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households in eligible areas can apply for up to £500 to help with immediate costs. some houses and businesses will have 100% council tax and business rates relief for at least three months. and there's also money for farmers to help them recover, as well as cash to futureproof and make homes more resilient. although floodwaters may slowly be receding in areas like east yorkshire, that doesn't mean the danger is over just yet. it's going to take a while, even though we've got some dry weather in the forecast, thank goodness. we're really pleased about that. it's going to take a while for the peaks in the rivers to move down through to the sea and take the pressure off communities like those we've seen in recent days. although drier weather may be on the horizon, it's now predicted to get much colder. with a yellow, cold health alert in force until friday,
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in the older asylum backlog. it's not gone entirely. it is also worth having a look at how the government has got the backlog down so significantly. these figures are for the first nine months of the year and as you can see the number of cases being approved has gone up significantly which has led critics of the government like nigel far as to say they have rushed through claims. it is also worth having a look at this bit in yellow with the number of withdrawn cases which is a record high. it includes people who decide not to pursue the asylum case but also includes those the home office decides to take out of the 0ffice decides to take out of the system for things like missing application meetings are not keeping in touch with the home office. finally have a look at this quote from the home office which was released today saying that from the figures it has produced, 35,000 cases were non—substantive decisions
now, it's also worth having a look at how the government has got the backlog down so significantly. these figures are for the first nine months of the year. as you can see, the number of cases being approved has gone up significantly. that's led critics of the government, like nigel farage, to say that they've rushed through claims. it's also worth having a look at this bit in yellow, the number of withdrawn cases. that's at a record high. it includes people who decide not to pursue their asylum case, but it also includes those the home office decides to take out of the system for things like missing application meetings or not keeping in touch with the home office. and finally, have a look at this quote from the home office's release today. it says that from the figures it's produced, 35,000 cases were non—substa ntive decisions. that often means that they've been withdrawn from the figures. so as you can see, it's a lot more complicated than some of the government's headline claims suggest. and finally, ijust want to show you this. although the legacy backlog has gone down considerably, this is cases after the 28th ofjune 2020. have a look. they have gone up considerably over time.
"by the same author", and then he put the other books he had written. oh, yes, they were adventure stories, and illustrated. and at the beginning, they all concerned his imaginary world, which was at war constantly, because, of course, it was the war. hmm. and, um...we traded our coloured pencils. he traded me the pink, the silver and the gold, useful for princesses, and i traded him the red, the orange and the yellow, useful for explosions. there were a lot of explosions in his books. so, these were...his books with his name on them. oh, yes. were you contributing, as well? were you a co—author? no, i was not a co—author. i'd made some rather wimpy, er...kind of not nearly as violent and kind of smiley books of my own. really? i was almost three years younger, so they're much more rudimentary. it doesn't sound like you at all. well, you know, i became...
president of harvard to step down coming from students. over the weekend two members of the school paper's editorial board wrote a dissent. it is time to let gay go. leo terrell is a fox news contributor and good to have you here. i'm sure you would not accept this from your students. just take a look call for number two. this is from some of the latest allegations. if you look at david cannon's work versus claudine gay's work you can see it there in yellow. to me, leo, this is pretty brazen. i want to read from the crimson editorial, dissent. not the position of the paper itself but from two members saying that president gay maybe i a good person. she may even be a praise worthy scholar but not enough to remain president, the leader of the world's foremost university must be held to a higher standard.
led critics of the government like nigel garage to say they have rushed claims. —— nigel garage. yellow, the number of withdrawing cases, that is at a record high. it includes people to not pursue their case but also includes the home office deciding to take out all of the system for things like missing applications or not keeping in touch with the home office. finally, have a look at this 0ffice. finally, have a look at this quote from the home offices released today. it says... that often means that they've been withdrawn from the figures as you can see, it's a lot more complicated than some of the government headline claims suggest. i want to show you theirs. although the legacy backlog has gone down considerably this is cases after the
towards the end of the year. but then have a look at this — december. there are still 4,500 cases left. the government says these have been looked at, but more work needs to be done. but what's clear from this, from the home office's own figures, that there are still some cases in the older asylum backlog. it's not gone entirely. now, it's also worth having a look at how the government has got the backlog down so significantly. these figures are for the first nine months of the year. as you can see, the number of cases being approved has gone up significantly. that's led critics of the government, like nigel farage, to say that they've rushed through claims. it's also worth having a look at this bit in yellow, the number of withdrawn cases. that's at a record high. it includes people who decide not to pursue their asylum case, but it also includes those the home office decides to take out of the system for things