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Centenary year when they are supposed to be celebrating the amendment to the union, they are being tailed we are no longer quite part of the united kingdom. so i think it is notjust the dup that needs to come up with some sort of arrangement. its other parties as well. but i think it is also important that the british irish political establishment understand the psychological dimensions of this. the core identity and what the irish people imagine themselves to be has some time —— has somehow...

Hopeful that it to important actions in the months ahead. we appreciate you staying up for us, thank you so much for being on the bbc news to give us your reaction to that speech. lets talk about their companies in the us who are making huge amounts of money, and i would imagine president biden will go after them for more in tax revenues. apple says profits more than doubled in the past three billion this time last year. apple has seen sales of its phones, apps and other devices rise throughout ...

To talk to _ second half of last year. good to talk to you _ second half of last year. good to talk to you about _ second half of last year. good to talk to you about apple. i second half of last year. good | to talk to you about apple. let move onto facebook. its earnings effectively doubled in the three months to march as we all spent more time online. but it has warned growth could significantly decline as tighter privacy policies from apple make it harder to target advertising. apps will now...

There has been a lot of discussion about whether we need to have a second generation of these vaccines that take into account the variance. that has been well discussed. there is also a line of thought that a third dose or a booster will provide still high enough levels of antibodies even to deal with these variants. we know there is a reduced recognition of some of the variance, say the south african variant, by the antibodies generated from these vaccines, but if we can get a booster and get t...

The jailed putin critic alexei navalny has appeared in public for the first time after ending a more than three—week hunger strike. he appeared via video link during a court hearing. the 44—year—old russian opposition leader was arrested earlier this year and is serving a two—and—a—half—year sentence in a prison east of moscow. in the past 2a hours india has recorded a further 3,645 deaths from coronavirus, with almost 380,000 new cases. later today, more than $100 million of aid f...

People cannot hang on, people are facing these costs now and we need help. we do. please help us. star; help. we do. please help us. stay with us because _ help. we do. please help us. stay with us because we _ help. we do. please help us. stay with us because we will now speak to the conservative mp for stevenage. lets speak to the conservative mp for stevenage. whos been a strong campaigner on this issue. steph speaking the air about her frustrations and you are an mp who she mentioned is onsi...

The protests are the most recent in a series of marches which began in 2019 — against the social and economic policies of president ivan duque, who leaves office next year. the headlines on bbc news... president biden has outlined a programme to transform the us economy and society after the pandemic, worth almost $4 trillion. the uk government is facing calls to make its new adviser on ministers conduct fully independent, with labour accusing it of marking its own homework. the jailed kremlin...

Lebo diseko, bbc news, washington. the jailed russian opposition activist alexei navalny has made a defiant court appearance by videolink, accusing president putin of turning russians into slaves. it�*s the first time he�*s been seen since going on hunger strike. our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg has more. it�*s understandable he looks gaunt and weak. i mean, he was on this hunger strike that lasted more than three weeks. the hunger strike is now over, but despite that, he was defia...

For a second time, in november. sport england has found over 12 million people did less than half an hours physical activity a week compared to november the previous year. their chief executive tim hollingsworth says more must be done to help encourage people from all backgrounds to get active. the worst elements of this, in some ways, is the fact that it just confirms what we already knew, that this is not a level playing field for community sport and being active in peoples lives. there are ba...

We have had six—hour queues at heathrow, which is completely unacceptable. unless the home office gets a grip of this issue we could have chaos at the border at heathrow and other airports when international travel restarts. it is very fixable. but at times when there are six—hour queues there are often only two people on the border manning those desks. we should have every single desk staff at peak times to make sure the border moves smoothly. home office ministers need to get a grip of thi...