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Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg

able to rise above local issues in his own place and doesn't that look farcical for the renewables his own place and doesn't that look farcicalfor the renewables minister farcical for the renewables minister to farcicalfor the renewables minister to go to a place people are protesting against the development you say you need? ihe protesting against the development you say you need? he is protesting against the development you say you need?— protesting against the development you say you need? he is also an mp talkint you say you need? he is also an mp talkin: to you say you need? he is also an mp talking to people — you say you need? he is also an mp talking to people about _ you say you need? he is also an mp talking to people about their- talking to people about their concerns and i think that's right. we should not only listen to one side of the debate but myjob is to make sure we meet those targets and do that in a fair way while protecting the economy and making sure we look after the other things we need to for people like you are wearing their bills. ﬁn we need to for people like you are wearing their bills.— we need to for people like you are wearing their bills. on the point at bills there are _ wearing their bills. on the point at bills there are people _ wearing their bills. on the point at bills there are people who - wearing their bills. on the point at bills there are people who have i bills there are people who have struggled to pay their bills in the last couple of years, all of our viewers have benefited from significant government help in order to pay bills but people will remember a very real outcry when it emerged that thousands upon thousands of households that have prepayment meters forcibly fitted in their homes and many people were quite understandably outraged by

People , Place , Issues , Mp , Renewables-minister , Development , It-doesn-t , Renewables , Doesn-t , Talkint , Farcicalfor , Ihe

Breakfast

my myjob on my trip is to tell people who i meet that it is a very ordinary, clinical condition and it'sjust not enough ordinary, clinical condition and it's just not enough dopamine, that is all, and one day with the work of the scientists it will be cured and it is bound to make us better. guy deacon joins us now. good morning. can i ask a question, the gentlemen there, and parkinson's emanates in so many different ways, he was shaking. that is not how your parkinson's is physical eyes. we he was shaking. that is not how your parkinson's is physical eyes.- parkinson's is physical eyes. we all have our own _ parkinson's is physical eyes. we all have our own private _ parkinson's is physical eyes. we all have our own private versions i parkinson's is physical eyes. we all have our own private versions and l parkinson's is physical eyes. we all. have our own private versions and we are lucky— have our own private versions and we are lucky in _ have our own private versions and we are lucky in that respect but the result— are lucky in that respect but the result is— are lucky in that respect but the result is no— are lucky in that respect but the result is no single person is the same _ result is no single person is the same as— result is no single person is the same as anyone else. i don't tend to move _ same as anyone else. idon't tend to move at— same as anyone else. i don't tend to move at all. — same as anyone else. i don't tend to move at all, in fact quite the opposite. _ move at all, in fact quite the opposite, i become static and can't

People , Witchcraft , Trip , Myjob , Work , Condition , Scientists , Dopamine , One , Parkinson-s , Question , Us

Newsnight

is fine you can give it to me. it's a very- -- — is fine you can give it to me. it's a very- -- l _ is fine you can give it to me. it's a very- -- i am — is fine you can give it to me. it's a very... i am going _ is fine you can give it to me. it's a very... i am going to - is fine you can give it to me. it's a very... i am going to say... it| is fine you can give it to me. it's. a very... i am going to say... it is a very... i am going to say... it is a very... i am going to say... it is a very biased _ a very... i am going to say... it is a very biased perspective. - a very... i am going to say... it is a very biased perspective. my - a very... i am going to say... it is a very biased perspective. my jobj a very... i am going to say... it is. a very biased perspective. my job is a very biased perspective. myjob is to ask questions and just because you don't like the question, it doesn't mean i am biased. right, but the are doesn't mean i am biased. right, but they are biased _ doesn't mean i am biased. right, but they are biased and _ doesn't mean i am biased. right, but they are biased and leading _ they are biased and leading questions and if you are going to a guest on i don't think you should give the answer in the form of the question, and so when you asked me a question, and so when you asked me a question and you want to ask about a specific policy measure, i can talk to you why president trump is a greatest president that we have had in our nation's history, how he can restore that greatness and make the world a safer place, better economy, safer, stopping with the new wars, now there are going to be partisan points, there will be some in the primary but when you look at how president trump has united the party, the fact many polls are coming out, just over the weekend, multiple big outlets saying he is near 70% of the republican vote score right now, that shows a consolidation that people want a winner like president trump, to go

