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In 2003, they paid £53,000 for their two—bedroom flat. where are you from? sri lanka. which part? kandy. so who are all these people? this is my daughter, she is going to university. myself, my wife. the flagship policy of a0 years ago still has a price today the selvarajahs own their flat but the council still owns the building when repairs are carried out, anthony and gloria have to pay their share. so you've got these new windows. there they are. when did they come in? two weeks ago. so these are brand—new. brand—new. anthony and gloria didn't have a choice. the council replaced the ...

For reference, at this time of year in london, seven is closer to the average so very mild. thanks, chris. and that's bbc news at ten on monday the 30th of january. there the 30th of january. is a special edition of newsnight there is a special edition of newsnight on the impact of brexit which we were talking aboutjust a few minutes ago. victoria is getting ready in the studio, there, on bbc two. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. but from the ten team, it's goodnight. thank you, huw. tonight, ...

Rwanda. there's a lot more to this than just the high court saying these are lawful because it is a lot more complicated. it these are lawful because it is a lot more complicated.— these are lawful because it is a lot more complicated. it is. the rwanda [an to more complicated. it is. the rwanda plan to send — more complicated. it is. the rwanda plan to send illegal _ more complicated. it is. the rwanda plan to send illegal migrants - more complicated. it is. the rwanda plan to send illegal migrants there i plan to send illegal migrants there is the government's flagship policy in dealing ...

Matt hancock on its front page — the tabloid says he faces calls to quit politics when he gets home from the jungle. there you go, a nice little flavour of the front pages for you. let's begin our chapter. andrew kick us off, please come of the financial times has splashed across to its front page of the events in china. yes, this is a protest, a mass protest against the president of china's flagship policy of zero covid. i think we can all relate to a lockdown which has intermittently lasted for three years how frustrated we would all be. they are starting to lose patience. they are protest...

This how they are communicating a message to the us?— a message to the us? what do ou do a message to the us? what do you do to _ a message to the us? what do you do to stop _ a message to the us? what do you do to stop the _ a message to the us? what do you do to stop the tests? - a message to the us? what do you do to stop the tests? you | you do to stop the tests? you try to sanction them into submission or surrender. it is hard to think of what are the sanctions we could put on north korea. the other is negotiation. of the two approaches, negotiations have historically worked to get them...