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Of england that inflation will hit the double digits. this is something that many people have not experienced before. it looks inevitable _ experienced before. it looks inevitable that _ experienced before. it looks inevitable that inflation - experienced before. it looks inevitable that inflation will| experienced before. it looks- inevitable that inflation will make the double digits, and the financial times— the double digits, and the financial times reports that the increase in costs _ tim...

"act of brutality". his attacker was a former member of the japanese navy. the labour leader sir keir starmer and his deputy angela rayner have been cleared by durham police of breaking lockdown rules. the force was looking into an event last april during election campaigning, when sir keir was pictured drinking a beer in the office of another labour mp. hed promised to resign if he was fined. at the time, indoor socialising between different households was banned but the police have said there ...

From football at the age of 30. the former arsenal midfielder burst on to the scene making his debut for the club atjust 16. he went on to make 197 appearances for the gunners and win two fa cups. however, injuries and form have seen him struggle in recent years and in an instagram post, he said his career had been "slipping away in recent times." he retires having won 3a caps for england. thats all the sport for now. i will have more for you later. lets go back to the news that keir starmer and...

Put forward a bit but we do understand in the background, there are others who are seriously considering putting bids together, shoring up support among conservative mps, like the current chancellor, nadhim zahawi, and also the transport secretary grant shapps in the foreign secretary liz truss as well. durham police have announced that the labour leader, sir keir starmer, and his deputy, angela rayner, will not be fined for breaking lockdown rules while campaigning last year. it follows a polic...

Both men had denied any wrongdoing and said the money was a belated payment for platinis advisory work for fifa. let me bring you up—to—date with the headlines so far this hour. the former chancellor, rishi sunak, enters the race to be the next leader of the conservative party and prime minister. durham police clear sir keir starmer of breaking lockdown rules. hed pledged to resign if fined. he said it was a meal necessary for his work on a campaign visit. the labour leader says his party is...

But, at the same time, his critics say that it resulted in a very frosty relationship betweenjapan and south korea and china and so on. also, recently, hes been criticised for being too close to vladimir putin when he was the prime minister, of course, way before russias invasion of ukraine took place. but ever since then, mr abe has been talking about increasing military spending. and shortly after he says that, you hear the current administration talk about it, so you can see how influential h...

Hello again. a very good afternoon to you. this is bbc news with me, ben brown. the headlines: the former chancellor rishi sunak has launched his bid to become the next leader of the conservative party and prime minister. durham police clear sir keir starmer of breaking lockdown rules. hed pledged to resign if fined. the labour leader says his party is now ready for an election. tributes pour in from around the world forjapans former prime minister shinzo abe, who has been assassinated while del...

Of can you get rid of him and replace him with someone else to be the stand—in? or can you do something about the rules for electing his successor? yeah, and theres a big argument about that today. i think in the end, where thats likely to conclude is that conservative mps do have the power to get rid of a conservative leader. theyve proved that in the end. constitutionally, they dont actually have the power to get rid of a prime minister, unless they are willing to back the opposition parties...

Tomorrow morning on the today programme youre going to talk about this owen patterson thing. i was like, what owen patterson thing? and that was the first kind of brewing of the fact that the government was going to try and change the rules about how mps were disciplined for breaking the rules. and that actually is probably when the real rot really crept in. and i remember thinking that wednesday morning, have they gone from like quaffing champagne in the hotel on tuesday night to actually, this...

Their— do. i will not do that. they make their decisions and i respect them. here _ their decisions and i respect them. here they— their decisions and i respect them. here they came to a clear decision that there — here they came to a clear decision that there was no case to answer. i was always— that there was no case to answer. i was always confident the rules were not broken — was always confident the rules were not broken, they have come to a clear— not broken, they have come to ...