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Boxing tournament was corrupt. there were certain fights that were hit the headlines because the results were astonishing to some people. certainly experts within the game. one of them was michael conlon, the irish fighter in the quarterfinal and the team of russia. he lost that fight a fight that most observers thought he won easily. afterwards he was really critical and outspoken of the judge and, was really critical and outspoken of thejudge and, of was really critical and outspoken of the ju...

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Some of the concerns theyve expressed are around, if their child has an allergy, how would they react to this vaccine? some of them are worried about of the side effects. some of them want to wait and see. at another school, were back at the hans price academy in weston—super—mare. vaccinations start here next week. and today there is the chance to question bbc breakfast regulars, dr chris smith and professor linda bauld. hello. what studies have actually been done into the effects of the va...

America stro e ory o a mom suddenly out of work but who still got to work. her children joining her and tonight, the thousands who want in on her scones, too. we read about her in a recent instagram post by humans of new york. mary 0 hall lor ran, owner of mary os irish pub in new york city. at the beginning of the pandemic, she had to shut down, her husband in alaska, working on the docks. he couldnt get home because of travel restrictions. she was home with their six children. and with the pub...

That can bring down costs of things that can bring down costs to farmers and falls to consumers. post—brexit, it will be interesting to see what the opportunities are and which opportunities were able to seize. farmers believe they can get new altered food within five years. does that tempt you? mal altered food within five years. does that tempt you?— that tempt you? not necessarily. its not a subject _ that tempt you? not necessarily. its not a subject ive _ that tempt you? not necessarily...

Been constrained from embracing innovation. gene editing and precision farming. all these sorts of things that can bring down costs to farmers and falls to consumers. post—brexit, it will be interesting to see what the opportunities are and which opportunities were able to seize. farmers believe they can get new altered food within five years. does that tempt you? hot altered food within five years. does that tempt you?— that tempt you? not necessarily. its not a subject _ that tempt you? no...

Friends, the guests that i lost. im being selfish here. so many but finally id like to focus on two. two eerily gentlemen that were regulars on this show. bill and david. >> theres a lot going on surrounding wall street that is unlike anything weve seen -- >> neil: but its been going on awhile. at what point do you think the signals are enough? >> i dont think the signals will be enough until the fed does something. >> people might spend it. >> exactly. spend it. when you multiply that by the nu...

Begun arriving in calais, joining those who have fled the taliban in the past few months. president emmanuel macron has said that more than 2000 afghans deemed at risk are among the people france has evacuated from kabul on military flights. those flights are due to end today, though the french government says its taking a "prudent" approach. 0ur paris correspondent, lucy williamson has been speaking to afghans in calais. among the regulars lining up for lunch at a well—known migrant camp near...

Are arriving in calais in northern france, joining those who fled the taliban in the past few months. france has now ended its evacuations from afghanistan. president macron says more than 2,000 afghans have been evacuated from kabul on military flights. 0ur paris correspondent lucy williamson has been speaking to afghans in calais. among the regulars lining up for lunch at a well—known migrant camp near calais, a new face. mohammed arrived here a week ago after getting on a french evacuation ...