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BBC News

went to sheffield crown court. they were sending the letters to the house i had not lived in for nearly a year because of obviously losing myjob. it was only because a friend rang me and said, i had a job and a friend rang me and said, you have nonpayment of compensation order warrant. they told me they had been issuing these letters and i was not receiving them.— receiving them. karen from farnborough _ receiving them. karen from farnborough and _ receiving them. karen from farnborough and chris. - receiving them. karen from i farnborough and chris. thanks receiving them. karen from - farnborough and chris. thanks to everyone. please do take the opportunity. you can text us. we need them all. we have some pretty amazing people in the studio today. karen, a former postmistress. yes. karen, a former postmistress. yes, hello. karen, a former postmistress. yes, hello- what — karen, a former postmistress. yes, hello. what happened _ karen, a former postmistress. yes, hello. what happened to _ karen, a former postmistress. yes, hello. what happened to you? - karen, a former postmistress. yes, hello. what happened to you? i - karen, a former postmistress. yes, | hello. what happened to you? i was ridinr m hello. what happened to you? i was riding my post _ hello. what happened to you? i was riding my post office _ hello. what happened to you? i was riding my post office for _ hello. what happened to you? i was riding my post office for 20 - hello. what happened to you? i was

Letters , House , Friend , Arrest , Crown-court , Into-sheffield , Myjob , Karen-hasjust , Job , Compensation-order-warrant , Nonpayment , Us

BBC News

for that first precious touch between dad... hello. ..and daughter. she's trying to open her eyes. did you want some more - breast—feeding support from us? for the staff, there's pride. it's such a privilege - to have been able to become a midwife and i really hope it is myjob for life. - but they face real challenges, with some leaving the profession they loved. i miss it, but i also mourn it. so i mourn it because i don't see it improving. j in november, we revealed that 67% of maternity units in england weren't meeting safety standards. since then, a slight decline. now, 70% aren't safe enough. one reason behind this is staffing. there are just 7% more midwives now than ten years ago. what we're asking for is not to be at the back of the queue, not to be overlooked. i think the most important thing is staffing — you know, having the right numbers of workforce doing the right things

Nursing-staff , Us , Touch , Daughter , Dad , Eyes , Breast-feeding-support , Pride , Life , Midwife , It , Profession

BBC News

hello. congratulations. forfamilies, emotions are at the extremes — from fear... i'm nervous and excited at the same time. ..to sheerjoy and wonderment. i've never seen a baby being born before. it'sjust amazing. for that first precious touch between dad... hello. ..and daughter. she's trying to open her eyes. did you want some more - breast—feeding support from us? for the staff, there's pride. it's such a privilege - to have been able to become a midwife and i really hope it is myjob for life. - but they face real challenges, with some leaving the profession they loved. i miss it, but i also mourn it. so i mourn it because i don't see it improving. j in november, we revealed that 67% of maternity units in england weren't meeting safety standards.

Emotions , Congratulations , Fear , Extremes , Forfamilies , Baby , Dad , Wonderment , Touch , Sheerjoy , It-sjust-amazing , Staff

Sportsday

give my play is a belief that there is moment in this game i know that they can show their talent and it's part of myjob to create those moments. birmingham city have named tony mowbray as their new manager on a two—and—a—half year deal following the sacking of wayne rooney last week. mowbray was himself sacked by sunderland last month. he's the club's third manager this season, after they parted company withjohn eustace in october — with the blues sixth in the table. since then, they've fallen to 20th in the championship, six points above the relegation zone. away from football, not long to wait until the first grand slam of the tennis season, the australian open, which gets under way on sunday. mixed fortunes overnight for two british players preparing for the year's first grand slam. there was disappointment for katie boulter, beaten in straight sets by romania'a ana bogdan at the adelaide international. but better news forjack draper at the same tournament who looked impressive on the way to a 6—1, 6—3 win over argentina's sebastian baez. interesting to recently hear comments from draper, saying how much he's been inspired by andy murray. he's stilljust 21 and

Game , Tony-mowbray , Part , Play , Deal , Belief , Manager , Birmingham-city , Myjob , Sacking , Talent , Two

Newsday

if he would act to clear the hundreds wrongfully convicted or have government, not post office, lawyers handle their appeals. the justice secretary is looking at the things that you have described. it would not be right to pre—empt that process. obviously there is legal complexity in all of those things but he is looking at exactly those areas that you have described. it is right that we find every which way we can do to try and make this right for the people who were so wrongfully treated at the time. next up, one of his signature but stalled policies, focused on this place, rwanda, and his attempts to deport asylum seekers to have their cases dealt with by the east african country. government documents seen by the bbc suggest that, as chancellor, mr sunak thought the policy won't work as a deterrent, but as prime minister, he is pushing ahead with it. i absolutely believe in the value and importance of having deterrents. in terms of the scheme, i was chancellor at the time. myjob is to make sure that we get

