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The observer. they have a picture of people in the pub but their main story is about what they say is national health service fury about a broken promise on extra money and they are saying that the nhs bosses have accused rishi sunak, the chancellor, of breaking up rights to give the nhs whatever it needs. —— breaking a promise. yes, amongst nhs staff and senior managers at the beginning of the crisis, rishi sunak and borisjohnson beginning of the crisis, rishi sunak and boris johnson wanted...

Because a lot of the front pages have got this 1.5 billion lifeline. following a big lobbying campaign by some key names and faces in the arts sector. yes, i mean this is very exciting news, it couldnt have come a moment too soon for the arts industry. i think its fair to say there are very much of the cliff edge. such dance has had to close its doors, it says, permanently, its obvious to come too late for them. the good news as this mayjust be an lifeline that so many, not just the big names li...

Ahead of the chancellors summer statement on wednesday, the telegraph reports that companies will be paid cash bonuses by the government to hire young people as trainees. its part of a package of measures to try and alleviate post—coronavirus unemployment. with about £111 billion. the financial times warns that despite the hospitality sector beginning to reopen in england this weekend, many people working in the sector are fearful that the pandemic will present a longer term challenge to the ...

Big worry that actually this means that if there is a second wave or more likely, if the numbers do go up and down and we see regional spikes, the nhs wont be able to cope. an even bigger worry is that once we get to winter, first of all, coronavirus will spread more easily because we spend more time indoors in close proximity but as well as coronavirus, we will also have the annual seasonal flu which will both confuse people about whether or not they have the virus, but also put they have the v...

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You have toe1 imagine that a fe brits are still in their beds, after the what we saw last night. 103 dayst( since the pubs shut. trust me, a lot of people were counting. they reopened doors, with some changes, with social distancing guidelines of a lot of clubs, doing temperature checks at the door. trying to keep drunk people apart and convince them to social distance, it is like herding cats, we saw disturbing scenesvp in some neighborhoods, people poured into &4nb street ignoring social5?1 t...

With my father who cant even speakok right now. >> who was a healthy r 56-year-old. >> he was. >> our thoughts are with your dad. >> remind everyone, recently as july 1, the president used the word disappear, when talking about covid-19. we will talkxd more about the white house strategy. whe÷r it is a benefit to the country ore1 thee1>dpresident? >>. thatxd the day after pubs reope. >> they cant( take it. while you mayxú(till hear fireworks going off in your xdt( neighborhood. the real deal...

This is "gps," the global public square. welcome to all of you. today on the show, the state of race in america. the killing of george floyd has opened up an extraordinary moment in this country. what does history tell us about the chances of bringing about real change? i will talk to the historians. then what kind of nations have fought covid most successfully? political scientist francis fugiyama has the answers. ill bring you the answer

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