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around 13% of white people in the uk experience prudent security, but among the ethnic minority population, it is around 24%. this doctor is the director of research. we around 2496. this doctor is the director of research.— director of research. we have not director of research. we have got some _ director of research. we have got some groups _ director of research. we have got some groups who - director of research. we have got some groups who have i director of research. we have i got some groups who have such low levels of savings and wealth asset and when you have these kind of crises like covid, like the cost of living crisis, they don't have the financial to be able to withstand the rising prices that we have all seen. regardless of geographic regional social background, hunger, at its essence, is a stark and isolating reality for those forced to live with it. that report from the economics editor of newsnight, ben chu. let's get some of the day's other news now. the report stage begins in the uk's house of lords on the illegal migration bill. it comes after newly released

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The Context with Christian Fraser

reall is the rmt and health service? more money, really is the only _ rmt and health service? more money, really is the only lesson. _ rmt and health service? more money, really is the only lesson. you - rmt and health service? more money, really is the only lesson. you are - really is the only lesson. you are right, there are deals being made. there was ideal announced today amongst some security guards in london from unite. a double—figure pay rise. bt resolved their strike a month ago. that was a pay rise of up to 15, 16%. deals are being done but it usually means offering workers more money. in it usually means offering workers more money-— it usually means offering workers more mone . ~ ., more money. in america, the railway workers get — more money. in america, the railway workers got 2496 _ more money. in america, the railway workers got 2496 but _ more money. in america, the railway workers got 2496 but that _ more money. in america, the railway workers got 2496 but that deal - more money. in america, the railway workers got 2496 but that deal was i workers got 24% but that deal was imposed on them by congress. what always strikes me is that we never hearin always strikes me is that we never hear in america of federal workers going on strike and they could be the poorest paid within america on the poorest paid within america on the whole. why do they not strike? i think a lot of it goes back to the air traffic— think a lot of it goes back to the air traffic control— think a lot of it goes back to the air traffic control strike - think a lot of it goes back to the air traffic control strike in - think a lot of it goes back to the air traffic control strike in the i air traffic control strike in the early— air traffic control strike in the early i980s _ air traffic control strike in the early 19805 where _ air traffic control strike in the early 19805 where ronald - air traffic control strike in the - early 19805 where ronald reagan... that happened — early 19805 where ronald reagan... that happened very— early 19805 where ronald reagan... that happened very close _ early 19805 where ronald reagan... that happened very close to - early 19805 where ronald reagan... that happened very close to where i| that happened very close to where i am sad _ that happened very close to where i am sad now — that happened very close to where i am sad now. certainly— that happened very close to where i am sad now. certainly this- that happened very close to where i am sad now. certainly this is- that happened very close to where i am sad now. certainly this is the - am sad now. certainly this is the case _ am sad now. certainly this is the case in _ am sad now. certainly this is the case in the — am sad now. certainly this is the case in the uk_ am sad now. certainly this is the case in the uk as—

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CNN Special Report

a cnn special report:american coup, the january 6 investigation. >> i'm a very textural artist. i love a lot of texture. in arizona republican figure of the house rusty bowers is an artist by trade paperback last february bowers was thrown into a real life. >> the bill number was 2496. >> 2596 oh one of more than 100 bills submitted in arizona the titan access to the ballot box. the measure would have scrapped early voting. all voting will be on election day only. >> 90 percent by district both early. >> and it would have mandated paper ballots. but most egregious to rusty bowers was this: >> with no guidance criteria, the legislature after the election could dismiss the election.

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BBC News

bacteria in the roots which fixes nitrogen and provides the plant with nitrogen, and exchange of course the carbohydrate to feed the bacteria and what we think happened was some of the additional carbohydrate from photosynthesis was fed by the plants of the bacteria to maintain its nitrogen content, so the protein, although we had 24% more seed per acre of land, we also had 24% more protein. acre of land, we also had 2496 more rotein. ~ . . acre of land, we also had 2496 more rotein. ~ ., ., , ., , protein. what are the implications of this for foodstuff's _ protein. what are the implications of this for foodstuff's we - protein. what are the implications of this for foodstuff's we think - protein. what are the implications of this for foodstuff's we think the j of this for foodstuff's we think the implications are big. of this for foodstuff's we think the implications are— implications are big, because we know this year _ implications are big, because we know this year food _ implications are big, because we know this year food prices - implications are big, because we know this year food prices are i know this year food prices are writing quite rapidly because of what is happening in ukraine and russia, but this could happen if we had a drought, it could really cut down global food supply and prices

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of about 24%, which if you compare that to conventional breeding might leave you 1% per year. ﬁnd that to conventional breeding might leave you 1% per year.— leave you 1% per year. and this is all done without _ leave you 1% per year. and this is all done without additional- all done without additional fertilisers? in all done without additional fertilisers?— all done without additional fertilisers? ., ., fertilisers? in the case of soybean, it is done with _ fertilisers? in the case of soybean, it is done with that _ fertilisers? in the case of soybean, it is done with that additional- it is done with that additional fertiliser. soybean has an association with bacteria in that race which fixes nitrogen and provides the blood with nitrogen. in exchange of course for carbohydrate to feed the bacteria, and what we think has happened is some of the additional carbohydrate from the 30s was fed by the plant�*s bacteria to maintain its nitrogen content. although we had 24% more seed per acre of land or per hectare of land, we also had 24% more protein. what we also had 2496 more protein. what are the implications _ we also had 2496 more protein. what are the implications of _ we also had 24% more protein. what are the implications of this for food? ~ ~' , ., , are the implications of this for food? . ~' , ., , ., food? we think the implications are big because. _ food? we think the implications are big because. you — food? we think the implications are big because, you know, _ food? we think the implications are big because, you know, we - food? we think the implications are big because, you know, we note i

