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For at least six months. just to extend the tension! the body responsible for examinations, the dvsa, say they have introduced further measures to try and help resolve the issue — they include reducing the average waiting time from the current 1a weeks, to nine weeks by the end of the year. which is still a long time. theyre suggesting recruiting a further 300 examiners, and widening the hours that testing can take place, which they say has increased capacity by more than 100,000 tests in the ...

Police have been very quick to move to that level of action with no real provocation. liverpool fans here have been overwhelmingly very well—behaved. there was a huge and positive hopeful atmosphere here this afternoon. so many thousands of liveable fans positive that they could take home the european cup for a second time but it was not to be. im joined now from new york by nbc sports broadcaster, roberto rojas. thank you forjoining us. before we talk about the match, briefly picking up on wh...

Rest is history! so thank you! ill pass on my thanks, i cant take it myself and i have many questions about the return of challenge. we will get to that later in this edition on the media show, great to have you on it. but we will start with partygate because the sue grade report is out, borisjohnson had a press conference and responded to questions from mps from both sides of the floor and lets explore whether media fits into this story, with a columnist from the daily mail and a former editor ...

When everybody is talking about peaceful negotiation, the question is, how do you make putin keep his part of the bargain? for eight years when he was attacking us in the east of our country because the war did not start this year, its been going on and on and on, he was not able to execute any part of the deal, so right now the question to all of the world leaders is, is there a force in the world that will make him keep his word? and right now i am frustrated that it is not and that is why the...

By the broadcaster. michael grayjust said ok, anneka, golf and make it. never had any contact with the bbc were just deliver the programme each week and that was it. whereas now there is a lot more sort of committee stages and focus groups and that sort of thing. i think in the end there is a lovely alchemy where we have got together over this so it is coming to channel five, one person was excited is ayesha, we were talking about this earlier. i we were talking about this earlier. ., we were ta...

From both sides of the floor. lets explore where the media fits into this story. we have stephen glover, a columnist at the daily mail, david yellen, former editor of the sun, who now runs the communications firm kitchen table partners. and ayesha hazarika, the broadcaster and journalist and a former adviser to some senior labour party politicians. stephen, i wonder if i could start with you. how do you assess the evolution of this story? well, i think it is a triumph for old—fashioned journal...

He just wanted the show. we spoke for a long time about the legacy of it and he was very interested, it has been my lifes work, all those projects are still going strong and most of them on very involved with. it was a breath of fresh air. you alluded to it at the beginning, when i heard him on the media show, i caught that in distinctiveness and spontaneity of him. he is someone who will just go with an idea. which we used to have in debate programmes in the �*80s and �*90s whereby you made...

Joining us. thank you forjoining us! have a top night. thank you! a father and son who travelled from preston to paris, the first time they have travelled for that match. purely liverpool fans. we will be watching the outcome of that and will bring you the results. and well find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrows front pages at 10.30pm and 11.30pm this evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are the broadcaster and psychotherapist lucy beresford and a...

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So someone put ben and i together and the rest is history. so thank you. well, ill pass the thanks on to amol. i cant take the thanks on behalf of myself. i got lots of questions about the return of challenge, anneka. we will get to that a little later in this edition of the media show. great to have you on it. but we are going to start with party gate because the sue gray report is out, borisjohnson tell the press conference, he held the press conference, he also made a statement in the house o...