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Public disquiet. why were doing these test, it seems like the regime abroad is strict domestically. this will be a welcome change for many people. will be a welcome change for many --eole. a, ., ., will be a welcome change for many n-eole. . . people. okay. natalie, welcome back. you can take — people. okay. natalie, welcome back. you can take a — people. okay. natalie, welcome back. you can take a up _ people. okay. natalie, welcome back. you can take a up front _ people. okay. natalie, wel...

Insurance hike is going to be massive~ _ insurance hike is going to be massive. if your earning around £30.000 — massive. if your earning around £30,000 youre paying £250 extra year. — £30,000 youre paying £250 extra year. whether that will cause a breakdown for families remains to be seen _ breakdown for families remains to be seen it_ breakdown for families remains to be seen. it might not hear those individual_ seen. it might not hear those individual stories but it could be true, _ ...

Bringing us tomorrow. with me are natalie fahy, shes the senior editor for nottingham post, derby telegraph and lincolnshire echo, and im alsojoined byjoe mayes who is a uk politics reporterfor bloomberg. tomorrows front pages. starting with the observer, which says coronavirus vaccinations for 12 to 15—year—olds could start in two weeks time. well they say borisjohnson is set to announce the plans next week, with jabs starting in schools by the 22nd september. the express is also looking at...

Priti patel has been accused of breaking lobbying rules. theyre reporting that labour are calling for an investigation into the home secretarys meetings. a spokesperson�*s for ms patel told the mirror that details of all relevant external meetings will be published in accordance with the ministerial code. meanwhile the sunday telegraph is reporting that the increase in national insurance approved earlier this week could result in the breakdown of families, and stop companies hiring new staff o...

Youll the other story is the claim that youll need to get pcr test when arriving in the uk. that is set to be scrapped for a double jab travelers. its reporting that the cheaper lateral flow tests will be used instead, hoping to cut costs for holiday—makers. the express has emma raducanu there too, but also looking at expected coronavirus announcements next week. its focusing on what it calls a "bonfire of covid regulations". it says the prime minister doesnt want any further lockdowns and wan...

Normat— detail of this that the impacts on normal families of this national insurance — normal families of this national insurance hike is going to be massive _ insurance hike is going to be massive. if your earning around £30.000 — massive. if your earning around £30,000 youre paying £250 extra year. — £30,000 youre paying £250 extra year. whether that will cause a breakdown for families remains to be seen _ breakdown for families remains to be seen it— breakdown for families rem...

Bringing us tomorrow. with me are natalie fahy, shes the senior editor for nottingham post, derby telegraph and lincolnshire echo, and im alsojoined byjoe mayes who is a uk politics reporterfor bloomberg. tomorrows front pages. starting with the observer, which says coronavirus vaccinations for 12 to 15—year—olds could start in two weeks time. well they say borisjohnson is set to announce the plans next week, with jabs starting in schools by the 22nd september. the express is also looking at...

Chorus trying to stop these policies, to stop these policies that are trying to stop covids? or is the administration actually on firm ground here? what should we expect as this fight starts? joining us now is jamal green, a constitutional law professor colombia university. professor green, thanks for making time. >> good to be here. thank you. >> first of all, let me ask you a basic approach here that by which i am looking at this is right. it seems to me as a non-lawyer and observer that both ...

Tomorrows anniversary. >> reporter: in many ways, the sweeping part of joe bidens public life really is overlapping with americas journey from 9/1120 years ago to now. he has been part of all of the policy decisions. he was a senator at the time, who got a phone call from his wife, now first lady, alerting him a plane struck a building in new york in early moments when people couldnt conceive of the fact that this was not an accident but attack and all that would follow. at the forefront of poli...

There wasnt even a middle in sight. but now, we are in the middle of the case, because wrestling with the question of what effect torture has on the admissibility of statements is really the heart of the case. but thats where things are stuck. all the while the family members of those killed in 9/11 wait for resolution, and the detention centre here looks no closer to shutting down. and every time there are these pretrial hearings involved in 9/11 suspects family members of victims of the attack...