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Was grappling with the growing covid emergency, but it is claimed that ministers here underestimated what was coming and acted too slowly. the government itself at numberten... ..was not operating on a war footing in february on this, in any way, shape or form. the prime minister, he said, saw it as a scare story. he described it as the new swine flu. did you tell him it wasnt? certainly, but the view of various officials inside number ten was if we have the prime minister chairing covid meeting...

The person i was meant to be. she was born in 1960. her mother was 18 and unmarried, and was forced to give jan up for adoption. jan says it has caused lifelong pain. i am angry for the system allowing me to be given to those people. im angryfor... ..for the trauma and pain caused to my birth mother. in the 50s, 60s and 70s, unmarried pregnant women faced intense pressure to give up their babies for adoption. i was 17 years old, 1963,

If what that did was help to. communicate about science. the contents about stephen hawkins office will be transferred to the science museum in london. most iconic of all is his wheelchair, a symbol of the physical challenges he faced and also the strength and determination he had to overcome them. the eventual aim is to reconstruct his entire office. there are very few scientific spaces that survive, so actually having stephens office is wonderful because he is extraordinary, but it sends a big...

The eventual aim is to reconstruct his entire office. there are very few scientific spaces that survive, so actually having stephens office is wonderful because he is extraordinary, but it sends a big, powerful message about the prestige of science as well. future generations will now be able to learn about the life and work of a man who inspired us with his brilliance, courage and humanity. pallab ghosh, bbc news. lets leave you with some pictures that professor hawking would have appreciated. ...

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Tonight at the u.s. justice department, vice president harris swore in the brand new chief of the civil rights division of the u.s. department of justice. her name is kristen clark. the vote to confirm ms. clark took place earlier today in the senate. just one republican, susan collins, joined all the democrats to confirm her. kristen clark hereby becomes the first african-american woman to ever become the civil rights chief at the u.s. justice department. and boy, what a moment to take over tha...

Or flip flop — on what this man, the chancellor — rishi sunak — said before. last time he spoke about listings, he planned to relax the uks strict listing rules to attract more fast—growing companies from abroad. joining me now is janet mui. why the change of heart, do you think? ,., ., ., ., ~ why the change of heart, do you think? ., ., ~ i. think? good morning. thank you for havin: think? good morning. thank you for having me. _ think? good morning. thank you for having me. i— think...

A day of vivid testimony. untiljust a few months ago, dominic cummings was the prime ministers key adviser. around the downing street table. when crucial pandemic decisions were made. good morning and thank you for appearing. now, he is accusing the government of a list of serious failures in its handling of the crisis. the truth is that senior ministers, senior officials, senior advisers like me, fell disastrously short of the standards the public has the right to expect of its government in a ...