i time and i'm not sure there was any is a better person now.— is a better person now.son now. i think we may forget so _ is a better person now. i think we may forget so many _ is a better person now. i think we may forget so many years - is a better person now. i think we may forget so many years on - is a better person now. i think we may forget so many years on just| is a better person now. i think we - may forget so many years on just how passionate all those debates were. how important was it to him that scotland remained part of the uk? it was fundamentally part of his values, he did the better together campaign because he wanted to do it for the benefit of his country and he wasted up and represented people in scotland. he was a big figure both in the uk labour government but he was calm and measured and golden brown described him as having impeachable integrity and i think that sums him up. when he was in number 11 as chancellor, i think maggie's baking helped a little bit to make sure he was the most popular chancellor for a long time.— chancellor for a long t

and things do look a little better. the key word there is a little better.ledges was to cut the debt, and that is not happening yet either. where will the growth come from? i either. where will the growth come from? ~' . ., ., . either. where will the growth come from? ~' ., , from? i think the economic capacity looks a bit better, _ from? i think the economic capacity looks a bit better, the _ from? i think the economic capacity looks a bit better, the economic- looks a bit better, the economic future does not look that great. next year, election year, the 0br is also forecasting household incomes to actually be falling, and they are expecting the kind of low growth, 0.7%, basically stagnation going on. i don't think it is strong growth, it isjust i don't think it is strong growth, it is just that the past looked better than we thought it did. it is good news, but most of us are more worried about the future. where is growth going to come from? what the chancellor is hoping is that his measures to give incentives to businesses to invest will make a big diff

their reality is that they said they feel better or they felt better when trump was in office.ve been trying to push back. we've got some very popular african-american artists that are saying we got checks when trump was in office. we want those checks again. we have an issue when it relate toes civics in this country and people not understanding exactly how any of these works. >> judge jeanine: and morning joe is having a new meltdown over biden's bad poll numbers. he thinks the problem is that they're not going after trump hard enough. >> whoever inside the white house is telling joe biden not to attack donald trump, stop it! seriously! stop it, all right? and maybe start a lawn service with push lawn mowers, because you don't know what you're doing. you don't know what you're talking about and you're costing the president. >> judge jeanine: all right. harold, how condescending is it for an african-american congresswoman to say that black americans are basically too dumb to understand civics and reality? >> harold: i think any politician that is condescending when they say th

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we want to help startups and operators get better at building.think there are other mechanisms for accountability. we think the startups will have signatories and say, have they developed on those commitments? they'll be looking at those startups and saying, if you want to sell into intersurprise, big, sophisticated companies will want some level of trust about what you're building and selling. from a sales perspective, that's an accountability mechanism. there's going to be accountability increasingly for more than one place, and that's a good thing. >> yes. so if you want money for instance from general catalyst, and you're a startup, you better sign, you know, you better sign onto this and follow those rules and then when you make that product and you want to sell it to salesforce, salesforce is going to say, have you signed onto the rules? and there will be this way of enforcing it that way. >> yeah. i don't want to speak for general -- >> i was just using an example. >> for sure. i think for sure you will see a signatory and understand that

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better to do it at the bridge and i think— even better to do it at the bridge and i think obviously, i think everything i do this— of emma leaving, i think everything i do this year is obviously thankful to her~ _ i do this year is obviously thankful to her. it— i do this year is obviously thankful to her. , ., ., to her. it is not quite time for ha es to her. it is not quite time for hayes to _ to her. it is not quite time for hayes to wave _ to her. it is not quite time for hayes to wave goodbye - to her. it is not quite time for i hayes to wave goodbye just yet, she's got her sights set on an unprecedented third successive league title before then. so long because nothing tripped her up. michael radford, bbc news. in scotland — hibernian have leapfroged their city rivals hearts into fifth place in the women's premier league, thanks to two quick second—half goals from american strikerjorian baucom — the first coming here after the keeper spilt the ball in front of her. three minutes later she got her second, heading in from that corner. hearts pulled one back but lost 2—1 — their

