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Them. with each hearing less people watch, it has less and less of an impact on them, even though what theyre being told is dramatic and i look at the polling that just came out from new hampshire where for the first time ron desantis is actually ahead of donald trump in a very credible survey, trumps numbers are actually falling, and that is whats changing the dynamic here. it is not having an impact on republicans, it is having an impact on the perceptions of donald trump and it will have an i...

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Of criminal activity were behind it. separate sense of electors. and i think youre gonna talk about it later, whats going on in texas right now, talking about secession movements. but essentially at this point -- this is sort of the slow breakup of the democracy, and thats whats begun under the trump presidency, which is, there is no truth except for the perceptions of those that are in power. what im worried about particularly in this year, will this sustain, or will it win? i think we are at a...

I havent studied which are the optimal programs, such as gasoline programs, you hear about other ways that you can give people direct relief temporarily. im calling on policymakers to lead that charge and give us some ideas that we can see one. >> natasha, one person told the new york times, quote, you always want to do better for your children than what you had. and you want them to have more opportunity and be in a better position in life. and i felt like i was headed that way, and now i feel ...

Rosalind Coffey researches how the British press affected British perceptions of decolonisation in Africa during the 'wind of change' period. She writes that

International organisations that have criticised the decision of the uk to send asylum seekers here to rwanda, the government here has defended its human rights record and says that they are doing this for the right reasons. it is about changing perceptions for them as well because they are saying africa is notjust well because they are saying africa is not just a well because they are saying africa is notjust a place for problems, it is notjust a place for problems, it is a place for solutions....

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Just over 15,000 people were offered asylum here last year — almost four times that number applied. in a moment, well talk to our political editor, chris mason, at westminster, but first our senior africa correspondent, anne soy, is in the rwandan capital, kigali. the authorities have been talking about all this but what have they been saying?— been saying? they have been responding — been saying? they have been responding to _ been saying? they have been responding to some - been saying? ...

Years in between this for right reasons. so, people may have their own opinions but with this programme is like, where they come from, where we coming from, we do this for the right reasons and we wanted to be a welcoming place and will make sure that the migrants are taking care of in the be able to build a life here. as the controversy rages — a rwandan government spokeswoman described the policy today, as an �*innovative program�* — and that rwanda would provide refugees with a safe h...

Mount kilimanjaro in a wheelchair. martin hibbert was hit by 22 pieces of shrapnel in the bombing, one severed his spinal cord. staff from salford royal hospital who helped save his life were with him when he completed his trek up the mountain. he said he was sore and tired but buzzing at an achievement he hoped would change perceptions. graham satchell has the story. martin! the top of mount kilimanjaro, the highest peak in africa, and martin hibbert is on the final approach. only 65% of climbe...