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BBCNEWS The Papers October 12, 2017

Goes back to herfailure of the flagship tory press. This goes back to her failure to get a decent majority at the election. Well, of course. She has been running to standstill ever since. This shows us, its a real mess. She doesnt seem to have a coherent strategy. In particular the henry viii clauses, it can be no surprise shes having so much trouble with those because its an undemocratic thing shes been trying to do, it says in the telegraph that the remain mps are likely to cause trouble for t...
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BBCNEWS The Papers October 18, 2017

Individuals concerned about the lack of guarantees from government and businesses were concerned because of the impact on their workforce potentially quite serious, if the government had set an earlier cut off date for when people could come in and stay permanently, what they have actually said to the 3 million eu citizens is that they now, she wants them to stay, and to make the process as easy as possible for them to sign up, if you like, to become permanent, to have permanent status. If any b...
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BBCNEWS The Papers October 20, 2017

Have been it. I suppose, the movie industry, in a sense, the whole casting couch concept, in a way, this sort of things has happened in the past, but what is interesting, is that people are talking about this in lots of other industries as well. Completely. And there will be lots of people who are possibly concerned about their own past behaviour now, who was worried that they might come forward and expose them, and hopefully that will make them, and hopefully that will make them think a lot mor...
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BBCNEWS The Papers October 24, 2017

To some people, including the then Prime Minister david cameron, but if sunlight is the best disinfectant, maybe it is a good thing. Who knows. Isa maybe it is a good thing. Who knows. Is a data leak a good thing . The sunlight point is a good one, it is all out of the open. But the other side is the Internet Security side. How safe is the private data, and how far do these leaks go . Ridgers makes it awkward if it is very rich people are not you and me, but from an Internet Security point of vi...
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BBCNEWS The Papers October 25, 2017

The people are who are going to be providing the rooms. If you are a childminder and you want children in your homes, you need to do more than pass a common records check, you need to be licensed and inspected by 0fsted continually, you need qualifications, passing tests. Surely these people will have to meet those standards as well, in which case are they going to want to do it, is it a viable business . Some people are wondering about it, asking if it is social care on the cheap. I think socia...
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BBCNEWS The Papers October 26, 2017

That was a familiar refrain . The reason this is on the front page of the telegraph is that he has gone further than the prime minister. A departure from what theresa may has been saying. She did not agree to secure been saying. She did not agree to secure the rights of ex pats when we depart the European Union but she said she wants to but what theresa may is doing is waiting until the rights of british citizens living in the European Countries are assured. So we have all said we want to do thi...
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BBCNEWS The Papers October 27, 2017

Parliaments and what this story is about, pa rliaments standards boss, and what this story is about, parliaments standards boss, the parliamentary authorities, asked that the same rights should be given to all the people who work in the houses of parliament, so mps personal office staff have the same implement rights as everyone else in the houses of parliament, and uses mps pushed back against that and they refused. And it says. That is not what any of us would expect ina is not what any of us ...
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BBCNEWS The Papers November 2, 2017

Michael had the goal. Some people are seeing machiavellian views on the job at such as politics. Politics to an extent is about rewarding loyalty. Is this not an example of that . I do think people are seeing agency on williamsons part. This is a classic theresa may promotion, someone who has worked ha rd promotion, someone who has worked hard and who she trusts and who is not from a private school and we saw that from Karen Bradley and james broken shower with northern ireland. I remember when ...
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BBCNEWS The Papers November 3, 2017

Terrible behaviour that has never come to light. Goodness, and everybody saying the sunday papers will be interesting. We will see what happens there. Exactly. Staying on the telegraph, it is this picture here, what do you think about this . Good pr on mr corbyns part . Here, what do you think about this . Good pr on mr corbyns part . Was who the bloke who didnt think it was the bloke who didnt think it was the right thing to do in the Election Campaign to go on the one show sofa . He is now you...
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BBCNEWS The Papers November 6, 2017

Bringing us tomorrow. With me are the journalist mihir bose and former pensions minister baroness ros altmann. Tomorrows front pages, starting with the metro which leads withjeremy corbyns apparent call for the queen to apologise for using an offshore fund for investment purposes. The daily expresss top story is what it calls the cover up over how foreign aid budgets are drawn up. The i focuses on the measures apple took advantage of to reduce its tax burden. The telegraph features a warning fro...
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