alvin's gathering at dzerzhinsk yakidada was called oh, it's a danny, jazz didn't screw them up, andhich yak stood, and standing about jim amal didn't change to the alleged people and didn't exist. you reached them fifty years less than they looked like ruins. let's say the monastery-cortesian at the berrozium the mastak sat down, where the bastards look like an allilust, and you were the administration of the river, the horrors of napoleon orda stood by the ruins. and senya already one-sided takid court with the gift of sitting down the horde near the vorotsedzh, if the battles rested against her and follow the flat field, our hour tom renewed the reggie for the little ones of napoleon orda, a museum of the great patriotic places was opened there to prove to sim that i am now jim not orsha zarysh. young intellectuals gathered on this show to test their knowledge, who can tell us? uh, who are the sumerians hexos? and the assyrians in general terms, at least sergey tell us what you know and the sumerians, jesuses and assyrians - these are quite ancient peoples now he will give out all

so, danny, what will bring a whole life term? a, danny, what will bring a whole life term?erm would usually be reserved for - term? a whole life term would l usually be reserved for someone term? a whole life term would - usually be reserved for someone who has committed a murder for a second or third _ has committed a murder for a second or third time — has committed a murder for a second or third time or multiple murders or, or third time or multiple murders or. in_ or third time or multiple murders or. in cases — or third time or multiple murders or, in cases where the victim has been _ or, in cases where the victim has been subjected to sexual sadistic abuse. _ been subjected to sexual sadistic abuse, particularly if the victim is abuse, particularly if the victim is a child _ abuse, particularly if the victim is a child. there are also other planning _ a child. there are also other planning and premeditation factors that have _ planning and premeditation factors that have to go into it. i would have _ that have to go into it. i would have thought the judge may have giv

alsojoining me here is a danny show, a crime justice and policing commentator.hinking back to when this crime was committed, the beginning ofjuly, is there anything you can tell us with which the speed it has moved to the justice system quest market has been an impressive investigation by merseyside police. the an impressive investigation by merseyside police.— an impressive investigation by merseyside police. the crime was committed _ merseyside police. the crime was committed on _ merseyside police. the crime was committed on christmas - merseyside police. the crime was committed on christmas eve - merseyside police. the crime was committed on christmas eve and| committed on christmas eve and within_ committed on christmas eve and within 25— committed on christmas eve and within 2.5 weeks, connor chapman was arrested~ _ within 2.5 weeks, connor chapman was arrested~ he _ within 2.5 weeks, connor chapman was arrested. he had gone to wales and was arrested i think at a supermarket in newtown in wales, is a very— supermarket in newtown in wales, is a very good _

when i caught up with a teenage danny a decade later, he was also unemployed, a boy without hope.loyed. i would take anyjob going about. i'm on my way to find out what's become of danny. danny, how you doing, mate? somebody who saw our last interview offered danny an apprenticeship as a heating engineer. so here is an opportunity. naebody would look at me and one opportunity changed that and i'm quite happy with everything i've been able to do since. look at you. look at the happy home you've made. you've got to do what you've got to do, so i quite happily work away doing what i need to do for my family, for me. six months on, i've returned to seejohn brown. deepening mental health struggles took him to a dark place, to think of ending his life. yes. 0n more than one occasion. what has stopped you? a conversation with myself, because i'm self—aware. and nowjohn�*s made a momentous decision about work. i'm going, i'm going before i retire. i can't make it to 66. i physically cannot do it. john plans to become a climate change campaigner. but you're still a fighter. yes, to the end.

