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Who is from the organisation, claddag, campaign group for disabled leaseholders who lives in birmingham in a flat with unsafe cladding. we are going to talk to more people this afternoon here so do join us if you can. now its time for a look at the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello, there. the heat and humidity will be rising over the next few days for some, but not for all of us across the uk. its always cloudier and cooler with some outbreaks of rain towards the north and the west, and its...

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Could have higher pay because we would be producing more, but gdp growth has been flat, productivity growth has been flat, productivity growth is really weak. as a consequence four or 6% pay growth is either going to be seen in lower profits are higher prices and i think in practice, a lot of it may well be seeing higher prices. hosp well be seeing higher prices. how challenging _ well be seeing higher prices. how challenging is _ well be seeing higher prices. how challenging is it, _ well be se...

Ran, went through, i got on the phone with this guy and explained to him where i was and which floor i was and how long i was waiting there. shortly after he told me, 0k, somebody is coming to get you very soon. a few minutes after, somebody knocked on the door, came in, they gave me instructions, i repeated to them what they said to me in order to understand properly and then we left the flat. within a couple of minutes, we went downstairs, i was blind because i had a wet towel over my head and...

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Going to talk _ the survivors and bereaved. we are going to talk to _ the survivors and bereaved. we are going to talk to a _ the survivors and bereaved. we are going to talk to a woman _ the survivors and bereaved. we are going to talk to a woman who i the survivors and bereaved. we are going to talk to a woman who lives| going to talk to a woman who lives in an unsafe flat in birmingham in a moment. what does justice look like to you? moment. what does ustice look like to ou? , ., , ., to you?...

Her close family trapped. abdulaziz el—wa habi, his wife, faouzia, their children, yasin, nur hada and mehdi. theyd all left and they were sent back up. so they were sent back up. they were sent back into the flat. and then by the time then, i could see it was there and they basically said that they were told to stay put. mehdi was acutely distressed, my nephew, so he was eight. and my brotherjust said to me, "its going to be ok", because he wanted me to reassure his son that it was going to b...

Of the flat, barely do anything at all. and also, not knowing when it was going to end. so that was probably the hardest time ive ever been through. after i had been ill for a few months, i then got depressed, you know, quite understandably. and, yeah, that was really hard. did it change your view? because you went on to be in charge of the benefits system, went on to be secretary of state for work and pensions. was there a bit of that experience that you always carried, maybe still carry with y...

Think you both so much. thats it for the papers this hour. the papers will be back again tomorrow evening with the times radio presenter calum macdonald, and kate maltby, whos a columnist for the i newspaper. dojoin us then if you can, but for now, goodnight. hello, im marc edwards with your sport. we start with cricket — where england have given themselves the sniff of a chance of victory in the second test, thanks to some late wickets on the fourth day at trent bridge. joe root had earlier h...

Hello, im marc edwards with your sport. we start with cricket — where england have given themselves the sniff of a chance of victory in the second test, thanks to some late wickets on the fourth day at trent bridge. joe root had earlier hit 176 as england, like the tourists, made over 500 in theirfirst innings as the contest stretches tantalisingly into the fifth day. —— like the new zealanders. patrick 6eary rounds up the action for us. joe root runs — words that are neverfar away from ...