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to do if you fall into the sea or you fall into a lake? the answer is wrote to. as the cost of the weekly shop continues to go up, the boss of one of the uks biggest supermarkets denies they are profiting unfairly from rising food prices. the title may be citys but manchester united can celebrate champions league football next season. a thumping win over chelsea secures their spot in the premier leagues top four with a game to spare. as we head into the bank holiday weekend, you will w...

the ever rising cost of mortgages. the uks biggest building society, raises its rates again. and, british cycling intends to permanently ban transgender women, from elite female competition. and coming up on bbc news, brentford striker ivan toney was given a reduced ban from football. a psychiatric expert diagnosed him with a gambling addiction after he broke fa betting rules. good afternoon. bbc news has learned that health inspectors considered the highly unusual step of closing a ma...

at least six mountaineers were killed and eight others injured when parts of a glacier collapsed, sending snow, ice and rock cascading down the slopes of marmolada. now on bbc news, political thinking with nick robinson. hello and welcome to political thinking. how do we live with a resurgent russia? do we need to confront or cooperate with china? can the uk repair its relations with the eu post—brexit? foreign policy matters again. my guest on political thinking this week hopes to b...

when you were last on this programme, you talked to me about how pleased you were to be on the backbenches. im very satisfied, you said. i feel free, i feel liberated. i mean, at the time, you were making those passionate speeches that you did on grenfell, on windrush and all the rest of it, does that now mean you feel sort of caged? not quite. i loved being on the backbenches, you know, i really did. i loved being in government, to the extent that you actually did something. i suppose...

now on bbc news... nick robinson in conversation with people who influence our political thinking about what has shaped theirs. hello and welcome to political thinking. how do we live with a resurgent russia? do we need to confront or cooperate with china? can the uk repair its relations with the eu post—brexit? foreign policy matters again. my guest on political thinking this week hopes to be our next foreign secretary, the first labour foreign secretary for many, many years. its a ...

And i think at that point the realisation that i was going to have to start calling for help to get attention. she was in real trouble. but fighting panic, something in the back of her mind clicked — the phrase "float to live." shed spotted it on an advertising screen near her workplace. so i kept getting attention and then i was doing the float to live, to kind of conserve some energy and then doing it again. and then when i saw the lifeguard, tarryn, when they were coming and i saw the yello...

Who face it now? yes. i mean, the truth is that... myjourney of being the first black chorister, the first black briton to go to harvard law school, you know, one of the youngest members of parliament when i became a member of parliament 22 years ago, was a bit dizzying and a bit disorientating. and i certainly found myself, and i only ended up in a law firm in california because i really liked the show la law, and the young black guy in it, jonathan rollins, and i thought, i want to copy him. i...

You know, one of the youngest members of parliament when i became a member of parliament 22 years ago, was a bit dizzying and a bit disorientating. and i certainly found myself, and i only ended up in a law firm in california because i really liked the show la law, and the young black guy in it, jonathan rollins, and i thought, i want to copy him. in a world with no role models, you land on the most obscure things, so i ended up working in silicon valley and, of course, i was a long way from hom...

I mean, the truth is that... myjourney of being the first black chorister, the first black briton to go to harvard law school, you know, one of the youngest members of parliament when i became a member of parliament 22 years ago, was a bit dizzying and a bit disorientating. and i suddenly found myself, and i only ended up in a law firm in california because i really liked the show la law, and the young black guy in it, jonathan rollins, and i thought i want to copy him. in a world with no role m...