and that would have made us better off. that would've made us even better off then. then we would have been in the world with the broken window. what's the meaning of your title? strangers candy. so this actually came from at a kid's birthday party and. i was thinking about how you might kind of two things. one, when you're growing up, your parents say, don't get in a car with strangers and everyone says, don't take candy from strangers. and i'm at this birthday party and looking at all this candy and thinking we don't know any of the people who made this. we don't know any of the people who sold it to us. this is literally, literally candy from strangers. and yet we're eating it because we trust the brand name. we get it, we get a lift or an uber because we have a very, very solid rating system helping us to understand that we can in fact get in a car with a stranger and not worry about being murdered, being being sort of taken somewhere and and poorly when when you look at a snickers bar, again, you know, no one probably who anything to do with getting that snicker

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for a better tomorrow, we're focused on making plastics better today. >> greg: when boats, planes andget stuck should mayor pete only get a buck? late tuesday house of reps voted to slash transportation secretary buttigieg to one dollar. down from $236,000. pete's only meaningful income from his paper route. one lousy measly dollar. to make that money you have to make that money from me. margeory taylor green used it -- instead of actual transportation stuff. when your train derails you can be happy transneuro diverse woman of color. watch. >> deserving and tax payor-funded paycheck about job performance. not about personalities of identity politics. this is about defunding paycheck to a dollar is a dollar too high. american tax payors don't want to pay for pete buttigieg to get awards for the way people have sex. >> greg: great, there is a way for the way people have sex? it is not it is first time they slashed official salaries to defense secretary. didn't go anywhere. it is never going to happen to mayor pete. like a train under pete's leadership idea dead it its tracks. if biden c

better, which means the results will be better, 882 m, a hall of 620 km, which is equipped with all theow perform at the republican and international level and indeed, taking into account our glory of artistic gymnastics and acrobatics of our outstanding athletes, this is a very serious facility for the city, where they will pass. the sports chronicle of the building in the factory district of the capital began in 1956, when the house of physical culture for team sports was given status in the seventies. now more than a hundred promising gymnasts and acrobats train there. and this is how the sports day turned out, see you on the air belarus 1. watch everything that modern belarus lives today on the tv channel belarus 24. this is news from the country and abroad, broadcasts of particularly important events, live broadcasts from the scene, current interviews with famous belarusians. exciting travels around the country, feature films for all ages. on the territory of the countries: finland , sweden, norway, denmark, the netherlands , germany, france, spain, portugal, cyprus, austria, switz

better.d pro'ect much better. ~ . ., , ., better. what are those improvements? you have seen — better. what are those improvements? you have seen what _ better. what are those improvements? you have seen what has _ better. what are those improvements? you have seen what has worked. - better. what are those improvements? you have seen what has worked. what| you have seen what has worked. what works, what needs to be done? perhaps there is something new. from an athlete perspective, _ perhaps there is something new. f'rr�*n an athlete perspective, the professionalisation is key. all sports need to increase it amongst their athletes so we don't have these dual career athletes in order to put their best game on the field. professionalising all athletes, that improves your product. from a commercial perspective, we need to look at partnerships in a different light to male partnerships. the opportunity to align with values which are part of whatjen said find important is something we can do, like e

i suspect the goal 'ust better in autumn? i suspect the goal just before _ better in autumn?etter in autumn? i suspect the goal just before autumn one. _ better in autumn? i suspect the goal just before autumn one. one - better in autumn? i suspect the goal just before autumn one.— just before autumn one. one word rediction just before autumn one. one word prediction of— just before autumn one. one word prediction of the _ just before autumn one. one word prediction of the election - just before autumn one. one word prediction of the election which i just before autumn one. one word| prediction of the election which i'm not sure there is a good time. thank you so much to our panel. let's take a really quick look at some of the front pages. the telegraph and the interesting thing about some of these photos in the telegraph and also in the times and the i, that was 0had, who we had been taught about earlier. i think they have used a still from harris video. that's all from us tonight. to have a good weekend, goodbye for now. she and her mother, daniele, now on home soil. but fo

