Charlotte Gallagher

Anthony Head was a really well-known British actor. He started on the stage, he did musical theatre and actually he shot to fame in this country, in the UK, in quite an unusual way. He was the star of coffee adverts. There was a series of coffee adverts and they depicted this romantic relationship and viewers were hooked, if you can believe this, on these coffee adverts.

He wanted to see what the result of this relationship was. It was kind of, would they, could they? So people kind of got to know him in the UK through these adverts. But he shot to international fame really through Buffy the Vampire Slayer. He was Giles. Lots of people will have watched him.

Hän oli tällainen suave, intelektuaalinen biblioteekki, mutta hän oli myös katsomassa Buffyä, meidän vampyärislaajia. Hän oli todella rakastunut paljon ihmisistä, jotka katsoivat tämän programin, kun he olivat kasvaneet. Ja sitten hieman enemmän tulevaisuudessa, hän oli myös Ted Lassoissa, iso show, ja hän soitti viljelijän kappaleen.

He had Rupert Mannion, a big figure in that show. And he was also in Merlin as well on the BBC, Doctor Who. He's one of those actors that's really rarely been out of work. A real British star. Moved over to LA, of course, to do Buffy, but then moved back to Britain with his family. Yeah, and also one of those actors that I think if people don't know the name, they will definitely know the face. A hundred percent. A hundred percent. You will definitely recognize the face of Anthony Head. Now, you've been looking at some of the tributes that have been coming in as well.

I have. And first of all, there's a tribute from his daughters, Emily and Daisy. And they said it will be forever an honour and a privilege to be his daughters and to have witnessed firsthand the impact both he and his work had on so many people. And it's a terrible time for those two women, because not only has their dad just died, his long-term partner and their mother, Sarah Fisher, died in just December last year. So really horrible.

Horrible time for that family. But there's been lots of tributes from his co-stars. Sarah Michelle Gellar, of course, who played Buffy in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, said, I know I'm the lucky one because I knew you. Thank you to Daisy and Emily, his daughters, who not only shared their dad with me, but with the world. We've also heard from Brett Goldstein, who's in Ted Lasso, saying, Anthony Head was a brilliant actor who played the worst person in the world, which was an incredible skill because he was the best person ever.

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There's a statement from Macron himself and from the maritime authorities. They said the ship was detained or stopped a long way out at sea, 750 kilometers off the coast of Brittany, so way out in the Atlantic. It was going apparently from Murmansk, that's the Russian oil port in the Arctic region.

Ympäri British Isles and going down to the coast of West Africa to Cameroon, where it seems this ship, called the Tagor, was officially registered. Now, in the background we all know the accusation is that Russia operates this fleet of tankers, often old tankers, which it bought up when the sanctions started to hit. And in order to evade sanctions, they operate under all sorts of flags of convenience.

and all sorts of elaborate kind of management devices. But these ships, or many of these ships, are tracked. The intelligence services of Britain, France, the US know of these ships. They keep an eye on them. And when necessary, like now, or when they deem it necessary, like now, they intervene. So it's far from being the first of these actions. The French have actually done three previous boardings. And the idea is to, well, to reinforce the sanctions and to show that there is action being taken to stop this

mitä he käsittelevät olevan ilimitettävänsä. Mitä tapahtuu laitteeseen ja myös kruun kanssa? Jos presidentti jatketaan, laitteen saadaan takaisin rannalle. Lisää tutkimuksia tulee. Luulen, että russalainen kaveri tulee käsittelemään järjestelmää, joka varmasti päättää järjestelmää. Tällä hetkellä kaveri saattaa mennä kruun kanssa.

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Russia have said they're quite angry about this. Have France responded to that at all? Well, I mean, they're not going to respond. I mean, they simply say that what they are doing is in accordance with international maritime law that allows nations even out at sea, outside their own waters to stop ships if they suspect that maritime law is being broken. They suspected here that the maritime law has been broken, that there was a kind of

Ja se on tärkeä kysymys.

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