment. I think they deserve it, I will tell

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you why, they really funny. And you know what I admire about them? They

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have been together such a long time. Very young. And they are still close

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and they are funny. They are funny. They must be doing a good job, to

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get an OBE. They will give them to Tom and Jerry next!

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You know Ant Dec? It is Ant Dec. Today... First of all, it was Dec.

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They were that confused. Ant was about to go on stage. Can I stop you

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this Mac who is Ant and who is Dec? Who got the award? The little one.

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Did they both get one? No, I mean, who held it? I think it was the

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little one. Yes, it yes. Next, is it? Ant?

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What is the order of the British Empire, you have got me wondering,

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what does it really mean? So you have got order, different

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orders they sit in. So you have got a member of the British Empire.

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So I could have said B. Officer of the British Empire, commander and a

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night. You understand? All of those titles sit within an order. It could

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be order of the chivalry, different orders. It is confusing. It's

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boring! What have you been up to?

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Something grubby? I'm Dame Judi Dench, I'm

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a national treasure! Why settle for a German Europe when

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you could have a Scottish world?

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