Podcasts about Manso

"Tomai sobre vós o meu jugo e aprendei de mim, porque sou manso e humilde de coração, e vós encontrareis descanso." (Mt 11,29) Na Rádio Regional Esperança de Lins (95,1 FM) - A rádio da família! - das 18h10 às 18h50. https://www.regionalesperanca.com.br/ Orações; Músicas; Evangelho; Homilia Diária; Santo do dia; Catecismo da Igreja Católica. Apresentação João Claudio - "Que Jesus cresça e que eu diminua." (Jo 3, 30) CRÉDITOS: Música de fundo: Canto Gregoriano Monges do Monastério Beneditino de Santo Domingo de Silos, youtube: https://youtu.be/-cwHhzmU7ps Introdução: Como bambus no Getsêmani - Pe. Léo, canal Canção Nova Play, youtube: https://youtu.be/nKOhoY-0OU4 MÚSICA 1: Tudo Passa - Salette Ferreira, youtube: https://youtu.be/ebDkOy2WTSA Evangelho do Dia, site da Canção Nova, link: https://liturgia.cancaonova.com/pb/ Homilia Diária, site do Padre Paulo Ricardo, link: https://padrepauloricardo.org/programas/homilia-diaria MÚSICA 2: Nas Asas do Senhor - Gabriel Kzam, youtube: https://youtu.be/L77s2wSH1bA Catecismo da Igreja Católica, parágrafos 1011 e 1012, site do Vaticano, link: http://www.vatican.va/archive/ccc/index_po.htm MÚSICA 3: Vida Eterna - Missionário Shalom, youtube: https://youtu.be/H7MAZ28vQHA Santo do Dia: 07 de dezembro - Santo Ambrósio, bispo e doutor da Igreja, canal Padre Paulo Ricardo, youtube: https://youtu.be/ypvkpkSYeYw MÚSICA 4: Me encontrei com Jesus no jardim - Anjos de Resgate, youtube: https://youtu.be/Wge3PVHzGWU Oração Final: Laudes, site iBreviary, link: http://www.ibreviary.com/m2/breviario.php MÚSICA 5: Jesus, Manso e Humilde - Eliana Ribeiro, youtube: https://youtu.be/OXSJJhu1GjA #IgrejaCatólica #MúsicaCatólica #Evangelho #Santidade #Fé #Deus #Jesus #BíbliaSagrada

A Palavra de Deus nos encoraja, corrige e orienta. O que ela lhe trouxe hoje ? A maior prova de amor de Deus para nossas vidas é ele ter se entregado para morrer em nosso lugar perdoando os nossos pecados. Na leitura de hoje Salomão e os Israelitas sacrificaram carneiros, e bois, que se não podiam contar, nem numerar. Deus aceitou o sacrifício. Enquanto os levitas louvavam bendizendo e louvando ao Senhor, porque era bom, porque a sua benignidade dura para sempre, o templo se encheu da glória de Deus. Nisto está o amor, não em que nós tenhamos amado a Deus, mas em que ele nos amou a nós, e enviou seu Filho para propiciação pelos nossos pecados. 1Jo 4.10. Os sacríficios e louvores no templo de Salomão de SALOMÃO somente foi aceito porque o verdadeiro rei da Paz. Um dia iria entrar em Jerusalém. Montado em um jumentinho. Manso e humilde de coração. Somente se importando em fazer a vontade de DEUS até o fim da sua vida em uma cruz. Os mesmos que louvavam e bendizia a Deus o rejeitaram e condenaram em um madeiro. Verdadeiramente.. Nós o amamos porque ele nos amou primeiro. Que vivamos uma vida de amor sincero pelos nossos irmãos. Orando por eles. Crendo que Cristo nos perdoa e nós também devemos perdoar. Jesus breve há de voltar que sejamos todos achados fiéis na sua vinda. SBTB

En España a las 9 de Las mañanas de RNE, con Íñigo Alfonso, comentamos los datos del paro y de las afiliaciones a la Seguridad Social de noviembre con Lorenzo Amor, presidente de la Asociación de Trabajadores Autónomos. También comentamos la actualidad con nuestros tertulianos Lourdes Pérez, José María Brunet y Alberto Surio y nos asomamos a la realidad del periodismo actual con el director de periódico El Mundo Joaquín Manso. Escuchar audio

Siguiendo con la ronda de encuentros con directores de periódicos, hemos hablado en Las Mañanas de RNE con Joaquín Manso, director del diario 'El Mundo', pero cuya carrera en este periódico empezó muchos años atrás. Sobre la comparativa entre los medios tradicionales y los nuevos canales de difusión, Manso piensa que los primeros siguen manteniendo “el monopolio de la responsabilidad institucional de verificación”, algo que, considera, se nota en el nivel de exigencia que tienen los lectores en cuanto a su trabajo: “La elaboración de información útil, relevante, veraz (…) para la vida de nuestros usuarios, solo puede llevarlo a cabo una redacción jerarquizada, organizada, conocedora de los hábitos de verificación y de los protocolos”, ha señalado. El director de ‘El Mundo’ defiende que los medios de comunicación y sus profesionales, frente a influencers o streamers, cumplen con tres funciones necesarias para el periodismo, que son “informar”, “servir para el debate público” y aportar “perspectiva”. Y destaca que se trata de una profesión “coral, que hay que hacer en equipo y que tiene a veces unos costes enormes”, algo que las otras vías de comunicación no pueden aportar al mismo nivel. Escuchar audio

Roberto Manso, presidente de la Agrupación de Comercio Segoviano, nos habla del inicio de la campaña de Navidad.

Con Antonio Caño, John Müller, Joaquín Manso, Marta García Aller y Rubén Amón comentamos los asuntos de la jornada. Empezamos hablando de las críticas del presidente de Aragón, Javier Lambán, a la política territorial y de pactos de Pedro Sánchez con los independentistas. Además, analizamos la comparecencia de ayer en el Congreso del ministro del Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, sobre la tragedia en Melilla y donde mantuvo su versión negando muertos en territorio español. Por último, hablamos de las polémicas palabras de Irene Montero insinuando que el PP promovía la cultura de la violación, un término que la ministra de Igualdad debería haber explicado para evitar malinterpretaciones. 

Con Antonio Caño, John Müller, Joaquín Manso, Marta García Aller y Rubén Amón comentamos los asuntos de la jornada. Empezamos hablando de las críticas del presidente de Aragón, Javier Lambán, a la política territorial y de pactos de Pedro Sánchez con los independentistas. Además, analizamos la comparecencia de ayer en el Congreso del ministro del Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, sobre la tragedia en Melilla y donde mantuvo su versión negando muertos en territorio español. Por último, hablamos de las polémicas palabras de Irene Montero insinuando que el PP promovía la cultura de la violación, un término que la ministra de Igualdad debería haber explicado para evitar malinterpretaciones. 

Programa completo de 'Más de uno' con Carlos Alsina. Comenzamos la mañana repasando las principales noticias con el equipo de La España que madruga. En la tertulia con Antonio Caño, John Müller, Joaquín Manso, Marta García Aller y Rubén Amón debatimos los asuntos de la jornada. En la segunda parte, junto con Begoña Gómez de la Fuente, nuestros humoristas Carlos Latre, Goyo Jiménez y Borja Fernández Sedano nos acompañan en 'La Hora Guasa'. Después, Santi García Cremades nos propone un reto matemático y entrevistamos a Juan Valderrama por el documental sonoro sobre la historia de su padre. Por último, Josemi Rodríguez Sieiro nos cuenta qué tal ha salido su operación de corazón. 

Con Antonio Caño, John Müller, Joaquín Manso, Marta García Aller y Rubén Amón comentamos los asuntos de la jornada. Empezamos hablando de las críticas del presidente de Aragón, Javier Lambán, a la política territorial y de pactos de Pedro Sánchez con los independentistas. Además, analizamos la comparecencia de ayer en el Congreso del ministro del Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, sobre la tragedia en Melilla y donde mantuvo su versión negando muertos en territorio español. Por último, hablamos de las polémicas palabras de Irene Montero insinuando que el PP promovía la cultura de la violación, un término que la ministra de Igualdad debería haber explicado para evitar malinterpretaciones. 

