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'86, '87 about the powerful soviet empire. we remember a book. it's one of my favorite books. i don't mean to be critical, but "the rise and fall of the great empires," paul kennedy talking -- >> kennedy. >> yeah, kennedy talking about the rise and fall of the united states. they were overextended. he missed the fact that the soviet union would collapse in two, three years. when i hear this now about russia, i said, i'm going, "i've heard this before, and it didn't end well for the russians." let's go to the lead story in "the new york times," admiral. it talks about israel entering a new phase of the war. finally doing what the biden administration, what our secretary of state, antony blinken, and so many others, what jake sullivan, so many other members of the biden administration have been pushing israel to do. that is to take a more targeted approach to their campaign and
around the world that across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. new figures show retail sales increased byjust i.7% across the uk in december — significantly lower than the 6.9% rise in 2022. the british retail consortium says shoppers held back on their festive spending due to a lack of confidence in the economy. the group warned shoppers and retailers they of a "challenging" year ahead. the insurance firm admiral says pothole—related claims soared last year. they said customers made 40% more claims for pothole damage in 2023, at an average cost of over £3,000 per claim. higher—tech vehicles and a general rise in the price of repairs is thought to be behind the spike. as a cold spell hits much of the uk, a double—decker bus in kirkcaldy
across the uk in december, significantly lower than the 6.9% rise in 2022. the british retail consortium says shoppers held back on their festive spending due to a lack of confidence in the economy. the group warned shoppers and retailers they of a "challenging" year ahead. the insurance firm admiral says pothole—related claims soared last year. they said customers made 40% more claims for pothole damage in 2023, at an average cost of over £3,000 per claim. higher—tech vehicles and a general rise in the price of repairs is thought to be behind the spike. as a cold spell hits much of the uk, a double—decker bus in kirkcaldy lost control yesterday after it hit freezing rain, crashing into parked cars before skidding into a garden wall and finally coming to a stop. it had been on its way to a local primary school. luckily, no passengers were onboard and no one was injured. you're live with bbc news. here in the uk, two formerjustice secretaries — one conservative, the other labour —
blinken press conference - area. we are anticipating antony blinken press conference in - area. we are anticipating antony blinken press conference in the l area. we are anticipating antony - blinken press conference in the next 45 minutes. around the world and across the uk, you are watching bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. new figures show, retail sales increased byjust one point 7% across the uk in december significantly lower than the 6.9 % rise in 2022. the british retail consortium says shoppers held back on their festive spending due to a lack of confidence in the economy. the group warned shoppers and retailers of a "challenging" year ahead. the insurance firm admiral says pothole related claims soared last year. they say customers made 40% more claims for pothole damage in 2023, at an average cost of over £3000 per claim. higher tech vehicles and a general rise in the price of repairs is thought to be behind the spike. as a cold spell hits much of the uk a double decker bus in kirkcaldy lost control yersterday after it hit freezing rain, crashing into parked cars, before skidding into a
we will be staying across developments on that story throughout the day on bbc news. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. new figures show retail sales increased byjust i.7% across the uk in december — significantly lower than the 6.9% rise in 2022. the british retail consortium says shoppers held back on their festive spending due to a lack of confidence in the economy. the group warned shoppers and retailers they of a "challenging" year ahead. the insurance firm admiral says pothole—related claims soared last year. they said customers made a0 per cent more claims for pothole damage in 2023, at an average cost of over £3,000 per claim. higher—tech vehicles and a general rise in the price of repairs is thought to be behind the spike.
to the latest industry figures, with weak growth in sales in december. data from the british retail consortium says sales increase by 1% last month, significantly lower than the 6.9% for the same period last year. the group warns that shoppers and retailers face a challenging year ahead. insurance firm admiral says pothole—related claims soared last year. customers made 40% more claims to the insurer for pothole damage in 2023, at an average cost of £3,070. higher—tech vehicles and a general rise in the price of repairs is thought to be behind the spike. new court documents regarding the late sex offenderjeffrey epstein have been released, it mentions alleged sex tapes filmed by epstein of prince andrew, bill clinton, and sir richard branson. the three of them have denied any wrongdoing, and the person who made the allegations later said
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there, former federal prosecutor. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. new figures show retail sales increased byjust i.7% across the uk in december, significantly lower than the 6.9% rise in 2022. the british retail consortium says shoppers held back on their festive spending due to a lack of confidence in the economy. the group warned shoppers and retailers of a "challenging" year ahead. the insurance firm admiral says pothole—related claims soared last year. they say customers made 40% more claims for pothole damage in 2023, at an average cost of over £3,000 per claim. higher tech vehicles and a general rise in the price of repairs is thought to be behind the spike. a double decker bus in kirkcaldy lost control yesterday, amid freezing rain, sending it crashing into parked cars, before coming to a stop against a garden wall. it had been on its way to a local primary school. luckily, no passengers were onboard
incapacitated, then it goes to kathleen hicks and then the third if she's not available which, by the way, there's nobody confirmed for that position. but the fact that they didn't tell anybody is pretty, pretty bad. it's inexcusable. you know, john kirby knows this, the admiral, the nsc spokesman, he knows better. the defense department knows better. the more than people know better. just tell us what's happening. and i know lloyd austin, i like lloyd austin, lloyd has worked for me on two different occasions. come on, guys, you guys know better. griff: the pentagon spokesperson, pat ryder, saying, oh, listen, i know this was an oversight but, you know, the deputy secretary of defense had it all, no worries, it wouldn't have made a difference at all. but, again, god forbid something should escalate like iran, if tehran strikes tel aviv and with we don't even know right now what austin's condition is, i don't believe. i don't. it's not public that i see. does that matter? >> yeah, it does. two words, trust, confidence.