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The Context

chiefs and union leaders, as a six—day strike by england's junior doctors enters its second day. the doctors' union has accused health leaders of misusing the system for calling doctors back to work when patient safety is at risk. but nhs england insists they were genuine requests for help. a 49—year—old man has been arrested after reports shots were fired at a cinema in liverpool on wednesday evening. merseyside police locked down the showcase cinema in croxteth when a man threatened staff in the foyer before shooting at the outside of the building. officers responded to three separate incidents involving shots being fired but no—one was injured. more than a0 people who applied to a troubles victims pension scheme have died before any decision was made., figures

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BBC News

western nations have invested heavily in these efforts, donating billions of pounds of military equipment and training soldiers. so, two months on, how is ukraine coping against formidable russian defences? the bbc�*s security correspondent frank gardner has teamed up with bbc verify to assess what progress is being made. ? this is what their map looks like 18 months on after the full—scale russian invasion last year. if it looks familiar, that's because it is. it hasn't changed much since last november with the russian occupied areas are shaded in red. in orderfor ukraine's counteroffensive to succeed, it needs to cut the russian area in two. earlier this summer, earlyjune, south of the city, there was a battle, the russian defensive lines are in black, let's have a zoom in and look,

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World Business Report

of streaming services having boosted demand dramatically. but can uk studios remain in the spotlight? here's our business correspondent, theo leggett. hey, you play to happen again. ted lasso, the feel good football comedy has been a hit for the us streaming server sample tv plus. this is where it was made.— sample tv plus. this is where it was made. what do we have here? 0k, _ it was made. what do we have here? ok, this _ it was made. what do we have here? ok, this is _ it was made. what do we have here? ok, this is a _ it was made. what do we have here? ok, this is a small - it was made. what do we have | here? ok, this is a small stage in our current studio, about 5900 square feet. but west london film _ 5900 square feet. but west london film studios - 5900 square feet. but west london film studios near i london film studios near heathrow airport business is booming. the onus estimate is so high he is having to build a huge new facility. 16 metres in height, 1250 square metres of space. let's face it, if you want to attract the biggest productions you'll need a lot of room. that's what this place is about, one of four brand—new stages being built here in west london and the idea is to tap into growing demand for studio

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BBC News

say that similar travel design has made the street dangerous. i say that similar travel design has made the street dangerous. i have a auide do , made the street dangerous. i have a guide dog. cocoa. — made the street dangerous. i have a guide dog, cocoa, with _ made the street dangerous. i have a guide dog, cocoa, with me. - made the street dangerous. i have a guide dog, cocoa, with me. good . guide dog, cocoa, with me. good girl~ _ guide dog, cocoa, with me. good girl~ and — guide dog, cocoa, with me. good girl. and obviously, guide dogs are trained _ girl. and obviously, guide dogs are trained to— girl. and obviously, guide dogs are trained to work curb to curb. because _ trained to work curb to curb. because it _ trained to work curb to curb. because it was flush between the psychopath and the walkway, she couldn't _ psychopath and the walkway, she couldn't find it. and as a result, we walked — couldn't find it. and as a result, we walked into an oncoming cyclist. i we walked into an oncoming cyclist. i kind _ we walked into an oncoming cyclist. i kind of— we walked into an oncoming cyclist. i kind of -- — we walked into an oncoming cyclist. i kind of -- i— we walked into an oncoming cyclist. i kind of —— i cannot feel the difference between what is one and the other. it difference between what is one and the other. ., , , the other. it would be very difficult to _ the other. it would be very difficult to detect - the other. it would be very difficult to detect it. - the other. it would be very - difficult to detect it. edinburgh city council — difficult to detect it. edinburgh city council admit _ difficult to detect it. edinburgh city council admit that - difficult to detect it. edinburgh | city council admit that mistakes have been made.— city council admit that mistakes have been made. going forward we will make good _ have been made. going forward we will make good these _ have been made. going forward we will make good these defects. - have been made. going forward we will make good these defects. and | will make good these defects. and there will be a demarcation between there will be a demarcation between the footpath and the cycleway. but if there are issues, once the project is complete, we will absolutely address them. glasgow ci council absolutely address them. glasgow city council said _ absolutely address them. glasgow city council said that _ absolutely address them. glasgow city council said that some - absolutely address them. glasgowl city council said that some changes

