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that was dan gascoigne from braintree - accommodation.g to the court of appeal, the home secretary will be delighted with the day's ruling because it helps to plan for the future but it's a battle is not over yet. future but it's a battle is not over et. . ,, ., ., yet. let me turn back to that breakin: yet. let me turn back to that breaking news _ yet. let me turn back to that breaking news i _ yet. let me turn back to that breaking news i was - yet. let me turn back to that breaking news i was giving . yet. let me turn back to that l breaking news i was giving you yet. let me turn back to that - breaking news i was giving you a short while ago concerning the cbi, more companies putting distance between themselves and the confederation of british industry in the uk. the telecoms firm bt suspending their membership of the cbi. we earlier heard that thejohn lewis partnership by doing the same and natwest group, all withdrawing their membership of the cbi after their membership of the cbi after the sacking of the director—general last week.

braintree counsel lawyers say that is absolute rubbish.there is a shortage of accommodation nationally doesn't make it an emergency. this is something the home secretary has seen coming over a number of years. there has to be alternatives. there has to be consideration of local planning concerns and local opposition. that should allow the council to have some kind of veto or control over it. but that is now going to be for thejudge control over it. but that is now going to be for the judge to decide. thejudge in this going to be for the judge to decide. the judge in this case as he thejudge in this case as he is going to decide by the end of the week. if he decides on the home secretary's statement, that will be a big win for her and will have major implications for other plans can at least two others in other parts of the country in the months ahead. but there are other places looking at similar legal challenges, so this is a really important one to watch. thank you for taking us through all of that. thank you. a serving police officer ha

— braintree district council so ttet ttew— braintree district council so that they could— braintree districthing tetettw— echr. i find the whole thing totally extraordinary . now, totally extraordinary. now, teeet— totally extraordinary. now, teeet. eet— totally extraordinary. now, teeet. eet te— totally extraordinary. now, jacob, got to ask you , how was jacob, got to ask you, how was we— jacob, got to ask you, how was weee tetet— jacob, got to ask you, how was your saint george's day? q“ your saint george's day? oh, teeteette— your saint george's day? oh, fantastic. very— your saint george's day? oh, fantastic. very jolly- your saint george's day? oh, fantastic. very jolly saint george's day. and that's one of things we're discussing is saint george the right saint who never came to england, knew nothing about england . what about the about england. what about the great saint alphege, who was the first wouldn't pay first tax martyr, wouldn't pay extra to the danes and had extra tax to the danes and had ox bones thrown at him or thomas becket stood up for the rights of church, freedom of th

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wethersfield near braintree.he foreign secretary is one in have very difficult decisions to make as to whether to go with government policy, which he absolutely rightly should do in absolutely rightly should do in a collective cabinet, but also with an eye to the very deep anger that there is among his own constituents . but make no own constituents. but make no mistake, this is vital for the government in this policy of trying to come up with a solution that stops this overreliance on hotels, which have angered many, many people right across the country . right across the country. because what you have, especially in smaller communities, is sometimes is the only facility in that community in the form of a hotel which is used for weddings, funeral halls, other sort of public events that, of course, attracts tourists and other visitors to a location being taken out of commission, being handed over to the home office , effectively for the home office, effectively for a year, maybe two years, to house these migrants

and tnte te— braintree district council and tnte to over— braintree district council and this is overhat across the cnonnet,— use for people that across the cnonnet, young— use for people that across the channel, young men, the government— channel, young men, the government in- channel, young men, the government in its argumentation oeotnet— government in its argumentation against braintree— government in its argumentation against braintree district connot— against braintree district council said— against braintree district council said unless they had ettee— council said unless they had ettee ute— council said unless they had sites like that— council said unless they had sites like that they might not be otte— sites like that they might not be otte to— sites like that they might not be able to provide suitable accommodation— be able to provide suitable accommodation in in line with antete— accommodation in in line with antete tnnee — accommodation in in line with article three and— accommodation in in line with article three and article eight of article three and article eight ot tne

but braintree district boats. but braintree district canneii— boats.n— disappointed with the decision, adding it is an unsuitable site . ia— adding it is an unsuitable site . re insi— adding it is an unsuitable site . re iasr sien— adding it is an unsuitable site . to just stop oil— adding it is an unsuitable site . to just stop oil protesters nne— . to just stop oil protesters nne seaiei— . to just stop oil protesters who scaled a— . to just stop oil protesters who scaled a bridge over the nannie— who scaled a bridge over the dartford crossing— who scaled a bridge over the dartford crossing last october nave— dartford crossing last october nave ieen— dartford crossing last october have been jailed. morgan ireniani— have been jailed. morgan trowland has— have been jailed. morgan trowland has been sentenced to inree— trowland has been sentenced to inree years— trowland has been sentenced to three years and— trowland has been sentenced to three years and marcus dekker to two three years and marcus dekker to are years— three years and marcus dekker to ins

and tnte te— braintree district council and tnte to over— braintree district council and this is over that across the cnonnet,— use for people that across the cnonnet, young— use for people that across the channel, young men, the government— channel, young men, the government in- channel, young men, the government in its argumentation oeotnet— government in its argumentation against braintree— government in its argumentation against braintree district connot— against braintree district council said— against braintree district council said unless they had ettee— council said unless they had ettee ute— council said unless they had sites like that— council said unless they had sites like that they might not be otte— sites like that they might not be otte to— sites like that they might not be able to provide suitable accommodation— be able to provide suitable accommodation in in line with antete— accommodation in in line with antete tnnee — accommodation in in line with article three and— accommodation in in line with article three and article eight of article three and article eight ot t

