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Most exciting stuff is potentially still to come and suffer as is the big one that we are expected to happen. from then to get to chelsea. reports of undergoing medical surgical rate that would be a british record transfer fee if that happens. it would take chelsea spending 2/300 million. an unexpected deal could go through manchester in the markets on loan from plan, christian erickson until april century of a manchester united active ticket cover for that, on a flight as we speak to manchester...

Want to halve inflation and get growth growing and reduce debt, we need to make sure the public finances are stabilised. thats what rishi sunak and jeremy have done. the pledges have given you a tongue twister but im sure with a bit of practice it will be rolling off the tongue before long. i want to ask about housing. this comes under your responsibility as government. you have said this morning government shares some of the responsibility for the tragedy of grenfell. why has it taken six years...

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Separately that the us recognises that beijing is a legitimate 6overnment that beijing is a legitimate government of china, it does not say that taiwan has no claim over the mainland as it were and so biden is saying that he supports the status quo they are today is something that beijing will have wanted to hear to be reassuring for them. itruiiiiii beijing will have wanted to hear to be reassuring for them.— be reassuring for them. will joe biden it be reassuring for them. will joe ltiden it...

Funding for immediate supplies from water filtration, to medicines, to shelters. all of these are essential but i think also another very important aspect is bringing in technology, helping to build institutions, increasing capacity of existing institutions for coming up with indigenous solutions specifically for a developing country. pakistan paceman prime minister has spoken out at the cup 27 summit. the prime spoken out at the cup 27 summit. tue: prime minister spoken out at the cup 27 summit...

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40 years, this is where someone lived, not a home, but a cell, with no heat and no light. on the floor where he slept, a soiled duvet to keep him warm, a place where he rested after working on farms for as little as £10 a day. as for his food and drink, there is some evidence here of what that was like. the condition has _ here of what that was like. tia: condition has improved, here of what that was like. tta: condition has improved, physically he is much healthier, but it has to be said there...