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on "the reidout" -- >> i'm proud to be a pro-life governor and i'll be a pro-life president. of course, i want to sign pro-life legislation. i think it's something that we need to develop a culture of life in this country. >> the republican presidential candidates except for trump flock to iowa to embrace wildly unpopular issues like an extreme abortion ban. it's surely no way to win a presidential election. >> plus, desantis in damage control mode after failing to launch without extreme awkwardness and glitchy failures. he's looking to reassure right wing donors and activist said th...

the green prosperity plan has taken something of a battering since then. and yet the labour leader was still insisting in a radio interview on monday that the pledge to spend £28bn a year was desperately needed". and i have been unwavering in relation to the mission, clean power by 2030. and i keep getting challenges from people saying, "you are moving the date back." that mission of clean power by 2030, i haven't moved that date back at all, and i am very clear that we need investment to do that, we need to borrow to invest to do that, that is a principle i believe in and am absolu...

after day of this item leading news bulletins is excessive". "the situation is obviously of great concern to the bbc, but, surely, as he cannot be named untilfurther investigations are undertaken, this should be given less prominence than other news about the economy, the effects of climate change, and the war in ukraine". and david robinson suggested, "report the facts when they are available and stop adding to the frenzy around who it is". who it was, was revealed on wednesday's news at six as culture editor katie razzael described. katie razzell described. this will come as a huge...

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arguing in the courts that he is immune from prosecution means that it's all but impossible to start a trial on march 4th, just over a month from now. but that news could clear the way for another one of trump's criminal cases. the ex-president could be in the courtroom in manhattan just eight weeks from now. the manhattan d.a. charging him with 34 felony counts for trying to cover up a sex scandal this the weeks before the 2016 election. that trial is currently scheduled for march 25th, and in less than two weeks, a hear willing be held to decide if that date holds. according to rep...