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We wouldnt have got anywhere. l the public accounts committee found errors dating back to 1985. more than 130,000 pensioners, mainly women, were under paid a total of £1 billion. 0utdated computer systems, manual processing, and complacency in monitoring errors have all been blamed. around 40,000 women have already died without receiving the money they are owed — theres no plan to trace theirfamilies. the dwp needs to sort out the air and get cracking with making sure that people in their est...

You dont approach a story with a particular agenda, that youre not more favorable to one party than you are to another party. and thats admirable. but what winds up happening is that we round things up or round them down to equivalents. and that becomes dangerous. when you start talking about things that are truly inimical and hostile to democracy in the same tones as you talk about things that are just kind of day-to-day occurrences in a normal functioning democracy, what you do is lull the pub...

Plans to and covid restrictions over the next few weeks. from tomorrow the next few weeks. from tomorrow the number of people who can attend outdoor vents will rise from 50 to 500, and for next friday there will be no limits on the size of crowds. then from the end of the month, most research and will be removed, the rule of six pogo. however, first minister mark drakeford says wild infections are falling, there is still no for complacency. piece by piece, wales is building its way back to norma...

The errors, which mainly affect women, date back as far as 1985, with some owed as much as £128,000. the department for work and pensions says its resolving cases as quickly as possible, but its efforts have been described as ineffective. sarah corker reports. for four decades, thousands of women across the uk have been underpaid their state pensions. some are owed life—changing amounts of money. the bbc has heard from those who have had to fight to get errors corrected. you expect that the p...

I think theres a complacency. theres an exhaustion, theres this idea that are we doing enough, and i think the answer is we are and we have to do more because every vote is going to count to get people like desantis out of office. >> yeah, youre right. theyre both competing like all eyes on me, no all eye on me, which brings us to our next subject, a lot more pleasant for me. all eyes are on wake me when im free, and thats l.a.s new immersive museum showing some california love to the life, musi...

And so theyre encountering a lot of difficulties. so this was -- but also, michael, to explain that this is a normal process. this is a normal process of countries have to go through acceptance, and also, we actually take the doses that are allocated or, lets say, declined, to other countries as well. so this is a process of allocation. >> in africa, there are significant issues with hesitancy or complacency. people just not wanting the shots or not caring enough. how do you combat those challen...

When they arrived at the state capitol in alabama, dr. king decried what he called normalcy, the normalcy, the complacency that was denying people the freedom to vote. as dr. king said, the only normalcy he would accept is the normalcy that recognizes the dignity and worth of all gods children. today we must not be complacent or complicit. we must not give up. and we must not give in. to truly honor the legacy of the man we celebrate today, we must continue to fight for the freedom to vote, for ...

Essentially him being detained. he will be allowed for macro hours here for a court hearing. this is a federal court, a higher court, with a differentjudge. 0nce federal court, a higher court, with a differentjudge. once again the government has decided they want to deport novak djokovic. 0nce government has decided they want to deport novak djokovic. once again its up to eightjudge whether or not he stays or goes. you will then be accompanied to an immigration detention hotel, possibly the one ...

Its important to note its not a sense of complacency as it seems. many ukrainians are willing to fight for their country and willing to do so, but life is going on. >> it is sporadically different depending on where you are and what youre doing. i constantly need to remind my american friends if you start your car in montauk and drive all the way to cleveland you would not get to point as wide as ukraine. it is the largest country in europe. so if theres something happening on the eastern border...

Leadership position is trying to clarify. weve had a lot of confusing information from the cdc, a lot of information from social media and even the marin stream media. we try to clarify, be super transparent. that earns public trust. i think thats why new hampshire has had a fairly high vaccination rate. its frustrating, need to rally everybody in terms of here are the a, bs and cs, if you have questions, talk to your doctor. you bring up a good point. vaccinations across the country have platea...