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Could fuel inflation. rishi sunak is reported to be facing pressure from cabinet colleagues to accept recommendations by pay review bodies and make awards of at least 6%. were joined now by sonia sodha who is a columnist and chief leader writer at the observer, as well as political editor at the financial times, george parker. good morning to you both. it will be a big week again, a lot of scrutiny about public sector pay right now. but it really seems to be an issue thatis but it really seems t...

Yeah, i think its been an important role for us to play. >> youre also pretty politically astute observer. there is the presidential race happening right now. donald trump, people, thank some say, is the easiest person for joe biden to run against. what do you think about that? >> well, -- >> the easiest potential republican nominee i should say. >> i think theres something to be said about that. the dynamics of these change from day today. i think that governor desantis has made some very large...

Youngest woman and the youngest latino to serve in congress. she became a progressive voice people looked to for guidance and reaction both in the capital building and across the country. i got to chat with her recently about how she made accountability a key part of her mission as an elected official. here is a part of the conversation. >> so you are in the minority in congress for the first time since you were elected. it seems like you are having fun being a bit of an agitator. are you enjoyi...

But they may also, as one russian observer who pretty much knows a lot said, maybe they are just allowing him to wrap up his affairs before the government begin to take him over. >> what do you think is going on? >> it is bizarre, anderson. jill summed it up really well. but what we have to remember is this guy is the head of a global terrorist organization. it isnt just his actions inside of ukraine and the recent actions in russia that have caused some conundrums for mr. putin. he has still ha...

To the civilian population. and so dont have anything more to share beyond that. but certainly we are certainly we are monitoring things very closely. speaking outside the un security council chamber, ambassador riyad mansour, the permanent observer of palestine at the un, condemned israels actions injenin. its a horrific situation. its a barbaric situation by the israeli occupying forces in which they used aircrafts. they used the large number of forces and inventories and mechanized units to a...

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App. as privacy experts celebrate the trend, governments are increasingly concerned. but why? because its our clever this secure technology is. lets say that i am the server of an internet company and these people are trying to send messages. some readable information of an internet is a pretty bad idea. anyone that intercepts messages could read them so these days all information we share over the internet is encrypted which means its scrambled and therefore protected from eyes. the note locked...

The observer is leading with an investigation by the paper, which has found that two—thirds of englands biggest water companies employ key executives who had previously worked for ofwat, the watchdog tasked with regulating them. the bbc news website is reporting comments from the head of the cia, who says the war in ukraine is having a "corrosive" effect on vladimir putins leadership of russia. he made the remarks while delivering the annual lecture at the ditchley foundation, held in the uk. ...

Theres the cricket world cup to come in october... but the west indies, for the first time in the tournaments history wont be there. they were playing scotland in a super six qualifying match in harare — and needed to win to stay in the running. but were 181 all out from just under 44 overs. the scots reached that total with six overs to spare. matthew cross hit the winning runs as his side completed a seven wicket victory scotland need to beat zimbabwe on tuesday, and netherlands on thursday ...

Wholl miss out for the first time. they were playing scotland in a super six qualifying match in harare and needed to win to stay in the running, but were 181 all out from just under 44 overs. the scots reached that total with six overs to spare. matthew cross hit the winning runs as his side completed a seven—wicket victory. scotland need to beat zimbabwe on tuesday, and netherlands on thursday if theyre to reach the world cup... so lets get more on the significant of that lose for west india...