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That good old staple, the tea tray, and a little basket of goodies with biscuits and wine. i mean, its only 6pm and its already cold — safe to say champing is usually more of a summer activity. at least the pub next door looks like its going to be warm. why would anyone want to go champing? because you get to spend such a lot of time in truly amazing historic buildings. the way people usually visit historic churches, and ive seen it, is that they go to the door, they pop their head round, they...

Thousands of manchester city and chelsea fans arrive in portugal ahead of saturdays champions league final. and, love them, hate them or eat them — how americans are dealing with a once—in—a—generation invasion of cicadas. hello and a warm welcome to the programme. president biden has unveiled his budget proposal for next year with the highest level of federal government spending since the second world war. hes says its the time to invest in america — but republicans have called the pl...

Of cristiano ronaldo and zlatan ibrahimovic as a current athlete to be honoured with a statue. its three metres tall and was unveiled at roland garros ahead of the french open, which starts tomorrow. nadal has won a record 13 grand slam titles on the clay in paris. and the world number three says hes honoured to have his own statue on display at the tournament. thats all from us at sportsday. next on the bbc news general its click. bye for now. hey, welcome to click.

It is quite hot and sweaty. it is... is is really inconvenient, and obviously on the flight as well, but it is worth it. a teenager appears in court charged with conspiracy to murder, following the shooting of sasha johnson, the black lives matter activist. the $6 trillion plan. president biden pushes the biggest spending programme since world war ii — to try to reboot americas economy. "another lost summer" for uk musicalfestivals — a report by mps blames the government for not backing an i...

Return them to country. very interesting. _ return them to country. very interesting. i— return them to country. very interesting. i would - return them to country. very interesting. i would like - return them to country. very interesting. i would like to i return them to country. very interesting. i would like to hear what the communities are saying but what the communities are saying but what actually prompted the move to return the samples to their families and their communities? what broug...

Distribute them and the second is waving temporarily intellectual property patterns on the vaccine which will enable more and more production to get us notjust to the goal of 10% by september which is actually quite a low goal but keep on going as fast as we can to get to the end of the pandemic. to get to the end of the pandemic— to get to the end of the pandemic. to get to the end of the andemic. , .,, _ , pandemic. some people say this issue of waiving _ pandemic. some people say this issue...

Drowning in debt, deficit and inflation. butjoe biden believes that this economy needs to be reimagined. he believes that the days of so—called trickle—down economics should be behind us, they simply dont work. he believes there should be an economy that is more from the bottom up, if you like. but youre absolutely right, there is a long way to go on this, a lot of negotiation ahead, and its going to be quite a bitter exchange, i think, as we go forward in this with republicans very much dug...

And we also know the headlines of newspapers if we lose, and both things can happen, so we need to go in with that open minded, but of course believe and think we can do and win. a win would see brentford into the premier league they were beaten finalists last year — in fact they failed in their last nine play—off efforts. what a time to change that. wembley can be cruel, but it can also bring those unimaginable riches. that famous arch, a gateway to the biggest stage. adam wild, bbc news. k...

This is bbc news. champion league winners — chelsea beat manchester city to take the cup. making a splash — a rise in lockdown river swimming promts public concern around the state of the uk s waterways. and we ll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers sian griffiths, the education editor of the sunday timesand political commentatorjames millar. — stay with us for that. in the last few minutes, chelsea have won the champions league.

And tell this businessman that his agonies are his own fault and that of his diet. i would suggest that the honourable member may want to change his dentist side manner. the government has set targets for dental practices in england to try to clear the backlog. the british dental association report says the majority - will hit the target by working on contacted hours, - prioritising complex cases, - that are best unsustainable and at their worst are dangerous. the aerosol generating procedures, ...