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To be angry in public and to take it out on other people who have -- who have no faults. this is -- you know, the flight attendants arent the ones that are making these laws and these regulations. the flight attendants job is to enforce them. and imagine youve got, you know, deal with passengers who are trying to stuff carry-on bags the size of an elephant into an overhead compartment. you have to deal with passengers who want to drink more than they should drink. you have to deal with passenger...

Later today that people living in smaller blocks will not have to foot the bill for cladding costs. but non—cladding faults wont be covered. campaigners like sophie from stevenage want ministers to go further. it is a positive step that the government have finally agreed that leaseholders should not be part of the solution for the building safety crisis. but it really doesnt go far enough in terms of the interim costs and all the other fire safety defects that these buildings have. a £4 billi...

Strongmen, and she says this week, quote, we are living through a right-wing counterrevolution, and january 6th was a milestone on americas path away from democracy. professor, its good to see you again, welcome, thank you for being with us tonight. >> sure. >> i want to ask you about this issue that you write about in your book, and other historians talk about, and that is that there is something about american exceptionalism, about the strength of belief that americans have in themselves, whic...

Matched a career-high 50 points scored in 27 minutes on the court last night. thats efficient. the 76ers roll over the magic magic, 123-110. the surprises starting early in melbourne yesterday with mar gene moog rue say winning following a straight set loss. that came minutes after the sixth seeded was also eliminated. number two served a dozen double faults in her first set and appeared to be on the brink of a second round loss before she rallied and recovered to win in three sets. on the m...

On or around existing blocks should be considered very carefully in relation to a serious fire. do you think that there are now systems being used which represent a fire risk? frankly, yes. would you be prepared to name them? no. and warnings from housing managers about poor standards and who should pay to fix the faults echo those from todays crisis. those experts built these buildings that have now been shown to warrant £33 million worth of repairs. thats £33 million worth of a professional ...

Have -- who have no faults. this is -- you know, the flight attendants arent the ones that are making these laws and these regulations. the flight attendants job is to enforce them. and imagine youve got, you know, deal with passengers who are trying to stuff carry-on bags the size of an elephant into an overhead compartment. you have to deal with passengers who want to drink more than they should drink. you have to deal with passengers fighting with each other. and now youve got to deal with pa...

Blocks. removing dangerous cladding on buildings across britain. since the grenfell tragedy nearly five years ago, the row over who should pay to make other tower blocks safe has only intensified. the government will confirm later today that people living in smaller blocks will not have to foot the bill for cladding costs. but non—cladding faults wont be covered. campaigners like sophie from stevenage want ministers to go further. it is a positive step that the government have finally agreed t...

And to those who sought to profiteer from the consequences of the grenfell tragedy — we are coming for you. but labour says these measures focus on cladding and dont address the wider safety faults exposed since grenfell. mr speaker, you cannot make a building half safe. given that he recognises the injustice of all leaseholders caught up in the building safety crisis, why is he abandoning those who are hit with bills for non—cladding defects? people living in blocks under 18 metres will no ...

About poor standards and who should pay to fix the faults echo those from todays crisis. those experts built these buildings that have now been shown to warrant £33 million worth of repairs. thats £33 million worth of a professional mistake, and the cost of that has to be met because the builder went bankrupt and the professionals responsible cant be nailed for it. the cost of that has to be found by ratepayers and rent payers. industry experts have warned that the construction workforce has b...

I dont think its obvious. ive never been to russia. dont speak russian. im not an agent of russia. heres what he is telling the viewers for weeks on end. >> so at this point nato exists to torment vladimir putin. who whatever his many faults has no intention of invading western europe. vladimir putin does not want belgium but to keep the western border secure why thats why he doesnt want ukraine to join nato and makes sense. we dont get anything out of pushing yeah crane into nato. why are we do...