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Questions. raises a question about whether— questions. raises a question about whether there needs to be a public inquiry— whether there needs to be a public inquiry into— whether there needs to be a public inquiry into what has gone on because _ inquiry into what has gone on because it seems to be allegedly systemic— because it seems to be allegedly systemic problems going back in the service _ systemic problems going back in the service over a number of years and happening — service ...

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With me arejo phillips and nigel nelson, political editor of the people and the sunday mirror. tomorrows front pages. starting with. .. the observer leads with partygate and the imminent sue gray report — claiming that the prime minister is expected to "sacrifice" the head of the civil service, simon case, when it is released. the conservatives are threatening an attack on transport and education unions — thats according the sunday telegraph, which says the government is poised to draw up la...

Election, so that we can move forward and continue to protect and expand democracy in a state, in a country where every citizen deserves to know that their vote counts regardless of where they live or who they vote for. >> your opponent, christina karamo said in the past she felt as an overseer in 2020, an observer, she had seen some election irregularities. she said actually you should go to jail. she accused you of election corruption, awe know. what are the conversations happening right now o...

Federal judiciary says, it doesnt matter if its 63 federal courts that say it. it doesnt matter if theres no evidence. if my side doesnt win, then the election outcome is illegitimate. this is something, again, something new in 2016. and something new in 2020. its also, again, now, its in 2022, the fact that we have candidates and voters across america that have as much contempt for madisonian democracy that have as much contempt for american democracy framed in the constitution that have as muc...

Forward and galvanize. >> al, our poll, it is still advantage republicans. you can see it in the polls. but wow, has the abortion decision suddenly given life to the democratic coalition. you can see that if it indeed happens, it might level or get closer to leveling the playing field. >> yeah, i think a question i ask myself is that gender equal, you know, the abortion issue, is it age driven? is it a top issue for some people? especially those over 50. having said all of that, theres so much p...

This is the legacy of austerity in the 2010s— this is the legacy of austerity in the 2010s. , ., ., . the 2010s. yes, the private finance initiative the 2010s. yes, the private finance initiative is — the 2010s. yes, the private finance initiative is ancient _ the 2010s. yes, the private finance initiative is ancient history. - the 2010s. yes, the private finance initiative is ancient history. this - initiative is ancient history. this is a classic whitehall battle. if you want to pick sides...

One comes to me from new delhi, reporting on a conversation that took place in the highest levels of independent yajs government. the topic -- how to make sure the u.s. can never do to india what it has just done to russia. the second from brussels, where staff at the european commission have been tasked even with working with washington on the sanctions to find ways to reduce the role of the dollar in its energy imports. the third, a shrewd observer of china speculated the overly severe lockdow...

Did you hello and welcome to our look ahead at what the papers for bringing us tomorrow. with me... with me... journalist and author shyama perera and lawyer and broadcaster andrew kidd. back to them in a moment, first tomorrows front pages, starting with... the observer says many school buildings in england are now in such disrepair they are now a �*risk to life — according to internal government documents leaked to the paper. the express says chancellor rishi sunak has promised that he wil...