They introduced. the conservatives say it will be paid for by clawing back money which is not currently being paid due to tax avoidance and the labour party say in response we are spending that money over and over again, so we are back to familiar grounds and familiar arguments at the moment. there has been. . .. . arguments at the moment. there has been. :. , ., , arguments at the moment. there has been. :. , :, , :. been. that has been lots of reaction. been. that has been lots of reaction, including been. that has been lots of reaction, including from i been. that has been lots of reaction, including from our. reaction, including from our audience members. yesterday, i appreciate yesterday, iappreciate he has yesterday, i appreciate he has got advisers. yesterday, i appreciate he has got advisers, but he has also got other experienced people around him, david cameron, experienced people around him, david cameron, surely they must have turned cameron, surely they must have turned around and said, this is a mistake~ mistake. i- mistake. ijust don t know where mistake. ijust don t know where to start. i am and ijust don t know where to start. i am and 92 year old ijust don t know where to start. i am and 92 year old lady- ijust don t know where to start. i am and 92 year old lady who - ijust don t know where to start. i. am and 92 year old lady who lived through am and 92 year old lady who lived through the am and 92 year old lady who lived through the war.
And then held off german counterattacks. i think it has become, as you say, symbolic of the commitment of the armed forces during world war ii which saved mankind. today s civilization. that s what was at stake. my parents generation, my dad fought with the famous 92nd division in italy. he had eight years in combat. all my uncles one was in the navy. a cruiser attacked by a japanese submarine, army air corps. 16 million american men and women came to the defense of the country. it was an enormous economic powerhouse that helped win the war. extraordinary. we have to keep that in mind facing the new challenges. 100% correct. thank you for joining me.
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Basildon man was meant to win it for the tories in 92 and then in 97 labour got worcester women. but now i m sounding very old. but my question, the one wasn t it at one point ijust think they always sound like those skeletons, glaciers going, oh, we found such and such man who reveals that humans lived on berries. that s right. and this sort of both useful and unusable, these kinds of cliches. but they but they are cliches. but, mark, it s fantastic to hear from a real, an actual workington man rather than a cliched workington man. but mark, you didn t tell us what your politics are. i d like to know that. were you misrepresented by that terrible cliche or not? yeah. mark, get back in touch. email us newscast at bbc.co. uk. although he already knows our email address because you already emailed us. i mean, it s for other people who don t know it now. laura, i thought we could end where we where we started, go full circle and talk about d day. and i know that you have been delving into your own family archive. well, it s funny, i don t like to talk about my family. i think it s bad enough for people i m related to that. i m on tv at all. however, d day really made me think
Party, partly because they d been brexiteers, but they were interested in borisjohnson s political offer to use a terrible piece of politicaljargon. so this time, this campaign, i would say the equivalent that s been put forward by a different political research group is whitby woman, that wonderful seaside town on the north coast, because what we ve seen in some of the research suggests that it is conservative tending women who are the ones who have potentially swung away. there may be older in age, there may be interested in the kind of socially conservative policies that we see in the tories already come outwith. so whitby women i think has already become this year s workington man. but to be honest, as everybody knows, because i m always banging on about i don t like cliches and i don t like any of these kinds of terms, whether it s red wall, blue wall. worcester woman was the new labour one. but what it talks to is a particular group manner thing back in the nineties. is that right? basildon man in 92 i think
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That s what s on the ballot today. that s what s on the vote today, the floor today. and that is what s important. the washington post is reporting that there are republicans in 17 different states that have blocked largely democratic-led attempts to laws that would assure the right to abortion since 2022, and a gallop poll shows 92% of u.s. adults thought birth control was morally acceptable back then in 2022. the next year it was 88%, so obviously a strong majority, but how do you turn that into election results, whether it s on a statewide level or a national level? well, i can tell you in nevada, we have an abortion measure on our ballot this time, and what that means is we ve codified a woman s right to have an abortion in the state of nevada. we want to move it into our constitution. it s really important to women that they have the ability to go to the doctor s office, to get the reproductive care that they
That s a faster rate of increase than was between 1970 and 2010. and overall, the picture is that last year the world warmed by one and a half degrees, 1.4 degrees, of which 90% of that, 92% was caused by humans and about 8% caused by the el nino climate and weather phenomenon. the bigger picture, as you say, is that we re continuing to produce emissions. we re continuing to produce those warming gases that drive up temperatures. and the report highlights the fact that we are burning through our budget, if you like, very, very rapidly. and on their calculations, we would have five years to 2029 and we would have used up enough carbon to push us over that 1.5 degree threshold that was agreed in paris. a court in italy has been convicted in american woman amanda knox for slander. years after she was acquitted of murdering her roommate in 2007. she will not go to prison as she is already served four years for the murder of which she was