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I’ve been having to stay home more lately. I have a big, battered, even-has-a-hole-in-it recliner that fits my body just right. Which is great because I’ve even had to sleep
obviously that involves russia and ukraine, where i'm sure he will take the same hard line that boris johnson and liz truss have taken. a briton can do that on its own. it has to work with european partners, work with the americans, address issues about iran and not forget about afghanistan where it left things in a bit of a mess a year ago. ourfriends abroad things in a bit of a mess a year ago. our friends abroad will be hoping now that there will be a bit of stability and prosperity, callum and the uk will be back as a serious player after the turmoil and turbulence of the last couple of months. . ~ turbulence of the last couple of months. ., ,, , ., turbulence of the last couple of months. . ~' , ., , turbulence of the last couple of months. ., ,, , ., , . months. thank you very much. let me brin: ou months. thank you very much. let me bring you a — months. thank you very much. let me bring you a couple _ months. thank you very much. let me bring you a couple of— months. thank you very much. let me bring you a couple of bits _ months. thank you very much. let me bring you a couple of bits of _ bring you a couple of bits of information before we bring you up—to—date with the weather forecast. chloe smith, the works and pensions secretary, has resigned. we also know the first new cabinet appointment, that is grant shapps,
pleased that the minister for housing in the scottish government has listened to landlords but it does not satisfy those landlord investors and encourage them to continue to invest. if investors and encourage them to continue to invest.— continue to invest. if you put ourself continue to invest. if you put yourself in — continue to invest. if you put yourself in the _ continue to invest. if you put yourself in the position i continue to invest. if you put yourself in the position of. continue to invest. if you put i yourself in the position of callum who we have heard from who feels some relief that he will be better protected and his rent will be not going up in the same way, can you understand why he might be feeling this is a good day?— this is a good day? definitely, of course. this is a good day? definitely, of course- at _ this is a good day? definitely, of course. at the _ this is a good day? definitely, of course. at the end _ this is a good day? definitely, of course. at the end of— this is a good day? definitely, of course. at the end of the i this is a good day? definitely, of course. at the end of the day, i course. at the end of the day, landlords have sympathy with tenants, whether some tenants believe that or not is another issue. an affordable rent is not good for tenants but it actually —— when a rent is unaffordable, it is bad for landlords because when a tenant cannot pay the rent it is a problem for the landlord. we all need to work together which is why we as an organisation has been sent to the government that they need to consult with us and work in partnership in the sector to find long—term solutions with these problems. unaffordable rent is not
hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is anna smith. so, anna, what's in store this week? well, first up, idris elba takes on an angry lion in the survival thriller called beast. then off to france for a drama called her way, which is starring call my agents, lock callum. and then finally, penelope cruz and antonio banderas send up the film industry in a comedy called official competition. so first then beast in which idris elba fights a lion. is there much more to it than that? that is basically it. but i'll set up the story for you. there is a bit of an attempt to sort of set up the characters in this thriller. he plays a widower who goes off to south africa with his two daughters for a holiday to see their friend who's working on a reserve. they're trying to protect the lions, but some very evil poachers have
you have shown massive fortitude, and we are really, really proud of you. this is how today started. a pep talk to settle nerves ahead of finding out their grades. we followed the pupils here at the deanery church of england high school in wigan. it is essential we have a good revision programme. from revision through to results day. the pandemic, missing school, people going off, i think it was really stressful and hard for everyone. for chelsea, callum and esther, the end of exams also marks the end of their time at this school, as they prepare to head off in different directions. off we go. for callum, there has been little rest this summer, as he pursues his dream of becoming a professional footballer, alongside doing a vocational qualification with wigan athletic. it's equivalent to three a—levels, it's a btec in sport. being able to pursue the start of a career in sport and then also being able to do education about sport on the side, as well, it's amazing.
proud of you. chelsea's going on to do a—levels. she is happy with her results. the pandemic has been a lesson in resilience. i finally got my results, i have passed. you are not always going to get the grades you want, but i'm still planning to do medicine, no matter what, i'm still going to become a doctor. i just want to do something that will help the community. esther got top marks in every subject, and is going to college. saying goodbye to the teachers who helped get her through the exams will be tough. the teachers have been amazing. in the run—up to exams, the big half—terms, breaks, they had full days of revision. i think it was mostly a confidence thing before going into the exams, just to have that reassurance. chelsea, esther and callum have made the grade, and like thousands of others, they will be moving on to the next phase in their education, and hoping for a future free from the disruption of their time at school. elaine dunkley, bbc news in wigan. this morning it's
you have shown massive fortitude, and we are really, really proud of you. this is how today started. a pep talk to settle nerves ahead of finding out their grades. we followed the pupils here, at the deanery church of england high school in wigan. it is essential we have a good revision programme. from revision through to results day. the pandemic, missing school, people going off, i think it was really stressful and hard for everyone. for chelsea, callum and esther, the end of exams also marks the end of their time at this school, as they prepare to head off in different directions. off we go. for callum, there has been little rest this summer, as he pursues his dream of becoming a professional footballer, alongside doing a vocational qualification with wigan athletic. it's equivalent to three a—levels, it's a btec in sport. being able to pursue the start of a career in sport and then also being able to do education about sport on the side, that's where it's amazing. today he picked up his gcse results. all the hard work has paid off.
because he is one of the best players in this team. chelsea winger callum hudson—odoi is in talks about a loan move to bayer leverkusen. the 21—year—old england international is keen to get more game time after making just 15 premier league appearances last season. hudson—odoi's prospects at stamford bridge haven't been helped by the arrival of raheem sterling, while chelsea are looking to add everton's anthony gordon to their ranks — although their latest bid of around £115 million has been turned down. the second test between england and south africa starts at old trafford tomorrow and england have recalled seamer ollie robinson in the only change to the team that were hammered in the first test at lord's last week. he replaces matthew potts. robinson hasn't played since being dropped in the winter in west indies over fitness concerns. but he took nine wickets in sussex's county championship match with nottinghamshire and then impressed onlooking head coach brendon mccullum as he took five wickets in the match for england lions against
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evidence of the pressure so many millions face. it is the biggest drop in living standards since the silverjubilee way back in 1977 according to a think tank the living standards resolution. the government says the job market remains resilient and it is providing £30 billion of support to households with the cost of living. joining me now is chris adcock, the managing director of reed. callum, the managing director of reed. thank you for being what callum, thank you for being with us. what do you make of the kind of underlying factors shaping this pay environment at the moment? it’s underlying factors shaping this pay environment at the moment? it's an unfortunate — environment at the moment? it's an unfortunate situation _ environment at the moment? it's an unfortunate situation because - environment at the moment? it's an unfortunate situation because all. unfortunate situation because all else equal the labour market is actually providing what is a decent standard of pay growth of we do not experience in the uk for much more than a decade. vacancies are close to eight all—time high, unemployment is low it's produced at least in the private sector face that my past wage growth for the we have