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that fails to be achieved, then they go into a year of retrenchment, selling players, shy tojettison u nwa tojettison unwanted staff and high salaries. that is easier said as means of then complying the rules. should fans in championship clubs be worried at the moment? i would feel uneasy if i was afan ofa moment? i would feel uneasy if i was a fan of a championship club, because you are reliant effectively on one individual‘s race and bather and ability to pay the bills of the club. —— grace and favour. if that person fails to be in a position and we have seen memories of some club struggling to pay the wages, even in the championship, when they have wealthy owners. then, the potential increases by that club to suffer financial distress, the worst—case scenario of course a demonstration or liquidation. in your experience of covering football finances for as long she had, is this the most extreme disparity that she had seen between clubs? very much, they reason for that is the difference in tv broadcasting rights for the championship in the premier league. between ligue one and the champio

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british people receiving 119 million u nwa nted gifts.anted gifts. on average it is two gifts per person, which is crazy. if you receive something anything, i don't like it, but actually my sister might or might ogle, give it to them. they are not going to know if it still has the label on it. the only problem is if you have a big family christmas and they see you open it. i have done it in the past to my mum, i know you have spent money on it, i don't need it, ta ke spent money on it, i don't need it, take it back. i appreciate it is not that easy but i think whoever is giving you the gift, if you are honest, i really appreciate the thought, but i don't need it. don't waste the money either. exactly. tell me about this story. it is a... conservationist, damian aspinall, who has inherited a zoo in kent, and he is urging parents and people to not visit zoos and he is bringing to light some of the issues like they can conceal disease and hybridisation within zoos as well. bit hypocritical, isn't it? that is kind of what the article is sayin

finding themselves with than finding themselves with than finding themselves with an unplanned and u nwaices we are using, and that would reduce our costs. now it's time for a look at the weather. we are starting off this week on a cold and frosty new for many. after the dry start, things are turning more unsettled. wetter and windier in the north—west of the uk particularly, but it turn milder as ourairsource particularly, but it turn milder as our air source starts to push on from the atlantic. this mild air will arrive later in the week, but high pressure with the cold air trapped under it will dominate for the next couple of days. it is a cold afternoon out there. plenty of sunshine in the south east. outbreaks of rain across scotland. that will clear away this evening and overnight. many places will be drier. we see four of the far north—west of the country, with more cloud here, so quite a temperature contrast to the south—east, where we will see a frost, down to minus four celsius in some rural spots. this folk could cause some issues across southern england, particularly south—ea