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Revenue, down more than £10 million. but it meant that in some areas such as the palace picture gallery, work was able to proceed without interruption. for the queen, who had herfirst face—to—face audience with the prime minister yesterday since march of last year, it should mean that the palace is ready to receive visitors again in time for her platinum jubilee next year. nicholas witchell, bbc news. the government is expected to announce tighter controls on the advertising of unhealthy fo...

To rise, as well. interesting, good to talk to you, tobias. _ ee is introducing extra charges for new customers using their mobile phones in europe from january. its the first uk operator to introduce the charges since the brexit trade deal was signed at the end of december. anyonejoining or upgrading from the 7th ofjuly will be charged a flat fee of £2 a day in 47 european destinations. the irish ministerfor foreign affairs simon coveney has said he is hopeful of progress later this week on ex...

To grips with this, setting up specific long covid clinics. the survey found long covid was more common in older people but more research is being done, with the government committing £50 million towards the study in the hope of improving the treatments available. matt graveling, bbc news. the climate change committee, which advises borisjohnson, has accused the uk prime minister of failing to live up to his rhetoric on cutting carbon emissions. the independent body praised him for "remarkable"...

That will oversee the counting process, absentee voting, application requests, having to have an i.d. with the county process required, who will get to count the ballots, how it is counted, and what are the results? so the election boards are critical to that process and so you will see that this could be a lop-sided decision they can process and implementation. election laws. >> thank you both very much for starting off our discussion tonight. thank you. joining us now, jonathan alter, politi...

Application requests, having to have an i.d.. with the counting process that is required. who will get to count the ballots. how it is counted, and what are the results? so, the election boards are critical through that process and so you will see that this could be a long sided decision-making process and implementation of the election laws. >> helen butler and nsé ufot, thank you both very much for starting off our discussion tonight. >> thank you. joining us now is a columnist from the daily...

Deliberation. and then our governor signed it under painting one of the last implementations in georgia where humans were held captive, just in case there was any doubt about the sort of motivation behind the bill that they signed. and this is only one of the ways in which the republicans are trying to take a sledgehammer to our elections infrastructure and replace their will for the will of georgia voters. >> helen butler, how is this going to change the next election? >> the next election -- o...

Is no evidence available that these extended unemployment benefits, $300 a week in many places said that theyre keeping people home. now they say they dont know. >> the benefits, are they doing the right thing or the wrong thing? >> we have continued to implement or continuing to advocate to implement these unemployment benefits for the remainder of their tenure, which is just a couple of months. we dont actually know because the data doesnt exist what the implementation of the impact in these s...

Different leaders. the incumbent prime minister and the former president. the choice between them also means choice between them also means choice of policy implementation. the president is a personalfriend of implementation. the president is a personal friend of russia pos met president putin and once even closer ties with russia. forthe once even closer ties with russia. for the foreign minister on the other hand, he wanted to create a good relationship with russia but looked towards the west ...

With the government, more demands, and that will mean more instability and itjust shows really once again how precarious power sharing can be at stormont. this might be a simplistic question but, given edwin poots was leader of the dup, why was he not himself first minister? that was his decision. it did cause some surprise. but when he stood in the leadership contest following the ousting of arlene foster as party leader and first minister, he made it clear if he became leader he wanted to rema...

To remain as agriculture minister. part of his reasoning was as the agriculture minister he has some control over the ports and has a part to play in terms of the implementation of the northern ireland protocol. that is the big issue facing unionism at the moment in northern ireland, the brexit irish sea border. edwin poots wanted to stay on as agriculture minister and so he decided to split that role. a majority of the party voted for him as leader and went along with that idea. three weeks on,...