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To move forward and supports a path forward. it also requires agreements on what a package would look like. the president is going to continue to work with a range of members from across the democratic caucus. >> i'm assuming you saw what the facebook whistleblower had to say last night. do these revelations change the way the white house thinks about regulating facebook and other social media giants? >> as we saw, the revelations that came out in that interview, in our view, this is just the latest in a series of revelations about social media platforms. they make clear that self-regulation i...

Are. and introduced some regulations, where there are real risks. but, at the moment, we keep concentrating on the technology we use to make these genetic changes, rather than the animals or the crops that we have. some of these things can be generated by conventional breeding. and we don't regulate that. and i think the idea is to open up the technology, so we can begin to progress and reap the benefits. and allow more players, small companies, for example, to come in and develop new things. and, you know, i don't really think that, for example, annable breeders and producers, they would not ...

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He sexually assaulted me and then went on to rape me twice. i didn't realise that that's what it was at the time. i thought he loved to me and that's what you do. it wasn't until i was probably about 16 or 17 that it really hit home about what happened. joining me now is andy burrows — who's head of child online safety at the nspcc. thank you very much for coming along to talk about this.— to talk about this. absolutely horrific to — to talk about this. absolutely horrific to see _ to talk about this. absolutely horrific to see that _ to talk about this. absolutely horrific to see that t...

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