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orjust the nearfuture, president erdogan is not going to change the course of how his economic policy is driven? president erdogan will again show the whole world how we are going to, as i told you, the aggregate gdp growth in the world, we have the largest. how he will, with the support and trust of the people of turkey, make turkey the number one. and we know that with him, we are going to again, our policies, continue our policies with support, safety, and stability in the region. let me just get this straight. there are many who say he has unconventional views that raising interest rate increases inflation, so he's not going to make any policy changes, you don't think, going forward? it's just going to remain on the same trajectory
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and i have a great teacher and i had two great ears and also two amazing eyes to look into to know when i had gotten through orjust squeezed by, orfailed miserably in the french department. jeanne du barry isjohnny depp�*s first majorfilm role in three years. to his critics he has a pariah, a controversialfigure, an alleged domestic abuser that shouldn't be embraced by cannes, though the festival director has strongly defended his choice to include the film. but many in the industry do welcome his return, as do his fans. there are complaints about you being a controversial figure and therefore the film should not have been included in the cannes film festival, what are your thoughts about that? it's none of my business, it's really none of my business.
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send us a message on whatsapp — the number is 0330123 0440, orjust scan the qr code with your phone's camera and that will automatically start a chat with us. you can still get in touch with us by email, and on twitter as well. you're watching breakfast. looking forward to your names. still to come on today's programme... the clue is on the title. louise minchin, who left us just a few years ago, has been off having many adventures since then. she is always busy. the only time she sat still was when she had a broken foot and she had to sit still. she said she was going to chill out a bit, but she doesn't know how. and we love her for it. she has been hanging out with people who share her sense of adventure, and she has been talking to women who have done some outstanding things around the world. she's written about them in a new book, and she'll be with us on the sofa around 7.50. i wonder how she is going on,
it. he doesn't intend to watch the name for it. he doesn't intend to watch the game for arsenal _ it. he doesn't intend to watch the game for arsenal of _ it. he doesn't intend to watch the game for arsenal of the - it. he doesn't intend to watch the game for arsenal of the city - game for arsenal of the city ground and plenty guardiola also said he doesn't intend to watch arsenal's game at the city ground to see if they can win the league without playing. plenty will. it's a crucial match for both ends of the table. with forestjust three points above the bottom three, hoping that those below them blow their chance of taking the relegation battle to the final week. joe lynksey has more. there are two games left to play and forfour there are two games left to play and for four teams at the bottom, it is football on a tight group. two of them willjoin southampton and four down to the second year. it is tense and it is tight. right now, everton orjust above the dotted line and at wolves, by monday, everton could be safe or they could be sinking. with their coach will look at permutations.- their coach will look at permutations. their coach will look at ermutations. ,, ., ., their coach will look at ermutations. ,, . ., ., , permutations. staring at the group and starinu permutations. staring at the group and staring at _ permutations. staring at the group and staring at the _ permutations. staring at the group and staring at the strategy - permutations. staring at the group and staring at the strategy and - and staring at the strategy and staring at all these things, it's not about the lead table at this stage. we'll look at it but the one at the end of the season, that's the most important one and that's the
meanwhile, the uk treasury has revealed that queen elizabeth's funeral and lying in state cost taxpayers an estimated £162 million, orjust over $200 million. our newsroom reporter naomi choy smith has been looking at the numbers. that sum of nearly £162 million covered the period from the queen's passing last september, all the way through the ten days of national mourning here in the uk, through to the queen's lying in state, and of course, herfuneral. and it's worth remembering just the monumental scale of these events. indeed, the largest state event to be held in the uk since the second world war. and it's worth remembering just the monumental scale of these events. indeed, the largest state event to be held in the uk since the second world war. you'll remember, of course, the hundreds of thousands of people who queued to pay their respects to the queen at westminster hall. and the government says that these funds were used to ensure these events could be run smoothly and with dignity while ensuring the safety and security of the public. now that's reflected in this number here, £73 million spent by the home office on police and security. it's thought to have been a massive scale security operation with around 5000 police officers deployed around
so counting them will be hard. it's really time to put him back, i think. corrugated iron sheets have been placed here deliberately, as snakes like to hide under them. we'll lower this very, very gently so that he has the opportunity to move off into the undergrowth. smooth snakes are non—venomous. they're also found in northern and central europe, as well as parts of asia. but in the uk, they've become very hard to spot. the main reason smooth snakes are so rare in the uk is that they only tend to live in sandy heathland like this, and over the past 200 years or so, huge areas of heathland have disappeared, replaced by farmland, roads, or buildings, orjust neglected and not maintained. we've lost somewhere nationally in the region of about 85% of the uk's lowland heath, and those prestigious little bits that are left provide home to a whole network of different plants and animals and reptiles.