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whittlesea is renowned for its brick building past. sadness in the town today.y of the world today. the company hasn't given a timescale of when the job losses may come, as it continues to face the challenges gripping the industry. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. - you're live with bbc news. we are going to turn to ukraine. president zelensky is still asking for more funds, especially from the us. the white house has warned congress that the united states could run out of funds to support ukraine with weapons and equipment by the end of the year. shalanda young said that failure to do so would, in her words, kneecap ukraine on the battlefield. mark cancian is a senior adviser at the center for strategic and international studies, an american think tank. the united states has appropriated $113 billion to support ukraine across the board. the administration had proposed another $61 billion or so to continue that support, as part of a larger $105 billion package that included israel and border security, but there are elements in t