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this, and that is before you get into the is asons why this, and that is before you get into the is a terribler airport expansion is a terrible idea in terms of the noise the air pollution, the air pollution, the impacts on local people and the impacts on local people and the fact that, actually, the the factthat. actually. the case for airport economic case for airport is really overstated. expansion is really overstated. rachel reeves would probably this j this part 5 this part of j this part of her 5 that7777 wil7l77 that7777 wiirnbt into existence come into existence anyway public for the best part of a and there many things to decade and there many things to be worked out, during the 7 the industry will time the airline industry will no doubt become more green, quite simply. iwfe no doubt become more green, quite simply-— quite simply. we would hope that all sectors _ quite simply. we would hope that all sectors i become i that all sectors will become more green, but at the same think the fact this will time i think the fact this will take a very long time just why it is terrible underpins why it is terrible to go ahead. if we proposal to go ahead. it we to see growth see it want to see growth and see it fast, invest in a fast, let's not invest in a project that will years project that will cause years of disruption. it will be really problematic �* local 777777le7t7 . a . . let7alon7e 7 7 7 777777 7 le7t7alon7e people 7 777777 7 le7t7alon7e people more 77:1— -227 77:1— _227 who will be affected by widely who will be affected by climate impact, let alone the noise and air let's noise and air quality. let's on things we can get focus on thingsawe can get the moving quickly, economyamowng quickly, in greenjobs,

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yes, this is a real concern. chinese government? that will be , i that is something we need to keep in mind, as you mentioned and touched on, there is this concern that, intellectual property theft, as well, in order to sort of create this model. highlights the troubles, actually, that big tech and ai that they do have. let's stay with al and the semiconductor industry —

because this morning, the world's largest profits for last year. shockwaves throughout the industry earlier this week? at de aandeelhouder believes europe is behind the us we are losing it compared to especially the us. alphabet, unfortunately we just don't have them.

we are lucky have quite a few companies in the if i quote him correctly he said sector. this is very different compared to the us and compared to china. in first—quarter profits, as its recent turnaround continues. the firm's global sales fell li% in the first quarter, starbuck�*s fortunes.

to paying customers. that's drawn flak. and remember this — last august, it was revealed to the firm's headquarters in seattle on a corporate jet. ritika gupta. part of ceo brian niccol�*s massive task of reversing a purchase to enjoy its spaces — including restrooms. other changes include a new code of conduct, and has previously said that more job cuts will be on the way.

increases, and slow service has pushed customers away. declined for the fourth straight quarter, suggesting chipotle mexican grill. england's victory in the women's euro �*22 nisha patel has been to arsenal in north london to see how is having an impact.

into the national psyche. the lionesses champions of europe, after beating germany in 2022 in front of a home crowd at wembley. in popularity over the years, with big clubs like arsenal and grassroots initiatives like this one in north london, where the club is based, which provides free of the women's game. no matter how old you are, and don't be ashamed of the into the shadows of the game, i guess, because you feel different weekly initiatives.

that in the 2022—23 season, more than 1,600 people ili,000 people took part in different community projects. of economic value for the uk — of which almost half with our local community. the team was initially founded by the community to play football. arsenal ladies are the most successful english team,

but the fact that there's this many girls at this age, level and inspire the next generation. arsenal! well done, girls. that's it from me. thank very much. wildfires in los angeles. the world weather attribution network said the hot and windy at last it has rained in la

and it brought mudslides that caused climate change. it said the chances of the low autumn and winter rainfall that

and all of those strands of evidence are pointing justin rowlatt, bbc news.

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david sillito, bbc news. dozens of theatres across the uk could be closed "at—risk" register. lancashire, where the... seafront since 1897. derelict. but the last five years, we've tried to breathe life

seal of approval. want to be taken off the theatre's at—risk register. it is. yeah, it is. and it does have some advantages, doesn't it — hippodrome — and, for the first time, 0swaldtwistle civic theatre. depressing. it's a really sad situation that we're in with the civic. the trust who owned it

went into liquidation and quite overwhelming, quite frankly. to the risk register, we actually welcomed that decision. we want to work with the theatres trust and the experts i've got three children. like i came here when i was a child to see my— to go to manchester. to bring you some s before we from pictures before we close from the festival at it 7 it reported people which it is reported is people ' ' ””" lost lives, and which it is reported is people ' ' ””" lost lives, a