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Thats why environmental organisations from greenpeace to the rspb to the womens institude have today written to the prime minister today to demand that the mine be stopped. the prime ministers dad also opposes it. its a massive mistake in public relations terms, thats for sure. how can we ask other countries to bring in their climate change reduction programmes when we are now reopening the whole coal argument here in britain? the government defends the decision to allow the mine to open, saying...

“p be willing to move to edinburgh, set up full—time residence at the palace in hollyrood and be the face of the royal family in scotland, in hollyrood and be the face of the royalfamily in scotland, up in hollyrood and be the face of the royal family in scotland, up the number of engagements at the border and build the ties between the two countries. but borisjohnson has a problem. nicola sturgeon is soaring in opinion poll ratings, it looks quite likely that in may, the snp will get the ma...

Power, but to make steel, he says, and means less will need to be imported in future. but the decision comes as britain prepares to host a crucial international climate conference here in glasgow in november. if it goes ahead as planned, it will be the biggest gathering of world leaders in uk history. thats why all these environmental organisations wrote to the prime minister today. his father aso oppposes it. the conservative environmental network, a group of 100 tory its a massive mistake in p...

But even with his symptoms, mohammed must continue to work. there are only 70 ventilators across the whole of idlib, and growing competition among the hospitals.

May break its bones, but sanctions will never hurt it. meanwhile, mr navalny�*s supporters have decided to pause their protests until the spring. in the last two weeks, across russia, thousands of protesters have been detained. with police cells full in moscow, hundreds have been locked up in this deportation centre. like dmitri and sergei, who we managed to contact. sergei, on the left, is a journalist. he wasnt at the protests, but he retweeted a post about them and was jailed for 25 days. "...

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Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejohn stevens, the deputy political editor of the daily mail, and author and journalist, rachel shabi. hello and welcome back to both of you. lets take our viewers through the front pages first off. starting with the daily mirror. their front page says that vaccine passports could allow lockdown—weary brits to go abroad on holiday this summer. the daily express carries a similiary story, with the he...

We are confident the army has the numbers and talent required to protect the united kingdom. the integrated review is not yet complete and any report of the army force structure is merely speculation." that was the response from that story in the daily mail. let�*s move to the second daily mail story. i�*m fascinated by this, john. there is a secret plan to send prince edward to edinburgh? number ten over the — prince edward to edinburgh? number ten over the last _ prince edward to edinbur...

Like dmitri and sergei, who we managed to contact. sergei, on the left, is a journalist. he wasnt at the protests, but he retweeted a post about them and was jailed for 25 days. "the authorities see journalists as part of the protest "movement now," sergei says. "were coming under pressure." outside the makeshiftjail, people have been queueing for hours in the cold to deliver food parcels to their loved ones. "i used to vote for putin," says yulia, whose husband was arrested. "i never will again...

Members and those who have inspired the stories. 19805 britain. music, mrs thatcher, money, for some. rupert was there. i was 19. had just basically come onto the gay scene. i met terrys friends who were marvellous. it was, it was, yeah, all glitter and disco balls, and it was really great. so with deborah. the passion, the excitement, the love, but the shame and the fear. because headlines spoke of a menace, and lay blame and guilt and shame at the feet of the gay community where people were dy...