a. danny for goes and continues making the headlines in russia recently were guessing propose that his media and pot including his internet resources and troll factory, had been closing down. now on wednesday, july, the 5th, the state irosia want tv channel on the from tonka and invest in news outlets released footage of a search and a mention electrically owned by you've got any progression. the sash was carried out on june the 24th. that was the day when the wagner rebellion took place in russia during the sash helicopter, as well as a lot of weapons cash fake, pos, pools and weeks were found. plus the journalist posts of new risk, photographs of pre goshen with a bid wearing various hops and wigs, all the images and our section icing on the internet. here he did not comment on the search, the ministry of internal affairs and of the law enforcement agencies did not come and eyes that later. according to saint peters. bye this from tongue cut 10 of your own channels were pools. you've got any progression, presumably visited the f as be development in st. petersburg way, allegedly called 5,

a sandwich. trust me on this one. >> jimmy: that's danny devito and lucy devito in "little demon," which you can my: thank you for coming. >> i brought you a gift. >> jimmy: oh, what is that? >> it's a pee pee poo poo hat. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, thank you. i'll treasure this. >> it's a catch phrase from our show. >> jimmy: yes, yes. your show is, first of all, very funny. >> thank you. >> jimmy: as danny was saying during commercials, very out there, though no more out there than a dog who has sex with a woman. >> or a guy that comes out of a couch naked. >> jimmy: or a guy, yes, yes. danny's character is satan. you're his daughter who is the anti-christ. >> yeah. >> jimmy: whoa, what a dream. >> yeah. >> jimmy: for a parent. >> it's a dream come true. >> we've been working all of our lives for this moment, yes. >> jimmy: you've been on a bunch. i know you're on "always sunny." you've been on a bunch of shows before. [ applause ] "girls" you were on right? >> yes, "girls," "marvelous mrs. maisel," "a show called "deadbeat." >> jimmy: you made an appearance on television, maybe the earliest an

coffee morning at the local han —— all, and i texted danny and i said you fancy a road trip.e them h and said ok. the journey will take them hundreds - and said ok. the journey will take them hundreds of i and said ok. the journey will take them hundreds of milesj and said ok. the journey will. take them hundreds of miles to dover through belgium and onto ukraine, they are adding a detourfor a family ukraine, they are adding a detour for a family reunion ukraine, they are adding a detourfor a family reunion in luxembourg. it detour for a family reunion in luxembourg.— luxembourg. it is very difficult _ luxembourg. it is very difficult for _ luxembourg. it is very difficult for mothers i luxembourg. it is very i difficult for mothers who had luxembourg. it is very - difficult for mothers who had a full family in ukraine, before the war, but they are nay raising children without a father who stayed in ukraine, it is really important reason why some people going home. the children are very homesick. they want to study in ukraine, they want to work in future in ukraine. �* ., ukr

had to live through, it was an honour to help them where we could, and maybe six weeks ago danny was having a said, do you fancy a road trip. dannyjust latched on like a limpet and said "magic". their journey will take them hundreds of miles to dover through belgium and onto ukraine, they are adding a detour for a family reunion in luxembourg. i it is very difficult for mothers i who had a full family in ukraine, before the war, but they are now | raising children without a fatherl who stayed in ukraine, _ it's a really important reason why some people are going home. the children are very homesick. they want to study in - ukraine, they want to work in future in ukraine. and with that, the group have set off on their 2,500—mile trek. speaking gaelic. she attempts repetition. well done! dobre! a 700—mile drive south, and the group were ready to get the ferry over to france. they pass through belgium and into luxembourg, for this. it's long hours but in the end, worth it. after crossing poland, a reminder on the border with ukraine of difficult getting in can be. a lot of vehicles being donated

a public office. let's speak now to danny shaw who is a crime, justice and leasing commentator. give us your reaction to what's been said today? well, i'm not surprised that the crown prosecution service has decided not to bring charges against these four. that is because proving this offence, or getting it to a point where you can take it to court, is extraordinarily difficult, particularly when you're dealing with events that happened in the 19905. with events that happened in the 1990s. the evidence for proving the offence will be very difficult to obtain. memories have faded. and so on and so i think it doesn't surprise me. we know that the stephen lawrence investigation, the initial investigations, were marred as sir william macpherson said by professionally incompetence, racism and failures of leadership. we know that. pinning it on individual officers to the point at which you can put that evidence into court before a jury is quite another matter. anotherfactor, and i don't know whether this came into the reasoning of the cbs, but it's a possibility, is the age of these f

