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WBAI 99.5 FM [Free Speech Radio 99.5fm] WBAI 99.5 FM [Free Speech Radio 99.5fm] February 1, 2021 140000

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Story we're all over it after the little. Boys in the u.k. a B.b.c. Radio 5. B.b.c. Knees as midnight to this is the Tory a ball on the European Union has backtracked on its decision to temporarily ivory part of the BRICs that would draw Dale made an on then Rai covered vaccine supplies it said in the school 16 of the Northern Ireland protocol in a bid to prevent vaccines crossing the Irish border without authorization Tonights the e.u. Has reversed the me 5 to bars Johnson expressed grave concern when it brought cross the film a permanent secretary at the Department for Bracks it said it was...

BBC Radio Scotland FM BBC Radio Scotland FM January 30, 2021 210000 - Vimarsana News

BBC Radio Scotland FM BBC Radio Scotland FM January 30, 2021 210000

B.b.c. Radio sky. It's 9 o'clock b.b.c. Radio Scotland news was Duncan Kerr cope the b.b.c. Has seen a document in which the former 1st Minister Alex Salmond alleges the Scottish Government were hoping they would get him when he was investigated by the police for sexual misconduct but the summit was acquitted of the charges after a trial and 2020 year earlier judicial review have concluded with the government admitting it had acted illegally when it had conducted a separate investigation into him years our correspondent Alexander Mackenzie the document is a leaked submission from Alex salmon ...

BBC Radio 4 FM BBC Radio 4 FM January 30, 2021 090000 - Vimarsana News

BBC Radio 4 FM BBC Radio 4 FM January 30, 2021 090000

And Richard Crook the studio director Nathan Chaplin go bowling. B.b.c. News haps 9 o'clock Eastern Stu impose controls on the movement of coronavirus vaccines across the Irish border were dramatically reversed late last night after an outcry from politicians in the u.k. And Europe Brussels had been prepared to override part of the Bracks it withdrawal treaty because it was concerned the Irish border would be used as a back door to bring vaccine supplies to the u.k. Our Europe correspondent Kevin Connolly says e.u. Officials now acknowledge it was the wrong decision they're now trying to pass...