we want it to better align and we want them to use their authority under the fair housing act to better align so we really could impact the proliferation of redlining in the united states. it has been over 40 years since we had the community reinvestment act, but we still have not seen a decrease in the ratio of homeownership and the wealth gap. >> in fact, it is worse. >> it is worse. and we haven't seen a lot of decline in redlining. the justice department has been bringing a record number of redlining complaints. they just snatched one of my staff who is the leading redlining expert in the united states. they just took her and they will be doing some more redlining cases. so the proliferation of redlining has not dissipated that much in the intervening 45 years. we were -- what we were compelling the regulators to do is use their full authority under the fair housing act their obligation to affirmatively further fair housing and include a more keen focus on race and national origin within this rule, and that. that is a huge disappointment. what the regulators had been telling me it i

it will not solve -- and it will not make this country better.ger, your anger, your anger against the truth is reprehensible. when you think about the problems, when you think about the problems that our country and this world is facing, when you think about that, this type of pettiness, this type of pettiness is beneath, beneath the process of electing a president. and as people, as people watch today, as people watch today if your arguments are so strong, if you're arguments are so great and mine are so bad, then just keep quiet. let me make my arguments and means you can reject them out at hand but the problem is, the problem is, the problem is he feared the truth. the problem is you want to shout down any voice that says anything different. than what you want to hear and you can continue to do it and believe me, believe me it doesn't bother me one bit. i will tell you what does. i will tell you what does bother me. as we stand, as we stand today and watch the atrocities that are going on in israel, that's what we should spend our time talking

., ., any better.ly so, to the extent that _ any better. precisely so, to the extent that america _ any better. precisely so, to the extent that america and - any better. precisely so, to the extent that america and china | any better. precisely so, to the - extent that america and china agreed to talk more and discuss at least two or three or four issues where there is a harmony of interest. i think that's a good outcome but with a very kind of low threshold of success, the two countries really are poles apart when it comes to standards, values, beliefs, the way they see the world. so all progress is good. they see the world. so all progress is aood. ,, �*c ., they see the world. so all progress is aood. ,, my ., , is good. quickly for us, fundamentally - is good. quickly for us, fundamentally this - is good. quickly for us, fundamentally this is l is good. quickly for us, - fundamentally this is about is good. quickly for us, _ fundamentally this is about business and money speaks and they both need

we are better than that, we can show a better— better than that, we can show a better version of ourselveselves than we did so frustration that i don't — than we did so frustration that i don't think dortmund have seen — i don't think dortmund have seen the _ i don't think dortmund have seen the best of newcastle. that — seen the best of newcastle. that always leaves, when you are in — that always leaves, when you are in my _ that always leaves, when you are in my shoes, a feeling of frustration, but we have to accept _ frustration, but we have to accept it. _ frustration, but we have to accept it, we delivered it, and we look— accept it, we delivered it, and we took to— accept it, we delivered it, and we look to the future now. and dortmund sit top, courtesy of milan's comeback at the san siro to beat psg. olivier giroud with the decisive goal in their 2—1win — their first of this champions league campaign. the victory puts milan back in contention to qualify for the knockouts. and in tuesday's other games — a hammering for scottish champions celtic, who were reduced to 10 men. they lost

we need to do better for these kids. it is not fair to this country or to the world to have leaders like that in these positions to act like they are five and six-year-olds. host: otis from florida. al in massachusetts, republican. caller: good morning. i think we need to roll this back a little. with 16 l -- with the 2016 election, the left-wing media complex. hillary clinton had it. let's remember the deplorable's, that donald trump was the first president in history not to have a honeymoon period. so they have been shot since the 1960's. they were the ones who are angry. they no longer have full control. we can see that $33 trillion in debt that they have run up. where's the utopia they promised us? you talk about this heightened banter back and forth. it is because the democrats, the liberals are losing power. they are losing their control and the left-wing media complex is falling right along. in closing, let's remind you of the summer of 2020. all the riots. this is the message that the democrats have been saying,

