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Today's #BlueFriday honorees are three officers: Jose Perez-Fonseca, Bryan San Martin, and Anthony Oliviera.

To resign. ifeel a sense of has resigned, nobody has been asked to resign. i feel a sense of red hot anger and outrage. any right minded person would know that if you are telling other people to do something thatis telling other people to do something that is dreadfully painful, that there is an emotional and psychological hit to the population, if you think it is ok not to have that applied to you then you should not be making those rules. that is really worrying to me. find not be making those rules. that is really worrying to me.— really worrying to me. and that observer article _ really...

Is, not in this tub thumping and certainly not to save a british prime minister. the observer, we spoke about the increase in national insurance, cost of living is a huge issue right now. the front page of the observer, the hard upturn to pay later deals to cover the weekly shop. families hit by cost of living crisis are being targeted by credit firm is offering by now, pay later deals on their weekly shop, pet food and hot drinks. if we needed to hear any more clearly how some people are really struggling, it is obviously going to get worse with the energy price increases, that observer artic...

Will see more variants and more people put at risk.— will see more variants and more people put at risk. kieran, we heard in the last couple _ people put at risk. kieran, we heard in the last couple of— people put at risk. kieran, we heard in the last couple of days _ people put at risk. kieran, we heard in the last couple of days from - in the last couple of days from covax, the group looking at vaccine equity and distributing vaccines to poorer countries and at this point it is around 200 million doses short of where it wanted to be. the observer article says it is a key week for uk dipl...

Countries though. this is about. pressure being put not only on the uk government but the wealthiest nations across the world. one of the striking things from this report, striking things from this report, striking statistics, is that the wealthiest nations have enough vaccines to do their populations twice over. when you consider how limited the vaccine roll—out has beenin limited the vaccine roll—out has been in some of the poorer nations, thatis been in some of the poorer nations, that is striking. and, with the g7 coming to cornwall next week, there is pressure now on borisjohnson to p...