Programa completo de 'Más de uno' con Carlos Alsina. Comenzamos la mañana repasando las principales noticias con el equipo de La España que madruga. En la tertulia con Antonio Caño, John Müller, Joaquín Manso, Marta García Aller y Rubén Amón debatimos los asuntos de la jornada. En la segunda parte, junto con Begoña Gómez de la Fuente, nuestros humoristas Carlos Latre, Goyo Jiménez y Borja Fernández Sedano nos acompañan en 'La Hora Guasa'. Después, Santi García Cremades nos propone un reto matemático y entrevistamos a Juan Valderrama por el documental sonoro sobre la historia de su padre. Por último, Josemi Rodríguez Sieiro nos cuenta qué tal ha salido su operación de corazón. 

Con Antonio Caño, John Müller, Joaquín Manso, Marta García Aller y Rubén Amón comentamos los asuntos de la jornada. Empezamos hablando de las críticas del presidente de Aragón, Javier Lambán, a la política territorial y de pactos de Pedro Sánchez con los independentistas. Además, analizamos la comparecencia de ayer en el Congreso del ministro del Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, sobre la tragedia en Melilla y donde mantuvo su versión negando muertos en territorio español. Por último, hablamos de las polémicas palabras de Irene Montero insinuando que el PP promovía la cultura de la violación, un término que la ministra de Igualdad debería haber explicado para evitar malinterpretaciones. 

Programa completo de 'Más de uno' con Carlos Alsina. Comenzamos la mañana repasando las principales noticias con el equipo de La España que madruga. En la tertulia con Antonio Caño, John Müller, Joaquín Manso, Marta García Aller y Rubén Amón debatimos los asuntos de la jornada. En la segunda parte, junto con Begoña Gómez de la Fuente, nuestros humoristas Carlos Latre, Goyo Jiménez y Borja Fernández Sedano nos acompañan en 'La Hora Guasa'. Después, Santi García Cremades nos propone un reto matemático y entrevistamos a Juan Valderrama por el documental sonoro sobre la historia de su padre. Por último, Josemi Rodríguez Sieiro nos cuenta qué tal ha salido su operación de corazón. 

Programa completo de 'Más de uno' con Carlos Alsina. Comenzamos la mañana repasando las principales noticias con el equipo de La España que madruga. En la tertulia con Antonio Caño, John Müller, Joaquín Manso, Marta García Aller y Rubén Amón debatimos los asuntos de la jornada. En la segunda parte, junto con Begoña Gómez de la Fuente, nuestros humoristas Carlos Latre, Goyo Jiménez y Borja Fernández Sedano nos acompañan en 'La Hora Guasa'. Después, Santi García Cremades nos propone un reto matemático y entrevistamos a Juan Valderrama por el documental sonoro sobre la historia de su padre. Por último, Josemi Rodríguez Sieiro nos cuenta qué tal ha salido su operación de corazón. 

"Eu te louvo, Pai, Senhor do céu e da terra, porque escondeste essas coisas aos sábios e inteligentes, e as revelaste aos pequeninos. Sim, Pai, porque assim foi do teu agrado." (Lc 10,21) Na Rádio Regional Esperança de Lins (95,1 FM) - A rádio da família! - das 18h10 às 18h50. https://www.regionalesperanca.com.br/ Orações; Músicas; Evangelho; Homilia Diária; Santo do dia; Catecismo da Igreja Católica. Apresentação João Claudio - "Que Jesus cresça e que eu diminua." (Jo 3, 30) CRÉDITOS: Música de fundo: Canto Gregoriano Monges do Monastério Beneditino de Santo Domingo de Silos, youtube: https://youtu.be/-cwHhzmU7ps Introdução: Para viver a alegria de Deus - Pe. Léo, canal Canção Nova Play, youtube: https://youtu.be/Ix_Reiq8WXc MÚSICA 1: Alegrai-vos - Agnus Dei, youtube: https://youtu.be/0UWPYgQR63w Evangelho do Dia, site da Canção Nova, link: https://liturgia.cancaonova.com/pb/ Homilia Diária, site do Padre Paulo Ricardo, link: https://padrepauloricardo.org/programas/homilia-diaria MÚSICA 2: Ladainha da humildade - Missionário Shalom, youtube: https://youtu.be/10feFr-TS0c Catecismo da Igreja Católica, parágrafos 1000 e 1001, site do Vaticano, link: http://www.vatican.va/archive/ccc/index_po.htm MÚSICA 3: Por Entre Aclamações - Monsenhor Jonas Abib e Salette Ferreira, youtube: https://youtu.be/JIHLQsWvA4U Santo do Dia: 29 de novembro - São Saturnino, Bispo, canal Padre Alex Nogueira, youtube: https://youtu.be/cxLMPdgTwMs MÚSICA 4: Viver Pela Fé - Suely Façanha, youtube: https://youtu.be/KKRVVwMbjtg Oração Final: Laudes, site iBreviary, link: http://www.ibreviary.com/m2/breviario.php MÚSICA 5: Jesus, Manso e Humilde - Eliana Ribeiro, youtube: https://youtu.be/OXSJJhu1GjA #IgrejaCatólica #MúsicaCatólica #Evangelho #Santidade #Fé #Deus #Jesus #BíbliaSagrada

