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Dementia to heart disease. one of the conservative councils involved in the legal action says they wont appeal but will call on the government to intervene. we thought it was the wrong thing to do and the wrong time. we dont think it has the impact the mayor is now claiming it does. i really suggest the mayor goes and reads his own report that was part of his decision—making process that actually says this will have a very, very small impact on air quality in outer london. clean air zones have...

On the government to intervene. we thought it was the wrong thing to do and the wrong time. we dont think it has the impact the mayor is now claiming it does. i really suggest the mayor goes and reads his own report that was part of his decision—making process that actually says this will have a very, very small impact on air quality in outer london. clean air zones have sprung up in other places, too, in recent years, including birmingham and bristol. the ulez expansion looks set to go ahead....

Also apologised but what happened over the last hour or so was the chief executive dame alison rose has admitted she was the source sat next to a bbcjournalist at a dinner and she said she did not reveal any personal financial information about nigel farage but said she confirmed he had been offered a natwest bank account, and that he was a customer, and she repeated what nigel farage already stated, that the bank saw this as a commercial decision. she said she thought she was repeating guidance...

Decision—making process would be expecting their work to be under the greatest amount of scrutiny and the amount that both the government and borisjohnson appears to have resisted handing over these messages astonishes me and i think it makes the country a lots more interested in the granular detail of what was in the granular detail of what was in those messages. they have to trust the inquiry that the inquiry is not going to make public anything other than what is relevant to the inquiry and...

Commitment to the long—term arming of ukraine, its defence needs taken care of for the long term and that there would be an upgrading of ukraines relationship, its institutional relationship within nato, the creation of something called the nato ukraine council, a body which ukrainians would be present and which ukraine can raise agenda items very much bringing it closer into the decision—making process of ukraine, of nato, but also crucially that the summit would make it clear that ukraine ...

As a consequence, and the americans have no intention of fighting directly. they dont want to fight directly. i think most americans understand that. what might we be looking at for guarantees for the ukrainians. i think given the fact that you have a republican leader for the nomination who has been saying he would end the war in 24 hours, and is much more aligned with putins position than anyone else in the american political spectrum, given u.s. democrats and republicans have increasingly pol...

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Rudy was trumps lawyer. that means that he cant testify about anything that falls within their representation. that would be attorney-client privilege, unless, steph, as has happened in other cases, a judge permits prosecutors to pierce the veil of the attorney client privilege. but its that representation was being used to commit crimes? we havent really heard much about that in this instance, but thats one thing that could be fruitful for prosecutors. giuliani is at trumps side for much of the...

They left in place the other ways in which elite schools like harvard and the ivies and all of the other schools decide who can get in. they said you can still let legacies in. they didnt touch that kind of affirmative action which is for the wealthy scions of mainly white families. they left in place if youre an athlete, thats fine, and they left in the place people who are related to somebody who works at the school. what theyre saying is the only thing a school cant consider is if youre not w...

>> absolutely not. its very tough to make sense of what is happening right now. we have to start with this understanding prigozhin in this decision-making process. is he a rational actor? did he have a plan to do think he is acting in putins interest, and russias interest? in his own interests? do something about. it is something were doing in the united states as well as were going to be doing in the kremlin to decide what to do. at the end of the day vladimir putin rules through fear and he ru...