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All lines of people waiting to restock food and supplies some people taking batters into their own hands there are reports of looting police responding to those reports and investigating one incident caught on social media Florence is being blamed for at least 13 deaths the typhoon now battering southern China has claimed 2 lives there 64 others in the Philippines the Supreme Court nomination of Brett Kavanaugh could move forward this week the Senate Judiciary Committee is expected to vote Thursday despite calls from Democrats to delay it they want to wait because of an anonymous letter accus...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - DW - 20180424:16:16:00

To buy real estate or gold and these screens let customers pay among other bills their communist party membership fees many customers welcome the bank's innovations . these days because people are less and less likely to be and find other people to come and bother them because they want to be left alone we hope when we come to a bank that we have human machine interaction this kind of experience. but some are worried that this sort of automation would leave some customers behind. particular children some people in their sixty's or older and i talked to another view was that with you use this w...

BBC Radio Manchester BBC Radio Manchester March 21, 2018 150000 - Vimarsana News

BBC Radio Manchester BBC Radio Manchester March 21, 2018 150000

Yes unions are recommending that their members accept the deal and Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said rarely had a pay rise been so well deserved this is only possible because of the balanced approach we are taking investing in our public services and helping families with the cost of living whilst at the same time getting objects falling Mr Speaker rarely has a pay rise being so well reserved for N.H.S. Staff who have never worked hard at Manchester could become the 1st plastics free city in the country and the target to make Greater Manchester carbon neutral has been brought forward a decade...

BBC Radio Stoke BBC Radio Stoke March 21, 2018 170000 - Vimarsana News

BBC Radio Stoke BBC Radio Stoke March 21, 2018 170000

This is C.B.C. Radio's. It's 5 o'clock I'm Lee Blakeman a cat who's believed to have recently given birth to kittens has been shot with an egg gun in Stoke on Trent the P.C.A. Says it's investigating after the cat was found collapsed on Ford Avenue in the channel he Feria on Friday night she was taken to a vet some treated for a pellet wind she isn't microchip and investigators are trying to trace the whereabouts of the kittens most healthy unions are recommending acceptance of a knee payoff for N.H.S. Staff with at least 6 and a half percent over the next 3 years some workers will get an inc...

BBC Radio Solent BBC Radio Solent March 6, 2018 230000 - Vimarsana News

BBC Radio Solent BBC Radio Solent March 6, 2018 230000

This is b.b.c. Radio since the sound. This is news to AMISOM Moscow has rejected as groundless speculation that the Kremlin may be involved in the suspected poisoning of a former Russian spy and his daughter Sergei and you are in a critical condition in hospital in Salzburg the foreign secretary Boris Johnson says he's not pointing fingers but has described Moscow as a malign under to force Professor Michael Clarke is a former director general at the Royal United Services Institute he says if Russia is behind this incident it will be difficult for the u.k. To implement sanctions we're not now...