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And i think if i was angry, depressed, sad all the time, i, erm, id do his very essence a disservice. the day after the anniversary, i remember coming downstairs and saying to my husband, the anniversary is over now. i now feel i need to go to schools because i felt that young people are so vulnerable to radicalisation and ijust wanted to give them the tools to know what to do if they feel theyre being radicalised and also the knowledge to even know and recognise how theyre being or if theyre be...

Remains not the plan. but surely that is the crux _ remains not the plan. but surely that is the crux of _ remains not the plan. but surely that is the crux of it, _ remains not the plan. but surely that is the crux of it, to - remains not the plan. but surely| that is the crux of it, to mislead, but to thing youre doing the right thing, to do something in good faith is very different from doing something intentionally. we is very different from doing something intentionally. we have a conventio...

Markets first opened this morning and it was really quitejittery. we saw some heavy falls in european banking stocks, pretty much across the board. 0bviously banking stocks, pretty much across the board. obviously it credit suisse shares fell very heavily, but there was also a decent amount of french banks. thats calm down a little and its very early days, and its a bit too soon to be making strong pronouncements about exactly what investors probably think about the situation. but it is at least...

And liquidity positions. in any event, the ecbs policy toolkit is fully equipped to provide liquidity support to the euro area financial system. despite these assurances, many people are concerned by the volatility of the banking sector. here is katie martin, from the financial times. its first open this morning was really quite jittery. we saw some quite heavy falls in european banking stocks pretty much across the board. 0bviously credit suisse shares fell very heavily, but there was also a de...

Depressed, sad all the time, id do his very essence a disservice. the day after the anniversary, i remember coming downstairs and saying to my husband, the anniversary is over now. i now feel i need to go to schools because i felt that young people are so vulnerable to radicalisation and ijust wanted to give them the tools to know what to do if they feel theyre being radicalised, and also the knowledge to even know and recognise how theyre being or if theyre being radicalised. 0bviously, when th...

Lots of what is on peoples screens in here is top—secret but a lot of it is about data. yeah, absolutely. you know, we are a highly data—driven kind of business because of regulation. those rules of f1 guide everything the teams do in theirfactories, from limiting how much testing the cars are put through to capping the money they can spend. thats why the team here are working with microsoft to gather analytics and make sure every penny is spent wisely. every time the driver is behind the wh...

Because of regulation. those rules of f1 guide everything the teams do in theirfactories, from limiting how much testing the cars are put through to capping the money they can spend. thats why the team here are working with microsoft to gather analytics and make sure every penny is spent wisely. every time the driver is behind the wheel, we collect millions of data points. and then engineers improve that information and improve it into the best car of the next race. 0bviously that then comes to ...

Streets of the city, there could be another hefty party tonight if ireland win that grand slam. they have only won the grand slam three times in their entire history, they have not won it since 2018, and they have not won it since 2018, and they have never clinched it here in dublin, so it will be a very special achievement indeed. they have looked so solid during their four matches so solid during their four matches so far. they have not had it easy, they have had a few injury problems, particu...

On the island of westray. im joined now by michael maclennan who is the interim chief executive officer for cancer support in scotland. thank you very much forjoining us today. tell us more about how this discovery was made.— discovery was made. well, the discovery _ discovery was made. well, the discovery was _ discovery was made. well, the discovery was made _ discovery was made. well, the discovery was made by - discovery was made. well, the l discovery was made by scientists from the unive...

And how will it be funded? we have been clear it will not come at the expense of an impact on pensions. 0bviously, how these things are funded is a matter for the chancellor, we discussed that within government... he hasnt offered any new money, he didnt in the budget. we are very clear, this will not come from patient—facing aspects. we will look at areas of underspend, and we will discuss this with the treasury in the usual way, but the commitment is one the trade unions have recognised is m...