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So it would have been very, very unpleasant conditions for trying to cross the channel. but, also, this weather chart, one oclock in the morning on the 5th ofjune... yes. ..was the one that they used to try to identify the weather window, which would enable them to invade on the 6th. it was very marginal. it was just about good enough to go. stagg, the forecaster, always knew it would be marginal, but it was really very marginal. but in the end, that marginal forecast helped with the element of ...

Labour government, a figure derived from the overall total also cannot be attributed to the treasury. so what happens if you take out the non—treasury costed element of the tory dossier? bbc verify has calculated it is these items at the bottom, the green prosperity plan, fair play agreement and social care and support for ukraine adding up to £23 billion. a very large proportion of the extract labour spending claimed by the conservatives. by the way the assumption has fed in to the cost of l...

Hunters car for drugs when she would lend the car to her daughters, she wanted to make sure they were not driving with the drugs. asking to confirm she was checking his car for drugs in 2018, she said yes. youre taken what we heard today? >> judge jeanine: i think what were seeing here is a myriad of circumstantial evidence in addition to direct evidence from a defendants own mouth in terms of what the journey -- jury is hearing from the audio version of this book. it simply cooperates each and ...

Trying to this case in front of, it was so bizarre and so beyond the pale, they not have to prove every element of the case and they are doing that. >> martha: one of the areas they can find to open the aperture a reasonable doubt is if this person on the stand right now, who had filled out of the gun form and sold him the gun, of this person says, while, sometimes i fill out parts of it, maybe i filled it out, e. with thats why i below has up their sleeves. they want to go through with this tri...

Surprise and a tactical success. absolutely, yes. now, the germans had their own weather team. did they not spot that, as well? they hadnt broken the allied codes. so theyve got literally half the amount of data that the allied forecasters had. so they didnt have the same information. they didnt think we were going to do it, did they? they didnt think we were going to invade, no, because they didnt have that extra information. the element of surprise crucial. so, in the end, it was the right dec...

Letter— in the treasury in response to a letter that— in the treasury in response to a letter that labour had written to him, _ letter that labour had written to him. in — letter that labour had written to him, in which this civil servant said _ him, in which this civil servant said not— him, in which this civil servant said not all— him, in which this civil servant said not all of what the conservatives are claiming in this number, — conservatives are claiming in this number, this �...

Document— advisers. there is an element in the document which refers to what is labours — document which refers to what is labours green prosperity plan, as they call— labours green prosperity plan, as they call it — labours green prosperity plan, as they call it. labour say they have a means _ they call it. labour say they have a means of— they call it. labour say they have a means of funding that. and there was another— means of funding that. and there was another claim, which is n...

Issue with it as someone who can spot accuracy as statistics is it is a meaningless number on its own terms because it is assuming every household pays the same amount of tax, and any changes would be applied equally to every single household, so from a basic arithmetic point of view, it is not accurate to the world. even if you have no issue with any of the mathematics, it is times to buy for because it is talking about over a four—year period. because it is talking about over a four-year per...

The pun, but you were _ which is very unusual. yes, excuse the pun, but you were on - which is very unusual. yes, excuse the pun, but you were on the - which is very unusual. yes, excuse i the pun, but you were on the money on this one because that was an early glimpse of what has become the biggest row of this election campaign so far which is rishi sunak trying to recreate what served john major so well which is a labour tax bombshell, saying after what the prime minister said in that debate a...

On an annual basis. then theres the issue. or even monthly. yeah. then theres the issue about the role of the treasury. secondly, sort of making clear the fact that the treasury does the numbers and theres a convention here in previous governments of various colours have done it, that they run the numbers based on the assumptions handed to them, as i say, by the political advisors. theres an element in the document which refers to whats what is labours green prosperity plan, as they call it. lab...