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who had voted for liz truss�* policies. we will have reaction to the speech inside and outside the hall and we will be looking at the economic challenges ahead. also on the programme... schoolgirls have nowjoined the growing protest against the hardline laws restricting women�*s rights in iran. laws restricting women's rights in iran. �* . , ., , laws restricting women's rights in iran. , ., , ., iran. bad news, the dream is over. the club faces _ iran. bad news, the dream is over. the club faces going _ iran. bad news, the dream is over. the club faces going out _ iran. bad ne...

But it comes at a time where the future of the professional game in england is unclear. The Premiership Rugby Club Worcester warriors have been suspended from all competitions after failing to meet a deadline set by the Rugby Football Union to provide a plan for their future funding. Worcester have debts of £25 million, including at least six million in unpaid tax. Matt kvesic goes over the line. Referee ive got to check. For me as a reporter understanding whats happened hasntjust been a professionaljourney. Its also been a personal one. My husband, matt kvecic, was one of the worcester warri...

The final here at the Stade De France puts an international spotlight on a sport that world rugby says has grown 11 this year alone. But it comes at a time where the future of the professional game in england is unclear. The Premiership Rugby Club Worcester warriors have been suspended from all competitions after failing to meet a deadline set by the Rugby Football Union to provide a plan for their future funding. Worcester have debts of £25 million, including at least six million in unpaid tax. Matt kvesic goes over the line. Referee ive got to check. For me as a reporter understanding whats...

Following employment tribunal proceedings former Worcester Warriors players and non-playing staff have been rewarded with protective award…

Change needed or club at serious risk, warn directors