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and little did you know it was occult in sheep's clothing. it was ran by a guy called keith, who pushed himself as at messiah -like figure and used his power and his position to manipulate it and asleep with some of the woman in his cult. although sarah was not subjected to sex slavery, many others were. she endured over a decade of psychological torture and starvation. she climbed the ranks of nexium and went on to cofounder the canadian chapter of the organization. but her time and nexium came to an end of when state death machine three other women were taken to hide out in upstate new york and branded with his initials. sarah went to the fbi in 2017, blowing the whistle on the cult and taking down the cold and its leader. offer of scarred, sarah edmonson joins us now. sarah, tell me about your initial cult initiation, did you
efficient for the public sector to do things than the private sector. so, with this figure, a dollop of caution. we will know more about labour's tax and spend plans when they publish their manifesto — but last night, after the debate, they emphasised they weren't going to put up income tax, national insurance, or vat. next, let's look at sir keir starmer�*s claim on the overall tax level. it is right to say that taxes have gone up. this is the tax take since the last general election, compared to the size of the economy. you can see it's gone up quite a lot — in part because income tax thresholds have been frozen, which means as you earn more money in line with inflation, you pay more tax. rishi sunak has cut national insurance recently — but, as you can see from this graph here, overall, taxes are up. just to give you a flavour of what that means for people on different incomes — you are worse off if you're earning £15,000. if you're earning 35—55,000, you are better off.
morning's newspapers. let's have a look at some of the front pages. the guardian leads on what it calls an "ill—tempered debate". it talks about the fact that the two leaders actually tore into each other�*s election promises. the i newspaper describes it as an "angry tv clash". its front page also previews a story it has on the tories considering announcing a policy of leaving the european court of human rights — something which could theoretically make it easier to carry out the rwanda plan. across newspapers which have traditionally been supportive of the conservatives, rishi sunak�*s debate performance has been getting positive reviews. "kapow — feisty rishi floors starmer over £2,000 tax rise" reads the front of the daily express. labour rejects the figure used by sunak, because it is based on assumptions provided by tory political advisers.
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that run though when you look at democrats, i mean, you've got some that are happy, the biden's doing this. but you have some who are slamming it. in fact, for what you say, because they're saying, oh, it's like trump did and they actually aren't okay with that. i mean, here's just two today no, i'm disappointed that the president has sort of gone into the same frame as donald trump at a very time when we need to make a distinction between donald trump and joe biden, votes according to the figure, no temp three trend to be same policy that will proven to fail. >> and the feb administration you know they're going to not vote for him though, right? well, from the point of view, the biden administration of the fact that ruben gallego, who is running starts from the left, but is running for senate in arizona, supported this r. kelly's loudly support but it's probably more telling me what biden has tried to do on immigration without a lot of success is basically say, we you're going to expand legal pathways and we are going to try to shut off the illegal
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have to compromise somewhere and it's going to have to choose where he's going to have to compromise. and this isn't a leader who we are used to seeing compromise it's really interesting and max, what do you expect this will mean in terms of how modi pushes india to interact with allies in the west and elsewhere. >> i mean, what sort of changes do you anticipate it? it does seem like this is going to make it harder for him to implement his agenda at home. does that have an impact on his ability to work with allies around the world well, there are two views of him really the one within india, which is very much focused on the economy. >> and there have been allegations of corruption and strong hand tactics, if you liked with opposite position because a lot of that comes into the national debate there on the global stage he is, he is becoming a more and more important figure because close to china, also close to the united states and he is his
morning. quite an image there that pollster crying on tv. this was a surprise. help us understand why it was a surprised, because the poles really showed that there was gonna be a landslide. he seen as a very powerful figure, the opposition have been a weekend previous elections, but bounce back a bit this time. and this is where he really went down in history. so he's going into a third term only in nehru has done who was seen by many as the founding father of a modern india. so he's seen as this very powerful figure who didn't quite swing it in the way he had hoped. but we have to remember he did win his bjp party is still very much in control. but the challenge there's now is finding an alliance partner. there are about five king makers. i was told by an engine expert earlier today that he'll have to work with to make it work long term. so he's going to
to the u.s. economy. today all focus is actually on adp figures. economists are expecting private employers added 175,000 jobs in may. let's see what will be the final figure. and on the corporate front it's a quiet day, however we are expected to hear from lulu lemon. they're due to post after the mavgt close. >> india's markets saw their biggest one day loss in four years after that country ruling party, prime minister modi's party lost its parliamentary majority. what does this mean for investors? >> so we have been keeping a close eye on the indian market in the wake of the election. on tuesday during that session the main market actually wiped out all of the gains they had registered for 2024 so far. the key here was the fact that traders were digesting this result. there was showing narendra