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strategy on a hope is not a sound path forward. >> in addition, it's worth looking at america's recent experiences with regime change in iraq i've gone this far libya and beyond to recognize that even after the end of a bad regime, things do not always steadily improve in fact, look at washington's relations with moscow more than three decades after that system collapsing it has not worked out as many had wished. >> the second idea or hope is that the us and the current government in iran can be friends? the true daisy iran is a very proud and nationalistic country, deeply imbued with a sense of its own historical grandeur recall that the empire that was a precursor to the modern iran was one of the few forces that held its own in bathroom with roman empire at different points ancient persians ruled over much of what is now the arab world with all its current dysfunction in
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all these people from lgsm who are living their lives ijust didn�*t have that coverage and conviction to be that person so for me that legacy is like, i had to wait until i was ready. i never stop telling the story about mclean the miners�* strike. nobody believed me. that story never, ever left me. it was like that hope that ijust grabbed hold of and i thought you know what, no? that is part of me and part of my life and is won�*t to carry through. and obviously when the film came out ijust messaged everybody and when they go! c! i was telling the truth the whole town and everyone was like wow. we all thought that the story would die with us. it thought that the story would die with us. :, , thought that the story would die with us. . , ., :, ., , ., with us. it was extraordinary that 30 ears with us. it was extraordinary that 30 years after — with us. it was extraordinary that 30 years after this _ with us. it was extraordinary that 30 years after this film _ with us. it was extraordinary that 30 years after this film that - with us. it was extraordinary that 30 years after this film that the l 30 years after this film that the story— 30 years after this film that the story has— 30 years after this film that the story has become global. for me, one of the _ story has become global. for me, one of the most _ story has become global. for me, one of the most important points of the legacy— of the most important points of the legacy is— of the most important points of the legacy is the fact that it was because _ legacy is the fact that it was because of the trade unions that we have civil— because of the trade unions that we have civil partnership.— because of the trade unions that we have civil partnership. through what ha--ened
jacques i am deeply honoured to be leading our party as first minister. here we are and we are ready to make the case for scotland. applause polling day, of course, is on the 4th ofjuly. also known, of course, is independence day by our american friends. it is independence day by our american friends. , :, :, , is independence day by our american friends. , . ., , is independence day by our american friends. ., friends. it is a really good day for scotland to _ friends. it is a really good day for scotland to follow _ friends. it is a really good day for scotland to follow suit. _ scotland to follow suit. laughter in these next few weeks, we need to set out our case to the people of scotland with energy, optimism and hope. and it is the people of scotland i want to speak to directly today as we set out our message. to set out why voting snp will lead to a better country and a better future for you and your family. the people in this room and the wider snp, it
that he himself created. they did it intentionally. catastrophic events on the country for decades to come. >> president biden unveiled what he called a three-phase israeli proposal to end the war. by president biden calling it the israeli plan. calling it the hamas proposal from four months ago. here is what white house national security spokesman said earlier. >> in israeli proposal has been given to hamas. done thursday night our time. waiting for an official response all facials came out and woke up this proposal. we hope that they would agree to start phase one as soon as possible. >> the top democrat in the house called this the biden plan. >> it is my hope that prime minister netanyahu consistent with what has been done by the
herefordshire, brighton pavilion, we plan to get at least four green mps elected to push the new government to be bolder. because rather than labour's to mid promises, if this new government is going to take the action is needed we need green voices in parliament to take the real hope and change this country needs. . ., ., ., , needs. the co-leader of the green pa that needs. the co-leader of the green party that speaking _ needs. the co-leader of the green party that speaking to _ needs. the co-leader of the green party that speaking to laura - party that speaking to laura kuenssberg on her sunday show. joining me now to discuss this week's campaigning is anthony pickles, former chief of staff to the conservatives in wales and sonia sodha, 0bserver columnist and former adviser to ed miliband. we have got a lot to get through but i dojust want we have got a lot to get through but i do just want to pick up on this idea of candidates. because both parties, the conservatives and labour, are trying to rally those candidates forward. sonia, how is labour doing in terms of getting their candidates forward? because their candidates forward ? because arguably their candidates forward? because arguably there has been a lot of
