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Ground. some of us remember what happened to jose consecu, the ground ball hits the top of his ball and boinks. >> if a ball hits player before a player has control of the ball and at the top of his cranium is not control of the ball and goes over the fence. thats a homer. i am sure theyll be talking about as the rule changes over the year. in the offseason but i am not exactly sure how you change that rule if you are a tampa fan. you go to feel like you are ripped off at the same time. i dont k...

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First the labour party conference was by the sea in brighton this week. at times stormy, its set labour on course in a new direction, tacking right, leaving corbyn supporters somewhat out at sea. starmer told his party they had nearly been obliterated but essentially, given they were roundly beaten byjohnson, by whom he described as "a trivial man, a trickster who had performed his one trick", it was clear labour had to shift back to the centre if they ever want to be in power again. there were ...

In brighton this week. at times stormy, its set labour on course in a new direction, tacking right, leaving corbyn supporters somewhat out at sea. starmer told his party they had nearly been obliterated but essentially given they were roundly beaten byjohnson, whom he described as a trivial man, a trickster who had performed his one trick, it was clear labour had to shift back to the centre if they ever want to be in power again. there were also important rule changes strengthening starmer�*s ...

A coalition government. what will emerge and what does it mean for germany and europe? and we end today with a brewing storm here in the uk. empty petrol stations, empty supermarket shelves, surging living costs, cuts to benefits, a struggle to see your doctor in person — all combining to create a sense of deep frustration in the uk. and we havent even mentioned christmas. are we already in an autumn of discontent or will the labour shortage ultimately help the conservatives as they try and fo...

A trickster who had performed his one trick, it was clear labour had to shift back to the centre if they ever want to be in power again. there were also important rule changes strengthening starmer�*s hand, but it was his speech that was billed as "a make or break moment". ian birrell, was it make or break or where did it land in your view? i dont know if it was make or break but keir starmer could certainly feel happy with his progress over the week. the conference went pretty well for him �...

In the hall, a lot of unions, big powerful voices unhappy about how he handled the rule changes and they had the resignation of one of his shadow team in the middle of the conference and there was people who were cross that he wouldnt back a £15 minimum wage. can you dismiss this as a few hecklers? well, some of what i think- was happening was the labour party turning a corner, or keir turning a corner to lead us far closer. to getting back to a labour government is opposed - to the difficultie...

Person who could do the job, who would be standing up- for people, for working people, for care, he talked i about a caring society and about his family— and i think it would be so much better for the country - than the chaotic conservative prime minister we have. it was a bumpy week. it wasnt just a few hecklers in the hall, a lot of unions, big powerful voices unhappy about how he handled the rule changes and they had the resignation of one of his shadow team in the middle of the conference ...

Reselection process, which she won comprehensively but it meant that the party— in her constituency in hull wasjust talking to themselves rather- than out campaigning talking - to people in hull about the upcoming election and about the issues that needed to be dealt with about - the things that labour. should be championing. so that i think is the kind of thing that those changes are based on. but in the end, the big thing we have got to do as a party| is actually get back to talking about th...

As a leaders speech? well, it was a ve lont as a leaders speech? well, it was a very long speech. — as a leaders speech? well, it was a very long speech, but _ as a leaders speech? well, it was a very long speech, but i _ as a leaders speech? well, it was a very long speech, but i think - as a leaders speech? well, it was a very long speech, but i think the - very long speech, but i think the bil very long speech, but i think the big takeaway message from this conference, if you look at everyt...