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Or another, and there is a bit of irony. a lot of people say, "poor sajid javid" because they dont like borisjohnson. actually, if sajid javid wanted to spend the money... he is less inclined to be an austerity figure than perhaps sajid javid, who is a bit more in the tradition of tory chancellors. theres that irony there. i think what boris johnsons view is, certainly driven by dominic cummings, but borisjohnson is, in the end, the difference between the organ grinder and the monkey. and if you...

Million experiences. does an experience extend from cocktails for two in the shard, through to the more extreme things that we might think about? it does, we have a range of products at different prices and for all different tastes. they range from a night for the comedy club for two which retails at a reasonable price, right through to spitfires, and also afternoon tea at the ritz or cocktails at the gherkin. the problem with some of these things is you can buy one of these things is you can bu...

This is bbc news, im lukwesa burak. the headlines at 7pm... within the last few minutes, manchester city has been banned from the champions league for two seasons and fined 30 million euros for breaching financial fair play rules. 20 £5 million. the uk prepares for more torrential rain and winds of up to 80 mph. storm dennis is expected to batter the uk this weekend. a landmark free speech victory at the high court, for a man who was warned by police about allegedly transphobic messages on soci...

Suggesting that her body had washed up into that canyon. he said, however, there are no suspicious circumstances in her death, that this appeared to be a sad accident and her body is now being referred to the coroner. any idea of exactly why it has taken so long to find that body? the police have said that this is a very dangerous and very big terrain. its a very mountainous area. we understand 50 people have been involved in that search. helicopters, drones, dog teams, all have been involved in...

That she had gone off workplace. i was visited by the the hiking track into a waterfall, police for a moment of humour once, suggesting that her body had washed andi police for a moment of humour once, up into that canyon. and i think when youre humour gets policed, that is problematic, particularly when you have visited he said, however, there are no suspicious circumstances ina particularly when you have visited in a workplace or a home by two in her death, that this appeared police sergeants ...

About james bond. pop star billie eilish sings the title track for no time to die. the american singer has just turned 18 and is the youngest artist in history to write and record a song for the bond franchise. lets have a listen. billie eilish sings: that id fallen for a lie you were never on my side fool me once, fool me twice how you dare the paradise now youll never see me cry theres just no time to die thats it from me .

Territory and meeting rights. it is thought that this stupendemys geographicus roamed late south america 7 million years ago. it lived in a giant wetland system spanning what is modern day peru, colombia, venezuela and brazil before the amazon and orinoco rivers were formed. this is what that terrain looks like today. this dig in northern venezuela unearthing more fossils and more secrets. when the giant turtle prowled these parts it would have been a formidable sight. stupendous by name, stupen...

Remains of stupendemys geographicus, the stupendous total, one of the biggest of all time. how big you may ask? perhaps this image will give you a sense of scale. and this is an artist impression of what the giant turtle may have looked like in the wild. notice what appeared to be horns at the front of its shell. scientists believe these may be used as a weapon as male turtles competed over territory and mating rights. it is thought that this stupendemys geographicus roamed late south america 7 ...

This dig in northern venezuela unearthing more fossils and more secrets. when the giant turtle prowled these parts it would have been a formidable sight. stupendous by name, stupendous by nature. tim allman, bbc news. fascinating story. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. the eastern side of england has a pretty wet start, and it all comes from this area of low pressure. this is not a storm and dennis. park ideas about that. its wet enough and wintry enough to start with ...

Geographicus roamed late south america 7 million years ago. it lived in a giant wetland system spanning what is modern day peru, colombia, venezuela and drizzle before the amazon and orinoco rivers were formed. this is what that terrain looks like today. this, in northern venezuela unearthing more fossils and more secrets. when the giant turtle proud these parts it would have been a formidable site. stupendous by name, stupendous by nature. before we go, let me show you this. this is a three—y...