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Economy and that attack on the u.s. gas pipeline. first, good news in the fight against covid. case numbers are at their lowest since last september. also going down, the number of daily vaccinations. now below 2 million for the first time since march. you have several states turning away vaccine supply since the demand is dropping. wisconsin, for example, has asked the federal government for just 8% of its allocated doses for the coming week. those extra doses will be given to other states th...

State opening of parliament and the government was to bring forward some of its legislative hands to the next session of parliament. this bill was even more radical than may have given the impression just in the headline. there is talk and there about running a pilot programme will beget 20% off a cost of homes which is one of the conservatives most popular policies which was written about which effectively if you rented your castle house you could buy and buy at a discount. what are the things ...

Consensus on the opposition, however, clearly, circular starmer is in a position where he has to somehow tie up these loose ends, regroup from is about the different parts of his party together. —— kier starmer. with a lot of infighting. i mean, you think you have your opposition on the other side of the house, but clearly, it is a fractured opposition at the moment, hence these debates about where angela rayner should go. because the minute he did come it was leaked that she would be going ...

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Hug one another. same lead story for the express — the papers says that the prime minister intends the unlocking to be cautious but "irreversible". so lets begin. tony, caroline, thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us. lets go to you caroline, the front page of the guardian, as with so many front pages this evening, understandably talking about circular starmer, the issues that —— circular starmer, the issues that —— circular starmer, the issues that —— circular starme...

Which similarly explored the mysteries of memory. as with his greek weird wave compatriots yorgos lanthimos and athina rachel tsangari, nikou balances profundity with absurdism, along with a hilarious potted synopsis of james camerons titanic thats worth the ticket price alone. apples is on curzon home cinema now and then in cinemas when they reopen. ill leave you with news of charlatan, a biographical drama from polish director agnieszka holland, whose impressive cv includes such oscar—nomina...

To what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are parliamentaryjournalist tony grew and journalist and broadcaster caroline frost. happy to see you both. tomorrows front pages, starting with... "starmer�*s leadership in crisis" is the guardians front page as the labour leader reshuffles his top team. the paper says a plan to demote angela rayner was derailed and led to hours of negotiations. same story on the front page of the i, which reports anneliese dodds is being replaced by ra...

Britain a brighterfuture after his government was buoyed by historic election results across the country. the sunday times gives more details — it says borisjohnson is to layout plans in the queen s speech for a historic rejection of traditional free—market economics, promising to bring jobs and skills direct to red wall areas so people can thrive where they grew up. and the sunday mirror says sun—seeking brits face paying £960 on covid tests 7 for a family of four — more than the cost ...