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In parliament, our round up of the highlights of the day. On this programme. Renewed anger over the involvement of private providers in the nhs, as the commons reacts to the loss of 700,000 items of medical correspondence. Are these not an example of when the ideological agenda of the Party Opposite to contract out our nhs services has failed and as a result of that the patients are suffering . What happened at sbs was totally unacceptable. It was incompetent. The First Minister Of Scotland announces a re setting of the timetable for a second referendum on Scottish Independence. We will not se...

Its rare for britains Intelligence Community to make a Public Statement about anything. So the fact that gchq felt it had to rebut allegations that it spied on donald trump shows how seriously they took the comments made by the White House Press secretary, sean spicer. Gchq said the claims were nonsense, utterly ridiculous, and should be ignored. £225 i292; £553,516 . £52531 777, Downing Street says its been promised by the white house that the allegations wont be repeated. It is an extraordinary claim, that donald trump was bugged by gchq on the orders of barack obama, a claim that has led...

A dereliction of duty this way either. about bidewhitn is standing by e man. a white house official confirming to fox president biden is not considering hiring defense secretary lloyd austin.st inand the president would not accept resignation of austin if he would offer one. but this doesn't mean that they aren't taking the matter really seriously, people. >> we will take a look at process and procedure here andto try to learn from thiss of experience. if there are changes that need to be made in terms of process. and procedure, we will do that.- sh>> laura: okay, process and procedure. we sho...

The misleading headline, “2023 Holiday to Reach Record Spending Levels” from the National Retail Federation (NRF), might lead you to think that the 2023…

Jill On Money: Will holiday spending pump up or peter out? If consumers show up for the shopping season, it could further buoy the overall economy.