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SH25A Coromandel: Solution to fix post-cyclone damaged highway set to be announced

There are three options for a permanent solution to fix the highway.

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SH25A Coromandel: Bridge will be built to reconnect Coromandel

There are three options for a permanent solution to fix the highway.

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Gutfeld

have the mets have bigger [bleep] than the women walking around. it's like, are they transit? have you ever seen vogel back on . >> he's a 3040 i left him but he's got for days. >> emily? how are you doing? >> a great. >> awesome. what you think about this issue? we've been covering it more it seems like there's a new story every week and you talk about i it's uncomfortable. because people are afraid to trust their own eyes and speak the truth. what about you? i take such issue with that lia thomas is, that you played in the beginning where she said yo can't have's have support you can't say you respect trans women in support us here and no here. i take issue with that because you can respect and support someone's freedom of choice and ability and right to do whateve they want but why can't you

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Fox News Live

what he has been saying that more important we should be looking at what he is doing. and in fact he is getting china ready for battle. arthel: you are saying president biden has to watch china very closely, try to combat what they are doing, i'm not sure what that would involve what you think that's going to involve? and they should shut down tiktok in the meantime. but what about this impending war as you call it, refer to it there in china you're speaking of them going to invade taiwan is that what you're talking about gordon question mckay 3040 seconds. >> it's taiwan or japan or the philippines art could just be a dangerous intercept of an american plane in the global conflict. unites a sneeze to have a sense of emergency which we don't have us not just an oval office from its apartment the top reaches of the pentagon. i do not think they understand how fast china is moving.

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Sportsday

preparation, all need to take a long hard look at themselves for their responsibility and take accountability. football fans have got a reputation that is built—in 3040 years ago, but hasn't changed. that has to change. lib. 3040 years ago, but hasn't changed. that has to change.— that has to change. ua for apologise to liverpool — that has to change. ua for apologise to liverpool fans _ that has to change. ua for apologise to liverpool fans for _ that has to change. ua for apologise to liverpool fans for their _ to liverpool fans for their experiences and the messages released at the time which blamed them for the late kick—off. for some liverpool supporters there are troubling echoes of the treatment they were subjected to in the aftermath of the disaster. t they were subjected to in the aftermath of the disaster. i was u staaed aftermath of the disaster. i was upstaged at _ aftermath of the disaster. i was upstaged at the _ aftermath of the disaster. i was upstaged at the night _ aftermath of the disaster. i was upstaged at the night and - aftermath of the disaster. i was upstaged at the night and i - aftermath of the disaster. t —" upstaged at the night and i didn't take my seat because of what was unfolding but i've seen the pictures of the screens of liverpool fans arriving late. this issue is right out of the hillsboro play be revoked for blame and football fans and scapegoating anybody else and not taking responsibility.— taking responsibility. liveable football club _ taking responsibility. liveable football club themselves - taking responsibility. liveable football club themselves told | football club themselves told europeans football governing body today he wants them to learn lessons. in a statement, liverpool said we call on ua for and others of the top of the football regulation

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BBC News

question- the _ an impact on that? that is an open question. the ons _ an impact on that? that is an open question. the ons records - an impact on that? that is an open question. the ons records rents . an impact on that? that is an open i question. the ons records rents but is an experimental dataset and it is actually— is an experimental dataset and it is actually very difficult to record rent _ actually very difficult to record rent inflation, it is not like house prices, _ rent inflation, it is not like house prices, we — rent inflation, it is not like house prices, we know how much people pay because _ prices, we know how much people pay because we _ prices, we know how much people pay because we have land registry data but we _ because we have land registry data but we don't have a central index of how much_ but we don't have a central index of how much rent is and what it is going _ how much rent is and what it is going up— how much rent is and what it is going up by from landlords, but we hear people are being hit by 30, 40, even a _ hear people are being hit by 30,40, even a 70% — hear people are being hit by 30,40, even a 70% rent hike by their landlord. _ even a 70% rent hike by their landlord, because landlords can do that, _ landlord, because landlords can do that, they— landlord, because landlords can do that, they can put up private rent and they— that, they can put up private rent and they can as i have covered, they can evict _ and they can as i have covered, they can evict people with section 21 of the 1998— can evict people with section 21 of the 1998 housing act which is a no fault of— the 1998 housing act which is a no fault of action. if they don't or can't — fault of action. if they don't or can't pay _ fault of action. if they don't or can't pay. -- _ fault of action. if they don't or can't pay. —— no fault eviction. so therec— can't pay. —— no fault eviction. so there's sense _ can't pay. —— no fault eviction. so there's sense amongst renters and private _ there's sense amongst renters and private renting experts like generation rent that private landlords are passing on their cost of living _ landlords are passing on their cost of living concerns to their tenants and scotland have just moved for an emergency— and scotland have just moved for an emergency rent freeze and nicola sturgeon — emergency rent freeze and nicola sturgeon has called the cost of