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Newsnight

rice is still viewed by the post office, which describes related fusion as robust and says it's working on a new system the post office and jujitsu say they support the aims of the public inquiry as it seeks to right the wrongs of the past. i seeks to right the wrongs of the ast. ., , , seeks to right the wrongs of the ast, ., , , , ., , seeks to right the wrongs of the ast. , ,, ,, past. i lost my savings, business, m 'ob.i past. i lost my savings, business, myjob- i became _ past. i lost my savings, business, my job. i became very _ past. i lost my savings, business, j my job. i became very depressed. myjob. i became very depressed. i've been diagnosed with ptsd. i have some serious health issues which will never be cured now. financially and mentally, i'm not the same person i was before. i don't see i will ever be the same person and i don't really like the person and i don't really like the person i am now because who i was before was who i wanted to be. the government — before was who i wanted to be. the government says it's drawn up a plan to fast—track appeals of hundreds of former postmasters but there are questions in the commons tonight about how to include all those who have been wronged, notjust those

Post-office , Inquiry , System , Wrongs , Rice , Fusion , Jujitsu , Job , Health , Savings , Business , Issues

BBC News

is to make sure we get value - was chancellor at the time. myjob is to make sure we get value for. is to make sure we get value for tax-payers— is to make sure we get value for tax—payers whenever— is to make sure we get value for tax—payers whenever anybody . is to make sure we get value for- tax—payers whenever anybody wants to spend _ tax—payers whenever anybody wants to spend taxpayers' — tax—payers whenever anybody wants to spend taxpayers' money. _ tax—payers whenever anybody wants to spend taxpayers' money. i— tax—payers whenever anybody wants to spend taxpayers' money. i would - spend taxpayers' money. i would expect _ spend taxpayers' money. i would expect the — spend taxpayers' money. i would expect the same _ spend taxpayers' money. i would expect the same of— spend taxpayers' money. i would expect the same of the - spend taxpayers' money. i wouldl expect the same of the chancellor now _ expect the same of the chancellor now of _ expect the same of the chancellor now of course _ expect the same of the chancellor now. of course i— expect the same of the chancellor now. of course i would _ expect the same of the chancellor now. of course i would rigorouslyl now. of course i would rigorously scrutinise — now. of course i would rigorously scrutinise any— now. of course i would rigorously scrutinise any proposal _ now. of course i would rigorously scrutinise any proposal on - now. of course i would rigorously scrutinise any proposal on my. now. of course i would rigorously. scrutinise any proposal on my desk but, scrutinise any proposal on my desk but. ultimately. _ scrutinise any proposal on my desk but, ultimately, i— scrutinise any proposal on my desk but, ultimately, i agreed _ scrutinise any proposal on my desk but, ultimately, i agreed with- scrutinise any proposal on my desk but, ultimately, i agreed with their prime _ but, ultimately, i agreed with their prime minister— but, ultimately, i agreed with their prime ministerand _ but, ultimately, i agreed with their prime minister and we _ but, ultimately, i agreed with their prime minister and we funded - but, ultimately, i agreed with their prime minister and we funded the i prime minister and we funded the proposal~ — prime minister and we funded the ro osal. ., ., i. ., proposal. you admit then you had hesitation about _ proposal. you admit then you had hesitation about whether - proposal. you admit then you had hesitation about whether or - proposal. you admit then you had hesitation about whether or not . proposal. you admit then you had l hesitation about whether or not this was value _ hesitation about whether or not this was value for money. you tell people when _ was value for money. you tell people when you _ was value for money. you tell people when you moved into number 10, you wanted _ when you moved into number 10, you wanted the _ when you moved into number 10, you wanted the highest standards of accountability and integrity. so we ask you _ accountability and integrity. so we ask you to — accountability and integrity. so we ask you to be accountable for how you came — ask you to be accountable for how you came to that decision. did you then hesitate about whether it be value _ then hesitate about whether it be value for— then hesitate about whether it be value for money? | then hesitate about whether it be value for money?— then hesitate about whether it be value for money? i think... i think expanding — value for money? i think... i think expanding beyond _ value for money? i think... i think expanding beyond what _ value for money? i think... i think expanding beyond what it - value for money? i think... i think expanding beyond what it is, - value for money? i think... i think expanding beyond what it is, as i expanding beyond what it is, as chancellor, _ expanding beyond what it is, as chancellor, my— expanding beyond what it is, as chancellor, myjob _ expanding beyond what it is, as chancellor, myjob is _ expanding beyond what it is, as chancellor, myjob is to - expanding beyond what it is, as. chancellor, myjob is to scrutinise and ask— chancellor, myjob is to scrutinise and ask tough _ chancellor, myjob is to scrutinise and ask tough questions - chancellor, myjob is to scrutinise and ask tough questions that i chancellor, myjob is to scrutinise i and ask tough questions that crosses my desk _ and ask tough questions that crosses m desk. , ., , my desk. one question his back benches especially _ my desk. one question his back benches especially on _ my desk. one question his back benches especially on the i my desk. one question his back benches especially on the right| my desk. one question his back. benches especially on the right of the party asking is whether individuals may be able to lodge appeals and keep the remand scheme

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