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BBCNEWS BBC News at One July 7, 2024 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News at One July 7, 2024

new figures paint a gloomy picture for the uk economy — people are shopping less and government borrowing has hit its highest september figure on record. there's gridlock in the health and social care system in england, says the regulator — as it warns about the impact of staff shortages. i'v e i've been doing 60 hours. time off is a sleep day. i've been doing 60 hours. time off is a sleep day-— is a sleep day. how long can you keep doing _ is a sleep day. how long can you keep doing that? _ is a sleep day. how long can you keep doing that? not _ is a sleep day. how long can yo...

Press watchdog rejects Welsh Tory leader's Manchester HS2 report complaint - Vimarsana News

Press watchdog rejects Welsh Tory leader's Manchester HS2 report complaint

Welsh Tory leader Andrew RT Davies had complained over a report on HS2 cancellation on website Nation.Cymru.

Vanishing ice and snow: record warm winter wreaks havoc across US midwest - Vimarsana News

Vanishing ice and snow: record warm winter wreaks havoc across US midwest

The US has witnessed what was probably its most significant February heatwave on record, after scores of records were not just broken, but demolished

Farmers stage mass protest outside Welsh parliament over climate policies - Vimarsana News

Farmers stage mass protest outside Welsh parliament over climate policies

Thousands take part in demonstration as concerns grow that groups denying climate crisis are seeking to exploit campaign

William Wragg: Hoyle not an 'impartial referee' - Vimarsana News

William Wragg: Hoyle not an 'impartial referee'

The architect of a motion of no confidence in Sir Lindsay Hoyle claimed the Commons Speaker was not an “impartial referee” as the number of MPs looking to oust him continued to grow.

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