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Will demonstrate that fusion can be done and can be done at commercial scale and that machine turns on in just five years time. and you think that will completely solve our energy problems because it is cleaner and safer than the nuclear energy we have at the moment? yes. so there is no risk of chain reaction, unlike in a nuclear fission by convention fission where there is in a field in the machine to keep running for two or three weeks and inside a fusion device is only enough fuel for ten or ...

That is what he will be focusing on. he wants to set the agenda ahead of the cop26 climate conference in glasgow, he wants to show that the tories are the party, still the party that is tough on crime and tomorrow you will see the chancellor give his main speech, and they certainly want to set the agenda in terms of the economy, talking about how britain is set to be the fastest—growing economy in the g7, and talking about the plan for jobs and that is their focus this week anyway. seb, there ...

Announcements, some meat on those ideas, but as sam says, it is steady as she goes, not like the labour conference last week, when keir starmer had a big challenge, it is not as big a challenge here for boris at all.

To out— anything to anyone, but the task is to put meat on that. if you look behind — to put meat on that. if you look behind us, _ to put meat on that. if you look behind us, the slogan is getting the ob behind us, the slogan is getting the job done _ behind us, the slogan is getting the job done and any political conference that says that, you might think they— conference that says that, you might think they have run out of ideas. that— think they have run out of ideas. that is— thin...

About the impact the conservatives have made in swathes of the country were at least at a parliamentary level they have been absent for decades, if it ever existed, certainly not in modern times, how big a challenge is that now that he is facing from his own backbenchers, the people in a sense who gave him his majority at westminster? the the people in a sense who gave him his majority at westminster? his maority at westminster? the key thin his majority at westminster? the key thin for his majo...

He said in 2016 and in 2019, people voted for change and he has now got to deliver that. we have gone through the pandemic and brexit and people need to see stuff happening, new projects delivered and for me the most crucial person is michael gove, who was designated the secretary of state for levelling up, this is one of these great catch—all phrases that politicians love, it could mean anything to anyone, but the task is to put meat on that. if you look behind us, the slogan is "getting the ...

Give his main speech, and they certainly want to set the agenda in terms of the economy, talking about how britain is set to be the fastest—growing economy in the g7, and talking about the plan for jobs and that is their focus this week anyway. seb, there are noises, not least from mps who represent constituencies not so very far from manchester, closer to machester than london, you have written a book about the impact the conservatives have made in swathes of the country where at least at a p...

Many people as we can until the end of the mission. it comes as we see more political fallout from the withdrawal after the taliban took control quicker than most were expecting. while a majority of americans agree with president bidens decision to pull troops, nearly two-thirds disapprove of how he has handled it. as the evacuation continues, republicans and members of his own party arent pleased either. joining me now, politico white house reporter and playbook co-author eugene daniels and als...

My colleaguejohn watson is at wembley. and jenny cheryl is in berlin. can she win a minute, jamie. the weight of history is against england. how big a challenge to think england will face? its, big a challenge to think england will face? �* . ., �* , will face? a huge challenge. its germany. _ will face? a huge challenge. its germany. isnt _ will face? a huge challenge. its germany, isnt it, _ will face? a huge challenge. its germany, isnt it, in— will face? a huge challenge. its germany, ...

The government has to appoint a new boss to the health service. we know that one of the consequences of covid is a legacy of waiting lists, of potential procedures that will happen later than they should have done and maybe in some cases for some patients, too late, this is a big challenging time for the nhs, isnt it? in a sense, it has lost, it is losing its professional leader, it has lost its political leader, it has lost its political leader and it is getting a new one, how big a challenge i...