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Centre in the population, and it might be stopped very soon. There is no sign of fuel. I have talked to some localjournalists and they said we havent noticed any movement. Fuel is what people need, it is what hamas is having to give 50 dual nationals and civilian hostages if they allow the fuel. We understand from sources there is serious talks about releasing the hostages, and in Exchange Israel reduces its Military Pressure on the south area, and also without the fuel this hospital will be shu...

Beating conservative candidate susan hall on 33 . Elsewhere, in the last few hours, labour have secured victories in greater manchester, where andy burnham was re elected with over 60 of the vote share, and in west yorkshire, where mayor tracy babin also won re election. Well bring you the remaining results as and when they happen. Lets speak to reem ibrahim, who is a young conservative and political commentator, and Communications Officer at the institute of economic affairs. And Communications...

This programme contains some Strong Language and some discriminatory language. Election night fever, as bbc gets ready to bring you the results of the last big vote before the General Election. Will it be boom time for starmer . Or will it be doom time for sunak . The bbc� s Election Programme kicks off in an hours time. You can see just a few of their many live points warming up. With a pick� n� mix of votes under the count tonight, to discuss them well be joined by the chair of the labou...

page 80 sorry paragraph 84, you address the issue of what a reasonable excuse might be. the first point you make is that the regulations themselves contained list of reasonable excuses but they werent the same in the different countries of the uk. 0bviously werent the same in the different countries of the uk. obviously a problem for you. it countries of the uk. obviously a problem for you.— countries of the uk. obviously a problem for you. it was i think even further than — proble...

The government is expected to publish the Brexit Strategy in an hours time. The white paper will set out its priorities for negotiations with the European Union after Parliament Takes the First Step Towards britain leaving the union, as mps vote overwhelmingly in favour of triggering article 50. Last night mps voted 498 to 114 in favour of approving legislation which gives the Prime Minister the power to start negotiations with european leaders. 47 labour mps, one in five, voted against the bill...

The Labour party seems unwilling to engage with the concerns of private schools that its plans to impose VAT on their fees if it wins the next election will harm vulnerable pupils. That is disappointing, but consistent with a policy that appears to be driven by resentment and class envy rather than rational calculation.

Abolition of university tuition fees – gone. A tax on the tech giants – gone. Nationalisation of key privatised utilities – gone. Ending the charitable status of private education – gone. A higher top rate of income tax – gone. Scrapping the House of Lords – gone. Rejoining the EU’s single market – gone.

The Trinidad and Tobago Guardian is the longest running daily newspaper in the country, marking its centenary in 2017. The paper started life as the Trinidad Guardian on Sunday 2nd September 1917 by the newly formed Trinidad Publishing Company Limited.

Doing everything we can as an organisation and taking swift action where allegations emerge of unacceptable behaviour to suspend mps and let this process take its course and investigate them properly and go through what should be the proper mechanisms to stam up out this kind of behaviour and change culture over the long—term, and as i say, there is more to do, but this is completely unacceptable to hear about allegations of this kind and we are determined to face them down. the last time you ...

Italian autonomist Sergio Bologna discusses the rise of Nazism and its relationship to the German working class.