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That was not enough. yeah, well, you mentioned the stationmaster, and its very interesting that you chose to say, you know, you want the emphasis to be on the systemic investigation rather than the on—the—day failings. do you therefore think it was a grave mistake for your own prime minister so quickly after the terrible crash to say that "tragic human error" was responsible? 0bviously, when you have major disasters, there is a lot of reasons behind them. there appears to be multiple human e...

The far north. as we move out of wednesday into thursday, computer models of mode want to push these weather fronts gradually north and on the bleeding edge of that they bump into the colder air, that is where we could see the potential for further disruptive snow across wales come into the midlands and northern england. dont take this position of the snow too literal. youll have to keep an eye on that. it may well change as we go to the next few days but they could potentially be some snow whic...

This because this story, whilst it is cutting across his good news story about northern ireland, it is a reminder of the sort of leadership that rishi sunak has made a point of putting behind the party. he is saying he is steadying the ship, trying to offer a more professional brand of leadership and again, if he makes sure this is fire walled off and doesnt take ownership of it, it is a reminder for members that however much they might have liked borisjohnson, he came with serious downsides and...

Ended up imploding. how steady do think that ship will remain in the continuing leaks over former health secretary matt hancocks whatsapp messages? to an extent that will depend what is in them. 0bviously some of that might make uncomfortable reading for the former chancellor because he was chancellor at the time and therefore he was involved in some of those decision—making but ultimately, he was relatively sceptical of a lot of the lockdowns which i think for the conservatives, that is no ba...

To push this gradually north and they bump into the colder air and thatis they bump into the colder air and that is where we could see the potential for further disruptive snow across wales, into the midlands and into the north of england. do not take this position of the snow too literally, it may well change as we go through the next few days. they could potentially be some snow which could have an impact and then gradually turning back to reign as the mild air kicks in so once we have got rid...

Obviously they are going to have an 0bviously they are going to have an obsession with him and give them a chance to put his case. the picture thatis chance to put his case. the picture that is emerging for borisjohnson isnt looking good but the other thing that isnt looking good is boris johnsons thing that isnt looking good is borisjohnson�*s reaction to it which seems to be incomplete denial and he says the report so is he has been indicated which isnt the case as your reportjust made absol...

Accused of making a racist comment to rafiq and three other asian players during a yorkshire matching 2009. vaughan, who has repeatedly denied the claims, stepped back from his broadcasting work at the bbc last year after he was charged. the sanctions that _ last year after he was charged. iie: sanctions that could be last year after he was charged. i“ie: sanctions that could be imposed last year after he was charged. iie: sanctions that could be imposed by the commission normally relate to cu...

Here in the north of england. secondary schools say they are prioritising pupils who are facing exams, including year 11s and those taking gcses. in previous action by the national education union in england, more than half of schools completely closed or partially. this primary school teacher, who has taught for 17 years, says he is joining the strike today as a last resort. my son is 16, hes doing his gcses. hes not going to school today because of the strike. i fully understand why his teache...

I spent more time — and i can say this now because i worked in a school opposite my house — and i spent more time in my office on the phone trying to get through to clarion than i did actually doing myjob on some days. and i can say it now because im not there and my head teacher now, my ex manager, knows that. not only that, by the way, but your head teacher said to a school leavers�* assembly, kwajo will change the world. 0bviously pretty proud of you. yes, yes. she was. she used to actu...

Watson, thank you. _ resources will follow suit. iain watson, thank you. we can get more and less from brussels and our europe correspondentjessica parker. does it look too youd like a deal will be announced? 0bviously does it look too youd like a deal will be announced? obviously we dont know as yet but all the choreography signals look pretty positive. i choreography signals look pretty ositive. ~ . choreography signals look pretty ositive. ~ ., ., ., ., positive. i think there are a lot of cl...