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a post—christmas shopping trip ended in tragedy. celia marsh had a severe allergy to dairy, and died after eating what she thought was a dairy free rap. today, her husband, andy, and their daughters welcomed the coroner's findings were stopped mum's death, like so many others, was entirely avoidable. brute mum's death, like so many others, was entirely avoidable.— was entirely avoidable. we need better testing, _ was entirely avoidable. we need better testing, better _ was entirely avoidable. we need better testing, better labelling i was entirely avoidable. we need i better testing, better labelling and better testing, better labelling and better health care. to prevent other families having to carry the grief that we will always hold. enough is enough. thank you. this was the kind of sandwich containing yoghurt that celia marsh eight in december 2017. she bought it from this pret a manger store in bath. the inquest heard that after eating the sandwich, she struggled to breathe. she collapsed, her husband called for an ambulance. passers—by with medical training stopped to help. when the family arrived at the hospital behind the
website or indeed the app. laura will have the latest at 6:30 p:m.. at that is all for now. a mother of five with an acute dairy allergy died after eating a vegan wrap that was contaminated with traces of milk, an inquest has found. celia marsh suffered anaphylaxis shortly after eating the wrap bought from pret a manger store in bath in 2017. 0ur correspondentjenny kumah has been following the story and joins us now. jenny. well, the marsh family have been waiting _ jenny. well, the marsh family have been waiting for— jenny. well, the marsh family have been waiting for many _ jenny. well, the marsh family have been waiting for many years - jenny. well, the marsh family have been waiting for many years when l been waiting for many years when they came here to the corners courts behind me for answers, and they came here today, they had each other, wiped away tears when the coroner delivered her verdict. they described her as the heartbeat of the family and said her death was entirely avoidable. tt’s the family and said her death was entirely avoidable.— the family and said her death was entirely avoidable. it's been nearly five ears entirely avoidable. it's been nearly five years since _ entirely avoidable. it's been nearly five years since this _ entirely avoidable. it's been nearly five years since this family - entirely avoidable. it's been nearly five years since this family was - five years since this family was left in morning, after post—christmas shopping trip ended
by biden. he wanted to get out by 9/11 2021. he wanted to be the american president that ended the america's longest war. it backfired on him. we didn't end the longest war, we started a new one. al qaeda camps are emerging in afghanistan as i speak and the border is broken. so the same people who are talking about afghanistan are also in control of your border. one of the biggest mistakes in the war on terror. setting in motion another attack against america 9/11 style because we abandoned afghanistan, repeating history and all avoidable. the buck does stop with joe biden. nobody else to blame but him. he has been wrong about everything nor the last 30 or 40 years. my biggest fear about him being president is that he would do something this stupid. >> bill: you know al qaeda some measure has moved into kabul. al-zawahiri was good evidence
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>> it's a tragedy, sandra, avoidable, 18 months ago when president biden took office, american savings were at an all-time high, the stock market all-time high, people were incredibly good shape financially, unemployment rate, it had gone up during the pandemic but coming down again and inflation was more or less flat. and just 18 months, all of that has been blown away. just in a year, you know, ronald reagan asked in 1980, are you better off today than four years ago and it finished jimmy carter. the question, we have not even had four years. but better off than 18 months ago, how many will answer yes, joe biden, maybe hunter biden, but the democrats should deserve to pay the price. >> sandra: and people are concerned about the direction of the country and over the next 18 months. gerry baker, great to have you here today. john. >> john: wages backwards 3% every month. migrant encounters at the border hitting yet another record high
the motives of these people and how they're managing our economy. charlie gasparino is a senior correspondent at fox business. got a fantastic piece out in the new york post on how the fed is managing inflation today. out on how the fed is managing he joins us tonight. charlie gasparino, thanks so much for coming in . >> i fintech trying'm s to get up, sl try to get over the post comment, think this is so you look, if you don't understand agriculture or the economy, , which is true of a lot of people, maybe you don't talk about it in public. he the message they're sending is right, don't care tucker ? i think what we havee here is one of the most avoidable, easily avoidable economic crises in the last so the twenty years and something that was created pure pure cynicism, cynicism, cynicism on biden's part. kept and he kept spending and kept putting all these lefties in regulatory jobs. and it was cynicism because he wants to be more liberal, more transistors, na more transformational progressive than his buddy barackl h and that's why he didk it.s why and everybody knows that's why he did it because there was no e reason to pile on all
>> i may be bad, but not that bad, okay. >> thanks. i guess john berman is happy. >> that's a good thing. thank you, coy. >> nice to see you. >> thanks. >> some emotional scenes where separated families fleeing russia's invasion are reunited thankfully. family members holding each other in long tearful hugs as they face the uncertainty of a new life in a new country now beginning this next chapter together. you can just feel some of the relief there, but so many men separated from their children, separated from their wives, left there to fight. >> and we seguin a new chapter. f -- we say begin a new chapter. it's waiting to find out where you're going to land. how are you going to support yourself. your family is still back in ukraine. just a tragic avoidable, tragic situation for so many. >> thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm christine romans. "new day" is next.
all of it completely avoidable. on the casualty count, again, we are being careful to not get in estimates. we know there have been casualties, civilian casualties. ukrainian soldiers have suffered casualties. we know the russians have and being careful not to get into estimates of numbers. the estimates vary widely. change literally every day if not every hour. not an operation we are conducting and don't feel like we can put out spoesk numbers. >> seeing reports of unguided munitions being used. is that factoring in? >> yeah. we have indications that not everything that the russians are using in the long range fires are precision guided, that a
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