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Begins to change and that r number begins to grow and from that the numberof begins to grow and from that the number of cases begins to grow, the number of cases begins to grow, the numberof number of cases begins to grow, the number of hospitalisations begins to grow and the number of deaths begin to grow. We have sufficient confidence we have sufficient headroom to make sure that any changes we make dont impact on the overall rate of growth. I want to bring in the Health Secretary on trace, tr...

More. Reporter the Obama Administrations Iran Nuclear Agreement is a Welcome Change of subject for Hillary Clinton today. Now, she of course helped open the door to these negotiations with iran when she was secretary of state. But its her decision to set up a private email account to use at the state department that is still causing her so much grief. Shes gone from defiant to now being contrite. This is what he said last night. Even know it wthough it was i should have used two accounts, one fo...

A second term this time with the fans powers under a new can constitution but the nation remains deeply divided well have a special report from istanbul. Plus chinas Prime Minister meets germanys chancellor for trade talks and they pledge to stand up for free trade in the face of president trumps tariffs. The moment. I am playing. Its great to have you along im a little rock. We begin this broadcast in the u. K. Where Prime Minister theresa may suffered a huge blow would just months ago before b...

A great great cliff sits. The great feature of the east front is the immense twelve the frozen wind. Seen from inside its a wage and creation to the mediaval mind it symbolized christ the light of the wild towards whom all things strive the church images full of mankinds way to that life. Because each one is of monumental size recalling a focus and not without reason. Built nine hundred years ago it has is a treasure brought by monks more than a millennium ago the multitude remains of sin cost b...

A pandemic-inspired Borders tartan goes into production this month after 10 community groups were woven into an exciting arts project.

A pandemic-inspired Borders tartan goes into production this month after 10 community groups were woven into an exciting arts project.

HOSPICE at Home Carlisle and North Lakeland has announced that it raised over £14,500 with its 2024 Christmas Tree Collection Appeal.

The North East of England will soon enjoy the economic benefits of a £1.4bn investment as legislation is laid in Parliament to implement a new devolution deal.

Legislation to establish a new North East mayor and ratify a multi-billion pound devolution deal has been laid in Parliament.

Maggie Simpson OBE: 'Despite route capacity, policy and infrastructure pressures, rail's case is strong if the Scottish economy is to adapt to new markets.'