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pair of shoes or make a better table . shoes or make a better table. just the pleasure, the fun , the just the pleasure, the fun, the fulfilment of it, and then you started to notice because as the internet caught fire, that people were in it to make money, that the first thing they wanted to do was to build a service or a piece of software that they could immediately sell to you know, bill gates or to somebody else. and then it got worse. it got. it got worse. yeah there's a word. and this is in a sense, what saudi arabia is doing with sport is the darkest word of our era , i think is the word disrupt era, i think is the word disrupt in its sounds simple. it's just the latin for break, break, break down, break up, break into pieces to disrupt . like you pieces to disrupt. like you interrupt, you break into someone's conversation and you get a rupture. it's a break. and so on. so in two thousand and seven, when facebook was beginning to take off of mark zuckerberg famously said that the motto of facebook is move fast and break things . and this fast an

pair of shoes or make a better table . shoes or make a better table. just the pleasure, the fun , the just the pleasure, the fun, the fulfilment of it, and then you started to notice because as the internet caught fire, that people were in it to make money, that the first thing they wanted to do was to build a service or a piece of software that they could immediately sell to you know, bill gates or to somebody else. and then it got worse. it got. it got worse. yeah there's a word. and this is in a sense, what saudi arabia is doing with sport is the darkest word of our era , i think is the word disrupt era, i think is the word disrupt in its sounds simple. it's just the latin for break, break, break down, break up, break into pieces to disrupt . like you pieces to disrupt. like you interrupt, you break into someone's conversation and you get a rupture. it's a break. and so on. so in two thousand and seven, when facebook was beginning to take off of mark zuckerberg famously said that the motto of facebook is move fast and break things . and this fast an

there's a better opportunity for rain. i think wednesday afternoon, evening, and then for sure, on friday, saturday, when the low starts to move, that that'll be the key. that'll put us closer into the dynamic mix and the upper level divergence, which will help. but today it's mainly just north and it will i think, be there won't be too much here if you're south, you're good to go, although it will be warm. it's 70s. looks likely. then finally, wednesday afternoon, i think things pick up a little bit and then friday into the weekend. yes, but by saturday this system is gone. forecast models. it depends on which one you use are really struggling with this. they've been struggling since last friday. some of these amounts might verify, i think, south they will eventually, but it's going to take a while to get there 60s to 70s morning rain mainly north south breeze. so mild lows, mostly cloudy, warm, more sun south with 70s. i mean, morgan hill down to san martin, gilroy, hollister could be on the warm side here wednesday afte

are we society better off?t is a lot harder to see what we could havepa had repaid less for avocados and had more avocados who work to get rid of avocado restrictions. the broken window fallacy is a very specific meaning forac me. we've broken lots of windows in our house. we're getting ready to go to church and her boys were out in the front yard throwing rocks because that's what they do. i heard a popping sound and i walked outside the passenger side window of my car was shattered. i thought about what sort of conversation would be had of my older son is a dead actually, this is going to create income for the glassmaker he's going to spend that money on a new suit that's going to create income from these other people. he would have tried that it probably would've been matter io he not only way to broken the window but a serious economic fallacy to make it look like he is making the world a better place. stew and a whitest of the broken window help other people because you aretc supporting manufacturg et cete

education, how to provide better education, how to provide better services, better education, how toking for, instead of really thinking about forcing them to leave their country and to be refugees. to leave their country and to be refu a ees. �* to leave their country and to be reraees. �* , ., ., to leave their country and to be reraees. �* , ., . .., , refugees. but you heard the comments from joe refugees. but you heard the comments fromjoe itriden — refugees. but you heard the comments from joe biden in _ refugees. but you heard the comments from joe biden in his _ refugees. but you heard the comments from joe biden in his op-ed _ refugees. but you heard the comments from joe biden in his op-ed this - from joe biden in his op—ed this weekend, he said, "as long as hamas clings to its ideology of destruction, a cease—fire is not peace. to all its members, it's time they exploit to reposition fighters and restart the killing by attacking innocence." there can't be a future for gaza if hamas is hell bent on destruction of israel.— for gaza if hamas is hell bent on destruction of isr

