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Suggesting she supported hamas, but the cost of that payment is covered by taxpayers. The science secretary, michelle donelan, has now retracted her comments about professor kate sang after a government investigation found the allegations were baseless. And allegations were baseless. And finally thousands of staff at greggs are to get, shall we say, a slice of the profits. More than £17 million in bonuses. Evidently, its after the high street bakery saw profits rise by 27 in the last year, so staff can expect to see their extra dough in their pay packets at the end of this month to recognise ...

Researchers heard about the man in a newspaper and asked if they could study his bodys response to the multiple jabs. Could study his bodys response to the multiple jabs. They say to the multiple jabs. They say despite his extraordinary hyper vaccination, no noticeable side effects have been found so far. Effects have been found so far. And finally, if you were a fan of soap operas in the 90s, you can probably remember this. Can probably remember this. Young peoples stand in the darkness. Baywatch became the darkness. Baywatch became the worlds most watched tv series dunng worlds most watched ...

Of pounds in extra commitment from the uk to provide 10,000 military drones. Now the vast majority will be first person view drones, fpv drones, which can loiter over the battle space and drop their munitions on russian tanks and artillery. But it will also provide a thousand new one way attack drones in addition to that, more maritime attack drones. Attack drones. Post office boss nick read has denied supplying misleading evidence to mps relating to the companys use of non disclosure agreements. He was accused of providing false information on at least two occasions with the Commons Committee...

Are you an extremist . Next. Are you an extremist . Next. Im Polly Middlehurst and the top story in the gb newsroom tonight i at 9 01, Birmingham City council has approved a wave of budget cuts that have been described as a devastating double whammy of tax cuts and fewer public services. The fewer public services. The labour Led Authority is planning a 21 increase in council tax over two years, and £300 million worth of cuts to public services. Council leader john cotton, unrwa , vividly apologised to the unrwa, vividly apologised to the citys residents , blaming tory citys residents, blaming...

Theatrical panel this evening, criminal barrister and former tory mp jerry hayes, and the author and journalist michael crick. As always , i want to hear crick. As always, i want to hear from you. Its a crucial part of the programme. You know the email by now its mailmogg gbnews. Com, but now its your favourite of the its your favourite part of the day. The news with polly day. Its the news with polly middlehurst. Middlehurst. Most kind jacob, thank you and good evening to you. Well the top story from the gb news room tonight is that the labour led Birmingham City council has approved a wave o...