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Then nine-year-old schoolgirl Shannon was the victim of a faked kidnapping by Britains worst mother Karen Matthews in 2008 - who had planned to pocket the £50k reward herself.

To be honest, most of the tennis players are vaccinated, so obviously that was a requirement to get into the country, so i feel as though its everyone else did it, he should have done it. the government should have taken some responsibility with giving him the exemption initially. it just went out of control. it shouldnt have got to this point, basically.— shouldnt have got to this point, basically. ive got a theory here. _ point, basically. ive got a theory here, anyone - point, basically. iv...

Is stepping — youth services and the town council is stepping in to run youth services because _ is stepping in to run youth services because the tory —controlled shropshire council has given up on that service — shropshire council has given up on that service and left young people. this is— that service and left young people. this is a _ that service and left young people. this is a safe seat for the conservatives. it this is a safe seat for the conservatives.— this is a safe seat for...

Likely to be postponed, be cancelled, is the non—elective surgery. — cancelled, is the non—elective surgery, things like knee and hip surgery — surgery, things like knee and hip surgery. ive interviewed people over— surgery. ive interviewed people over the — surgery. ive interviewed people over the last year who have had their— over the last year who have had their cancer care delay. one woman i spoke _ their cancer care delay. one woman i spoke to— their cancer care delay. one w...

Focusing — patients will be protected, but by focusing all the work of vaccines, that does— focusing all the work of vaccines, that does have ramifications elsewhere. 50 that does have ramifications elsewhere-— that does have ramifications elsewhere. ., elsewhere. so those nonurgent services that _ elsewhere. so those nonurgent services that are _ elsewhere. so those nonurgent services that are still _ elsewhere. so those nonurgent services that are still painful, i services that are still...

Immunosuppressant drugs, and he says, ive received my third dose at the beginning of october, when will i get my boosterjab? ok. the beginning of october, when will i get my boosterjab?— i get my booster “ab? ok, so, ill start with _ i get my booster “ab? ok, so, ill start with a — i get my boosterjab? ok, so, ill start with a disclaimer, _ i get my boosterjab? ok, so, ill start with a disclaimer, i - i get my boosterjab? ok, so, ill start with a disclaimer, i am i i get my boosterjab? o...

Long covid. people just dont get better like youd expect in a couple of weeks. some of those folks months later are still fatigued, they have brain fog, cant work. you dont want that either. the vaccines are your insurance policy. one of the things id say, people are prone to say, hey, its my body, my decision. stay out of my business. ill decide. its not just about each one of us. its about whether we will be the one that gets infected and gives it to somebody else that is immunocompromised and...

A cut to the taper rate. thats the rate at which universal credit is reduced once a claimant starts to earn above a certain threshold. currently if you earn an extra pound you lose 63p in benefit. that will be cut to 55p in every pound, allowing people to keep more of their money as they start to earn more. but campaigners say the amount doesnt address wider issues of cost of living and those who cant work. our home editor mark easton has been talking to people in wolverhampton. britain has amon...

So im really sorry to say that, actually, were not going to be feeling much better off over the next several years. so the economy is doing much better than last year, but its not back to normal and a long—term plan for a new era, a new economy of high wages and high skills is still a few years away at best. faisal islam, bbc news. one of the big announcements today was on universal credit. the government has been under pressure since it ended the £20 boost to the benefit earlier this month. ...

Our home editor mark easton has been talking to people in wolverhampton, and his report contains some flashing images. britain has among the worst inequality in the developed world. one person in six lives in poverty. so what do the chancellors repeated promises to level up mean for those on low incomes in places like wolverhampton? giovanni nursed his mum until her death last april. now living alone, depression and stress have stopped him working. having seen the £20 covid benefits uplift remo...