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Derelict building rewiring it with a mate of mine and he said, all the guys i work with they absolutely ripped me mercilessly about the band, your band is rubbish, you will never get anywhere, then one day we were working away, listening to an old transistor radio, relax comes cracking through and i said, this is our record, and suddenly we were not this rubbish band any more, we were taken a bit more seriously, it was on radio 1. interesting times. it seems bizarre in hindsight, radioi seems bi...

In which we conducted our relationship with beijing at the time was professional, it was diplomatic, it was hardline, but we also managed to preserve the overall balance of the relationship. since then, of course, xi jinping has had a much greater period of time in office, he has become far more assertive than he was in the past and the australian government — the conservative governments response to the chinese has from time to time been measured, but at other times, frankly, has been rhetori...

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Downing street has criticised comments made by hungarian prime minister viktor 0rban as borisjohnson prepares to meet him today. mr 0rban spoke about muslim invaders and described migrants as a poison, prompting number 10 to call out the comments as divisive and wrong ahead of his arrival. the british government says it condemns the remarks, but insists that cooperation with hungary is vital for britains properity and security. mr 0rbans will be only the second european union leader to hold talk...

Out there. lovely to see you, thank i you very much. i am so excited about the sun. scientists have created an artificial intelligence screening tool which can detect signs of coronavirus, by the sound of someones cough. researchers, led by the university of essex say the programme was 98% accurate in spotting those who had the infection. our science correspondent, richard westcott has more. coughing one key to controlling covid is a quick test to see whos got it. this is the sound of our non—...

Mr 0rban spoke about "muslim invaders" and described migrants as "a poison", prompting number 10 to call out the comments as "divisive and wrong" ahead of his arrival. the british government says it condemns the remarks, but insists that cooperation with hungary is "vital for britains properity and security". mr 0rban will be only the second european union leader to hold talks with borisjohnson since brexit. we can now speak to marton gergely, editor of hvg — the biggest independent economic a...

Lets talk now to this mornings gp — drwilliam bird. good morning to you. you have been with us through many, many months of the pandemic and im curious now, as we enter this next stage, people are thinking about easing of restrictions, that date is looming very close. and now the indian variant is rising at quite a significant rate. can you give us an insight as to what you make of what you are seeing? i insight as to what you make of what you are seeing?— you are seeing? i was very optimist...

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Next five years and to carry out operations not at local hospitals, but at dedicated hubs. that way, these hubs would still function even if there was another wave of covid, or indeed another pandemic. the college argues people are willing to travel further if it means surgeries happen sooner. tim mitchell is an ear, nose and throat surgeon and is the vice president of the royal college of surgeons in england. good morning to you. can we look first of all at your own area, ear, nose and throat s...

Pressure continues on englands health secreatry, matt hancock, over the deaths of care home residents in the pandemic. it comes after the prime ministers former adviser, dominic cummings, accused him of lying in late—march 2020 about care home residents being tested for covid before leaving hospital. mr hancock says the allegations are unsubstantiated and untrue. he says ministers "worked as hard" as they could to place a "protective shield" around care homes. nadra ahmed is the head of the na...