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Unbelievable. when happened, strategy are not working, iran was becoming more threatening, closer to nuclear threshold. and so, rather than say, this not working lets go back to maximum pressure, which was work, they go to the russians last year, and say, will you takeover this negotiation? will you take the ball. well go through your lead, handing vladimir putin the keys to deal, they dont know that russia of going to be the controversy it is itself, we have known for years, that it was. they d...

Ukraine. and, again, if you put in peacekeepers, which the poles are now proposing and will propose at nato, the administration has been very lukewarm if not opposed to that idea, youre going to have to figure out a way to protect these people and to provide air cover for them. all of which, john, raises the question of the main reason now for the absence of an effort to stop civilian killing, and that is the prospects and the risk of escalation with the russians. there is a "new york times" art...

Model, consistent with models throughout the globe and our competitors. but unions had already told mps what they thought the company was trying to do. thats what p&o are aiming to achieve, to kill our merchant marine and to kill our employment laws, and something has got to be done about it today. the prime minister said he is going to prosecute. this government has got to intervene now. impound these ships and get our people back to work. meanwhile, p&os ferries stand idle, services on most ro...

That inflation is going to be at 8.4% by the end of the year, the rising cost of energy bills going up 50%, rising cost of fuel, everywhere you look, prices are rising. what could the chancellor do to help people? could the chancellor do to help eo - le? :, could the chancellor do to help --eole? :, , :, , people? there are several things. what he did _ people? there are several things. what he did do — people? there are several things. what he did do was _ people? there are several things. wh...

They looked at the initial round of questionnaires, got back a load of them and said, well, these ones just patently appear to be breaking the rules. there is a lot more to go through and what they are trying to do now is look at slightly more difficult judgments about whether or not for the people have broken the rules and that is going to take time. they talk about whether the threshold gets met and so it is possible that they think all of the ones now are in question but that it does just mor...

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An extraordinary moment after months of brittle conflict. celebrations on the streets of tigray�*s capital michele after rebel fighters took over the city. they have declared victory over the government troops —— mekelle. but eight months of fighting has left its mark. ~ ., . months of fighting has left its mark. ., i: i: i: i: i: months of fighting has left its mark. a, ., i: i: i: i: i: , .,, mark. more than 400,000 people are estimated _ mark. more than 400,000 people are estimated to _...

Tax rise than it would otherwise be, because inflation is roaring away. so there will probably be bigger pay rises, that will drag more and more people and more and more of their income above the threshold, so you are paying a low rate, 19p, on a lot more tax and income, and that will mean, according to the ifs, lots of people will pay more. so, whereas you have a tax cut of £6.3 billion, the tax rises because of inflation are going to amount to £20.1 billion. so you have a net effect that the...

Good afternoon. the chancellor, rishi sunak, has defended his spring statement, after critics said he hadnt done enough to help families who are struggling with rising bills. one think—tank has warned that 1.3 million people will fall below the poverty line from april, even with the government measures announced yesterday. labour have called the policies a disaster for working families. yesterday, the chancellor announced that fuel duty would be cut by 5p per litre through to march next year. ...

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