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Projections would take it up to 25% of uk _ projections would take it up to 25% of uk electricity supply, which is where its— of uk electricity supply, which is where its been in the past. its been _ where its been in the past. its been dropping recently because it stations— been dropping recently because it stations get older and get decommissioned. it would provide an underpinning for electricity services, particularly forthe underpinning for electricity services, particularly for the wome...

Crimes? and basically, i mean, this is genocide. what do you think hes thinking? >> i think xi jinpings view, to the extent which he is seeing all of this accurately, would be experiencing some level of buyers remorse. >> okay. wait a minute. you said if hes seeing it accurately. >> well, in the chinese political system there is a degree of reverence for the supreme leader. and that is they prefer often not to provide him with the most candid advice for fear that they get their heads taken off o...

Are like thno, putin was direct blackmailing trump, he has stuff on him, but unlike the republicans and conservatives, once the evidence came out and the mueller report came out, the intelligence committee report came out showing that was not necessarily the case, people stopped sayinge that. people no longer are trying to directly argue that point. unlike the big lie and birtherism, there is an underpinning of truth that yes, russia did interfere in the 2016 election and there were elements in ...

While making action on the thing they have said is the underpinning of everything else theyre working on which is voting rights. right before we left, i had a conversation with senator warnock who has been at the center of the voting rights conversation. he has been trying to pressure his colleagues, specifically manchin and cinema who are reticent to change the rules in order to go forward. the reality is if you look at the state of play on voting rights, democrats are on board with how they wa...

To make carveouts in the rules so that things can get done here when theyre gridlocked. they did it on the debt ceiling. senator warnock is one of those who is central to the voting rights conversation and who made the point during the end of last year when they made that carveout on the debt ceiling, hey, if you are going to do it on the debt ceiling why cant you do it on something as fundamental and important as voting rights? certainly thats a conversation here and part of the reason why we s...

Public schools. scott has this message for you, governor. he says promising to ban crt is empty unless the governors willing to publicly state that he will also ban the tenets of crt and crt is only a framework. so, will you band the tenets of crt and how do you ensure, as you just said, that we will teach all of our history, a good and the bad in a fair way? >> first of all, that is exactly what we did yesterday. we actually went at the tenets of crt. we went at the tenets of racially divisive ...

Been making these connections for years, and weve been listening and learning. i think we know the roots of the anti-choice, anti-abortion movement in this country. weve known for a very long time that theyre deeply, deeply connected to white supremacy and we know that jim crow laws and filibuster, and voting rights as a whole issue in the nation, and erosion of democracy, are also rooted in white supremacy. as we are paying attention to what happened on january 6th, attacks on congress, attacks...

Public schools. scott has this message for you, governor. he says promising to ban crt is empty unless the governors willing to publicly state that he will also ban the tenets of crt and crt is only a framework. so, will you band the tenets of crt and how do you ensure, as you just said, that we will teach all of our history, a good and the bad in a fair way? >> first of all, that is exactly what we did yesterday. we actually went at the tenets of crt. we went at the tenets of racially divisive ...

And i dont know whether youre a horror film fan? not so much. 0k. so in that case, its not a horror film, its a ghostly thriller with a solid political underpinning and youll absolutely love it. thats, youve sold it to me! you should see it, its really good. and romola garai, we know her from our screens. is this herfirst... its her directorial feature debut, shes done some shorts before. i interviewed herjust recently because the film played at fright fest, which is a horror film festival, cos ...

Full on altered states weird. and i loved it. i thought the performances were great, i thought it was very wry and very funny. its very grounded. i mean, its about gender politics and its very, very grounded in the kind of gender war playing out within the house. you never know what a characters motives really are. brilliant soundtrack by sarah angliss, this is the first film that shes scored. fantastic soundtrack using human voices, and really creepy, and i dont know whether youre a horror film...