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It is two years sionce new zealand pulled down the shutters but the government has finally unveiled plans to welcome back the shutters but foreigners will finally be allowed back in next year as long as youre fully vaccinated. and the good news for new zealanders who have been seperated from family outside the country is that they will be allowed to travel home from january, next year under similar rules. lets speak to lloyd burr, a radio host for magic talk in new zealand. lovely to have you on...

William. he still feels of course quite aggrieved at the bbc over the panorama interview with his mother and of course the bbc was roundly condemned in the dyson report. these feelings have been exaggerated by these programmes, the princes and these programmes, the princes and the press. the palace is indignant, it appears partly because the bbc refused to show in the programmes in advance. these programmes are made from bbc news and bbc news does not do that. they are angry at what they call ov...

Assistant professor of family and consumer studies at the university of utah and author of how the other half eats: the untold story of food and inequality in america. its lovely to have you on the programme. it will be tougher for american families this year. thank ou for american families this year. thank you for having _ american families this year. thank you for having me. _ american families this year. thank you for having me. what _ american families this year. thank you for having me. wha...

And marianna spring joins us in the studio now. you are called to appear because of your panorama programme. just tell us what the mps as you. i your panorama programme. just tell us what the mps as you.— us what the mps as you. i was talkin: us what the mps as you. i was talking about _ us what the mps as you. i was talking about the _ us what the mps as you. i was talking about the panorama i us what the mps as you. i —" talking about the panorama interview that look down on my hate and ta...

The situation in afghanistan is the top story in todays observer. the paper reports that residents in kabul are looking for ways to escape the city as the taliban continue to gain territory across the country. and according to the mail on sunday, the bbc is going to attempt to "make amends" for the way martin bashir obtained his 1995 panorama interview with princess diana, by paying about £1.15 million to a charity chosen by the royal family. the bbc and kensington palace have not commented on ...

Is a Spanish Waiter the Long-Lost Son of King Juan Carlos? Tobias Carroll, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail The role of monarchs and monarchy itself in the 21st century is a complicated one. For some, it’s an outdated institution; a relic of an earlier era that has no place in a world where democracy abounds. For others, it’s a warm reminder of history and a font of memorable traditions. Given the way the British royal family has stayed in the news (to say nothing of the popularity of The...

Yes, i think your word, suprised, is about right. i think if you had googled martin basheer in 2016 you would find plenty of things to worry you from the original suspicions about the panorama interview to the babes in the wood case to the comments he made while he was in america and also the bbc had on file somewhere a very strong letter for my former colleague peter horrocks about his behaviour at itv in i think about 1999—2000 so there was plenty to worry the bbc and the appointment should ...

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Ministers say they are confident the government can stick to its new plan of removing covid restrictions in england by mid—july, after announcing a one month delay. borisjohnson says hes "determined" that the 19th ofjuly will be the "terminus date" for the remaining restrictions on social contact to finally be lifted. scientists had warned of a "significant resurgance" in the virus and say the delay means the peak in hospital admissions will be reduced by between a third we are going to do muc...

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