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to see some of the stories of you may be missing and cs reporting on. stay with us. look at what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. and the chief executive and the economics think tank and former pensions minister in david karen's conservative government thank you both for being with us tonight started the metro, the cost crisis. the metro leads with the cost of living crisis and a message from consumer champion martin lewis — he's demanding action on energy bills from what he calls the �*zombie government'. more on the cost of living from the guardian, which headlines a st...

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Listen to me about why she is opposed. what worries me about this bill is it's very widely drawn and it's very vaguely worded and it really uses noise for the first time as a way for police to decide whether you or i are criminals. it actually extends even to one—person protests, so if you or i wanted to sit on a street corner shouting, the police now have very widely drawn powers to decide whether we are causing what they call in the bill "serious annoyance or serious inconvenience". now, that is very subjective. it's up to somebody else to decide, and i think really we are sleepwalking int...

And hospitalisations. we know the delta variant is certainly affecting children more, lots of young children, those below the age of any vaccination that might be ruled out. we know that downing street will do a bit of pitch rolling, as it's been described to me, next week to try to warn that there are likely to be tough times to come in the autumn, and borisjohnson personally is extremely against imposing any form of lockdown, really against any forms of social distancing measures. facemasks feels like something the government could do. but you've only got a look at the house of commons, the ...