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncFy1zRA9HM 28 DAYS LATER Written by Alex Garland CLOSE ON A MONITOR SCREEN: Images of stunning violence. Looped. Soldiers in a foreign war shoot an unarmed civilian at point- blank range; a man is set on by a frenzied crowd wielding clubs and machetes; a woman is necklaced while her killers cheer and howl. Pull back to reveal that we are seeing one of many screens in a bank of monitors, all showing similar images... Then revealing that the monitors are in a... INT. SURGICAL CHAMBER - NIGHT ...surgical chamber. And watching the screens is a... ...chimp, strapped to an operating table, with its skull dissected open, webbed in wires and monitoring devices, muzzled with a transparent guard. Alive. Behind the surgical chamber, through the wide doorframe, we can see a larger laboratory beyond. INT. BRIGHT CORRIDOR - NIGHT A group of black-clad ALF Activists, all wearing balaclavas, move down a corridor. They carry various gear - bag, bolt cutters. As they move, one Activist reaches up to a security camera and sprays it black with an aerosol paint can. INT. LABORATORY - NIGHT The Activists enter the laboratory. CHIEF ACTIVIST Fucking hell... The Chief Activist takes his camera off his shoulder and starts taking photos. The room is huge and long, and darkened except for specific pools of light. Partially illuminated are rows of cages with clear perspex doors. They run down either side of the room. In the cages are chimpanzees. 2. Most are in a state of rabid agitation, banging and clawing against the perspex, baring teeth through foam-flecked mouths. They reach the far end of the lab, where on a huge steel operating table they see the dissected chimp. FEMALE ACTIVIST Oh God... The dissected chimp's eyes flick to the Activists. Blood wells from around the exposed brain tissue. Tears starts to roll down the Female Activist's cheeks. CHIEF ACTIVIST (to Female Activist) Keep your shit together. If we're going to get them out of here... The Finnish Activist is checking the perspex cages. FINNISH ACTIVIST I can pop these, no problem. CHIEF ACTIVIST So get to it. The Finnish Activist raises his crowbar and sticks it around the edge of one of the doors - about to prise it open. At the moment, the doors to the laboratory bang open. The Activists all turn. Standing at the entrance is the Scientist. A pause. The Scientist jumps to a telephone handset on the wall and shouts into the receiver. SCIENTIST Security! We have a break-in! Get to sector... A hand slams down the disconnect button. SCIENTIST ...nine. The Chief Activist plucks the receiver from the Scientist's hands, and then rips the telephone from the wall. A beat. 3. SCIENTIST I know who you are, I know what you think you're doing, but you have to listen to me. You can't release these animals. CHIEF ACTIVIST If you don't want to get hurt, shut your mouth, and don't move a fucking muscle. SCIENTIST (BLURTS) The chimps are infected! The Activists hesitate, exchanging a glance. SCIENTIST (continuing; stumbling, FLUSTERED) These animals are highly contagious. They've been given an inhibitor. CHIEF ACTIVIST Infected with what? SCIENTIST Chemically restricted, locked down to a... a single impulse that... CHIEF ACTIVIST Infected with what? The Scientist hesitates before answering. SCIENTIST Rage. Behind the Activists, the bank of monitors show the faces of the machete-wielding crowd. SCIENTIST (desperately trying to EXPLAIN) In order to cure, you must first understand. Just imagine: to have power over all the things we feel we can't control. Anger, violence... FINNISH ACTIVIST What the fuck is he talking about? 4. CHIEF ACTIVIST We don't have time for this shit! Get the cages open! SCIENTIST No! CHIEF ACTIVIST We're going, you sick bastard, and we're taking your torture victims with us. SCIENTIST NO! You must listen! The animals are contagious! The infection is in their blood and saliva! One bite and... FEMALE ACTIVIST They won't bite me. The Female Activist crouches down to face the wild eyes of the infected chimp behind the perspex. SCIENTIST STOP! You have no idea! The Scientist makes a desperate lunge towards her, but the Chief Activist grabs him. FEMALE ACTIVIST Good boy. You don't want to bite me, do you? The Female Activist gives a final benign smile, then the Finnish Activist pops open the door. SCIENTIST NO! Like a bullet from a gun, the infected chimp leaps out at the Female Activist - and sinks its teeth into her neck. She reels back as the chimp claws and bites with extraordinary viciousness. At the same moment, a deafening alarm begins to sound. FEMALE ACTIVIST (SHRIEKING) Get it off! Get if off! The Finnish Activist rips the ape off and throws it on to the floor. The infected chimp immediately bites into the man's leg. He yells with pain, and tries to kick it off. 5. Behind him, the Female Activist has started to scream. She doubles up, clutching the side of her head. FEMALE ACTIVIST I'm burning! Jesus! Help me! SCIENTIST We have to kill her! FEMALE ACTIVIST I'm burning! I'm burning! CHIEF ACTIVIST What's... SCIENTIST We have to kill her NOW! Meanwhile, the Female Activist's cries have become an unwavering howl of pain - and she is joined by the Finnish Activist, whose hands have also flown to the side of his head, gripping his temples as if trying to keep his skull from exploding. CHIEF ACTIVIST What's wrong with them? The Scientist grabs a desk-lamp base and starts running towards the screaming Female Activist... ...who has ripped off her balaclava - revealing her face - the face of an Infected. She turns to the Scientist. SCIENTIST Oh God. She leaps at him. He screams as they go tumbling to the ground. The Chief Activist watches in immobile horror as she attacks the Scientist with amazing ferocity. INT. CORRIDOR - NIGHT Another ACTIVIST makes his way down the corridor towards the lab. ACTIVIST (HISSES) Terry? Jemma? 6. No answer. ACTIVIST Mika? Where are you? He reaches the door to the lab, which is closed - and... ...as he opens it, we realize the door is also soundproofed. A wall of screaming hits him. He stands in the doorway - stunned by the noise, and then the sight. Blood, death, and his colleagues, all Infected. ACTIVIST Bloody hell. The Infected rush him. FADE TO BLACK. TITLE: 28 DAYS LATER INT. HOSPITAL ROOM - LATE AFTERNOON Close up of Jim, a young man in his twenties, wearing pale green hospital pyjamas. He has a month's beard, is dishevelled, and asleep. We pull back to see that Jim is lying on a hospital bed, in a private room. Connected to his arms are multiple drips, a full row of four or five on each side of his bed. Most of the bags are empty. Jim's eyes open. He looks around with an expression of confusion. Then he sits up. He is weak, but he swings his legs off the bed and stands. The attached drips are pulled with him and clatter to the floor. Jim winces, and pulls the taped needles from his arm. JIM Ow... His voice is hoarse, his mouth dry. Massaging his throat, he walks to the door. 7. INT. COMA WARD - LATE AFTERNOON The door to Jim's hospital room is locked. The key is on the floor. He picks it up and opens the door. Jim exits into a corridor. At the far end, a sign read: COMA WARD. There is no sign of life or movement. Jim walks down the corridor. One of the doors is half-open. From inside, there is the sound of buzzing flies. INT. HOSPITAL WARDS - LATE AFTERNOON Jim moves as quickly as he can through the hospital, still weak, but now driven by adrenaline. All the wards and corridors are deserted. Medical notes and equipment lie strewn over the floors, trolleys are upended, glass partition doors are smashed. In a couple of places, splashes of dried blood arc up the walls. He reaches A&E. On one wall is a row of public pay phones. He lifts a receiver, and the line is dead. He goes down the line, trying them all. In the corner of the A&E reception is a smashed soft-drinks machine, with a few cans collected at the base. Jim grabs one, rips off the ring-pull and downs it in one go. Then he grabs another, and heads for the main doors. EXT. HOSPITAL - LATE AFTERNOON Jim exits and walks out into the bright daylight of the forecourt. The camera begins to pull away from him. JIM Hello? Aside from a quiet rush of wind, there is silence. No traffic, no engines, no movement. Not even birdsong. EXT. LONDON - SUNDOWN Jim walks through the empty city, from St. Thomas's Hospital, over Westminster Bridge, past the Houses of Parliament, down Whitehall, to Trafalgar Square. 8. A bright overhead sun bleaches the streets. A light drifts litter and refuse. Cars lie abandoned, shops looted. Jim is still wearing his hospital pyjamas, and carries a plastic bag full of soft-drink cans. EXT. CENTRAL LONDON ROAD/CHURCH - NIGHT Jim walks. Night has fallen. He needs to find a place to rest... He pauses. Down a narrow side street is a church. He walks towards it. The front doors are open. INT. CHURCH - NIGHT Jim walks inside, moving with the respectful quietness that people adopt when entering a church. The doors ahead to the main chamber are closed. Pushing them, gently trying the handle, it is obvious they are locked. But another open door is to his left. He goes through it. INT. CHURCH - STAIRWELL - NIGHT Jim moves up a stairwell. Written large on the wall is a single line of graffiti: REPENT. THE END IS EXTREMELY FUCKING NIGH INT. CHURCH - GALLERY LEVEL - NIGHT Jim moves into the gallery level, and sees, through the dust and rot, ornate but faded splendor. At the far end, a stained- glass window is illuminated by the moonlight. Jim pads in, stands at the gallery, facing the stained-glass window for a moment before looking down... Beneath are hundreds of dead bodies. Layered over the floor, jammed into the pews, spilling over the altar. The scene of an unimaginable massacre. Jim stands, stunned. Then sees, standing motionless at different positions facing away from him, four people. Their postures and stillness make their status unclear. Jim hesitates before speaking. 9. JIM ...Hello? Immediately, the four heads flick around. Infected. And the next moment, there is the powerful thump of a door at the far end of the gallery. Jim whirls to the source as the Infected below start to move. The door thumps again - another stunningly powerful blow, the noise echoing around the chamber. Confused, fist closing around his bag of soft drinks, Jim steps onto the gallery, facing the door... ...and it smashes open. Revealing an Infected Priest - who locks sight on Jim, and starts to sprint. JIM Father? The Priest is half way across the gallery JIM Father, what are you... And now the moonlight catches the Priest's face. Showing clearly: the eyes. The blood smeared and collected around his nose, ears, and mouth. Darkened and crusted, accumulated over days and weeks. Fresh blood glistening. JIM Jesus! In a movement of pure instinct, Jim swings the bag just as the Priest is about to reach him - and connects squarely with the man's head. JIM Oh, that, was bad, that was bad... I shouldn't have done that... He breaks into a run... INT. CHURCH - STAIRWELL - NIGHT Down the stairwell... 10. INT. CHURCH - NIGHT ...into the front entrance, where the locked door now strains under the blows of the Infected inside. JIM Shit. EXT. CHURCH - NIGHT Jim sprints down the stone steps. As he reaches the bottom the doors are broken open, and the Infected give chase. EXT. CENTRAL LONDON ROAD - NIGHT Jim runs - the Infected have almost reached him. A hand fires up a Zippo lighter, and lights the rag of a Molotov cocktail. As Jim runs, something flies past his head, and the Infected closest to him explodes in a ball of flame. Jim turns, and sees as another Molotov cocktail explodes, engulfing two in the fireball. He whirls, now completely bewildered. WOMAN'S VOICE HERE! Another Molotov cocktail explodes. The Infected stagger from the blaze, on fire. WOMAN'S VOICE OVER HERE! Jim whirls again, and sees, further down the road... ...Selena, a black woman, also in her twenties. She wears a small backpack, a machete is stuck into her belt - and she holds a lit Molotov cocktail in her hand. ...Mark, a tall, good-looking man - throwing another bottle. It smashes on the head of the last Infected, bathing it in flame... The burning Infected bumps blindly into a car. Falls. Gets up again. 