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But the economic recovery after the pandemic is also a key issue. our politcal correspondent nick eardley reports from aberdeen. welcome to coming back indoors. a warm welcome back after a long winter lockdown. i hope you are hungry. hospitality on aberdeens beachfront is back up and running. anyway, enjoy your lunch. despite a tough time recently, susie remains optimistic. we have to be positive going forward as from now with the reopening of everything. but it has been a very scary time this l...

And that is what we need to see happen on may the 17th. the jailed putin critic alexei navalny has appeared in public for the first time after ending a more than three—week hunger strike. he appeared via video link during a court hearing — his lawyers say he has lost weight. the 44—year—old russian opposition leader is serving a 2.5 year sentence in a prison east of moscow. here, the royal mint has struck a new coin — but we wouldnt recommend playing heads or tails with it. firstly, it...

Had the nhs response to the pandemic. obviously in charge of the national health service at a time of extraordinary pressure. he began the role in 2014, but now it is time to step down. the headlines on bbc news... borisjohnson insists he will comply with any investigation into the funding of renovations, for his downing street flat — but dismisses concerns. leaseholders may still have to foot the bill to remove dangerous cladding from buildings, as new fire safety rules after the grenfell tra...

Of dollars creating jobs, fixing infrastructure and improving education. but his plans face a battle in congress, with republicans opposed to higher taxes and greater state involvement in the economy. heres lebo diseko. it was an evening of historic firsts. president bidens first address to a joint session of congress, the first time two women flanked a president as he made that address. madam speaker, madam vice president... cheering no president has ever said those words from this podium, no p...

This is bbc news. the headlines: borisjohnson insists he will comply with any investigation into the funding of renovations, for his downing street flat — but dismisses concerns. i dont think theres anything to see or to worry about, but what we are doing is focusing on the stuff that really matters. i think this is getting a bit farcical. i think the prime minister could actually deal with this very, very quickly. all hes got to do is answer a very simple question, which is who paid, initiall...

No, idont, mr speaker. what i believe has been strained to breaking point is the credulity of the public. he has half an hour every week to put serious and sensible questions to me about the state of the pandemic, about the vaccine roll—out, about what were doing to support our nhs, about what were doing to fight crime, about what were doing to bounce back from this pandemic, about the economic recovery, aboutjobs for the people of this country, and he goes on and on, mr speaker, about wallpap...

But the electoral commission today said: with claims that tory donors might have picked up the tab, theres suspicion the rules were broken. �*initially�* is the key word here. who initially paid for the redecoration of his downing street flat? he should know that i paid for downing street refurbishment personally, mr speaker. any further declaration that i have to make, if any, i will be advised upon by lord geidt. lord geidt used to work for the queen, and he will now watch over ministers�...

For by reversing his predecessors tax cuts and getting the richest americans and us companies to pay theirfair share. he said its time for corporate america and the wealthiest 1% of americans to pay higher taxes. 0n foreign policy, biden highlighted the threat from china and russia. saying the us was "in a competition with china and other countries to win the 21st century". he said china and the other autocracies, think that "democracy cant compete in the 21st century". heres our washington corr...

Of the current shots, or whether the booster will be tweaked to deal with new variants of the virus. as infections decline, life has become to open up. life has begun to open up. 0ne adult in five in the uk is now fully vaccinated. but this country isnt following the us in allowing fully vaccinated people to meet up indoors. i know this feels tantalisingly, extremely close, and it is going to be frustrating at times for people. particularly those who have had the two doses. but we just need to m...

Some of the tracks just with the rhythm section, sometimes only a piano. so rhythm section, sometimes only a piano. 50 things were added as we went on. some things were alive, the ones that sound live our lives, but that one with the sitar, ethan added that, he played that on there. what that, he played that on there. what is it like working _ that, he played that on there. what is it like working with _ that, he played that on there. what is it like working with your son, who is producing you, ...