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is joining with radio 5 live to host a special edition of your questions answered, with the labour leader sir keir starmer. you're listening to and watching your questions answered: sir keir starmer, labour leader with nicky campbell on bbc 5 live and the news channel until 9:1i5 this morning. welcome. a word on the very sad news of bill turnbull, who has died. a great broadcaster, a great person as well. as well as a broadcaster he was effortlessly worn and he made it look so easy. it is was effortlessly worn and he made it look so easy-— look so easy. it is very sad news, i “us...

Events this week show that Brexit will keep rearing its head, writes economics editor John Campbell.

Paul Embery spoke out at a rally in 2019 calling for Brexit to be fully implemented, even if it meant leaving the EU without a deal only to be branded a 'disgrace' by the Fire Brigade Union.

For that he runs the plough in great justified. there is a plug. let's get paul to add to that particular point. i think it is a question about small business?- point. i think it is a question about small business? yes, i am in the food and _ about small business? yes, i am in the food and drink— about small business? yes, i am in the food and drink sector _ about small business? yes, i am in the food and drink sector and - about small business? yes, i am in the food and drink sector and it - about small business? yes, i am in the food and drink sector and it has been _ the food and drink se...

Consider the Oyster: why economics still has so much to learn from the natural world From Charles Dickens to the Dasgupta report, the story of the oyster holds gritty hope for conservation. Before it was the global centre of finance or home to the Statue of Liberty, New York was the oyster capital of the world. Blue Point oysters, Manhattan oysters, Rockaways, Cape Cods and oysters from Flushing Bay – all these varieties and more once flourished in the Hudson’s brackish waters. In the 19th century, around a million of them were eaten every day in the city, and millions more were expo...