11. Blindly, it staggers off the road, into a petrol station - where an abandoned car has run over on the pumps. The ground beneath it suddenly ignites, and the petrol station explodes. EXT. SIDE STREET - NIGHT Selena and Mark lead Jim into a side street. JIM (DAZED) Those people! Who were... who... MARK This way! Move it! Jim allows himself to be hurried along. EXT. SHOP - NIGHT Selena stops outside a newsagent's shop. The shop's door and windows are covered with a metal security grill, but the grill over the door lock has been prised away enough for Selena to slip her hand through to the latch. INT. SHOP - NIGHT Inside, most of the shelves have been emptied of confectionery. Newspapers and magazines litter the floor. The magazine covers of beautiful girls and sports cars have become instant anachronisms. At the back of the shop, a makeshift bed of sheets and sleeping bag is nestled. This has obviously been Selena and Mark's home for the last few days. INT. NEWSAGENT - NIGHT Jim, Mark and Selena enter the newsagent's and pull down the grill. MARK A man walks into a bar with a giraffe. They each get pissed. The giraffe falls over. The man goes to leave and the barman says, you can't leave that lying there. The man says, it's not a lion. It's a giraffe. 12. Silence. Mark pulls off his mask and turns to Selena. MARK He's completely humorless. You two will get along like a house on fire. Selena, who has already taken off her mask, ignores Mark. SELENA Who are you? You've come from a hospital. MARK Are you a doctor? SELENA He's not a doctor. He's a patient. JIM I'm a bicycle courier. I was riding a package from Farringdon to Shaftesbury Avenue. A car cut across me... and then I wake up in hospital, today... I wake up and I'm hallucinating, or... MARK What's your name? JIM Jim. MARK I'm Mark. This is Selena. (BEAT) Okay, Jim. We've got some bad news. Selena starts to tell her story, and as the story unfolds we see the images she describes. SELENA It began as rioting. And right from the beginning, you knew something bad was going on because the rioters were killing people. And then it wasn't on the TV anymore. It was in the street outside. It was coming through your windows. We all guessed it was a virus. An infection. You didn't need a doctor to tell you that. It was the blood. 13. Something in the blood. By the time they tried to evacuate the cities, it was already too late. The infection was everywhere. The army blockades were overrun. And that was when the exodus started. The day before the radio and TV stopped broadcasting there were reports of infection in Paris and New York. We didn't hear anything more after that. JIM Where are your families? MARK They're dead. SELENA Yours will be dead too. JIM No... No! I'm going to find them. They live in Greenwich. I can walk. (heading for the exit) I'm going to... to go and... SELENA You'll go and come back. JIM (pulling at the grill) Yes! I'll go and come back. MARK Rules of survival. Lesson one - you never go anywhere alone, unless you've got no choice. Lesson two - you only move during daylight, unless you've got no choice. We'll take you tomorrow. Then we'll all go and find your dead parents. Okay? EXT. TRAIN TRACKS - DAY Jim, Selena and Mark walk along the Docklands Light Railway in single file. Ahead is a train. Behind the train, as if spilled in its wake, are abandoned bags, suitcases, backpacks. Mark drops pace to let Jim catch up. 14. MARK How's your head? Fucked? No reply. MARK (gesturing at the city) I know where your head is. You're looking at these windows, these millions of windows, and you're thinking - there's no way this many people are dead. It's just too many windows. Mark picks up a handbag from the tracks. MARK The person who owned this bag. Can't be dead. Mark reaches in and starts to pull things out as they walk, discarding the personal possessions. MARK A woman - (car keys) - who drove a Nissan Micra - (teddy) - and had a little teddy bear - (condoms) - and carried protection, just in case. Marks tosses the condoms behind him. MARK (DRY) Believe me, we won't need them anymore than she will. He hands the bag to Jim and walks ahead. Jim pulls out a mobile phone. He switches it on. It reads: SEARCHING FOR NETWORK. The message blinks a couple of times. Then the screen goes blank. Jim looks left. He is now alongside the train. The inside of the windows are smeared with dried blood. Pressed against the glass is the face of a dead man. 15. Jim drops the phone and breaks into a run - running past Mark and Selena. MARK (HISSING) Hey! EXT. GREENWICH COMMON - DAY Jim, Selena and Mark jog across Greenwich Common. Jim gestures towards one of the streets on the far side of the green. JIM (LOW VOICE) Down there. Westlink Street. Second on the left. EXT. WESTLINK STREET - DAY The street is modest red-brick semi-detached houses. They stand outside Number 43. Jim waits while Selena scans the dark facade. SELENA If there's anyone in there who isn't human... JIM I understand. SELENA Anyone. JIM I understand. Selena shoots a glance at Jim. Jim is gazing at the house. MARK Okay. EXT. BACK GARDEN - DAY Jim uses the key under the flowerpot to open the back door. INT. HOUSE - DAY Jim, Selena and Mark move quietly through the kitchen and the downstairs of the house. 16. Surprisingly, everything is neat and tidy. Washed plates are stacked by the sink, newspapers on the table are neatly piled. The headline on the top paper reads simply: CONTAINMENT FAILS. They reach the bottom of the stairs. Selena gestures upwards, and Jim nods. They start to ascend. At the top of the stairs, Selena sniffs the air, and recoils. Jim has noticed it too. His eyes widen in alarm. MARK (WHISPERS) Wait. But Jim pushes past and advances along the top landing, until he reaches a door. By now the smell is so bad that he is having to cover his nose and mouth with the sleeve of one arm. Jim pushes open the door. Inside, two decomposed bodies lie side by side on the bed, intertwined. On the bedside table are an empty bottle of sleeping pills and a bottle of red wine. Mark appears behind him. Jim stares at his parents for a couple of moments, then Mark closes the door. INT. BATHROOM - DAY Jim sits on the toilet, alone. He is crying. In his hand is a piece of paper: "Jim - with endless love, we left you sleeping. Now we're sleeping with you. Don't wake up." The paper crumples in his fist. INT. LIVING ROOM - DAY Jim, Selena and Mark sit in the living room, on the two sofas. Jim looks dazed, uncomprehending. Selena watches Jim, her expression neutral. SELENA They died peacefully. You should be grateful. JIM I'm not grateful. Jim's words hang a moment. Then Mark talks, simply, unemotionally, matter-of-fact throughout. 17. MARK The roads out were all jammed. So we went to Paddington Station. Hoping: maybe we could get to Heathrow, maybe buy our way on a plane. My dad had all this cash, even though cash was already useless, and Mum had her jewellery. But twenty thousand other people had the same idea. (A MOMENT) The crowd was surging, and I lost my grip on my sister's hand. I remember realizing the ground was soft. I looked down, and I was standing on people. Like a carpet, people who had fallen, and... somewhere in the crowd there were infected. It spread fast, no one could run, all you could do was climb. Over more people. So I did that. I got up, somehow, on top of a kiosk. (A MOMENT) Looking down, you couldn't tell which faces were infected and which weren't. With the blood, the screaming, they all looked the same. And I saw my dad. Not my mum or my sister. But I saw my dad. His face. A short silence. MARK Selena's right. You should be grateful. SELENA We don't have time to get back to the shop before dark. We should stay here tonight. Jim nods. He isn't sure what he wants to say. JIM My old room was at the end of the landing. You two take it. I'll sleep down here. SELENA We'll sleep in the same room. It's safer. 18. EXT. LONDON - DAY TO NIGHT The red orb of the sun goes down; the light fades. As night falls, London vanishes into blackness, with no electric light to be seen. Then the moon appears from behind the cloud layer, and the dark city is revealed. INT. HOUSE - NIGHT Jim is on the sofa. In the moonlight, we can see that his eyes are open, wide awake. Selena is curled on the other sofa, and Mark is on the floor - both asleep. The house is silent. Jim watches Selena sleeping for a couple of moments. Then, quietly, he gets off the sofa and pads out of the living room, down the hall to the kitchen. INT. KITCHEN - NIGHT Jim enters, standing just inside the doorway. He looks around the room. On one wall, a faded kid's drawing of a car is framed. Above the counter, on a shelf of cookery books, an album has a handwritten label on the spine: "Mum's Favorite Recipes". Jim walks to the fridge. Stuck to the door is a photo of Jim with his parents, arm in arm, smiling at the camera. Jim is on his mountain bike, wearing his courier bag. FLASH CUT TO: Jim, sitting at the kitchen table as his Mum enters, carrying bags of shopping. Jim walks over to the bags and pulls out a carton of orange juice, which he pulls straight to his mouth and begins to gulp down. His Dad walks in from the garden. JIM'S DAD Give me a glass of that, would you? JIM (draining the carton, and giving it a shake) It's empty. CUT BACK TO: 19. Jim touches the photo, their faces, lightly. Jim is facing away from the back door, which has a large frosted-glass panel. Through the glass panel, unseen by Jim a dark silhouette looms against the diffused glow from the moonlight. Through the kitchen window, a second silhouette appears. Then there is a scratching noise from the back door. Jim freezes. Slowly, he turns his head, and sees the dark shapes behind the door and window. A beat - then the door is abruptly and powerfully smashed in. It flies open, and hangs loosely held by the bottom hinge. Standing in the doorframe is an Infected Man. Jim shouts with alarm as the Man lunges at him - and they both go tumbling to the floor. At the same moment, the figure behind the kitchen window smashes the glass, and an Infected Teenage Girl starts to clamber through the jagged frame. The Man gets on top of Jim, while Jim uses his arms to hold back the ferocious assault. A single strand of saliva flies from the Man's lips, and contacts Jim's cheek. JIM (SCREAMS) Help! Suddenly, Selena is there, holding her machete. The blade flashes down to the back of the Man's neck. Blood gushes. Jim rolls the Infected Man off, just in time to see... ...Mark dispatch the Girl half way through the kitchen window. The Girl is holding Mark, but her legs are caught on the broken glass. Mark jabs upwards into the Girl's torso - she stiffens, then slumps, and as Mark steps back we see he is holding a knife. Jim hyperventilates, staring at the corpse on the kitchen floor. JIM It's Mr. Bridges... Selena turns to Jim. She is hyperventilating too, but there is control and steel in her voice. 20. SELENA Were you bitten? JIM He lives four doors down... Jim turns to the Girl sprawled half way through the window. JIM That's his daughter... SELENA Were you bitten? Jim looks at her. Selena is still holding her machete at the ready. JIM No... No! I wasn't! SELENA Did any of the blood get in your mouth? JIM No! SELENA Mark? Jim turns to Mark. He is standing in the middle of the room. Stepped away from the window. The Girl's blood is on his arm - and he is wiping it away... ...off the skin... where a long scratch cut wells up fresh blood. A moment. Then Mark looks at Selena, as if slightly startled. MARK Wait. But Selena is swiping with her machete. Mark lifts his arm instinctively, defensively, and the blade sinks in. Selena immediately yanks it back. MARK DON'T! Selena swipes again - and the blade catches Mark hard in the side of the head. Mark falls. 