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BBC News

to unravel all of those factors and to just nail what brexit, what is the brexit effect? it is a point very well made. it the brexit effect? it is a point very well made.— the brexit effect? it is a point very well made. it is. iactually voted for— very well made. it is. i actually voted for brexit. _ very well made. it is. i actually voted for brexit. i've _ very well made. it is. iactually voted for brexit. i've got - very well made. it is. iactually voted for brexit. i've got my i very well made. it is. i actually l voted for brexit. i've got my own reasons — voted for brexit. i've got my own reasons for— voted for brexit. i've got my own reasons for that. can voted for brexit. i've got my own reasons for that.— reasons for that. can i ask what they are? _ reasons for that. can i ask what they are? yes. _ reasons for that. can i ask what they are? yes, i _ reasons for that. can i ask what they are? yes, i wanted - reasons for that. can i ask what they are? yes, i wanted the - reasons for that. can i ask what they are? yes, i wanted the ukj reasons for that. can i ask what i they are? yes, i wanted the uk to reasons for that. can i ask what - they are? yes, i wanted the uk to be in charre they are? yes, i wanted the uk to be in charge of— they are? yes, i wanted the uk to be in charge of our— they are? yes, i wanted the uk to be in charge of our own _ they are? yes, i wanted the uk to be in charge of our own laws. _ they are? yes, i wanted the uk to be in charge of our own laws. i - they are? yes, i wanted the uk to be in charge of our own laws. i thoughtl in charge of our own laws. i thought we should _ in charge of our own laws. i thought we should have our own sovereignty. immigration— we should have our own sovereignty. immigration was a point for me as welt _ immigration was a point for me as welt but, — immigration was a point for me as well. but, actually... and also, i think— well. but, actually... and also, i think we — well. but, actually... and also, i think we were mis—sold. we were told that we _ think we were mis—sold. we were told that we would have a lot more money in the _ that we would have a lot more money in the uk _ that we would have a lot more money in the uk. we would be sending best overseas, _ in the uk. we would be sending best overseas, to— in the uk. we would be sending best overseas, to the eu. the nhs would have more _ overseas, to the eu. the nhs would have more money, we would have more money— have more money, we would have more money and _ have more money, we would have more money and actually, we were totally mis-soid _ money and actually, we were totally mis-soid i— money and actually, we were totally mis—sold. i will take money and actually, we were totally mis—sold. iwill take responsibility for that _ mis—sold. iwill take responsibility for that i— mis—sold. iwill take responsibility for that. i should have researched it more _ for that. i should have researched it more myself. but it is up to our

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Inside Politics With John King

president's also going to talk about some of the progress that's been made. 185,000 veterans have already applied for new benefits under this law. 730,000 veterans have received these new mandatory toxic exposure screenings that the v.a. must give to all of these veterans who received v.a. care and so the president is going to talk about that progress but, again, all comes back to the personal significance of this. so we've heard the president talk about the obligation this country has to its veterans, today, of course, that personal significance as he does deliver these remarks holds a town hall at this national guard headquarters here in delaware renamed in 2016 after his late son, john. >> jeremy, live for us in delaware, appreciate you kicking us off. with me to share the reporting, cnn's manu raju, zolan cano young and sabrina rodriguez of "the washington post." i want to talk about where we are, end of the year victory

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BBC News

this is bbc news. i'm annita mcveigh at westminster. the headlines... sorry — but staying... liz truss will chair a meeting of her cabinet today after apologising for the mistakes made since becoming prime minister. last night she insisted that she will lead the conservative party into the next general election due in two years. ido want i do want to accept responsibility and to say sorry for the mistakes that have been made. the and to say sorry for the mistakes that have been made.— and to say sorry for the mistakes that have been made. the only thing left now from — that have been made. the only thing left now from the _ that have been made. the only thing left now from the prime _ that have been made. the only thing left now from the prime minister's i left now from the prime minister's plan is _ left now from the prime minister's plan is higher mortgage rates and higher— plan is higher mortgage rates and higher bonuses for bankers. it did not need — higher bonuses for bankers. it did not need to— higher bonuses for bankers. it did not need to be this way. and in other news...

