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Raymond mentioned something that i think is very important and that is the continuation of the papacy. pope benedict wanted to retire and go back to germany. he made the huge sacrifice, and there is controversial at the time, no doubt, to stay within the vatican walls. why did he do that, i believe it was because of the continuation. he did not want the roman catholic church to believe here is one pope in the vatican and there is another because i pope thats off in the various place. he said no,...

People and people of color and everyone under their thumb, with a continuation of the economic inequality that we see. this is who they are. we have to accept them for who they are. we have to make sure we vote their butts out of office in 2024. >> im not one quote jeb bush, but he did called trump the chaos candidate. and in many ways, trump ushered in this new era of chaos, and were seeing borne out acutely on the floor of the house of representatives today. but the fact of the matter is, we d...

Potential labour government�*s attitude to public sector pay? taste attitude to public sector pay? we need to attitude to public sector pay? - need to see more detail but i think a lot of our members especially those in public services, are going to see that as possibly meaning more austerity but the reality is that our members will be expecting change very, very quickly and i have to say, it concerns me when keir starmer talks about not increasing public spending and not getting out the chequ...

Changes from our new king. polling carried out after the queens death indicated that, across the uk, 67% of the public supported a continuation of the monarchy, with only 20% backing an elected presidency. in the polling for my own newspaper, the times, by yougov, you see for the first time in living memory, a majority of people saying they think king charles would make a good king. the difficulty is, as time goes on, will questions over whether this king is the right person to shepherd the inst...

Havent seen before. and its a fascinating insight into what the snp actually believe in a way that will surprise many people. i think this wave of pro—uk, pro—monarchy sentiment is going to have a big effect on scottish independence for a while. when the scottish last got to vote on independence, queen elizabeth urged them to consider their future very carefully. the general assumption is that buckingham palace would like to keep its kingdom united. but with the snp supporting a continuation...

Expect that to continue. it is an institution thats shown itself again and again ready to adapt to new circumstances, so i suspect we are likely to see some changes from our new king. polling carried out after the queens death indicated that, across the uk, 67% of the public supported a continuation of the monarchy, with only 20% backing an elected presidency. in the polling for my own newspaper, the times, by yougov, you see for the first time in living memory, a majority of people saying they ...

Havent seen before. and its a fascinating insight into what the snp actually believe in a way that will surprise many people. i think this wave of pro—uk, pro—monarchy sentiment is going to have a big effect on scottish independence for a while. when the scottish last got to vote on independence, queen elizabeth urged them to consider their future "very carefully. " the general assumption is that buckingham palace would like to keep its kingdom united. but with the snp supporting a continuat...

Another day and theyre negotiating now and what is left to do to win over the votes. >> i want to read part of that letter signed by these nine republicans, the times call for radical departure from the status quo. not a continuation of past and ongoing republican failures. i mean punch bowl news characterizes this essentially saying there are plenty of republicans who think the house has not operated properly for decades. why does it seem though like they have so much leverage this time around?...

Vote. some see a path to victory for mccarthy, but nine republican house members did write that stinging letter warning how electing him would "represent a continuation of past and ongoing republican failures." are these g.o.p. members shooting themselves in the foot? because theyve got a lot they want to get done, and you cant get anything done until you elect a speaker, and he is positioned to be probably the most likely candidate. so why the pushback? >> you know what? we havent seen this in ...

God save the king, that is something that i think a lot of scottish people and other people in the uk and around the world havent seen before. and its a fascinating insight into what the snp actually believe in a way that will surprise many people. i think this wave of pro—uk, pro—monarchy sentiment is going to have a big effect on scottish independence for a while. when the scottish last got to vote on independence, queen elizabeth urged them to consider theirfuture "very ca refully." the g...