and its memory is better . eventually. yes. and its memory is better.hese games and find out what works, what work. yes. works, what doesn't work. yes. so you got that. but when so you got that. yes. but when you're dealing with things with us, an element of the human emotion involved in order to create a decision. >> the point is it's artificial intelligence. we're not making human intelligence in a machine . human intelligence in a machine. we are making artificial intelligence . no, but i'm intelligence. no, but i'm asking, is it limited ? asking, is it limited? >> is it limited in what it what can achieve? because it can't decide to do something because it wants to? >> yes . probably it wants to? >> yes. probably limited in that it will. we hope that it will remain something that takes instruction. we hope so. yeah. that it won't say, i want to paint a ceiling and it then produces something better than the sistine chapel because i have a need to do it . the sistine chapel because i have a need to do it. but but, but given the exponential way it will

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find a better district, better community. better school. them in a classical catholic school. or stay and fight. really all three options are viable. but staying and fighting is something you have to do tenaciously, intelligently and courageously. you have to say something very simple. pornography does not belong in public schools. get this trash out. never back down. never let them shame you. always fight for the good, the true and the beautiful. >> it is noble to stay and fight but boy i don't want to leave my kids in that school. takes a long time to get reform. i don't want to spend my thursday nights at school board meetings. i'd rather be home having dinner with them. it's definitely worth the fight for all of us. chris rufo, you are fighting and for that we are very grateful. >> thank you. >> bye, chris. biden's doj going after one of his biggest critics and that's next. my mental health was much better. but i struggled with uncontrollable movements called td, tardive dyskinesia. td can be caused by some mental health meds. and it's

and better margins.d a great quarter and excited about the future. >> the food deflation, coupled with the fact that you have some good value meals is showing me that this is something that i would regard as sustainable. >> yeah, we obviously had some cogs deplation that we felt good about but also in the restaurants, it is starting to show up in the pnl. we get rid of fry baskets and plate wear, that is millions of dollars hitting our bottom line. we are seeing an incredible improvement on the margins. these are things we can take to profit or start reinvesting in the business. we are doing both and that's why you saw such a good quarter. >> i like the fact that everything is going up. the hiring of people is responding too. is this because of where you are placing the ads and are you doing mostly sports? >> yeah, i have to give a shottout to the head of advertising. he is hand picking them and we are seeing them everywhere. i think what is starting to develop is we are pulling a lot of the deep discoun

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than this person, and why is it unpleasant to be better than him, well, because it's unnatural, why.ot very natural, but i would really like to, but i just need to understand why it is unnatural to be better than others, there is some kind of emptiness in my head, well, you are clearly better than many , people on earth today who have no money for clothes, there is no money to get here, well, a lot of things, yes, if you think like that, then you are clearly better than them, but at the same time you seem to cope with it calmly. today, while you were driving here, you passed thousands of people, better than whom you can officially consider yourself better, but why, when we talk about a friend, it seems as if it ’s unnatural or this unpleasant feeling, well, as if you can’t be better than others, or in other words, i would suggest, as if it wouldn’t actually make you better, as if they know, well , we’re talking about a friend now, as if he knows you are such that buying an apartment will not make you better. well, the way i really am, and what you really are, if only someone knew, it

arsenal are at a much better— development. arsenal are at a much better place _ development.ch better place to - development. arsenal are at a much better place to stopped | much better place to stopped they needed just a draw at home to lens. they were 5—0 up by half—time. they are the first english team to lead by five goals in the champions league at half—time. arsenal winning the group now. the europa league is the best that lens can hope for. jude belling and's incredible start to life continues. the goal put them 2-1 continues. the goal put them 2—1 up. they won making it five wins out of five. bellingham is now up to 15 goals in all competitions for reel. napoli need a point against braga to qualify in second in the final match. these are the nights other results. psv eindhoven qualified, along with arsenal from group b, beating sevilla, pepe with an injury time winner. sevilla are out. real sociedad and inter milan were already through from group d. both drew and they play each other next month to see who finishes top of the group. rugby union news. england captain ow

