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About what brexit would do. theyve got the deal, the tariff free and quota free deal with the eu. crucially, youve got quite a bit of money for the government for this, not a lot of subsidies, especially to pay for all of those electricity it takes to build those batteries. this is a major send—up than we expected, but if you are in the northeast, it looks like if the deal goes through, youre will be safe, and that is very good news indeed. it is year with the government will want to be highli...

20. here is the weather front on friday, trying to make inroads against this area of low pressure. it will be a bit cloudier on friday than we are looking at on thursday. here is the weather front coming in bringing patchy light rain from the west heading towards the east. it is the north—east of scotland and the south—east of england which will hang on to the brightest and driest conditions. we could squeeze out 20 somewhere in the south east. temperatures rising over the next few days. int...

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Were investing billions in that, and although were moving - in the right direction, _ were being asked to speed this up. ive been speaking to shell over the last few days, and theyve been telling me they are making efforts. they dont believe the court is the right place for this, but there is no doubt this verdict could set off many more around the world as campaigners see that their battle to protect the planet can also take place in courts just like this. energy executives globally were watchi...

Labour and the shuttle health secretary. he is essentially trying to force matt hancock to parliament tomorrow to answer a lot of these very serious allegations that dominic cummings is made. this is going to going today does make ill going to going today does make ill go on for many days. of the trauma will continue. go on for many days. of the trauma will continue.— will continue. how did you feel about the _ will continue. how did you feel about the fact _ will continue. how did you feel ab...

The women were seen as a baby supply chain, unworthy of dignity or respect. some birth mothers have cast doubt on the legality of the adoption consent forms they had to sign. that is reflected in this letter from an adoption hearing, which quotes the judge saying he was doubtful about the validity of thejp or magistrates signature on the consent form. i was lucky. i had really good parents. many children born to unmarried mothers did end up in loving families. rachel langham was taken to live in...

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This is bbc news. im shaun ley. the headlines at eight: dominic cummings gives explosive evidence to parliament, claiming the governments initial response to the pandemic was inadequate and complacent, with terrible consequences. he also criticised the delay to an inquiry into the pandemic. senior ministers, senior officials, senior advisers like me fell disastrously short of the standards that the public has a right to expect. when the public needed us most, the government failed. mr cummings a...

Just wonder if there is, there i say, a taste issue here. absolutely. i think thats what it comes down to. out of the set of rampages can think its interesting that there was so much in dominic cummings testimony today and some papers have gone overboard with that, but i think the mirror and the guardian in their headlines have both centred on what i think is a key thing for me, which as we are talking about a pandemic in which, you know, well over 100,000 people have, almost 150,000 people, hav...

Have been fired". and he described failures right from the start of the pandemic, saying "there was no lockdown plan". our first report is from our political editor, laura kuenssberg, on revelations that give us a glimpse into the heart of government during the pandemic. reality or revenge? delving back into troubled recent history. dominic cummings�*s day to give his version of events. a verdict of failure. and an apology for his part. failure. and an aolo: for his art. ,, ., and an apology f...