21. Jim watches, scrabbling backwards on the floor away from them, as Selena brutally finishes Mark off. Selena looks at Mark's body for a couple of beats, then lowers the blade. She picks up a dishcloth from the sink counter and tosses it to Jim. SELENA Get that cleaned off. Jim picks up the rag and hurriedly starts to wipe the Infected's blood from around his neck. SELENA Do you have any clothes here? JIM (fazed, frightened of her) I... I don't know. I think so. SELENA Then get them. And get dressed. We have to leave, now. With practiced speed, Selena starts to open the kitchen cupboards, selecting packets of biscuits and cans from the shelves, and stuffing them into her backpack. SELENA More infected will be coming. They always do. EXT. HOUSE - NIGHT Jim and Selena exit the front door. Jim has changed out of his hospital gear into jeans and a sweatshirt. He also has a small backpack, and is carrying a baseball bat. EXT. LONDON ROAD - NIGHT Jim and Selena walk: fast, alert. But something is not being said between them... until Jim breaks the silence. JIM (QUIET) How did you know? Selena says nothing. Continues walking. JIM (INSISTENT) How did you know he was infected? 22. SELENA The blood. JIM The blood was everywhere. On me, on you, and... SELENA (CUTTING IN) I didn't know he was infected. Okay? I didn't know. He knew. I could see it in his face. (A MOMENT) You need to understand, if someone gets infected, you've got somewhere between ten and twenty seconds to kill them. They might be your brother or your sister or your oldest friend. It makes no difference Just so as you know, if it happens to you, I'll do it in a heartbeat. A moment. JIM How long had you known him? SELENA Five days. Or six. Does it matter? Jim says nothing. SELENA He was full of plans. Long-distance weapons, so they don't get close. A newsagent's with a metal grill, so you can sleep. Petrol bombs, so the blood doesn't splash. Selena looks at Jim dispassionately. SELENA Got a plan yet, Jim? You want us to find a cure and save the world? Or fall in love and fuck? Selena looks away again. SELENA Plans are pointless. Staying alive is as good as it gets. Silence. 23. They walk. Jim following a few steps behind Selena. A few moments later, Jim lifts a hand, opens his mouth, about to say something - but Selena cuts him off without even looking round. SELENA Shhh. She has seen something... A line of tower blocks some distance away, standing against the night sky. In one of them, hanging in the window of one of the highest stories, colored fairy lights are lit up, blinking gently. INT. TOWER BLOCK - NIGHT Jim and Selena walk through the smashed glass doors of the tower block. It is extremely dark inside. Selena switches on a flashlight and illuminates the entrance hall. It is a mess. The floor is covered in broken glass and dried blood. The lift doors are jammed open, and inside is a dense bundle of rags - perhaps an old corpse, but impossible to tell, because the interior of the lift has been torched. It is black with carbon, and smoke-scarring runs up the outside wall. Selena moves the flashlight to the stairwell. There is a huge tangle of shopping trolleys running up the stairs. Selena gives one of the trolleys an exploratory tug. It shifts, but holds fast, meshed in with its neighbor. Then she puts a foot into one of the grates, and lifts herself up. Shining her light over the top of the tangle, she can see a gap along the top. JIM Let's hope we don't have to get out of here in a hurry. She begins to climb through. INT. TOWER BLOCK - NIGHT Jim and Selena move steadily and quietly up the stairwell, into the building. Reaching a next landing, they check around the corner before proceeding. Through a broken window, we can see that they are already high above most London buildings, and on the wall a sign reads: LEVEL 5. 24. SELENA Need a break? JIM (completely out of breath) No. You? SELENA No. They continue a few steps. JIM I do need a break, by the way. Selena nods. They stop on the stairs. Jim slips off his backpack and sits, pulling a face as he does so... SELENA What's up? JIM Nothing. She gives him a cut-the-crap expression. JIM I've got a headache. SELENA Bad? JIM Pretty bad. SELENA Why didn't you say something before? JIM Because I didn't think you'd give a shit. A moment, where it's unclear how Selena will react to this. Then she slips off her own backpack. SELENA (going through the bag) You've got no fat on you, and all you've had to eat is sugar. So you're crashing. Unfortunately, there isn't a lot we can do about that... 25. Selena starts to produce a wide selection of pills, looted from a chemist. SELENA ...except pump you full painkillers, and give you more sugar to eat. She holds up a bottle of codeine tablets, and passes it to Jim. SELENA As for the sugar: Lilt or Tango? JIM (CHEWING CODEINE) ...Do you have Sprite? SELENA Actually, I did have a can of Sprite, but... Suddenly there is a loud scream, coming from somewhere lower down the building. Jim and Selena both make a grab for their weapons. JIM Jesus! SELENA Quiet. The scream comes again. The noise is chilling, echoing up the empty stairwell. But there is something strange about it. The noise is human, but oddly autistic. It is held for slightly too long, and stops abruptly. SELENA That's an infected. Then, the sound of metal scraping, clattering the blockade. SELENA They're in. INT. SHOPPING TROLLEY BLOCKADE - NIGHT Two Infected, a Young Asian Guy and a Young White Guy, moving with amazing speed over the blockade. 26. INT. STAIRS - NIGHT Jim and Selena sprint up the stairs. Behind them, we can hear the Infected, giving chase, howling. They pass level eight, nine, ten... Jim is exhausted. SELENA Come on! JIM (out of breath, barely able to speak) I can't. Selena continues, and Jim looks over the edge of the stairwell, to the landing below... ...where the two Infected appear, tearing around the corner. INT. STAIRWELL - NIGHT Selena sprints up the stairs... and Jim sprints past her, in an amazing burst of energy and speed. They round another bend in the stairwell... ...then both Jim and Selena scream. Standing directly in front of them is a Man In Riot Cop Gear - helmet with full visor, gloves, a riot shield in one hand, and a length of lead pipe in the other. The Man lunges past both of them, barging past, where the Infected White Man has appeared at the stairwell. The Riot Gear Man swings his lead pipe and connects viciously with the White Man's head. The White Man falls backwards against the Asian Man. Both fall back down the stairs. The Riot Gear Man turns back to Jim and Selena. MAN Down the corridor! Flat 157! Jim and Selena are stunned, but start to run down the corridor. The Asian Man is coming back up the stairs. Jim looks back over his shoulder in time to see the Riot Gear Man deliver a massive blow to the Asian Man's head. 27. INT. CORRIDOR - NIGHT Jim and Selena run towards Flat 157. The door is open, but as they approach, it suddenly slams shut. JIM AND SELENA (hammering on the door) Let us in! GIRL (O.S.) Who is it? SELENA Let us in! The door opens a fraction, on the chain. The face of a girl appears. She is fourteen, pale, solemn-faced. GIRL Where's Dad? Jim looks back down the corridor. At the far end, the Man appears. He is holding the limp body of one of the Infected - and he tips it over the balcony, where it drops down the middle of the stairwell. MAN (CALLS BACK) It's okay, Hannah. Let them inside. The door closes, we hear the chain being slipped off, then it opens again. INT. FLAT - NIGHT Jim and Selena enter past the pale-faced girl. The flat is council, three-bed, sixteenth floor of the block. It has patterned wallpaper, and nice but boring furnishings. It is lit by candles. The entrance hall leads straight to the living room, which has French windows and a small balcony outside. On one wall, a framed photograph hangs, which shows the Man standing beside a black taxi cab. Next to him is a middle aged woman - presumably the Man's wife. Hannah sits at the cab's steering wheel, beaming. Another photo, beside, show Hannah sat in the seat of a go- kart. The Man follows Jim and Selena inside. 28. MAN Come in, come in. They follow the Man through to the living room, and Hannah recloses the front door, which has an impressive arrangement of locks and dead-bolts. INT. FLAT - LIVING ROOM - NIGHT In the living room, the fairy lights hang in the window, powered by a car battery. Lit by their glow, the Man goes through a careful ritual of shedding his gear, helped by Hannah. First, he lays down the riot shield. Then he puts the bloodsmeared lead pipe on a small white towel. Next, he removes his gloves - and places them beside the bar on the towel. Then he folds the towel over the weapon and gloves, and puts it beside the riot shield. Finally he removes the visored helmet. Jim and Selena watch him. They look pretty rattled, not really knowing what to expect. After the Man has finished shedding his gear, he turns. MAN So... I'm Frank, anyway. He extends his hand to Jim and Selena. Jim hesitates very briefly, then shakes it. JIM I'm Jim. SELENA Selena. Frank beams, and suddenly he seems much less frightening and imposing. If anything, he is just as nervous as Jim and Selena. FRANK Jim and Selena. Good to meet you. And this is my daughter, Hannah. (turning to Hannah) ...Come on, sweetheart. Say hello. Hannah takes a step into the room, but says nothing. FRANK So... so this is great. Just great. It calls for a celebration. 29. I'd say. Why don't you all sit down, and... Hannah, what have we got to offer? HANNAH (QUIETLY) We've got Mum's creme de menthe. An awkward beat. FRANK Yes, her creme de menthe. Great. Look, sit, please. Get comfortable. Sit tight while I get it. Frank exits. Selena, Jim and Hannah all stand, until Selena gestures at the sofa. SELENA Shall we? Jim and Selena take the sofa. Hannah stays standing. FRANK (O.S.) Where are the bloody glasses? HANNAH Middle cupboard. FRANK (O.S.) No! The good ones! This is a celebration! HANNAH Top cupboard. Another short, uncomfortable pause. Hannah looks at Jim and Selena from her position near the doorway. Her expression is blank and unreadable. JIM This is your place, then. Hannah nods. JIM It's nice. Hannah nods again. Frank re-enters. Frank is beaming, holding the creme de menthe, and four wine glasses. 30. FRANK There! I know it isn't much but... well, cheers! EXT. TOWER BLOCK - NIGHT The moon shines above the tower block. INT. FLAT - NIGHT Jim, Selena and Hannah all sit in the living room, sipping creme de menthe. Frank is disconnecting the fairy lights as he talks, and pulling the curtains closed, rather systematically checking for cracks along the edges. FRANK Normally we keep the windows covered at night, because the light attracts them. But when we saw your petrol station fire, we knew it had to be survivors... So we hooked up the Christmas tree lights. Like a beacon. Finished with the sofa, he sits on the armchair. SELENA We're grateful. FRANK Well, we're grateful you came. I was starting to really worry. Like I say, we haven't seen any sign of anyone normal for a while now. JIM There aren't any others in the building? Frank shakes his head. SELENA And you haven't seen any people outside? Frank's eyes flick to Hannah. FRANK We haven't left the block for more than two weeks. Stayed right here. Only sensible thing to do. Everyone who went out... 31. SELENA Didn't come back. FRANK And there's two hundred flats here. Most of them have a few cans of food, or cereal, or something. SELENA It's a good set-up. FRANK It isn't bad. He puts a hand on Hannah's shoulder, and gives it a squeeze. FRANK We've got by, haven't we? INT. BATHROOM - NIGHT

