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Privatised without the necessary regulatory control. we have reached a position in britain today where people cannot afford buses nor trains, cannot afford energy and we see raw sewage pumped into our rivers and in our seas and tell me that that is a good place to have ended up. we need more public ownership and more public control of essentials. let's briefly discuss brexit. you were a remainer as was keir starmer. recently kier starmer has said that he is not interested in reopening notjust the debate about whether britain should one day return to the eu but he is not even interested in open...

But it was my fault. there's plenty more when that came from from six o'clock tomorrow morning. it's important to emphasise this is his account of events, this is phillip schofield's account of events and his account at a very particular time on the basis of the evidence in front of us today. other people, including the young man schofield had an affair with, will have their version of events. itv have their version of events. itv have an external review which could uncover fresh detail about itv�*s handling of this issue and you leave that interview this afternoon feeling while we are getti...

Yet hospitality sector leaders say there are other specific factors relating to government policy during the covid period that are contributing to a uk—specific inflation problem today. it's undoubtedly tougher for the hospitality sector in the uk. during covid, they had to take out loans. the government provided unprecedented support but it did make them take out loans, so at the moment our businesses are prioritising paying down government debt rather than investing injobs and growth in their businesses and that means they've got no headroom to manage the difficult cost challenges that the...

30s in north london when a tree fell on her car. tens of thousands have suffered from power shortages and are still without power this evening. when not sure when the power is going to be brought back on. there is a clean—up bill according to the express of about £500 million. damage all over the place. it's pretty worrying. there is a real question i think about whether britain's infrastructure needs to be improved in the future so that we don't have to cancel flights, have homes without power for hours and hours. because we are likely to be seeing more of these extreme storms in the futur...

Still such a whirlwind of experience, i've loved every moment of it, but it is something that is very difficult to fully comprehend. emma's rapid assent has been part of a great summer for british sport. and in the latest edition of 'the sports desk�* podcast: we ask whether britain's new sports stars help get the nation active? it's now live on the bbc sport website and bbc sounds. oryour or your usual cod —— podcast provider. it is a good listen! that's all the sport for now. you can follow that match on the bbc sport website, ireland are too high up sport website, ireland are too high...