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A grip on inflation. and that should be everybodys priority because thats the thing thats going to erode everyones living standards. the two things, rishi, that you havent realised is, i know you know that people are going to need more help this autumn but, actually, people need help now. tax cuts are there to let - people keep more of their own money so that they can deal with inflation and cost - of living issues. thats why we do it. its not so that we can cut public services, i and there are ...

The best way to help everyone, the best way to make sure that they have money in their pocket is to get a grip on inflation, and that should be everybodys priority. because that is the thing thats going to a road eve ryones living standards. two things, rishi, that you havent realised, is i know you know people are going to need more help this autumn, but actually people need help now. tax cuts are there to let people keep more of their own moneyl so that they can deal with inflation and cost of...

Im not the legacy candidate. but the choice at this election is who can be trusted to grip. this moment and get things done. - now is not the time for a continuity of our current economic policy. applause. time is up! the question, of course, whos gonna win? it is 6:10am. a british man paul urey who was held by russian—backed separatists in ukraine has died in detention. paul urey, originally from warrington, was detained in april and accused of being a mercenary. officials from the group said...

Applause. this was a tussle for economic credibility. i have done two things. one is on raising income thresholds in line with inflation. but also, yes, i have said that i will halve vat on fuel at the pump. the best way to help everyone, the best way to make sure that they have money in their pocket, is to get a grip on inflation. and that should be everybodys priority because thats the thing thats going to erode everyones living standards. the two things, rishi, that you havent realised is i k...

Minister is in the checkers this weekend and i understand he will be hosting a private party as well tomorrow at chequers as well for some of his supporters. ben tomorrow at chequers as well for some of his supporters. tim bale is a professor of politics at queen mary university. he gave me his reaction to last nights debate. it was interesting to see the candidates put through their paces, because to be honest, many of us hadnt really seen a great deal of them before now on live television. and...

Be because we have to focus on the most immediate and gravest threat that we face right now, which is vladimir putin. not mbs. >> you know, there are democrats that have been critical of the president and that is one of them is congress adam schiff, he tweeted this, if we ever needed a visual reminder of the continuing grip that oil rich autocrats have on u.s. policy we got it today, one fist bump is worth a thousand words. what is your sense of how the gesture is playing in the region as a whol...

About people like josh hawley, ted cruz. theres been coverage this week about trumps grip on the gop and it is softening. who cares? who cares? these people who are waiting in the wings, the josh hawleys, the ted cruz is, they are like trump two point oh. updated, bogs fixed. they are the same proto-fascists. they are a little bit cooler. they are a little bit more under the radar about it. >> that is the scary thing, right? even their slate of candidates, how are people like this running? i wan...

Historic city understory asleep hot and dry. but this summer already looks hotter than usual. the country is in the grip of a second wreck done that heatwave of recent weeks. for many of the tourists who come here, temperatures in the mid— 40s celsius, the shock. we mid- 40s celsius, the shock. we are from mid— 405 celsius, the shock. - are from denmark, mid— 40s celsius, the shock. - are from denmark, mother me too ——to heart. are from denmark, mother me too "to heart-— --to heart. ...

And caused damage across southern europe. dozens of fires have broken out in portugal, including near the city of coimbra — killing at least one person. meanwhile, the city of badajoz in spain endured temperatures of 44 degrees with the countrys meteorological agency saying some regions were "suffocating". further north in france, a wildfire ripped through vast areas of pine trees south of bordeaux and many bastille day celebrations had to be cancelled. the spanish region of andalusia has endu...

—— a3 degrees. further north, in france, a wildfire ripped through vast areas of pine trees south of bordeaux and many bastille day celebrations had to be cancelled. the spanish region of andalusia has endured some of the hottest temperatures, including the city of cordoba, from where our correspondent guy hedgecoe reports. bell tolls. the people of cordoba know all about heat. situated in the guadalquivir valley in southern spain, summers in this historic city are notoriously hot and dry. b...