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I spoke to one police officer under condition of anonymity. i think the law is always a weapon. i think theyre now using it more to achieve their political or financial means. police in hong kong has been the force available to the government to enforce anything. in todays hong kong, the majority of its political opposition are in prison or have left the city. hong kong is experiencing a mass exodus. since the introduction of the national security law, more than 130,000 residents have left the c...

What a semi final line up we have at the world snooker championship. . .a battle between former champions. judd trump will face mark williams, for a place in the final after trump came back from 8—5 down, against stuart bingham, winning the last eight frames, in a row to clinch their quarter—final — whilejohn higgins beat jack lisowski, to set up a semi against ronnie 0sullivan thats all the sport for now. we arejust we are just eating from the government about the visa scheme for people f...

Partly as the spike in demand began to plateau, but also because of temporary changes to regulations. this included things like allowing deliveries to supermarkets later into the night. and temporarily extending the visa scheme for foreign drivers. it also relaxed the rules around how long drivers can work per day, and shortened the overall fortnightly period drivers are supposed to rest. another blockage was a bottleneck of getting new drivers through the testing system. that number of tests pe...

Left hisjob it�*s appeared a few months ago when he left his job it�*s interesting because we�*ve got allegations that are being made in the past about political parties and their funding and whether they were rewarding people with honours when there wasn�*t supposed to be any kind of link between giving money and getting something. you�*re supposed to be doing it for virtuous reasons, not because you are able to get a seatin not because you are able to get a seat in the house of lords...

Stability at a time of crisis like this. but that could change very quickly depending on the outcome of any police investigation. fiend quickly depending on the outcome of any police investigation.— any police investigation. and enter the political _ any police investigation. and enter the political leadership, _ any police investigation. and enter the political leadership, the - any police investigation. and enter the political leadership, the metro | the political leadership, the metro has ...

Children taking the hit.— children taking the hit. when you talk about the _ children taking the hit. when you talk about the no-fly _ children taking the hit. when you talk about the no-fly zone. i children taking the hit. when you talk about the no-fly zone. as i l talk about the no—fly zone. as i said to volodymyr zelenski i think a couple of times, unfortunately the implication of that is that the uk... would be engaged in shooting down russian planes, would be engaged in direct combat w...

In the complex. it comes as attacks across ukraine intensify. the i reports president putin has �*stepped up�* the onslaught. it says many residents will face another day of relentless bombing and shelling. those living in the ukranian presidents home town are reportedly ready to die for their country, reports veteran war correspondent, anthony lloyd whose byline sits at the top of the main story for the times. their message — directed at russian troops is a simple one: "welcome to hell". ...

The uks visa scheme for refugees fleeing the war in ukraine has been branded �*a shambles�* and �*totally chaotic�* by the government�*s critics. some mps say those seeking sanctuary are being held up by bureaucracy or turned away and they�*ve been heavily critical of the home office response to the crisis. 0ur correspondent mark lowen reports from eastern poland — where some ukrainian refugees are hoping to make their way to the uk. their long journey of life yields not peace but ...

Is in turmoil, with civilians being allowed safe passage to escape in some cities while, in another, a hospitalfor children and pregnant women is bombed. ukraine is having to lurch from apparent lulls in the conflict to being the target of ruthless violence, and no—one knows when this is going to end. well, for now, that is all from me and the team in lviv. now its back to huw in the studio. reeta, many thanks. and thank you to the team in ukraine. the uks visa scheme for refugees fleeing the ...

That is spooky on quite a lot of levels. gabriel, thank you so much, and thank you forjoining our podcasting family. im so happy to be part of your family. what am i, a cousin or a brother? id go brother. half brother? bumped up to brother already! i think we said ukrainecast, we said sister podcast. ok, ill take that. its great to have you. thanks. well, now we can chat to labours lisa nandy, whos the shadow secretary of state for levelling up. and like covid times, shesjoining us from from oui...