can we play better? definitely, and we wilt _ can we play better? definitely, and we will.nt _ we will. but today was a super important experience for the group. it's important experience for the group. it's a _ important experience for the group. it's a tough — important experience for the group. it's a tough week, a really tough week_ it's a tough week, a really tough week for— it's a tough week, a really tough week for the boys, it's a tough week, a really tough weekforthe boys, coming here it's a tough week, a really tough week for the boys, coming here and playing _ week for the boys, coming here and playing a _ week for the boys, coming here and playing a game against a team who lets you _ playing a game against a team who lets you suffer. and it's not cool, it's difficult — lets you suffer. and it's not cool, it's difficult to stay in the game but we — it's difficult to stay in the game but we had our moments like that a lot. but we had our moments like that a lot 50 _ but we had our moments like that a lot 50 it's— but we had our moments like that a lot. so it's all

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i and more importantly that people are better looked after.— better looked after.fter. i want to move | on to another topic, another matter which concerns you as soon as she came back to work. that was you describing in your statement as soon as she came back you quickly realised there were very serious problems with the cabinet office team in part because they told to, members of staff, they were working under great pressure and were unhappy. and you describe at least one of the responses to that problem was conducting a review, as we will see, something you did in early may of 2020. we will look at documents in a minute but we will see i think that she worked first of all with martin reynolds, the political private secretary for the prime minister, someone we are familiar with and gave evidence earlier this week. also an official called john owen who we have not seen so much. can you tell us what his job was? he can you tell us what his “0b was? he was can you tell us what his job was? he was the principal secretary to the cabinet _ was the principal secretary to

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to reduce cost and help them to better qualify their lenders.at helps their business it is a bonus of seven times earnings and nobody's pricing it in. jack: it still ran by the same founder who had that idea which is rare. >> article is one of our largest energy names and it sells less than ten times earnings like most of them do. it has a very long runway of inventory and low cost production but as the industry has taken on more capital discipline, the thing that sticks out to us about conocophillips is the way management think about reinvesting in the business, they're more than happy to reinvest if it's an area where there competitively advantaged and they think they can earn excess returns. but if it is not the money comes back to the shareholders. so you don't see them making the same green energy investments that a lot of the large oil committees have made because they think we as investors can do a better job making those investments than they could. jack: has a decent yield, i guess like all of them do. let's go to another sector, back t

and that's not the best way to a better question would be why develop just women and even better busted, wouldn't be wider society around it reviews with increasingly the inability to leave because of the broken cost of the court system is a major reason for why she stays, and when she stays, her wife is in greater danger. berry, you talked about the fact that people, because of the pandemic and the locked out. so they had to be close contained with each other. they were in the same house. you really couldn't get out. but where there are other factors that appeared to make that you thought might lead to this increased things that might have been environmental outside of the house themselves that were having the impact of what was going on inside. yeah, i mean the history here. if you think of valley domestic violence became a public issue, really in the 19 seventy's the wait 7 at that time there was no research. and so popular or something was the domestic violence in sports by mid to their substance abuse. and that would to a lot of mistaken practices virtually requested records. but i

we know that kids do better. okay. so then the question is, and what do i mean by do better they're less likely to live in poverty, more likely to graduate high school, they're more likely graduate college, they're more likely to have higher earnings and be married themselves adulthood. they're less likely to get in trouble in school. they're less likely to be involved in the criminal justice system, whole host of outcomes. so then the question is why? and a big part of it unsurprising only is income differences, right? and so one of the things that a married or two parent home tends do is have a second parent in the household with capacity. and so just as a matter of simple math, two parents tend to bring in more income. one parent alone and you look at the median income of, you know, single mother households, married parent households, it's about 2 to 1. right. so you remember the majority of moms now. so it's also not surprising that two parent household tends to have twice as much income and. income is really prote