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Breakfast

there. presumably there is some catching — there. presumably there is some catching up issues that may have been _ catching up issues that may have been put — catching up issues that may have been put to one side during the pandemic, but also things like checking — pandemic, but also things like checking for cancer symptoms, which people _ checking for cancer symptoms, which people are _ checking for cancer symptoms, which people are encouraged to do, a lot of women — people are encouraged to do, a lot of women wanting to get treatment for menopause, and all of those are good _ for menopause, and all of those are good because it means we are taking control— good because it means we are taking control of— good because it means we are taking control of our own health, but that is also _ control of our own health, but that is also putting a huge amount of demand — is also putting a huge amount of demand on you and your colleagues. yeah, _ demand on you and your colleagues. yeah, and _ demand on you and your colleagues. yeah, and what we don't talk about enough is the backlog in the elective care systems, the hospital system. there is over 6 million people in this country waiting for hospital appointments for surgery, an outpatient appointment, various things. all of the impact on primary care. we cannot separate the two out. on average gp day, there is a 30, 4o out. on average gp day, there is a 30, 40 hours, we out. on average gp day, there is a 30,40 hours, we can out. on average gp day, there is a 30, 40 hours, we can see out. on average gp day, there is a 30,40 hours, we can see a number of patients, but i would guess about 30% of what i am seeing people waiting for hospital people waiting for operation, the gallbladder out, hernia repairs, they are in pain,

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Breakfast

will get through in 30,40 minutes. and as well as that a statement, we have also— and as well as that a statement, we have also had an open letter from the chief— have also had an open letter from the chief executive of manchester airport _ the chief executive of manchester airport group, which covers stansted airport _ airport group, which covers stansted airport it— airport group, which covers stansted airport. it apologises to people. just to— airport. it apologises to people. just to reiterate the advice you gave, — just to reiterate the advice you gave, arrive three hours before flight _ gave, arrive three hours before flight to— gave, arrive three hours before flight to make sure that you can get away on _ flight to make sure that you can get away on that much—needed, and probably— away on that much—needed, and probably much deserved, holiday. thank— probably much deserved, holiday. thank you — probably much deserved, holiday. thank ou. �* , probably much deserved, holiday. thank ou. h probably much deserved, holiday. thank yon-— thank you. let's look at those t in: to thank you. let's look at those trying to cross _ thank you. let's look at those trying to cross the _ thank you. let's look at those trying to cross the channel. i thank you. let's look at those i trying to cross the channel. fiona landon is in dover. what is the picture down there this morning. what is the picture down there this morninu. ., , , morning. --? so, we have 'ust been told that out — morning. --? so, we have 'ust been told that out ofi morning. --? so, we have 'ust been told that out of the i morning. --? so, we have 'ust been told that out of the ferries i morning. --? so, we havejust been told that out of the ferries that i told that out of the ferries that are going — told that out of the ferries that are going this morning, there are currently— are going this morning, there are currently no delays. that has changed _ currently no delays. that has changed in the last hour. no delays. however. _ changed in the last hour. no delays. however. to — changed in the last hour. no delays. however, to get to the port is

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Breakfast-20220220-07:13:00

cases— january when the reporting 200,000 cases a _ january when the reporting 200,000 cases a day, we are down to 30,40, 50,000 _ cases a day, we are down to 30,40, 50,000 cases — cases a day, we are down to 30,40, 50,000 cases a day but it's still very— 50,000 cases a day but it's still very high — 50,000 cases a day but it's still very high. hospital admissions are starting _ very high. hospital admissions are starting to— very high. hospital admissions are starting to go down and have been for a _ starting to go down and have been for a few— starting to go down and have been for a few weeks but we are still not quite _ for a few weeks but we are still not quite out _ for a few weeks but we are still not quite out of— for a few weeks but we are still not quite out of the woods. if we had .ot quite out of the woods. if we had got through towards the end of march, — got through towards the end of march, may be into april, we hope we would _ march, may be into april, we hope we would have _ march, may be into april, we hope we would have been in a position where we would _ would have been in a position where we would see significant pressure coming _ we would see significant pressure coming off the nhs and maybe we could _ coming off the nhs and maybe we could be _ coming off the nhs and maybe we could be in more of a position to have _ could be in more of a position to have discussions around living with covid _ have discussions around living with covid i_ have discussions around living with covid. i think in terms of devolving responsibility to the local authorities, i think i would like a little _ authorities, i think i would like a little bit — authorities, i think i would like a little bit more information as to exactly — little bit more information as to exactly what that means. if we are in a situation where local authorities will manage, we need all those _ authorities will manage, we need all those to— authorities will manage, we need all those to be — authorities will manage, we need all those to be quite consistently applied. — those to be quite consistently applied, so we need to have an situation — applied, so we need to have an situation where if there are local outbreaks — situation where if there are local outbreaks and a consistent application of the rules and people are able _ application of the rules and people are able to respond accordingly to minimised — are able to respond accordingly to minimised risk and that's what needs clarity— minimised risk and that's what needs clarity at _ minimised risk and that's what needs clarity at the moment. mike minimised risk and that's what needs clarity at the moment.— clarity at the moment. mike was talkin: clarity at the moment. mike was talking about — clarity at the moment. mike was talking about the _ clarity at the moment. mike was talking about the infection - clarity at the moment. mike was talking about the infection rates| clarity at the moment. mike was l talking about the infection rates in january and where they wear. are you

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BBC News-20211104-03:05:00

promises to do things 3040 or 50 years from now. the real question is what near—term agreements will we see and what increases in ambition will we see. there has been some progress but not as much as many of us would have hoped. those numbers are stark. estimated it global emissions need to drop by 1.24 billion tons each year to reach that net zero by 2050. it was 1.9 billion tons that it fell in 2020 during lockdown. so when countries are in lockdown and doing far less than normal they were doing what needs to happen every year, continuously. it is such a big ask, isn't it? it such a big ask, isn't it? it will be a real challenge. the one ray of hope here is that we have seen rapid progress in many clean energy technologies. solar prices have fallen by a factor of ten in the last decade, battery as well. 18% of new vehicles that distract

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