know now, i'm very, very glad that ahead of, you know, national crisis, there was a moment there where someone like dannyalso had a certain kind of wonderful british lunacy to it, you know? and variety like this, you know, these islands have. so, it was a hell of a night. the night itself was — i've never known such energy. as i went towards that stadium on the night and saw blimp balloons up but realising, blimey, literally, the world is watching us. and somehow, danny boyle had got, it seemed to me, as many people as you could possibly have in that olympic stadium were there — i mean, as many people as could be a contributing factor to that event. and to be part of that energy was really pretty incredible. it was dazzling to watch and i think a lot of people were quite surprised. i think there was an expectation, it was, like, "come on, then, this is not going to work, is it?" and then, it was so complex. did it all go as smoothly as it looked? do you know what? it, it... somehow, the goodwill on the night was such that, when i left my dressing room — and i was in a temporary structure which was shakin

a counterview. we listen to them. danny will say this. i don't want to speak to him but he embraces when people challenge his positions and he can talk about that, because you do want the hear the other side. thing is a fine line between being dogmatic and having a strong opinion, and we're probably right on the cusp of it what i'm seeing going on right now in terms of the economy, the interest rate, in terms of moves in the bond market, the currency market, the gold market which danny will talk about, it all to me lends itself to an equity market that is overvalued. >> here is another thing it's absolutely laughable, because i spent all of 2022 watching almost 90% of the strategists and pundits defending their bullish view the whole way down and it wasn't even that the s&p only closed down 20% a lot of stocks that a lot of people who watch this show lost 75% of their value and those people are making all the stupidest arguments about why you continue to hang on. as far as i'm concerned, i think a valuable -- it serves as a valuable servi

correcting the actions of the artillery so that the enemies could not get close to ours, but there is a nuance danny had that at night they are actually powerless, so we collect funds for quadcopters with night vision, which are equipped with a thermal imager and allow you to very quickly find enemy positions and, accordingly, transmit information to colleagues so that it is possible to neutralize the enemies, our goal is 1 million and 300,000 uah, as of now, 682,000 and 975 uah have been collected, this is already more than half of the required amount, we are moving in the right direction but we are not stopping qr-code you see on the screen bank card data can be found on our website join because it is no less important than i am not afraid to say any summit er any meetings and transfers of weapons, because this is also support for our defenders. well, dear tv viewers, if they need any help , they turn to you. well, accordingly , we need to find an opportunity, let it not be some cosmic amount, that is, they threw a qr-code , they threw fifty hundred hryvnias and let's speed it up the supply of tho

a. danny for goes and continues making the headlines in russia recently were guessing propose that his media and pot including his internet resources and troll factory, had been closing down. now on wednesday, july, the 5th, the state received one tv channel on the from tonka and investing news outlets released footage of a search, and a mentioned allegedly owned by you've got any progression. the sash was carried out on june the 24th. that was the day when the wagner rebellion took place in russia during the such a helicopter, as well as a lot of weapons, cash, fake passports and weeks were found. plus the journalist posts of new risk, photographs of pre goshen with a bid wearing various hops and wakes all the images in our section icing on the internet. here he did not comment on the search, the ministry of internal affairs and of the law enforcement agencies did not come and eyes that later. according to saint peters. bye this from tongue telegram channels were pools. you've got any progression, presumably visited the f as be development in st. petersburg, where he allegedly called bought

