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Laborious and is the potential of things breaking down. there is an mp who came out today, angus macneil, the chair of the committee that scrutinises government energy policy and says the government should look again at this because these people tend to be vulnerable at times and he thinks the government to reopen the scheme and should move heaven on earth to get to manage these people because it's been a staggering failure. it set up to help them and has failed to do so. the energy department say they spent billions of pounds to help families when they had a spike in whole say it energy price...

Five seeded players to win this championship. she only won four championships on grass before this. she hadn't even planned to be here for the second week and now she is the wimbledon champion, having beat ons jabeur in the wimbledon champion, having beat onsjabeur in straight the wimbledon champion, having beat ons jabeur in straight sets. 6—4, a match where momentum shifted from one to the other. lots of breaks of serve stop but she managed to keep hold of her nervous better than ons jabeur. let's hearfrom both players starting with the newly crowned wimbledon champion. i’m starting with...

So do concerns for people's health. in italy, red alerts have been issued for 16 cities, with temperatures expected to reach 47 degrees celsius on tuesday. translation: you physically suffer from this heat, - which also lasts for a long time. it doesn't stop after a few days like it did a few years ago. now, this heat lasts for more than a month. we really feel the effects. in athens, greece's most popular attraction, the acropolis, is being closed during the hottest hours of the day to protect visitors. but for some, the heat won't stop them. the heat? it's hard, but we're going to push throu...