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End _ and i did speak to the gp in the end but— and i did speak to the gp in the end. but sometimes, i think some things. _ end. but sometimes, i think some things. the — end. but sometimes, i think some things, the gp cannot diagnose without— things, the gp cannot diagnose without actually seeing the patient. and if— without actually seeing the patient. and if people are not vocal, maybe they cant — and if people are not vocal, maybe they cant get their point across to their— they c...

Owners. but they are also big business in the uk. the market was worth £5 billion, that is even before covid. it is set to grow even more. of course it got a big boost during the pandemic. more pets means more food sales. pets at home say they sold half £1 billion worth of pet food in the past year. it is not just food either. 60% of owners have been splashing the cash and accessories. sales of leads and bedding went up by 50%. we make a range of accessories for dogs. _ we make a range of acce...

Package of support such as kayleigh has now and we cannot tolerate another decade of this just being ignored when the solutions are readily at hand. just over 2000 people still living in institutions that you would rather not see them living an. how many people have been resettled with that sort of care package that she has? ~ , ., ., ., , has? we understand from the latest data from the _ has? we understand from the latest data from the department _ has? we understand from the latest data from ...

This is bbc news — im sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. scores are feared dead after a boat carrying around 200 people — mainly women and children — sinks in north—west nigeria. a landmark dealfor uber as it agrees to recognise a trade union for the very first time. president biden tells his intelligence agencies to step up their investigation into the origins of covid—19. villarreal beat manchester united in the europa league final —...

For the first time, someone who was involved in making the decisions during this crisis has come to that conclusion in public. a claim the governments always disputed or tried to ignore, but one day will have to answer in full. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, westminster. our political correspondent rob watson has more on why mr cummings testimony was so significant. it was an astonishing seven hours, astonishing because of the breadth, if you like, of dominic cummings critique. and because of cours...

Of australias coal production. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. we start in the uk. tens of thousands of people died needlessly from coronavirus — thats the claim of the former chief adviser to the british prime minister, borisjohnson. dominic cummings told members of parliament he believed the government had been guilty of disastrous failings. he described mrjohnson as unfit for thejob, and said he heard the prime minister say hed rather see "bodies pile high" th...

In australia, a judge has dismissed what couldve been a landmark case, brought by eight teenagers and a nun trying to stop the expansion of australias coal production. the young people behind the case are the organisers of australias school strike 4 climate campaign, which marched in sydney last week. the case in melbourne targeted the planned expansion of a coal mine in new south wales. butjustice bromberg has dismissed an injunction, on the grounds there was not enough evidence. our australia ...

Welcome to hardtalk, im stephen sackur. now, this has to be one of the most distinctive museum spaces in the world, the main hall of the natural history museum in london. for more than a century, this space was dominated by the vast skeleton of dippy, the diplodocus dinosaur. but dippy has gone, to be replaced by hope, the blue whale. and that is perhaps a symbol of this museums desire to focus not so much on the deep past and more on the fragility of our planet today. my guest is museum directo...

Thats a weather front that will be with us through the day tomorrow but it should stay dry on friday. there willjust be more cloud around than on thursday. some brightness, some spells of sunshine coming through at times and high pressure keeps us dry or mostly dry as we head through the weekend. only a small chance of a shower again and highs of 20 or 21 degrees. im back in an hour. now though its back to naga and charlie. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munche...

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