Federico analiza con Manso y Jano García el asalto al TC por parte de Sánchez intentando colocar a su exministro y un alto cargo.

Federico analiza con Manso y Jano García el asalto al TC por parte de Sánchez intentando colocar a su exministro y un alto cargo.

Programa completo de 'Más de uno' con Carlos Alsina. Comenzamos la mañana repasando las principales noticias con el equipo de La España que madruga. En la tertulia con Toni Bolaño, Pilar Gómez, Joaquín Manso, Marta García Aller y Rubén Amón debatimos los asuntos de la jornada. Carlos Alsina entrevista a los españoles escogidos para ser astronautas por la Agencia Espacial Europea, Pablo Álvarez y Sara García. En la segunda parte, junto con Begoña Gómez de la Fuente, nuestros humoristas Carlos Latre, Goyo Jiménez y Borja Fernández Sedano nos acompañan en 'La Hora Guasa', en la que hablamos con la profesora Claudia Loring. Después, Santi García Cremades nos propone un reto matemático y Alberto Aparici y Carlos Briones explican en qué se parece la pintura abstracta a los orígenes de la vida. Por último, Josemi Rodríguez Sieiro censura que la gente cada vez hable peor.

Con Toni Bolaño, Joaquín Manso, Pilar Gómez, Marta García Aller y Rubén Amón debatimos en la tertulia de 'Más de uno' sobre la eliminación del delito de sedición en el marco de las concesiones que Sánchez les está haciendo al independentismo y sobre la aprobación de los Presupuestos gracias a las negociaciones con Bildu. También reflexionan sobre los insultos de la diputada de Vox a Irene Montero en el Congreso. Además, hablan de la victoria de la Selección Española ante Costa Rica en su debut en el Mundial de Qatar y comentan la selección de dos españoles por la Agencia Espacial Europea para ser astronautas.

Programa completo de 'Más de uno' con Carlos Alsina. Comenzamos la mañana repasando las principales noticias con el equipo de La España que madruga. En la tertulia con Toni Bolaño, Pilar Gómez, Joaquín Manso, Marta García Aller y Rubén Amón debatimos los asuntos de la jornada. Carlos Alsina entrevista a los españoles escogidos para ser astronautas por la Agencia Espacial Europea, Pablo Álvarez y Sara García. En la segunda parte, junto con Begoña Gómez de la Fuente, nuestros humoristas Carlos Latre, Goyo Jiménez y Borja Fernández Sedano nos acompañan en 'La Hora Guasa', en la que hablamos con la profesora Claudia Loring. Después, Santi García Cremades nos propone un reto matemático y Alberto Aparici y Carlos Briones explican en qué se parece la pintura abstracta a los orígenes de la vida. Por último, Josemi Rodríguez Sieiro censura que la gente cada vez hable peor.