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the second half was a little bit better. i second half was a little bit better.t better. we were granted _ second half was a little bit better. we were granted some _ second half was a little bit better. we were granted some chances . second half was a little bit better. i we were granted some chances but second half was a little bit better. - we were granted some chances but as you said. _ we were granted some chances but as you said. there — we were granted some chances but as you said. there are _ we were granted some chances but as you said. there are a _ we were granted some chances but as you said, there are a lot— we were granted some chances but as you said, there are a lot of— we were granted some chances but as you said, there are a lot of players- you said, there are a lot of players playing _ you said, there are a lot of players playing their — you said, there are a lot of players playing their first _ you said, there are a lot of players playing their first starts _ you said, there are a lot of players playing their first starts and - you said, there

i think we got better, that we should have, from the _ we got better, that we should have, from the beginning or thoroughly of seeing hi-h discipline or thoroughly of seeing high confidence and low confidence. i thihk_ high confidence and low confidence. i think that — high confidence and low confidence. i think that was a sensible way to do it _ i think that was a sensible way to do it in— i think that was a sensible way to do it. in part, because of lack of time, _ do it. in part, because of lack of time, and — do it. in part, because of lack of time, and in _ do it. in part, because of lack of time, and in part, to actually do this properly, and in part, because of people — this properly, and in part, because of people actually reading it, recording all the opinions, which you could — recording all the opinions, which you could do under certain other circumstances, was not really a realistic — circumstances, was not really a realistic or— circumstances, was not really a realistic or sensible proposition. but we — realistic or sensible proposition. but we did try, and this i think is really

we figures today but will people feel better off after today?— better off after today?today? we can't underestimate the relief - better off after today? we can't underestimate the relief that i better off after today? we can't. underestimate the relief that will be felt by pensioners and people on universal credit to know that those benefits are going up in april by that higher rate of inflation that we saw in september. but let's not kid ourselves this is a pay rise. yes, the chancellor is correct that inflation has been falling but that just means that price rises are slowing down. nothing is getting cheaper. in fact, the cost of living crisis has deepened the divide across the uk. for people living in cities like here in hull or anywhere outside of the south of england, they are facing effectively higher increases in their cost of living because they are more exposed to rising price shocks and fuel prices because they are more car —dependent. because they are more car -dependent-_ because they are more car -dependent. because they are more car -deendent. ., ~ ., ., -

our people deserve better.er: netanyahu has avoided taking any responsibility for the security failures of october 7th, but he has said that he is responsible for winning the war. he says there will be a time and place for an investigation and blame, but now is not that time. >> that was ramy inocencio in israel. >>> former president donald trump's testimony in his civil fraud case could upend his race to return to the white house. a recent poll found trump leading president biden in six key battleground states, but the poll also found that if trump is convicted and sentenced in any of the lawsuits against him, his lead evaporates in all of those states. republicans hold their next debate tomorrow, and trump will not take part. with the election less than one year away, robert costa has a look at the state of the race. >> reporter: the dubliner is a different sort of washington monument. an irish pub on capitol hill. here legendary speaker of the house tip o'neill keeps a watchful eye over the bar, and small ta

than this person, and why is it unpleasant to be better than him, well, because it’s unnatural, why who don’t have money for clothes, there’s no money to get here, well, a lot of things, yes, if you think like that, then you’re clearly better than them, but at the same time you seem to be dealing with it calmly, today while we were driving here we walked past thousands of people whom you can officially consider yourself better than, but why, when we talk about a friend, does it seem as if it’s unnatural or this unpleasant feeling, well, how as if one cannot be better than others, or different in words, i would suggest that it wouldn’t actually make you better, as if they know, well, we’re talking about a friend now, as if he knows you in such a way that buying an apartment wouldn’t make you better, well, like that: but what kind of person you really are, if only someone knew, it’s very similar to yours, well, this belief that you can’t stick your head out , you can’t be noticeable, you can’t be manifested, this is very present in my life, it’s always been like that, since childhood,