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Lok Sabha elections 2024: All three Chennai seats see record voter turnout since 1980 | Chennai News

CHENNAI: All the three Lok Sabha parliamentary constituencies in Chennai on Friday clocked a record voter turnout since 1980 throwing a surprise to ma.

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for haemophiliac boys, there was a chance to lead as normal a life as possible, with a medical unit to treat their bleeding episodes. they thought they were being treated with blood products. they didn't realise they were taking part in trials of products used as preventative measures are known as prophylaxis. many became infected with viruses. a letter in 1973 shows the involvement of the government in the research, with the message, time is short if the trial is to begin at the start of term in april. i have been speaking to three former pupils at the school from the 19705 and the 1980s. every boy there was on a trial at some time, or continuously, from their hold period at the college, and that spanned ten years from 1975 to 1985. they had access to our blood, our veins, whenever they wanted it, and they exploited that. how do you feel about that?

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pupils at the school from the 1970s and the 1980s. every boy there was on a trial at some time, or continuously, from their hold period at the college, and that spanned ten years from 1975 to 1985. they had access to our blood, our veins, whenever they wanted it, and they exploited that. how do you feel about that? when we went there in the mid—705, we were not on prophylaxis, we had not even heard of the word prophylaxis. it was sold to us, saying, we've got these new products, if you are prepared to have an injection every other day, it will make you fit, you will be able to play more, you will be able to go out more, you will live a normal life. but our parents were never informed. there was just a change from having an injection whenever you had a bleed to having an injection every other day. and we accepted it, we didn't question it,

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BBC News Now

hepatitis c and hiv. 0ur health editor hugh pym reports now on one school where some of the secret medical research was carried out. this school in hampshire, for haemophiliac boys, there was a chance to lead as normal a life as possible, with a medical unit to treat their bleeding episodes. they thought they were being treated with blood products. they didn't realise they were taking part in trials of products used as preventative measures are known as prophylaxis. many became infected with viruses. a letter in 1973 shows the involvement of the government in the research, with the message, time is short if the trial is to begin at the start of term in april. i have been speaking to three former pupils at the school from the 1970s and the 1980s. every boy there was on a trial at some time, or continuously, from their hold period at the college, and that spanned ten years from 1975 to 1985.

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The Ingraham Angle

what happened in brusselspoli yesterday is extraordinary. you select upon the stage of the police came into the room to close the whole thing down.. and the prime minister ofar hungary spoke this morning and he saied to come of the late 1980s when the soviets were inua control of hungary, repeatedly attempted to have meetings only to find the venues closing them out. so what we are seeing is a new form of communism less you agreh with the globalist view, the political union and ever more support for globalist structurea like world health organization, the european union, you disagree these days, you are mad, you ar bad, you are dangerous and you must be shot down. we fought back yesterday in noce uncertain terms. i refused to leave the venue.. i told the police, "if you want to take me out, you will have to drag me out."th withdrew, but this has turned

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Breakfast

should all be becoming more familiar with the risk-— with the risk. we should do what maureen says. — with the risk. we should do what maureen says, if _ with the risk. we should do what maureen says, if in _ with the risk. we should do what maureen says, if in doubt, i with the risk. we should do what maureen says, if in doubt, talk l with the risk. we should do what| maureen says, if in doubt, talk to someone, what do you think? these numbers stack _ someone, what do you think? these numbers stack up _ someone, what do you think? these numbers stack up fast _ someone, what do you think? these numbers stack up fast because i numbers stack up fast because tickets for events are very expensive now and the numbers stack up expensive now and the numbers stack up quickly. you have bought four tickets for something and you are talking about thousand pounds. stand talking about thousand pounds. and --eole are talking about thousand pounds. and people are selling them for more than they— people are selling them for more than they paid originally. we would 'ust urue than they paid originally. we would just urge people — than they paid originally. we would just urge people to _ than they paid originally. we would just urge people to be _ than they paid originally. we would just urge people to be aware. i than they paid originally. we would just urge people to be aware. yes, | just urge people to be aware. yes, lease. nearly 10 years after the death of the comedy pioneer rik mayall, who was famous for his roles in 'the young ones', 'blackadder�* and 'bottom', a tribute is being planned in his memory. to mark the anniversary of his death this summer, a comedy festival is being set up in his hometown in worcestershire. our reporter ben sidwell has been finding out what to expect. look, i don't need witnesses. just get off my property! no! get ow—ow—out! in the 1980s, rik mayall helped transform british comedy. his anarchic style was unlike

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The 11th Hour With Stephanie Ruhle

pretty extraordinary piece out that is describing this trial as sort of a symbol of donald trump's complete break with new york city. right? the place where he built his name. i was thinking about it last night walking up fifth avenue. past trump tower. when you think new york city in the 1980s , it's like donald trump in a limo. this trial buries that image. >> yeah, i have always thought if there is one kind of rose bud to understanding trump's psychology, it is his new york roots and his specific form of status anxiety that he experienced as a young man growing up in the outer boroughs and i say that seriously. if you look through the trump literature, the speeches he has given. the books he has written over the years, he constantly returns to this idea that as a

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Breakfast

at the one—day classic fleche wallonne race in belgium. the man from aberystwyth — who enjoyed a breakthrough win at the tour down under at the start of the season — broke clear of the field on the final climb. he held on to finish clear of the peloton to become the first british man to win the race. what a great achievement. laying down a marker for the summer with all— laying down a marker for the summer with all of— laying down a marker for the summer with all of those races coming up. mike, _ with all of those races coming up. mike, thank you very much and see you later on. nearly 10 years after the death of the comedy pioneer rik mayall, who was famous for his roles in �the young 0nes', �blackadder�* and �*bottom', a tribute is being planned in his memory. to mark the anniversary of his death this summer, a comedy festival is being set up in his hometown in worcestershire — our reporter ben sidwell has been finding out what to expect. look, i don't need witnesses. just get off my property! no! get out! in the 1980s, rik mayall helped transform british comedy. his anarchic style was unlike

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Deadline White House

ourselves. >> tim, your longer history with him reveals that this is really the first system he's conquered, right? political system. he was a laughing stock in new york business circles. >> he was, you know, a footnote actually to jokes about the excesses of the 1980s, and you know, the last time i was in his office, his office was like a museum set piece from the 1980s. he shag carpeting, right? and he dresses in this uniform of, you know, bold monochromatic tie and a dark jacket, always he's worn that since the 1980s. but i think the other reality emerging, this is a really important thing you've hit on today is this idea of the mobster because it's jarring to people the way that donald trump rolls as an ex-president because when you say president or white house, an image of a certain form of conduct and order arises. but he's actually, if you then think of him as acting like a mobster, it all falls into place. he has intersected with the mob

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Chris Jansing Reports

this is going way back into the memory banks for some folks and it's true history for a lot of our colleagues, but i'm going to go back to a name john anderson. he was the third-party candidate during reagan and carter in 1980. people didn't vote for anderson. they were basically voting none of the above. and i think what kennedy is is none of the above in this race. which is you have a -- the voters that seem to be the most attracted to kennedy are the ones, for instance, on the right that don't like trump but can't bring themselves to support biden, and they see kennedy and his willingness to buck the left is at least a better alternative than biden, and then of course you see some, i think, he does best with those that don't belong to either party, right? he's a good 50% of his support in most of the polling i've seen does come from hardcore independents. i do think eventually they're going to pick one of the two major candidates, but how long is kennedy polling in low double-digits? long enough to be in the

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