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Because tick-tock is coming, they are concerned they are not getting the right demographic that will contribute to growth into perpetuity. >> there seems to be bipartisan outrage on this but is it enough to finally come down on facebook in the aggregate with regulations that have some bite? >> i think they will nibble around the edges a bit. you might have heard the privacy protection act, lets update technology always outpaces, at the biden line having more phased approach is for regulations bu...

Many people thought about the floods in the summer, they saw the devastation here in west germany, more than 180 people died in these floods. you lost your home. so many people asked, your son sought someone brown, standing on the terrace. you think its all about the environment. green party was tipped to do so well in these elections, now is not so much but you were saying there is mixed feelings after the floods. because of diesel fuel, explain. the feelings after the floods. because of diesel...

Farmers came here with tractors and all the engines and they drive with diesel. the aggregate, to get any energy, they have a lot of diesel, so if we do not have the diesel, i think we are really, we are still in the mud and we werent tidying up and we could not force the whole thing here without the diesel. katya adler there on her road trip in the run—up to germanys elections. with millions of visitors each year, national parks are among the most popular tourist destinations in the uk. but c...

And lorries and all that stuff and we had electricians with aggregate and they— we had electricians with aggregate and they all work run with diesel. so if— and they all work run with diesel. so if we _ and they all work run with diesel. so if we all— and they all work run with diesel. so if we all had in the floodwater and the — so if we all had in the floodwater and the electrician is not that good mixture, _ and the electrician is not that good mixture, if— and the electrician is no...

With first—half penalty save over switzerland — a point enough to keep northern irelands world cup hopes alive. natalie pirks, bbc news. this years womens champions league will not feature either glasgow city or manchester city, after both were eliminated in the second legs of their champions league qualifying games this evening. manchester city were beaten 1—0 on the night, 2—1 on aggregate against real madrid. jo currie was there. to bow out of the champions league at the qualification...

Opponents into second place. its a make or break in womens champions league qualification today, with british clubs looking to reach the group stages. manchester city are all square at 1—1 with real madrid on aggregate. the second leg gets under way at 7pm. but glasgow city are out, beaten by swiss side servette. glasgow did take the lead, prissilla chinchilla finishing off this through ball to put them ahead in the tie as well. but servette responded just before half time and took the lead ju...

Weaker side in their group. speaking of crowds, 16,000 were at windsor park to see northern ireland face the side whose playoff penalty to knight them a spot in the last world cup. there was revenge of sorts. bailey peacock with the first save over switzerland — a point enough to keep northern ireland cosmic world cup hopes on hold. natalie perks, bbc news. this years womens champions league will not feature either glasgow city or manchester city, after both were eliminated in the second legs ...

Go pension and whether it should 9° up pension and whether it should go up by pension and whether it should go up by around 9% in line with uk wages and we got the government looking for its own balancing a programme between the north and south of the united kingdom when its infrastructure so huge numbers of calls on the chancellors pocket at a time when frankly that pocket is pretty empty with the national debt aggregate. what they particular focus on is, one, you got a lot of children that ha...

A crimp in this latest report? because by that logic, i mean, we had them in full effect in the prior month and you could make the argument that theyve been there for a while. your thoughts? >> well, theres no doubt in the aggregate that they didnt have the major impact that david thinks and other people anecdo anecdotally, that it happened in the margin. theres essentially a study not a difference in hiring between the states that pulled back the benefits and those that didnt. i would say that ...

Have seen since january and walk us through the lowlights and the highlights. >> well, we are still what 3 million people working shy of where we were prior to this calamity last spring. everybody was expecting this to be the breakout autumn, and go back out and eat and go to the movies and spend liberally and see a 10% jump in the gdp, and all of that has been throttled by this delta variant, and you have people worry about offices reopening and those expecting to go back by september at the la...