earlier the palestine liberation organization said it had an urgent phone call with a danny and foreign minister where they discussed the joint efforts of the arab and international levels to stop the as really, aggression. are there any current real efforts being made? not that we can detect, in fact, judging by the historic record, these 520 words mean english condemnations model the same are getting more of the same, demanding for some sort of whatever that means the international community to intervene. knowing all too clearly that there is no stripping, probably we are a divine intervention that an international intervention to predict the kind of sending people. i think most of those who have spoken thus far, regardless whether it is repeat intentions are otherwise from the better seeing or 40 to the out of space and data be on to the 55 member. describe the conference. a lot of things on there and nothing happens, nothing has been done. they have not done anything about it is read, continues with impunity to do what it has done for the last half a century. excerpt is doing more o

he has regular work and he's paid 80 pounds a day. danny, by the 28th of a small construction company, is keen to help create jobs here. and one of the poor is towns in england. i am positive on visionaire a need for employment, so my biggest reasons why i employed it may be old, full full la fox. i think in this game it can, it can do the work you can do it. dani employees, 3 people. he specializes in renovation. work and there's a lot of to mom his skills, according to officials because one in full privately rented flats in england is considered inadequate. today dining and graham a renovating the kitchen of an elderly woman and her disabled son. but the case, thank you. you're very welcome for it can be affordable for those by clean, probably. okay. especially with somebody about to say, i would offer people with around least the 1st of the pension and the pensions allow mentions and must simply allow that he's done. he understands the point if he's poor a customers. he asks them to pay for materials, but he finances the labor graham als

to understand you can articulate that theory and see how it works. >> i'm gonna be showing a graphic of dannyou want to grab a sip of water you can. i want to pivot to the e. jean carroll case, trump is countersuing the writer arguing that she defamed him on tv when she said that he raped her after a jury found him not liable for that specific claim. a judge recently rejected the presidential immunity argument it is attempt to dismiss the defamation claim against. tom what do you make of these developments? >> in a sense i'm not a fan of this defamation law. in other words of someone says you are criminal, you look up the docket and figure out someone is or is not a criminal. when you sue someone for lying and then you countersue to say that that person is lying when they say that you're lying. and now you get into a vortex words you're lying about being lying about you lying, it becomes really, really difficult to prove. i see trump strategy is essentially saying i wasn't -- there for when you call me a rapist you are defaming me. but here's the problem with that. he's gonna have to go back

danny. and this is the latest in a series of attacks in the crimean peninsula, isn't it? absolutely. moment is that ukraine, which obviously has an ambition to liberate the peninsula, it was annexed in 2014 by russia, but that's the long term goal. in the short term, what it's trying to do is disrupt military supplies. what ukraine is trying to do is launch a counter—offensive in the south of ukraine and supplies come up through crimea. so on monday, it targeted one of the key bridges. it's the main bridge that links russia to occupied crimea, the kerch strait. it damaged one of the road lanes there. and one of those road lanes is closed. earlier today because of these attacks, there was disruption on that bridge, large queues, and for a while traffic was suspended. it's been since been reopened. so it's causing disruption there as well as the rail disruption that you mentioned earlier. a mass march by thousands of israeli protesters is heading for its final destination, the parliament injerusalem, where mps are due to pass the first bill in the government's planned overhaul of the j

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all the members of congress including a representative thompson, senator tammy duckworth, representative dannyick durbin who wish a speedy recovery from covid he's recovering from covid right now. who have long fought to honor the till family. it's not new to any of them. to the till family it's an honor to be with you again. what i was preparing these remarks i quite frankly and my colleagues will understand this, i found myself trying to temper my anger is i was writing it. i am not joking. i cannot fathom, i cannot fathom what it must have been like. it's hard to believe i was 12 years old. i know that no matter how much time has passed, how make birthdays, how many events, him a anniversaries it is hard to relive this. it brings it all back. but we were talking as if it happened yesterday the images in your head, the things you remember. but it is inspiring to see how many of your family have continues as a mother's have the courage to find faith and purpose in pain. that is a remarkable thing it seems to be. insisting on an open casket for her murdered and i might add a maimed and mutilat