far in the lead? everyone looks at the olls far in the lead? everyone looks at the polls i — far in the lead? everyone looks at the polls i think _ far in the lead? everyone looks at the polls i think people _ far in the lead? everyone looks at the polls i think people are - far in the lead? everyone looks at| the polls i think people are kidding themselves when they don't. as particularlyjust how stark they have _ particularlyjust how stark they have been in recent times. that said, _ have been in recent times. that said. if— have been in recent times. that said. if you _ have been in recent times. that said, if you look at the style of this first — said, if you look at the style of this first week in terms of where both— this first week in terms of where both parties are act, the conservatives obviously the big incumbent party here, they have had 14 years _ incumbent party here, they have had 14 years of _ incumbent party here, they have had 14 years of government, as sonia 'ust 14 years of government, as sonia just said — 14 years of government, as sonia just said. and labour know that this is a big _ just said. and labour know that this is a big moment for them to try and capture _ is a big moment for them to try and capture the — is a big moment for them to try and capture the mood, try and capture this mood — capture the mood, try and capture this mood for change. that is oversee — this mood for change. that is oversee their slogan. what the conservatives have been trying to do is to demonstrate that there is still plenty of ideas in the tank. so i still plenty of ideas in the tank. so i think— still plenty of ideas in the tank. so i think every day of the last week— so i think every day of the last week we — so i think every day of the last week we have had a new policy announcement. we started the week with the _ announcement. we started the week with the national service announcement but from there we have .one announcement but from there we have gone to— announcement but from there we have gone to tax. _ announcement but from there we have gone to tax, the triple lock on pensions _ gone to tax, the triple lock on pensions and then an exploration of labour's _ pensions and then an exploration of labour's vat policy. so lots of things — labour's vat policy. so lots of things going on over the first week of the _ things going on over the first week of the campaign and i think what the conservatives tried to demonstrate is that— conservatives tried to demonstrate is that they have still got plenty of ideas — is that they have still got plenty of ideas to put forward, in the hope
battle a public one to help raise awareness of mnd. rob's aim was to be a voice, to raise that awareness for other people that were suffering and going through this. first, when rob was diagnosed, i was the one that would break down in tears and rob would be, you know, "pull yourself together, "lindsey, we can get through this." the wider rugby league family also united behind him to raise funds for research into a condition that has no cure and no treatment. who's got the most. tries out of you two? 0h, him bya long way. i think he knows that as well. is he laughing? yeah, he is. hopefully through the campaigning we have done, we have helped to make people aware of mnd and to give people and families affected by the disease some hope. we have to keep raising funds to fight this disease until we have a cure. rob burrow overcame so many challenges on and off the field. he will always be remembered
it follows the five—setter which saw novak djokovic, the men's champion, wrapping up his win to make the fourth round at 3.07am in the morning. a late finish indeed. and our tennis correspondent russell fuller was covering all the way to the end! russell, hope you got some rest and after that! russell, hope you got some rest and afterthat! history russell, hope you got some rest and after that! history for novak djokovic, but he has had a bit to say on this? he djokovic, but he has had a bit to say on this?— say on this? he was quite diplomatic, _ say on this? he was quite diplomatic, though, - say on this? he was quite diplomatic, though, after| say on this? he was quite - diplomatic, though, after the say on this? he was quite _ diplomatic, though, after the match yesterday. he gave a brief press conference to a few journalists yesterday. he gave a brief press conference to a fewjournalists at 3:30am and said that he feels the scheduling could be handled differently, but now is not the time to talk about it. he really wanted to celebrate what was quite a brilliant match, any performances of himself and lorenzo miss eddie. the reason they started so late was because of all the rain we had first weekend. yesterday was no exception. there were other players not so lucky to have a roof over their heads and it was gregor dimitrov...