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Not recommend going around smelling sweat. lets look at some other interesting stories inside. i think this is great. this is from the observer. its a video game but his bearing sales of real—life tractors so it appears that farmers is playing farming simulator to try to test out the machinery —— its spurring. if they like to feel online of a combine harvester they go and buy a real thing. online of a combine harvester they go and buya realthing.i online of a combine harvester they go and ...

We decided that rowies is another name for a battery. a breakfast role thats basically made of butter. —— butterie. perfect for that, the sustenance involved. an amazing journey and incredible scenery. 16 minutes past six. lets take a look at this mornings papers. the mail on sunday leads with the prime ministers proposals to tackle anti—social behaviour, reporting that victims and local residents will have a say in how offenders are punished. the observer claims that some tory mps agreed ...

Looking for alternatives. what will be announced are two military site in england, used to house migrants. they will have a capacity of between 1500 people and 2000 people, the new arrivals. they are expected to announce the use of ferries, as other temporary floating accommodation. there have been negotiations with ports, but we might not go where they are for a few weeks. the idea behind the policy is a big shift from hotels to a move to what they are describing as more rudimentary accommodati...

Strip—searched. the observer has a story that has caused red faces in the tory party, a sting where mps are of a £10,000 a day to work for a fake company. the tabloids, a mixed bag, the potential first minister kate forbes is on the front page of the mail in scotland. and the governments promised blitz on anti—social behaviour is on the sunday express. but lets talk about our panel about the bigger picture of what is going on in the country, inflation going up by surprise, interest rates go...

And lets make it about the people who arent committing the murders, the people who are, you know, doing these high—profile crimes. lets make it about the little people, the small people, you know, and just enjoy being in their company. how do you find it now when you sort of look in on as an observer from the outside, policing — and particularly, i guess, when you see, like in the last few days, policing in the news. weve had this report, havent we, from louise casey, the baroness who was lo...

Being in their company. how do you find it now when you sort of look in on as an observer from the outside, policing — and particularly, i guess, when you see, like in the last few days, policing in the news. weve had this report, havent we, from louise casey, the baroness who was looking into the met police and the culture and standards there. how do you, i dont know, sort of weigh that up, considerthat, ponder that when you see it now as an outsider, but someone who spent so long on the insi...

But wouldnt you know it, according to federal prosecutors, nearly 5,000 americans actually followed the advice on this thing and texted that number, texted hillary to that number, presumably thinking that is how they were casting their vote in 2016. and thats how their hillary clinton vote would be recorded. and because nearly 5,000 people did that, there are now criminal charges associated with that fake meme. prosecutors contend that that is criminal voter suppression. i mean, as an observer h...

Charges associated with that fake meme. prosecutors contend that that is criminal voter suppression. i mean, as an observer here, honestly, thats how you would teach the concept of voter suppression to second graders, right? so its not hard to see why this became a criminal case, but now it is. today in federal court in the eastern district of new york, which is federal court in brooklyn, the right-wing activist who created and disseminated that fake ad to try to help donald trump, that ad and o...

Intentionally, or recklessly. mrjohnson is making the argument in his submission that it was neither, that he asked his aides on several occasions whether the rules had been followed and when he went to parliament he was acting in good faith. but this row has trundled on for months and months. there are many who think that mrjohnson should have known more and it should have been far clearer to him when he appeared before mps in december 2021 that those rules had been broken and he should have ma...

On this show but i have to ask tonight, how would an indictment effect i the 2024 race? trump is not just a former president, he is the front runner that raise. who better to ask than a lon time observer of presidents an chief white house corresponden from the new york times pete baker thanks for coming back o the show, peter. politically, do you buy th argument from some of hi supporters as well as people like elon musk that an indictment would help trump in electoral terms, in terms of garneri...