Con Toni Bolaño, Joaquín Manso, Pilar Gómez, Marta García Aller y Rubén Amón debatimos en la tertulia de 'Más de uno' sobre la eliminación del delito de sedición en el marco de las concesiones que Sánchez les está haciendo al independentismo y sobre la aprobación de los Presupuestos gracias a las negociaciones con Bildu. También reflexionan sobre los insultos de la diputada de Vox a Irene Montero en el Congreso. Además, hablan de la victoria de la Selección Española ante Costa Rica en su debut en el Mundial de Qatar y comentan la selección de dos españoles por la Agencia Espacial Europea para ser astronautas.

Con Toni Bolaño, Joaquín Manso, Pilar Gómez, Marta García Aller y Rubén Amón debatimos en la tertulia de 'Más de uno' sobre la eliminación del delito de sedición en el marco de las concesiones que Sánchez les está haciendo al independentismo y sobre la aprobación de los Presupuestos gracias a las negociaciones con Bildu. También reflexionan sobre los insultos de la diputada de Vox a Irene Montero en el Congreso. Además, hablan de la victoria de la Selección Española ante Costa Rica en su debut en el Mundial de Qatar y comentan la selección de dos españoles por la Agencia Espacial Europea para ser astronautas.

Programa completo de 'Más de uno' con Carlos Alsina. Comenzamos la mañana repasando las principales noticias con el equipo de La España que madruga. En la tertulia con Toni Bolaño, Pilar Gómez, Joaquín Manso, Marta García Aller y Rubén Amón debatimos los asuntos de la jornada. Carlos Alsina entrevista a los españoles escogidos para ser astronautas por la Agencia Espacial Europea, Pablo Álvarez y Sara García. En la segunda parte, junto con Begoña Gómez de la Fuente, nuestros humoristas Carlos Latre, Goyo Jiménez y Borja Fernández Sedano nos acompañan en 'La Hora Guasa', en la que hablamos con la profesora Claudia Loring. Después, Santi García Cremades nos propone un reto matemático y Alberto Aparici y Carlos Briones explican en qué se parece la pintura abstracta a los orígenes de la vida. Por último, Josemi Rodríguez Sieiro censura que la gente cada vez hable peor.

Con Toni Bolaño, Joaquín Manso, Pilar Gómez, Marta García Aller y Rubén Amón debatimos en la tertulia de 'Más de uno' sobre la eliminación del delito de sedición en el marco de las concesiones que Sánchez les está haciendo al independentismo y sobre la aprobación de los Presupuestos gracias a las negociaciones con Bildu. También reflexionan sobre los insultos de la diputada de Vox a Irene Montero en el Congreso. Además, hablan de la victoria de la Selección Española ante Costa Rica en su debut en el Mundial de Qatar y comentan la selección de dos españoles por la Agencia Espacial Europea para ser astronautas.

Programa completo de 'Más de uno' con Carlos Alsina. Comenzamos la mañana repasando las principales noticias con el equipo de La España que madruga. En la tertulia con Toni Bolaño, Pilar Gómez, Joaquín Manso, Marta García Aller y Rubén Amón debatimos los asuntos de la jornada. Carlos Alsina entrevista a los españoles escogidos para ser astronautas por la Agencia Espacial Europea, Pablo Álvarez y Sara García. En la segunda parte, junto con Begoña Gómez de la Fuente, nuestros humoristas Carlos Latre, Goyo Jiménez y Borja Fernández Sedano nos acompañan en 'La Hora Guasa', en la que hablamos con la profesora Claudia Loring. Después, Santi García Cremades nos propone un reto matemático y Alberto Aparici y Carlos Briones explican en qué se parece la pintura abstracta a los orígenes de la vida. Por último, Josemi Rodríguez Sieiro censura que la gente cada vez hable peor.

Let's talk Turkey! No, not the Butterball sitting in the Oval Office. I'm talking about the real thing, the big bird, 46 million of which we Americans will devour on this Thanksgiving Day. It was the Aztecs who first domesticated the gallopavo, but leave it to the Spanish explorers to "foul-up" the bird's origins. They declared it to be related to the peacock – Wrong! They also thought the peacock originated in Turkey – Wrong! And, they thought Turkey was located in Africa – well, you can see the Spanish were pretty confused. Actually, the origin of Thanksgiving is confused. The popular assumption is that it was first celebrated by the Mayflower immigrants and the Wampanoag natives at Plymouth, Massachusetts, 1621. They feasted on venison, furkees (Wampanoag for gobblers) eels, mussels, corn, and beer. But wait, say Virginians, the first precursor to our annual November Food-a-Palooza was not in Massachusetts – the Thanksgiving feast originated down here in Jamestown colony, back in 1608. Whoa, there, hold your horses, pilgrims. Folks in El Paso, Texas, say it all began way out there in 1598, when Spanish settlers sat down with people of the Piro and Manso tribes, gave thanks, then feasted on roasted duck, geese and fish. "Ha!" says a Florida group, asserting the very, very first Thanksgiving happened in 1565 when the Spanish settlers of St. Augustine and friends from the Timucuan tribe chowed-down on "cocido" – a stew of salt pork, garbanzo beans and garlic - washing it all down with red wine. Wherever it began, and whatever the purists claim is "official," Thanksgiving today is as multicultural as America. So let's enjoy! Kick-back, give thanks we're in a country with such ethnic richness, and dive into your turkey rellenos, moo-shu turkey, turkey falafel, barbecued turkey...

Will Manso joins Jeremy to discuss the Heat and Panthers starts to their respective seasons, Marlins storylines including a Cy Young winner and new manager, and the Dolphins dominant offense and playoff chances!

Con Toni Bolaño, Pilar Gómez, Joaquín Manso, Marta García Aller y Rubén Amón comentamos la actualidad política. El principal tema a tratar es la rebaja de penas a violadores con la nueva ley del 'sólo sí es sí' y analizamos los términos en los que las ministras de Unidas Podemos se refieren al poder judicial calificando a los jueces de "machistas". También, comentamos cómo Pedro Sánchez elude toda su responsabilidad en Irene Montero y la "sorpresa" del ministerio de Igualdad del indeseado uso de la ley. Por último, hablamos de la posible reforma del delito de malversación. 

Programa completo de 'Más de uno' con Carlos Alsina. Comenzamos la mañana repasando las principales noticias con el equipo de La España que madruga. En la tertulia con Toni Bolaño, Pilar Gómez, Joaquín Manso, Marta García Aller y Rubén Amón debatimos los asuntos de la jornada. Carlos Alsina entrevista a los jueces Pedro Yllanes y Javier Marca, y al abogado Juan José Areta, por la ley del 'sólo sí es sí'. En la segunda parte, junto con Begoña Gómez de la Fuente, nuestros humoristas Carlos Latre, Agustín Jiménez, Goyo Jiménez y Borja Fernández Sedano nos acompañan en 'La Hora Guasa'. Después, Santi García Cremades nos propone un reto matemático y entrevistamos a Claudia Salas y Borja Soler por la serie 'La Ruta'. Por último, Josemi nos cuenta su vida. 

Pese a que desde el ministerio de Igualdad negaron que fuera a suceder, ya estamos asistiendo a las primeras rebajas de condenas por delitos sexuales tras el cambio en el Código Penal. Una modificación impulsada por Irene Montero. ¿Por qué está pasando esto? Lo analizamos con Joaquín Manso, director de EL MUNDO, y Manuel Marraco, periodista de TribunalesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In hour 1, a testy start to the show between the crew. After, Will Manso joins us to talk about the Heat's struggles, the Canes struggles and thankfully an MVP caliber season from Tua. 

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Bally Sports Sun Heat host joins the show to discuss why the Miami Heat have struggled through their first eleven games of the season. 

Programa completo de 'Más de uno' con Carlos Alsina. Comenzamos la mañana repasando las principales noticias con el equipo de La España que madruga. En la tertulia con Carmen Morodo, Toni Bolaño, Joaquín Manso, Marta García Aller y Rubén Amón debatimos los asuntos de la jornada. Carlos Alsina entrevista al doctor Miguel Urioste, ex jefe de la Unidad de Cáncer Familiar del Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Oncológicas. En la segunda parte, junto con Begoña Gómez de la Fuente, nuestros humoristas Carlos Latre, Agustín Jiménez, Goyo Jiménez y Borja Fernández Sedano nos acompañan en 'La Hora Guasa', con la visita especial de Álex Clavero. Después, Santi García Cremades nos propone un reto matemático y hablamos del bullying con Ismael y Patricia Cervera. Por último, Josemi nos cuenta su vida. 

