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To improve early years education. doubling, yes the doubling of state funded early years education and childcare. every three and four—year—old and two—year—olds from the most vulnerable backgrounds are now entitled to the same number of hours in early years settings as older children get in school. this policy saves parents thousands of pounds a year, but much, much more importantly, it gives children the best start in education. more than a hundred thousand homes across the uk are with...

Greatest sitcom characters of all time. >> hes terrified. >> once a bum always a bum. >> i know tony got a good chance. >> want to bet? >> well, the friendship they had in "taxi" was what going to get them through. thats what made it all okay. >> there is only one person you can trust. >> i do trust you. >> not me, damn it. >> on that show people from completely different backgrounds created a dysfunctional family and that to me is always so exciting for comedy because you get to bounce those pe...

Actually showing that people from all kinds of different backgrounds, socioeconomic, political, you name it, can come together and work on a shared endeavor. theres so many examples like this across the country. were seeing new forms of grassroots labor activism emerge outside of unions and outside of the conventional ways of doing things because people are getting fed up. and actually, when you look at it, an awful lot of people dont like this partisan, toxic framing of issues. they want to get...

Different backgrounds and -- >> well, ed, theres nudging, a little bit of punching and arguing. you know what -- >> i said no miss me -- >> as all couples you figure out what traditions work for upbringing. i love our traditions. we cut down our own christmas tree. we dont buy it at the store. we dont put up a fake one. we are from wisconsin. we have participants from fox to tell us the story and you get to know them talking to you for an hour or two or three a day. how was jesse ray as young bo...

And their families and theyre taking this national and theyre actually showing that people from all kinds of different backgrounds, socioeconomic, political, you name it, can come together and work on a shared endeavor. theres so many examples like this across the country. were seeing new forms of grassroots labor activism emerge outside of unions and outside of the conventional ways of doing things because people are getting fed up. and actually, when you look at it, an awful lot of people dont...

Any overt racism.— any overt racism. in terms of ignorance. — any overt racism. in terms of ignorance. i _ any overt racism. in terms of ignorance, i remember i any overt racism. in terms ofj ignorance, i remember doing any overt racism. in terms of. ignorance, i remember doing a any overt racism. in terms of- ignorance, i remember doing a test for a county trial and i had to be excused because i had been awake since 4am and i was told to just get on with it. so i think we need to be more in...

Social class. so its much needed and theyve got an action plan together, but theyre putting £25 million over the course of the next six months to get education programmes in place from top to bottom, to get more people from diverse backgrounds not only playing cricket but in top positions. i think that is a very positive step. weve always been zero tolerance to any discrimination, weve always strived for equality and diversity because we recognise thats really important in order to grow the gam...

This is the best your movement can produce, time to rethink your plan, people, america thrives when we reward those of all colors and backgrounds who are hard-working, capable, and independent. instead we are rewarding those who spend waking hours waiting for the world to come to them, to their rescue and all the while complaining about how unfair the world is, how unfair life is and we need dedicated public servants who understand if they refuse to protect the public safety the public will have...

>> you have been hurt. thank you for calling out the administration for what it is doing. its unconstitutional and an affront to democracy. >> laura: or a vice-president who is so in over her head she makes joe biden look capable. >> what will you do to fix the problem of inflation? >> lets start with this. prices have gone up. its on a daily level its a heavyweight to carry. its something we take seriously. >> laura: he is an embarrassment to liberals everywhere. time to rethink your plan -- am...

0 the time we have left for this evening. thanks for joining us. never ever miss an episode. let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham is next. have a great thanksgiving. >> laura: you am laura ingraham and this the "the ingraham angle" from washington. a cop laura: im laura ingraham. a virginia cop lost his job after was found out he donated to kyle rittenhouses defense fund. affairs acquittal michael kelly wantss job back. hes here with an update. as thanksgiving approaches, is president ...