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BBCNEWS Political Thinking with Nick... July 6, 2024 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Political Thinking with Nick... July 6, 2024

whether it's telling people who are struggling to make ends meet that they should learn to shop cheaply and cook for themselves, nurses that have got no need to use a food bank, or refugee charities that they are just as bad as people smugglers. he is lee anderson, former num member, miner, labour councillor, now proud mp for his hometown of ashfield in nottinghamshire, and deputy chairman of... the conservative party. it has been quite a journey. lee anderson, welcome to political thinking. you have not created a controversy for a few weeks now, have you been neutered, have they cag...

CNN CNN Newsroom With Jim Acosta July 7, 2024 - Vimarsana News

CNN CNN Newsroom With Jim Acosta July 7, 2024

in the wake of the queen's death, her grandchildren have remembered her as a wonderful granny. the public going to great lengths to honor the queen. those who wish to file past her coffin are braving 24 hour wait times, wining te ing winding thd weathering the cold. and they thanked people for their support. richard quest is joining us. we knew the reaction would be massive, but i suppose this is bigger than anyone could have imagined. >> yes, i think that is exactly right and it is probably right and fitting bearing in mind the length of her majesty's rein. what i'm touched by, ever...

BBCNEWS Political Thinking with Nick... June 4, 2024 10:38:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Political Thinking with Nick... June 4, 2024 10:38:00

Your mum jennifer was a factory worker, two wages, and yet you describe when you talk about this a very poor house, how come? i think that was typical of households in ashfield at the time, the men worked down the pits, some did seven days a week, my mother worked at the factory, and things were more expensive i think back in the �*70s, food was definitely more expensive, relatively speaking, people were paying a lot more as a percentage of their wages on food then. that is how it was but there was also a quota of a lot of the miners went out for a drink as well, they liked the odd pint, we ...