Con Pilar Gómez, Toni Bolaño, Joaquín Manso, Marta García Aller y Rubén Amón comentamos la actualidad de la jornada. Empezamos hablando de los problemas del trastorno del sueño que sufre una gran parte de la población y de los horarios extensivos que hay en España. A continuación, comentamos el dato de paro de octubre y analizamos la gravedad del último desencuentro entre el PSOE y Unidas Podemos sobre las enmiendas a la ley trans debido a la autodeterminación de género. 

Esta carta fue escrita por una mujer necesaria. Juana Manso fue muchas cosas. Escritora, traductora, periodista, maestra y precursora del feminismo en la Argentina. Nació en Buenos Aires en una familia de clase media alta en 1819. Vivió en Uruguay y Brasil. Fue forjando, con el tiempo, la idea de que la educación era clave para la emancipación de la mujer. Y la historia la recuerda como una libre pensadora, una mente brillante que luchó por construir una educación pública, popular, moderna y laica en la Argentina. Introdujo nuevos métodos de enseñanza, que eran revolucionarios para la época. Por ejemplo, fue la impulsora de la enseñanza del inglés en las escuelas públicas y promovió los concursos por méritos y antecedentes en todos los niveles. Y quiso igualar la inclusión educativa de niñas, adolescentes y mujeres. Además, dirigió Anales de la Educación Común, la revista pedagógica más importante de la época, en la que buscaba revalorizar la formación docente, especialmente la de las maestras jardineras. Esta es una carta abierta dirigida a sus colegas, en la que Juana Manso va a las cuestiones medulares del asunto. Se pregunta -y les pregunta a las maestras- cuestiones profundas, como qué es educar, qué rol tiene el juego en la vida de los niños y cómo formarse en una profesión que, en esos años, no tenía manuales. Carta de Juana Manso. Carta de una personalidad inquieta y libre, que nació hace más de 200 años. Pero sigue haciendo escuela. Lee la actriz Mónica Ceballo. *** Señoras y señoritas: Hoy vamos por vez primera a darnos cuenta a nosotras mismas del grande objeto que nos reune aquí. Vamos a preguntarnos qué entendemos por educación, qué por instrucción, cuál es nuestra misión como maestras y como mujeres. Y trataremos de averiguar a qué distancia estamos del error y a cuál de la verdad. Preguntémonos pues, ¿qué es la educación? Sin la concepción clara de lo que ella significa, sin el ideal perfecto de sus tendencias y medios de acción, el maestro procederá a tientas. No se dará cuenta del objeto que se propone alcanzar. Hoy será frívolo y mañana severo, sin clara noción de lo que pretende realizar. En vez de una obra de bendición habrá estropeado millares de almas para toda una eternidad. Educación pues, no según mi capricho o pobre capacidad sino según la definen los maestros de la ciencia, es fortificar el cuerpo desde la más tierna edad según las leyes de la salud para que pueda resistir a las enfermedades. Educación es preparar la mente para comprender las relaciones de la sociedad; atraer a una manifestacion activa todas las facultades con que ha sido dotada para que obre en el conjunto armónico de la acción y adquirir conocimientos útiles. Educación es robustecer la naturaleza moral donde reside el sentimiento del deber, que debe reglamentar nuestra conducta honorablemente en la vida privada como en la vida pública. Para llenar cumplidamente este objetivo, no basta que las maestras tengan sólo buen corazón porque suponer eso equivaldria a negar que la educación es una ciencia cayendo en el antiguo obscurantismo. El pensamiento que preocupa hoy no es tan solo la cantidad de instrucción que se puede derramar en los niños sino el mejor método y los medios más eficaces para vigorizar sus facultades de manera que puedan adquirir por sí mismos el caudal de los conocimientos. Cuál de nosotras no ha repetido cien veces al día en su escuela: “Que el niño no juegue”. Tan lógico habría sido decirle: “Que el niño no respire” Porque el juego es para él la vida. Prohibir al niño que juegue es violentar la naturaleza, mientras que aprovechar su propensión al juego haciendo de éste un medio de educación y de instruccion es la verdadera sabiduría y motor de la disciplina escolar porque la ocupación continua y agradable es el mejor antídoto contra la ociosa turbulencia. Si a expensas de la mente, se cuida solo del cuerpo es claro que la civilizacion naufraga. Y si dejamos el corazón sin cultivo moral,

Carmen Morodo, Joaquín Manso y Javier Caraballo debaten en 'La brújula' sobre las consecuencias de las elecciones en Brasil y las dificultades que entraña la gobernabilidad en un país muy dividido, además del lío entre Gobierno y PP a cuenta del CGPJ y la crisis en el PSOE por la Ley trans.

Hace cuatro décadas de la eclosión del PSOE en las elecciones de 1982. 202 escaños en el Congreso, una cifra a la que nadie nunca se ha vuelto a acercar. España se ‘enamoró' de un partido —y de su líder, Felipe González—, que en pocos años dilapidó todo su capital político. ¿Por qué? Lo analizamos con Joaquín Manso, director de EL MUNDO, y con las periodistas políticas Lucía Méndez y Marisa CruzSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Con Juan Carlos Vélez, Pilar Velasco, Joaquín Manso y Rubén Amón analizamos la dimisión de la primera ministra británica, Liz Truss, y el declibe del Partido Conservador, que ha perdido el apoyo mayoritario de la población por el fracaso y polémicas en torno a sus líderes. Además, comentamos los retos a los que se enfrentará el sucesor/a de Truss y opinamos sobre cómo el Partido Laborista puede sacar ventaja electoral de esta situación de crisis. Por otro lado, hablamos del anuncio del nuevo proyecto 'Corredor de Energía Verde', el gasoducto que "sustituye" al MidCat. Por último, especulamos sobre los posibles candidatos al PSOE de Madrid. 

Programa completo de 'Más de uno' con Carlos Alsina. En la tertulia, con Juan Carlos Vélez, Pilar Velasco, Joaquín Manso y Rubén Amón analizamos la dimisión de la primera ministra británica. En 'La ínsula', Sémper y Madina reflexionan sobre la polémica surgida en relación con la Ley trans. En la segunda parte, con Begoña Gómez de la Fuente, nuestro chef Robin Food nos prepara un cochifrito y habla en directo con el cantante Pepe Begines. En La Cultureta recibimos a Manuel Vicent para regresar a la figura paradigmática de Concha Piquer. 

Ahead of opening night at FTX, Hoch and Solana preview Heat vs Bulls with Bally Sports Heat host Will Manso. 

Federico analiza con Manso y Fernández Luiña el posible coste electoral para el PP de la negociación del CGPJ con Sánchez.

Federico analiza con Manso y Fernández Luiña el posible coste electoral para el PP de la negociación del CGPJ con Sánchez.

Meditación del día 15 de octubre de 2022 Palabra de Vida

Joaquín Manso, Toni Bolaño, Casimiro García- Abadillo, Marta García Aller y Rubén Amón debaten en 'Más de uno' sobre los abucheos al presidente del Gobierno, Pedro Sánchez, durante el desfile del 12 de octubre y la espera de los reyes por el retraso del líder del Ejecutivo. Por otro lado, hablan del experimento con el neurocientífico Raúl Andero, analizan el discurso de Sánchez en el pleno del Congreso y reflexionan sobre la renovación del CGPJ. Asimismo, se preguntan si la monarquía está en peligro.

Programa completo de 'Más de uno'. Comenzamos la mañana repasando las principales noticias con el equipo de La España que madruga. En la tertulia Joaquín Manso, Toni Bolaño, Casimiro García- Abadillo, Marta García Aller y Rubén Amón debaten sobre la actualidad política. Carlos Alsina entrevista al neurocientífico Raúl Andero. En la segunda parte, con Begoña Gómez de la Fuente, nuestros humoristas Leo Harlem, Agustín Jiménez, Carlos Latre, Goyo Jiménez y Borja Fernández Sedano nos acompañan en 'La Hora Guasa'. Después, Santi García Cremades presenta el reto matemático y Miguel Ángel Oeste habla de su novela 'Vengo de ese miedo'. Por último, Josemi Rodríguez Sieiro critica a los políticos por el 12 de octubre.