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Sarcophagus is still a mystery. that's why we are calling this mummy the mysterious lady. now, before we go, if you have got a head for heights, then you will enjoy these pictures. if not, then this might make you slightly uncomfortable. at 516 metres long and 175 metres high, this bridge in portugal is the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in the world. those who are brave enough to walk across the slightly wobbly bridge will have an impressive view of waterfalls. the bridge is secured by steel cables above the riverbed. apparently, it's a very safe and secure bridge, but i have to say can...

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And had conversations, "what would it mean?" the fire safety bill was introduced to strengthen building regulations following the grenfell tragedy. peers in the lords and some conservative backbench mps tried to make changes to the bill to protect flat owners from cladding costs, but those attempts failed and the bill became law today. the fire safety bill, which has received royal assent, will actually help to save lives by changing some of these awful regulations and guidelines that existed previously and this will help to save lives. and the prime minister previously made this pledge. we're...

Bankruptcy that you're having now? yes. yeah, obviously it's not the wisest thing to do, but we have sat there at night and had conversations, "what would it mean?" the fire safety bill was introduced to strengthen building regulations following the grenfell tragedy. peers in the lords and some conservative backbench mps tried to make changes to the bill to protect flat owners from cladding costs, but those attempts failed and the bill became law today. the fire safety bill, which has received royal assent, will actually help to save lives by changing some of these awful regulations and guidel...

The government has allocated £5 billion for the removal of dangerous cladding on the highest risk blocks and there are also plans for a low interest loan scheme forth smaller buildings, but ministers have also repeatedly said that building owners have a responsibility to make sure their buildings are safe. millions of people across this country are affected by this. you are ruining people's lives. we don't have the funds to fix this problem that was not of our making. this isn't just this isn'tjust a problem about cladding. there is currently no funding to cover the costs of fixing other type...