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BBC News

decades. what is it, 3 billion litres of water a _ decades. what is it, 3 billion litres of water a day - decades. what is it, 3 billion litres of water a day through | litres of water a day through leakages in the pipe system? yes. leakages in the pipe system? yes, absolutely- — leakages in the pipe system? yes, absolutely. and _ leakages in the pipe system? yes, absolutely. and that _ leakages in the pipe system? yes, absolutely. and that is _ leakages in the pipe system? 1a: absolutely. and that is always the thing that irks customers, the issue of the water companies wasting all this water. that is a big part of the solution to improved leakage, it is not the only pace. ida. the solution to improved leakage, it is not the only pace.— is not the only pace. no, but 3 billion a day — is not the only pace. no, but 3 billion a day is _ is not the only pace. no, but 3 billion a day is absolutely - billion a day is absolutely scandalous, isn't it? it billion a day is absolutely scandalous, isn't it?- billion a day is absolutely scandalous, isn't it? , ., :: scandalous, isn't it? it is about 20 and 2496 of— scandalous, isn't it? it is about 20 and 2496 of the — scandalous, isn't it? it is about 20 and 2496 of the total _ scandalous, isn't it? it is about 20 and 2496 of the total amount - scandalous, isn't it? it is about 20 and 2496 of the total amount of. scandalous, isn't it? it is about 20 i and 2496 of the total amount of water and 24% of the total amount of water thatis and 24% of the total amount of water that is put into supplies, so, yes, that is put into supplies, so, yes, thatis that is put into supplies, so, yes, that is a big proportion. yes, it is scandalous, in a sense, but you have to look at the costs of bringing that down to what the public would regard as an acceptable level which presumably is something it is zero. that would be astronomical. we have got an victorian era or water distribution system that was laid down in victorian times. it has been

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BBC News-20211126-11:46:00

drugs are bad hiv infection and that allows the virus to hang around in that person for a long period of time and build up new mutations and then develop into new variant that can spread from that person to others. that is probably what is happening and vaccines don't work and a lot of people with poor immune systems such as problem not the vaccination rate that is the problem, it is the existence of people with poor immune system so you can catch the virus. you could argue they would be less likely to catch the virus if the vaccine uptake and be much higher in south africa. mike and it is true to say not all but a lot of african countries don't have vaccination rates anywhere close to europe and this takes into the avenue of questions about vaccine deputy and this the vaccines. the questions about vaccine deputy and this the vaccines.— this the vaccines. the south african u take is this the vaccines. the south african uptake is 2496 _ this the vaccines. the south african uptake is 2496 but _ this the vaccines. the south african uptake is 2496 but quite _ this the vaccines. the south african uptake is 2496 but quite a _ this the vaccines. the south african uptake is 2496 but quite a lot - this the vaccines. the south african uptake is 2496 but quite a lot of- uptake is 24% but quite a lot of people have been exposed to covid and are immune from exposure to

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Kansas City Chiefs' NFL free-agent signings 2021: Joe Thuney begins OL rebuild

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What it means: Charlton was mainly a situational pass-rusher last season, his first with the Chiefs, before it ended for him seven games in because of a leg injury. Look for the Chiefs to use Charlton in a similar role this year. He could pair with Frank Clark as the Chiefs' edge rushers on passing downs. Charlton had two sacks and was in general a reliable source of pressure.
What's the risk: Charlton is a situational player. While he brings upside as a pass-rusher, he doesn't hold up well against the run so the Chiefs need to be careful how they use Charlton. The Chiefs are willing to live with this if he rushes the quarterback as effectively as he did last season.

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What the Kansas City Chiefs will do at receiver if Sammy Watkins walks

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- The Kansas City Chiefs thought wide receiver Sammy Watkins was so vital in 2018 they signed him as a free agent despite the presence of pass-catching stars Tyreek Hill and Travis Kelce. They thought he was so important to keep around last year that when facing a tight salary-cap situation they fought to keep him on a reduced contract.
The Chiefs, for the first time since making Patrick Mahomes their starting quarterback in 2018, may soon find out what life is like without Watkins. He's scheduled to be an unrestricted free agent, and though the Chiefs would take him back at their price, there's no guarantee that will happen.

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Chiefs' defense shares blame for biggest pass-rush disparity in Super Bowl history

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- In the first quarter of Super Bowl LV, defensive end Frank Clark appeared to be on his way to another big postseason game for the Kansas City Chiefs.
First, Clark stayed home on an end around, avoided an attempted block and tackled receiver Scotty Miller of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for a loss. Two plays later, he sacked Bucs quarterback Tom Brady.
After that, though, Clark -- like the rest of the Chiefs defense -- produced little, with two assisted tackles.
"Some of the things that are my strengths I wasn't able to showcase because they got up on us and it's a different kind of ballgame when you're playing from behind," Clark said after the game. "I was defending the run a lot."

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