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Death is still with him, 20 years after Princess Diana was killed. He was speaking in a bbc documentary on the London Marathon. Police say they want to speak to Arthur Collins about a suspected acid attack at an east london nightclub. Good morning from westminster, where mps are expected to give their approval this afternoon to the Prime Ministers plan for a Snap General Election injust seven weeks. Theresa may says shes going to the polls three years early to help her make a success of brexit a...

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Focusing on health today as our political correspondent tony bonsignore explained to me earlier. the lib dems promising to spend an extra £1 billion a year on what is known as the public health grant. this is money given to local councils to spend on public health. they say this will reverse real terms cuts to that grant over the past decade and it will be spent on things like health checks for a0 to 74—year—olds, health visits for infants and their mothers, and also wider access to blood p...

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To try to minimise the impact of a range of public sector strikes, due to take place between now and christmas. they could be deployed when nurses take strike action later this month. 0ur political correspondent ben wright is at westminster. from the railways to hospitals, many public services could be affected by strikes in the coming weeks, and the government says it is ramping up its plans for dealing with potential disruption. until now, ministers have tried to stay out of the wrangling betw...

Stage _ we were hearing, basically, at this stage in— we were hearing, basically, at this stage in the political cycle, with an election a couple of years away perhaps. — an election a couple of years away perhaps, he is presiding over the highest _ perhaps, he is presiding over the highest tax burden since the second world _ highest tax burden since the second world war— highest tax burden since the second world war and the biggest fall in living _ world war and the biggest fall in living...

Records began. thats really what they want to avoid and what that situation could prove, and although you say it is a sober set of billions of pounds of spending cuts, the real pain on that front has been delayed until after the next general election when there will be a i% election when there will be a 1% real terms rise in public spending but that will mean that many unprotected departments, according to the governments own watchdog, the office for budget responsibility, they suggest that many...

Need to find savings. to all of us that means there are real terms cuts coming. thats going to be unpopular with ministers, thats going to be unpopular with voters, is going to be unpopular with a lot of conservative mps as well and at some point they are going to have to make a decision over whether they think liz truss can go to the country and say trust me, here is what i deliver. ~ . , ., ., ., deliver. meanwhile you have labour and all the other— deliver. meanwhile you have labour and all...