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In scotland should be aware that only snp mps will stand up to protect the powers of the scottish parliament which are being eroded by the conservatives. the parliament which are being eroded by the conservatives. the conservatives. the conservatives arc ue the conservatives. the conservatives ara ue that the conservatives. the conservatives argue that this the conservatives. the conservatives argue that this pledges the conservatives. the conservatives argue that this pledges of the conservatives. the conservatives argue that this pledges of their - argue that this pledges of their activity and principle, but tory strategists hope it will put other parties on the spot, about where they stand. our social affairs editor alison holt is in our london newsroom. alison, the complex issue of sex and gender tends to evoke strong feelings. it certainly does. it is a really contentious area. and it is at the heart of many of the culture war is that we have had in recent years, over our evolving interpretation of words like gender and sex. the equality act was passed in 2010, so society has changed a lot since then. and the way that it is written uses the terms gender and sex interchangeably. conservatives say they want to bring to this area,
Was core and confidential. china has published this on a wechat account, the equivalent of whatsapp, they wanted their citizens to see this as both the west and beijing traded accusations of espionage. our security correspondent frank gardner is in the london newsroom. frank, would it be unusualfor mi6 to recruit a spy in this way? this is classic human intelligence gathering in its purest form. britain does it, china does it, lots of countries do it and people get recruited for lots of different reasons. in this case, if the allegations are true, it was about financial incentive. remember that 2015 was the time of the so called golden age of anglo sino british relations between britain and china when a lot of people were being encouraged to come over here. there were still thousands of chinese students in the uk, so rich pickings
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Into three newsrooms , one of which will will be comprised of service and social media journalism, run separately from the core news operation. a multimedia, fully digital newsroom, which is how the bbc and others have been repurposing their offer. so what does it mean for the way we get our news? joining me now is brian stelter, special correspondent at vanity fair. i been reports for several months of the magazine feature and what i have sensed at the post is a real sense of decline. for several years now, profits of turn to the losses, digital subscriptions of the declining in the posters lost a lot of its mojo. in some of the plan the executive editor was. forced out overnight and was replaced by two
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Tausche at the white house and this is cnn welcome back to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada, and all around the world. i m kim brune hubert. this is cnn newsroom. nearly a year after his wife, lori, was convicted and sentenced to life in prison. chad daybell has been sentenced to death for murdering two of her children, and his first wife, tammy me. now it was a case that made headlines because of chad and laurie daybell s unusual religious beliefs. camila bernal has the details the jury in this case decided that chad daybell s should spend the rest of his life on death row and they found the aggravating factors in this case to be true. so saying that the crimes he committed were atrocious and cruel thing that he had done this for money that he had utter disregard for human life, and that he would be a threat to society. this is the same jury that found him guilty of