a county commissioner says the whole escape took less than a minute. danny freeman, cnn, warren, pennsylvania. >>> coming up after heavy rains drenched northern india, homes are flooding, rivers are overflowing and people are having to escape with what little they can carry. okay. i'll work on that. the queen n sleep number 360 2 smart bed is now only $899. shop n now only at sleep numbe. ♪ did you know 80% of women are struggling with hair damage? dryness and frizz that keeps coming back, could be damaged hair that can't retain moisture. you need pantene's miracle rescue deep conditioner. it's filled with pro-vitamins to help hair lock in moisture, visibly repairing six months of damage in just one use, with no weigh-down. guaranteed, or your money back. for hair that looks healthy and stays healthy. if you know, you know it's pantene. >>> sudan's neighbors are making a new push to try to end the devastating conflict in that country. an international conference just got under way in egypt to discuss ways of putting the fighting to an end. the con frekconfli

a serious and organised crime. and these convictions, this conviction today as danny shaw mentioned, and that of a thomas cashman, thejuryrk very well and closely with the crown prosecution service, how we have not heard mentioned, but had a key role in relation to this and all in all, good team effort. ok. we will say thank you very much at that point let you go. thank you very much at that point let you go— let you go. peter williams, the former merseyside _ let you go. peter williams, the former merseyside police - let you go. peter williams, the - former merseyside police inspector and also a lecturer atjohn moores university. thank you very much for your expertise on this. danny shaw, your expertise on this. danny shaw, you heard his name being mentioned there are a number of times. he is also with me. before we move on, what are the chances of this sentence could be appealed by both men? ~ , , , sentence could be appealed by both men? , ., men? well, it is possible that warinu men? well, it is possible that waring and — men? well, it is possible that waring and chapman - men? well, it is possible that waring and ch

a century. she was helped later by danni wyatt, who came quickly. was set a target of 286, the second highest run chase in women's 50 over history had australia got there. they started well — they were 97/3 when a rain break interrupted them. at that point the target was revised down and england took the momentum. when they came back and they took the wickets of beth mooney and ellyse perry, they bowled australia out of the 199, meaning the series as a whole is tied at 8—8. australia is holders retain the trophy. but england will look back at it as a positive result. they have won the mini 50 over series by 2—1. the same score they won the t20 internationals. that will be regarded as two positive results for england as they move forward and look to take the new fans they have made on this series. the men's ashes series is very much still alive. england trail that one 2—1 with two tests to play, the fourth of which starts on wednesday at old trafford. australia have named their starting 11 for the match. opener david warner keeps his place, despite a

the show, which centred on a youth club in newcastle, last aired in 2006. danny savage reports. break. the thing is, we've got a major project on the way and we haven't cracked it yet. back then, ant and dec were known as pj and duncan, two of the central characters in byker grove. today, they took to social media to make an announcement. don't worry, we're not making another album. shame. no. the duo are producing a new follow on drama, simply called byker. we couldn't be more excited that we'll be giving it a new lease of life once again. it will follow a new generation of young people and their families as they try to navigate the challenges they face today in the 20205. so what issues will they be? we went to byker and had a word with some young drama students. seeing people who look like you on social media and having the perfect life is something that a lot of kids feel quite down about. and i find that really hard. mental health is very, very importantjust because it's not talked about enough still. will people of your age watch it? i think they will. i think other dramas

it's a reminder, as danny said, that in an election, policy matters and we are doing something very wrongtory leaflet. we've got to face up to that and to learn the lessons. with more on this we can speak now to our political reporter tony bonsignore. we hired sir keir starmer talking about the ultra low emission zone in london, how that contributed to the by—election defeat. that's a lesson that needs to be learned, that sir keir starmer talked about at the end of that clip, it is not clear what the lesson is. different people in this have different ideas of what it should be. the mayor of london is insisting that this expansion of ulez, you have to pay to drive in this area if you have a noncompliant car, that will go ahead as planned very shortly, affecting a lot of people on the edge of london, just outside london as well, places like axbridge itself, rye slip, the scene of that by—election itself that labour narrowly lost. —— uxbridge and ruislip. it is an issue for a keir starmer. respect everybody keeping on the right page, for others it is about what commitments the party should h

