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The Travel Show

it's very demanding and it is very stressful. one of the biggest reasons why social ills exist in indian country is because the answer has always been economic. but when the united states came in for their own purposes of flood control, recreation and hydropower, flood us out with their dams and destroy our backbone, that's where you begin to see the social ills begin to immensely take off, in the '505, '605, 705, each decade getting worse and worse. 85% of all our crimes committed are alcohol or drug—related. 85%. the reality of the situation is we have to stop being a market. we never had a dea before,

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Trafic de migrants : 2 278 individus interpellés, dont 505 déférés en 3 ans

Trafic de migrants : 2 278 individus interpellés, dont 505 déférés en 3 ans

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BBC News

flag. the president of finland will be present at that ceremony, and also, the chief of nato, jens stoltenberg. we're joined now by the ambassador of finland to the uk — jukka siukosaari — who is in the country's capital, helsinki. iam not i am not sure if you are able to watch pictures of this flag raising ceremony, ambassador, buti watch pictures of this flag raising ceremony, ambassador, but i would like to find out your reaction to this historic moment for finland. unfortunately i don't have the live footage in front of me at the moment but it is an historic moment for the hole do nation and political establishment as well. —— for the whole finnish nation. the european structures have started already in the 505 and 605 with nordic cooperation, and moved on with the

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BBC News at Ten

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BBC News at One

these are mature people. many of them took on their post offices and their 405 and 505 i and 605 as retirement bu5ine55e5. they're getting no younger and they need help now, . not next week, not next month, and not next year. _ the government wants to get all the claims settled by next august. sue is desperate to move on from her tiny council flat. you can't give me back the years, but you can make the years i've got left a lot more... ..comfortable. i don't want fortunes. i want a home with the front door. that's what i want. the commander of ukraine's ground troops claims russian forces trying to capture the besieged eastern city of bakhmut are taking considerable losses and running out of steam. our correspondent quentin sommerville, and camera operator darren conway, have been to the front line where some of the fiercest fighting

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HARDtalk

seen incremental changes. when i was a little girl, i couldn't go to the swimming pool in washington dc in the �*505. because the fear was that my colour would wash off in the water, that was literally said. i don't think that great numbers of people believe those kinds of untruths, but are we willing to... ..restructure the society so that it benefits all rather than a few? that is a big question. and i'm hoping that there will be good people who will step forward. there always are good people in this world. ericka huggins, thank you so much for being on hardtalk. thank you.

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Politics Live

duty to rise with inflation, as it normally does from august, but duty frozen on draft products in pubs. —— draught. full capital expensing introduced for three year, we will get simonjack to explain what that means and 400 million for levelling up means and 400 million for levelling up partnership, as you can see a raft of measures from the chancellor, new apprenticeships for over 505, a £100 million fund announced for charity, a new one hundred £1 million for artificial research and an extra £200 million for pothole funds next year. let us get initial thoughts, from editors before we talk to paul johnson, nick eardley. i suppose the most striking thing was at the beginning when the chancellor said that the uk will swerve, avoid what they call a technical recession, but

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Politics Live

conservative party as it has market itself to others in recent times. but by their actions today, that is what they have done. [30 but by their actions today, that is what they have done.— but by their actions today, that is what they have done. do you accept that one of — what they have done. do you accept that one of the _ what they have done. do you accept that one of the biggest _ what they have done. do you accept| that one of the biggest impediments to growth— that one of the biggest impediments to growth is that there aren't enough — to growth is that there aren't enough workers and we need to extend the size _ enough workers and we need to extend the size of— enough workers and we need to extend the size of the workforce? you said you sign— the size of the workforce? you said you sign up— the size of the workforce? you said you sign up to the childcare provisioh _ you sign up to the childcare provision. would you perhaps add other— provision. would you perhaps add other sectors to the provisional list. _ other sectors to the provisional list, bringing in foreign workers, as hospitality, construction, retail have— as hospitality, construction, retail have been— as hospitality, construction, retail have been calling for? if as hospitality, construction, retail have been calling for?— as hospitality, construction, retail have been calling for? if you leave the pension _ have been calling for? if you leave the pension tax _ have been calling for? if you leave the pension tax policy _ have been calling for? if you leave the pension tax policy aside - have been calling for? if you leave the pension tax policy aside for. have been calling for? if you leave the pension tax policy aside for a i the pension tax policy aside for a moment, a lot of what the chancellor announced today on the over 505, for example, were things that we have been calling for. and we have been saying that we need more on childcare. it was the expense of it is a barrier to people entering work. quite a lot of the other measures were things that we had been calling for in recent months.

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Breakfast

reasons, over 50s have decided not to come back into work, maybe they like the idea of retirement. people on long—term, disability as well. he is coming up with a whole range, the problem is very big, the answers are quite micro. lots of little interventions or significant interventions or significant interventions for people affected i guess, to try to address this. example, if you are disabled and want to go back to work, you can try out work without automatically losing your benefits. that's quite practical. in terms of childcare, people paid universal credit up front if they go back to work or increase their hours, that will help people with their childcare costs. for the over 505, they will be encouraged to go on skills but camps where they will be able to get new qualifications to get back into the workforce. a lot of targeted interventions but i wonder whether it will really move the dial and address this really significant problem. address this really significant roblem. �* . , address this really significant

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The Context with Christian Fraser

case where there are a percentage of people who _ case where there are a percentage of people who get a positive decision recognising they need international protection, that's at in historical high _ protection, that's at in historical high. although we wouldn't know that from the debate. and the first incident, _ from the debate. and the first incident, around 70% of people are being _ incident, around 70% of people are being recognised as refugees or otherwise in need of protection. it's about what's happening in the world _ it's about what's happening in the world the — it's about what's happening in the world. the economic point is not the question _ world. the economic point is not the question in— world. the economic point is not the question. in addition i would reinforce _ question. in addition i would reinforce the point that it's not illegal— reinforce the point that it's not illegal to — reinforce the point that it's not illegal to cross the border to seek protection. this is quite clear in the refugee convention. people shouldn't— the refugee convention. people shouldn't be penalised for the manner— shouldn't be penalised for the manner of their arrival. shouldn't be penalised for the manner of theirarrival. 0n shouldn't be penalised for the manner of their arrival. on some level— manner of their arrival. on some level european countries just manner of their arrival. on some level european countriesjust need to find _ level european countriesjust need to find a _ level european countriesjust need to find a way to make their asylum system _ to find a way to make their asylum system function. rather than investing a huge amount and deterrence, which doesn't deter anybody— deterrence, which doesn't deter anybody after all. because it's push factors— anybody after all. because it's push factors which are leading them to come _ factors which are leading them to come 0r— factors which are leading them to come. 0rfantasy factors which are leading them to come. 0r fantasy deals with other countries, — come. 0r fantasy deals with other countries, which also don't work. historically, _ countries, which also don't work. historically, things are not necessarily at the worst when it comes— necessarily at the worst when it comes to — necessarily at the worst when it comes to reception of refugees. the economic— comes to reception of refugees. the economic conditions are much better than they— economic conditions are much better than they were in the 505. europe and the _ than they were in the 505. europe and the uk — than they were in the 505. europe and the uk has huge labour market needs _ and the uk has huge labour market needs. public opinion is actually

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