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Well talk to this mum from suffolk, who home educates her three children, who are eight, 13, and 11 year old ceri lee. Today, mps will debate the bullying and harassment of their own staff, following a report that its a widespread problem in mps offices. Months before that report, this young woman woman, told us exclusively that it had happened to her. I had one quite kind of old senior Civil Servant for a Government Department get right in my face, shouting at me. He called me stupid. I could almost feel kind of like the spit landing on my face. He was so angry. It was just so, you know. Id o...

Little bit of a brisk start nothing too horrible. Some francisco 51 san jose oakland at 51 livermore right at 49 career make. Since its miniseries. For by the afternoon day planner temperature certainly warming up on. Alongzeeland poolside and where theyve been. And increase oil bleak. Inland areas temperatures and below the mid 70s for the most part. Close to 80 maybe not quite but definitely still pleasant afternoon. When speed is pretty low, winds that are going to add to that feeling of warmth not much of that windchill throughout the day. In the meantime morning lows here they are 47 for ...

More cloud around today and in the is. The second thing you need to do chance in the north chance of a is. The second thing you need to do is have the ability to track, trace few showers and it is all a change as we start the new week. Good and isolate and quarantine. So yes it is great you know work transmission is, yes you have but you want to keep it down and keep it morning. Going down. And if it pops up its sunday 26th april. Our top story anywhere else you want to be also the Prime Minister will return to work tomorrow, jump anywhere else you want to be also just over three weeks after b...

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