a homeless person. >> reporter: officer danny chore was off duty when a woman stabbed him in the neck. the profusely bleeding officer used his cell phone to call 911 and his repeated calls failed to connect according to a grand jury report at the time. >> a police officer just got stabbed. >> reporter: the caller is a waste management is up visor. you are hearing her voice because not only were the officers '911 calls failing to connect according to the report her employee a garbage truck operator who drove past the scene also tried calling 911 and his calls also could not get through. you are hearing his voice only because he is on his supervisor's speaker phone as she called 911 for him. >> he is bleeding and he's bleeding. he needs an ambulance. he can't breathe. he needs an ambulance. >> reporter: details about the dangerous delay were published in the civil grand jury's 2019-2020 report prompted by a complaint about long 911 call wait times in oakland. in 2020 oakland's average 911 answering time was 28 seconds. nearly the double the state and national standard of 15 seconds. acco

it's a reminder, as danny said, that in an election, policy matters and we are doing something very wrong put forward by the labour party end up on each and every tory leaflet. we've got to face up to that and to learn the lessons. we are going to israel now. a mass march by thousands of israeli protesters has reached the parliament injerusalem, where mps are due to pass the first bill in the government's planned overhaul of the judiciary. tens of thousands of people have joined the march since it set off from tel aviv earlier this week. they plan to set up tents at the knesset as they stage a last ditch effort to try to prevent or delay the final votes on a bill that would curb the supreme court's ability to render void decisions by the government that it deems unreasonable. to the war in ukraine — and russia's proxy governor in occupied crimea has said an ammunition depot in the centre of the peninsula has been hit in an attack by ukrainian drones. he said people within a radius of five kilometres were being evacuated. rail traffic across crimea has been suspended. the ukrainian army ha

a lot of detail. there were eight counts that were considered, including handling stolen goods, so let's cross straight to dannyice and police commentatorjoining us here. i wonder if you could break this down for us, essentially, how long is connor chapman going to be spending in prison but hold on, we have the sentencing of thomas waring. you were not sentencing of thomas waring. m. were not involved in what he did, however, you knew that he had carried out a shooting when you met him at your house in the early hours of the 25th of december, a short time after the shooting. you agree to look after the submachine gun until it was later taken away as undoubtedly it was and has not been recovered by the police. that firearm was a prohibited firearm, because of its rapid—fire facility and was a type one firearm under the guideline. i accept that this offence falls within category three a, and that the starting point the sentence is six years, with the statutory minimum sentence of five years custody, i see no reason to avoid that minimum term. your previous convictions do not significantly aggravate the offence se

and staying on that narrative for a moment, this is to you, danny. i want to turn now to some reporting about how desantis is claiming executive privilege here when it comes to keeping public state records hidden. he is the first florida governor to do so. and can he do this? what might be the next step on this? >> let's take a step back, florida is the gold standard for open records act. it is the sunshine law, as most journalists like you probably know. it's one of the broadest in the country. in florida it's the place to go. if you want open public records. so that desantis has taken this executive privilege to act is inconsistent with the history of florida's open records policy. and desantis's claim of executive privilege has actually been upheld, at least i as a near, standby one court in florida. when asked. and now, even though there are open records laws in florida, there are always exceptions. for example, a pending criminal prosecution, there might be exceptions i assume four states -- they always rely on exceptions. but a florida governor

