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Good morning, welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and ben thompson. our headlines today. headteachers in england say theyre considering cutting the number of teaching staff, because of rising costs and pressures on budgets. the impact on all of this is the children — the impact on all of this is the children if— the impact on all of this is the children. if we are not giving them the education they deserve now, what are we _ the education they deserve now, what are we all— the educatio...

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Not grandparents, i dont care about them, or dogs, but the heavy duty ones. that was why i wrote the book. what it made me realise is, obviously, the grief and the loss is absolutely awful. but the actual caring can be kind of beautiful, and almost nice. 0h, beautiful is the word for it, yeah. we had to learn a lot of stuff to take care of him because the surgeons, when they took out his tumour, they did an amazing job. but because the tumour was wrapped around his brainstem and cranial nerves, ...

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Species, no doubt about that. >> and losing lessons this garden can teach says the new principal, diane kessler. >> we use it so often to teach the children so many things. caring for the earth. the life cycle. >> after 2 million butterflies tagged, a million milkweeds planted, and 40,000 gardens certified, its time for chip to spread his wings. why is it time to retire now? >> youre not 85 years old yet. >> leaving the fight to the next generation. >> oh, and look at that. >> go, butterflies, g...

And actually be able to flip the bull over. >> anthony: right, and winner and loser survive, both. >> kenny: once in a while youll have injuries but most of the time the bulls go home and -- >> anthony: they go home to be happy. >> kenny: they do. >> anthony: nobodys turned into steak or cutlets. >> kenny: no. >> anthony: togi started as early as the 17th century with farmers pinning bull against bull. they love it in agricultural communities like this so much so that it was briefly banned in so...

Then same-sex marriage will certainly be at risk and almost every republican in the house of representatives already voted against guaranteeing a right to use contraception. you think about that. and they take that power, no guarantee birth control and not be on the agenda. here in michigan, this is not theoretical. abortion rights are literally on the ballot. right, now a law in the books from 1931. that would ban abortion in michigan with no exception for rape or incest. and cutthroat nurses a...

Any of these symptoms still to get them tested for flu or covid. as for caring for a sick child, of course fever reducers, pain relievers can help. andmost infectss go away for a week or two. for some of the young oeft children, infants, they might need hospital care for some time which could add to hospitals feeling overwhelmed. >> rsv. youre talking about flu cases surging this year. what about covid, and have people been getting their booster. . get that updated vaccine. we are seeing covid c...

Who has liver cancer, is approaching herfinal hours. she who has liver cancer, is approaching her final hours.— her final hours. she is quite a stron: her final hours. she is quite a strong character, _ her final hours. she is quite a strong character, very, - her final hours. she is quite a strong character, very, very l her final hours. she is quite a - strong character, very, very kind, caring, considerate.— strong character, very, very kind, caring, considerate. maureen and her famil wan...

Of caring? because you and i are doing this interview in the year 2022. women with children in the eu, they spend on average 39 hours per week of unpaid care. and compared tojust 19 hours per week for men in the same situation. so childcare and long—term care may either be unavailable or too expensive. and then women take it on themselves. and women also more often have