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We we re we were told that health, safety, security and fire checks had all been carried out. to add to the government �*s problems, the small boat migrants detected yesterday were 755 the highest daily total this year. it pushes the 2023 total two 5826 —— this year. it pushes the 2023 total two 5826 -- 15,826. the this year. it pushes the 2023 total two 5826 —— 15,826. the overall two 5826 ——15,826. the overall number since the home office started counting channel crossings in 2018 has now topped more than 100,000. they clearly haven't completed the safety _ they clearly haven't...

The technology to sound the alarm before pollution hits. our environment correspondentjonah fisher has been finding out more. it looks nice from a distance, but, for years, the water at the beach at combe martin, has been problematic. if people are bathing in bad water quality, they�*re obviously going to pick up bacteria — stomach problems, eye infections, all those sort of things. twice in the last five years, contamination from sewage, dog faeces and agriculture meant the environment agency advising people not to swim. not a great advert for a town that relies on holiday—makers. there...

No proof that he couldn't do it. this is different. today we know he said that he would build a wall and he didn't do it. just a quarter is built. he said mexico would pay for it and we haven't gotten our first pay peso. and he said that he would balance the budget. and we're left with the greatest deficit. he said that he would get rid of the national debt. there is a record here on things both public policy but even on the trivial. remember he used to go after barack obama for playing golf. i remember one time he alonged in the camera and said i will not play a golf a day because i'll be on ...

THE symbolic moment when boot-maker Dr Martens reached £1 billion in revenue for the first time was marred by what its boss had to admit were "mistakes" in the US.

At the top of the leaderboard. behind him, though, rory mcilroy�*s problems continued. after a frustrating first round, he was struggling again. a string of early errors and his hopes seemed to be fading. 0h, he hated it from minute he hit it. 0thers, though, were having a better time of it, including australia's jason day, showing his pinpoint precision. he's made that one look easy. the british challenge has so far been led byjustin rose, although he'll have to convert a solid start into something more spectacular, especially with koepka in such form, as he continued to set the pace. for m...