it's a reminder, as danny said, that in an election, policy matters and we are doing something very wrongparty end up on each and every tory leaflet. we've got to face up to that and to learn the lessons. to the war in ukraine — and russia's proxy governor in occupied crimea has said an ammunition depot in the centre of the peninsula has been hit in an attack by ukrainian drones. he said people within a radius of five kilometres were being evacuated. rail traffic across crimea has been suspended. the ukrainian army has taken responsibility for the attack. saying ukrainian defence forces destroyed an oil depot and warehouse of the russian army in the temporarily occupied oktyabrskyi in crimea. here's the ukrainian president. translation: the crimean bridge, today, it's not - just a logistical road. it's the road used to fit the war with ammunition. that's being done on a daily basis. the militarisation of the crimean peninsula. therefore, for us, it's an understandable enemy object built outside the law. outside international law and all law respectively. that is why it is our objective. a

it's a reminder, as danny said, that in an election, policy matters and we are doing something very wrongry leaflet. we've got to face up to that and to learn the lessons. here in the uk, rail strikes are disrupting travel plans today, as many families begin their summer holiday getaway. members of the rmt union employed by 14 companies, have walked out again, in their dispute over pay and conditions. passengers are being urged to check before they travel. todayis today is the latest strike by members of the rmt train companies and is the last day in the overtime ban by train drivers in the aslef union. you do need to plan ahead when you have got young children. we you do need to plan ahead when you have got young children.— have got young children. we left manchester _ have got young children. we left manchester at _ have got young children. we left manchester at nine _ have got young children. we left manchester at nine o'clock - have got young children. we left manchester at nine o'clock this | manchester at nine o'clock this morning. — manchester at nine o'clock this morning, now we h

a homeless person. >> reporter: officer danny tour was off-duty when a woman stabbed him in the neck. the profusely bleeding officer used a cell phone to call 911 and after his repeated calls failed to connect according to a grand jury report at the time. >> yes, a police officer just got stabbed. >> reporter: the color is a waste management supervisor, you are hearing her voice because not only were the officers 911's calls failing to connect, or employee, a garbage truck operator who drove past the scene, also tried calling 911 and his calls also could not get through. you are hearing his voice only because he's on the supervisors speakerphone as she called 911 for him. >> reporter: details about this dangerous delay were published in the civil grand jury's 2019 2020 report, which was prompted by a complaint about long 911 call wait times and oakland. in 2020, oakland's average 911 answering time was 28 seconds. nearly doubled the state and national standard of 15 seconds. according to state 911 data obtained by the investigative unit, oakland's average 911 answering time has gotten

a cnbc.com article talking about that. they are protected from what is going on vis-@-vis exactly that. danny trejo was in the movie, he . i know you are a huge fan of. dinero, astley jada, val kilmer, tom sizemore, and you did not know that. it upsets me to no end. 80% of the people are part of these unions. they are living paycheck to paycheck. it is nice to see, at least they're trying to get there having been left on the wayside for the last 15 or 20 years. >>> coming up, a price cut towards f-150 eating a whole lot cheaper. how the strike could in pack the auto industry. stomach plus we're mowing into the agricultural trade and russia having an impact on grain prices. can this be the breadwinner of your portfolio? we will debate that when "fast moy" rneeturns. to help you see untapped possibilities and relentlessly work with you to make them real. ♪ the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for fr

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it's a reminder, as danny said, that in an election, policy matters and we are doing something very wrong leaflet. we've got to face up to that and to learn the lessons. and sir keir starmer has been visiting mid bedfordshire this afternoon and spoke more about the lessons that needed to be learned from the by—elections. oh, i think what these byelections show is if you take selby that the labour party has changed and we're now able to win in areas that we really wouldn't have had a chance to win in before. in selby was an incredible result overturning a 20,000 majority. that's never been done in the history of labour party before. obviously uxbridge was a disappointment, so we're reflecting on that, but we're pushing on. i'm in west bedford now talking to ken, a local resident who's very fed up with the tories. he says he describes himself as a disillusioned tory. so we're going on. there should be a by—election here in mid bedfordshire, so we're pressing on. we're past those by—elections last week. we're pressing on to speak to voters and to make sure that we can continue on thatjourney