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That was in 2020. mostly peaceful demonstrations. on the other hand, what we are seeing today is much more similar in a lot of ways to what we saw in 2005, perhaps more similar to that, where we saw mass riots going on for a couple of weeks. and in 2005, the government imposed a state of emergency. and thatis imposed a state of emergency. and that is what we are seeing more calls for, for the government to use that nuclear option, and see how that nuclear option, and see how that plays out. that nuclear option, and see how that plays out-— that nuclear option, and see how that plays out. tha...

As we expect them to be. and then it will launch into a five year mission where it will scan about a third of the extragalactic sky. bob, tell us what it meant to you to see it go up into space. the telescope, you've been working on this for ten years. well, it's actually been 15 years. and today is a very special day as it's my mother's birthday. so i think she'd be very proud of my involvement in such a wonderful mission. so god rest her soul. also, i'm a manchester city fan and i would put it up there with probably winning the treble. here in the uk, consumer groups are warning that many pe...

To allow doctors to prescribe mdma to treat ptsd and depression. authorised clinicians can also prescribe psilocybin, a compound found in magic mushrooms, for treatment. here in the uk, the average household energy bill in england, wales and scotland will be lower from today as the regulator, 0fgem, brings in its new price cap. typical annual costs will be reduced to £2,074 — which is about $2,600 us, a drop of £426, or $541 a year. our business correspondent, mark ashdown reports. for about 18 months now, energy bills have been rising and rising, and finally they seem to be stabilising, b...

We'll get the latest on one dad's campaign, following his son's tragic death. good morning. after a dry start in some eastern areas we are looking at a wet and windy day for us all. it will be milder than it was yesterday. the weather remains changeable. details later. good morning. it's tuesday, the 3rd of january. millions of people are returning to work and school after the festive break today, but a fresh wave of rail workers' strikes mean most of those who travel by train will need to make alternative arrangements. rmt members have started a a8—hour stoppage, with another two—day walk...

Rehl union leaders have insisted air strikes will continue for as long as it takes to get what they see is a fair deal. only about one fifth of train services operated across britain on saturday is the current 40,000 members of the current 40,000 members of the rmt union took action in a long—running dispute. mark ashdown reports. the second consecutive saturday, rail have ground to a halt, just one in five trains were running today. the impact front against england, scotland and wales. picket lines at manchester piccadilly have become an all—too—familiar site, as have disruptions for pa...