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One of the key architects of the thatcher revolution. particularly in the early years, the early 80s, how high unemployment was, how tough the economic circumstances where and how some people accused thatcher and her chancellors of heartlessness in the way that they dealt with those issues. but, whatever your view on it, you cannot take away from that, that nowadays, as time has articulated, they look like a real heavyweights compared to todays generation. heavyweights compared to todays renerat...

One of the key architects of the thatcher revolution. particularly in the early years, the early 80s, how high unemployment was, how tough the economic circumstances where and how some people accused thatcher and her chancellors of heartlessness in the way that they dealt with those issues. but, whatever your view on it, you cannot take away from that, that nowadays, as time has articulated, they look like a real heavyweights compared to todays generation. heavyweights compared to todays senerat...

Because nobody wants to be tolerated — we should be able to embrace everybody and enjoy everybody for their uniqueness and their difference, rather than insisting that they should be the same. fenton, that is a very uplifting moment to end this. thank you so much. thank you. hello. it was revealed by the met office that march just gone was very wet month — in fact, the wettest for england since 1981. now, as we head into the start of april, it looks like high pressure will be the dominant fo...

The restaurant whats inside? no. until then, you know how it works. you can find us on bbc iplayer as well as on social media, too. were in all the usual places, along with lots of other great travel content from around the bbc. see you soon. bye—bye. hello there. it was revealed by the met office that march just gone was a very wet month — in fact, the wettest for england since 1981. now, as we head into the start of april, it looks like high pressure will be the dominant force, bringing a ...

March since 1981. but it wasnt that wet everywhere, in fact, there were parts of northern scotland where we had less rain than normal. these figures, 56% of the average, cover the period up to the morning of friday, the 31st. compare that with cambridge, which had seen more than three times the normal march rainfall. but for the start of april through the weekend, it looks like things are going to become drier and brighter. quite a slow process, though, because the weekend starts with low pressu...

The first of two global questions. the next will be the following weekend in brazils fight for the amazon. but for now it is time to thank our panel forjoining us, think all of you. thank you very much for joining. hello. for many parts of the uk, march turned out to be a wet month, not least across england, where, according to provisional met office statistics, it was the wettest march since 1981. but it wasnt that wet everywhere, in fact, there were parts of northern scotland where we had less...

Hello. for many parts of the uk, march turned out to be a wet month, not least across england, where, according to provisional met office statistics, it was the wettest march since 1981. but it wasnt that wet everywhere, in fact, there were parts of northern scotland where we had less rain than normal. these figures, 56% of the average, cover the period up to the morning of friday, the 31st. compare that with cambridge, which had seen more than three times the normal march rainfall. but for the ...

He was waving to well wishers and spoke briefly to the media. hello. many of us will have been waiting patiently and crossing ourfingers for some drier weather because march has certainly been a very wet month across much of the uk, particularly for parts of england, where it�*s been the wettest march since 1981, over 40 years ago. some places have had three times the expected march rainfall, but now we turn the calendar over to april and actually through the weekend, things are going to be be...

On the way. we could do without the rain, infact, because on the way. we could do without the rain, in fact, because across parts of england it has been the wettest march since 1981. through the course of the weekend, though, things are looking a bit more optimistic. we have turned the calendar to the first of april, and things eventually turning drier and brighter. gradually through the course of the weekend. we have a weather front just lingering for western areas in the morning, that producin...

Hear growing up, knowing that they dont have to be this or be that, but really, they can be themselves. and that hopefully, we are just learning to be more, i hate the word tolerate because nobody wants to be tolerated. we should be able to embrace everybody and enjoy everybody for their uniqueness and the difference. rather than insisting that they should be the same. . , . , , same. that is a very uplifting moment to — same. that is a very uplifting moment to end _ same. that is a very uplif...