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Breakfast

overall_ yes, did his part, laura, part ofan overall package of making our tax system _ overall package of making our tax system simpler and lower. but i think_ system simpler and lower. but i think it's — system simpler and lower. but i think it's worth noting, in the package _ think it's worth noting, in the package which announced, the vast majority— package which announced, the vast majority of— package which announced, the vast majority of that package is the energy— majority of that package is the energy package... we majority of that package is the energy package. . .— majority of that package is the energy package... we have talked a lot about this. _ energy package... we have talked a lot about this. the _ energy package... we have talked a lot about this. the asp _ energy package... we have talked a lot about this. the asp rate - lot about this. the asp rate actually raises _ lot about this. the asp rate actually raises very - lot about this. the asp rate actually raises very little i lot about this. the asp rate | actually raises very little and makes — actually raises very little and makes our tax system more complicated. and we need to move away, _ complicated. and we need to move away, move — complicated. and we need to move away, move away from the idea that everything _ away, move away from the idea that everything is about how we redistribute resources. we also need to make _ redistribute resources. we also need to make sure we have got a tax system — to make sure we have got a tax system which is competitive internationally, and helping us bring _ internationally, and helping us bring in — internationally, and helping us bring in the investment, gets people into work — bring in the investment, gets people into work... you bring in the investment, gets people into work- - -— bring in the investment, gets people into work... :, ., ., ., , into work... you have made that very clear, into work... you have made that very clear. your — into work... you have made that very clear, your priority. _ into work... you have made that very clear, your priority. did _ into work... you have made that very clear, your priority. did you - clear, your priority. did you discuss scrapping the top rate with your whole cabinet? ha. discuss scrapping the top rate with your whole cabinet?— your whole cabinet? no. no, we didn't, it your whole cabinet? no. no, we didn't. it was — your whole cabinet? no. no, we didn't, it was a _ your whole cabinet? no. no, we didn't, it was a decision - your whole cabinet? no. no, we didn't, it was a decision that - your whole cabinet? no. no, we didn't, it was a decision that the j didn't, it was a decision that the chanceitor— didn't, it was a decision that the chancellor made. 30, didn't, it was a decision that the chancellor made.— didn't, it was a decision that the chancellor made. so, nick, that was not even 20 —

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BBC News

the wealthy? yes, and it's part of a package of— the wealthy? yes, and it's part of a package of making _ the wealthy? yes, and it's part of a package of making our _ the wealthy? yes, and it's part of a package of making our tax - the wealthy? yes, and it's part of a package of making our tax system | package of making our tax system simpler and lower. did package of making our tax system simpler and lower.— package of making our tax system simpler and lower. did you discuss scra -|n~ simpler and lower. did you discuss scrapping the tap _ simpler and lower. did you discuss scrapping the top rate _ simpler and lower. did you discuss scrapping the top rate with - simpler and lower. did you discuss scrapping the top rate with your. scrapping the top rate with your whole _ scrapping the top rate with your whole cabinets? no. scrapping the top rate with your whole cabinets?— scrapping the top rate with your whole cabinets? ., ., �* whole cabinets? no. no we didn't, it was a decision _ whole cabinets? no. no we didn't, it was a decision that _ whole cabinets? no. no we didn't, it was a decision that you _ whole cabinets? no. no we didn't, it was a decision that you the - was a decision that you the chancellor made.— was a decision that you the chancellor made. ~ , chancellor made. the prime minister has admitted — chancellor made. the prime minister has admitted some _ chancellor made. the prime minister has admitted some of— chancellor made. the prime minister has admitted some of our— chancellor made. the prime minister has admitted some of our plans - chancellor made. the prime minister has admitted some of our plans willl has admitted some of our plans will make her unpopular, today she sidestepped questions about cuts to public services? what sidestepped questions about cuts to public services?— public services? what i'm going to do is make — public services? what i'm going to do is make sure _ public services? what i'm going to do is make sure we _ public services? what i'm going to do is make sure we have - public services? what i'm going to do is make sure we have value - public services? what i'm going to do is make sure we have value for| do is make sure we have value for money for the taxpayer, but i am a very committed to making sure we have excellent front line public services. , . , . services. this was the immediate verdict from _ services. this was the immediate verdict from a — services. this was the immediate verdict from a former— services. this was the immediate verdict from a former cabinet - verdict from a former cabinet minister who had never thought distrust should be in the top job. sheer risk of using borrowed money to fund tax— sheer risk of using borrowed money to fund tax cuts, _ sheer risk of using borrowed money to fund tax cuts, that _ sheer risk of using borrowed money to fund tax cuts, that is _ sheer risk of using borrowed money to fund tax cuts, that is not - to fund tax cuts, that is not conservative. _ to fund tax cuts, that is not conservative. the _ to fund tax cuts, that is not conservative. the second . to fund tax cuts, that is not. conservative. the second thing to fund tax cuts, that is not - conservative. the second thing is the decision— conservative. the second thing is the decision to _ conservative. the second thing is the decision to cut _ conservative. the second thing is the decision to cut the _ conservative. the second thing is the decision to cut the 45p - conservative. the second thing is the decision to cut the 45p rate l conservative. the second thing is| the decision to cut the 45p rate at the decision to cut the 45p rate at the same — the decision to cut the 45p rate at the same time _ the decision to cut the 45p rate at the same time to— the decision to cut the 45p rate at the same time to change - the decision to cut the 45p rate at the same time to change the - the decision to cut the 45p rate at the same time to change the lawl the same time to change the law which _ the same time to change the law which governs _ the same time to change the law which governs how— the same time to change the law which governs how bankers - the same time to change the law which governs how bankers are l the same time to change the law. which governs how bankers are paid in the _ which governs how bankers are paid in the city— which governs how bankers are paid in the city of— which governs how bankers are paid in the city of london. _ which governs how bankers are paid in the city of london. when -

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