but braintree district boats. but braintree district canneii— boats. an— disappointed with the decision, adding it is an unsuitable site . ia— adding it is an unsuitable site . re insi— adding it is an unsuitable site . re iasr sien— adding it is an unsuitable site . to just stop oil— adding it is an unsuitable site . to just stop oil protesters nne— . to just stop oil protesters nne seaiei— . to just stop oil protesters who scaled a— . to just stop oil protesters who scaled a bridge over the nannie— who scaled a bridge over the dartford crossing— who scaled a bridge over the dartford crossing last october nave— dartford crossing last october nave ieen— dartford crossing last october have been jailed. morgan ireniani— have been jailed. morgan trowland has— have been jailed. morgan trowland has been sentenced to inree— trowland has been sentenced to inree years— trowland has been sentenced to three years and— trowland has been sentenced to three years and marcus dekker to two three years and marcus dekker to are years— three years and marcus dekker to i

braintree district in today. braintree district in eccen— today.ble due— at an raf wethersfield base is unsuitable due to— at an raf wethersfield base is unsuitable due to its isolated iccccicn— unsuitable due to its isolated location and— unsuitable due to its isolated location and lack— unsuitable due to its isolated location and lack of capacity for iccei— location and lack of capacity for local services— location and lack of capacity for local services . the for local services. the government- for local services. the government says using disused niiicen— government says using disused niiiinn insec— government says using disused military bases to— government says using disused military bases to accommodate nignncc— military bases to accommodate nignncc niii— military bases to accommodate migrants will reduce the neiinnce— migrants will reduce the reliance on— migrants will reduce the reliance on hotels . as a cabinet reliance on hotels. as a cabinet minister— reliance on hotels. as a cabinet minister ic— reliance on hotels. as a cabinet ministe

since i sold my company, braintree venmo, i made $300 million and the question was, what could i do thatter in the year 2500 and right now it could be ageing. if we slow the speed of ageing and even reverse it, it would change what it means to be human. do you think you are risking your health here? in all the things you're doing to protect it, do you think there's also some real risk? certainly, there is always risks but there is potentially an argument that we are being more safe than anyone else because we have the rigour of measurement. whilst bryan signed his life away to experimentation, i visit the buck, the world's first institute for ageing research. these scientists are working on drugs that they hope could delay age—related disease. i have two of my postdocs. would you say there has been huge scientific advancement in this field recently or is there just a sudden trend for investment and interest in it? the science has matured in terms of we have been doing this for close to 30 years, understanding the basic mechanism of ageing, number one. number two, the sociatal needs are t

since i sold my company, braintree venmo, i made $300 million and the question was, "what could i dothe year 2500?" and right now it could be ageing. if we slow the speed of ageing and even reverse it, it would change what it means to be human. do you think you are risking your health here? in all the things you're doing to protect it, do you think there's also some real risk? certainly, there is always risks but there is potentially an argument that we are being more safe than anyone else because we have the rigour of measurement. whilst bryan signed his life away to experimentation, i visit the buck, the world's first institute for ageing research. these scientists are working on drugs that they hope could delay age—related disease. i have two of my postdocs. would you say there has been huge scientific advancement in this field recently, or is there just a sudden trend for investment and interest in it? the science has matured in terms of we have been doing this for close to 30 years, understanding the basic mechanism of ageing, number one. number two, the societal needs are there

since i sold my company, braintree venmo, i made $300 million and the question was, what could i do thatin the year 2500 and right now it could be ageing. if we slow the speed of ageing and even reverse it, it would change what it means to be human. do you think you are risking your health here? in all the things you're doing to protect it, do you think there's also some real risk? certainly, there is always risks but there is potentially an argument that we are being more safe than anyone else because we have the rigour of measurement. whilst bryan signed his life away to experimentation, i visit the buck, the world's first institute for ageing research. these scientists are working on drugs that they hope could delay age—related disease. i have two of my postdocs. would you say there has been huge scientific advancement in this field recently or is there just a sudden trend for investment and interest in it? the science has matured in terms of we have been doing this for close to 30 years, understanding the basic mechanism of ageing, number one. number two, the societal needs are there

since i sold my company, braintree venmo, i made $300 million and this question was, what could i dould matter in the year 2500? and right now it could be ageing. if we slow the speed of ageing and even reversed it, it would change what it means to be human. do you think you are risking your health here? in all the things you're doing to protect it, do you think there's also some real risk? certainly, there is always risks but there is potentially an argument that we are being more safe than anyone else because we have the rigour of measurement. whilst bryan signed his life away to experimentation, i visit the buck, the world's first institute for ageing research. these scientists are working on drugs that they hope could delay age—related disease. would you say there has been huge scientific advancement in this field recently or is there just a sudden trend for investment and interest in it? the science has matured in terms of we have been doing this for close to 30 years, understanding the basic mechanism of ageing, number one. number two, the societal needs are there, you have a r

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braintree district ceunett— today. braintree district council-that- today.e latest for you at stamford bridge as frank lampard's chelsea crashed out of the champions league. details in a mo . welcome back. the time is 824. still to come on today's programme, a 8:45. we'll be speaking to the last person refusing to move from a derelict housing estate that is set for demolition. he's just spent £2,000 redecorating and says he won't budge. yeah, but do you thew— won't budge. yeah, but do you knew why— won't budge. yeah, but do you knew why he— won't budge. yeah, but do you know why he won't— c ig yeah, but do you know why he won't budge? because hee— know why he won't budge? because he-e net— know why he won't budge? because he-e net hutgtng— know why he won't budge? because he's not budging either. keir starmer— he's not budging either. keir starmer afternoon, we're going to starmer afternoon, we're going te he— starmer afternoon, we're going te he eeeattng— starmer afternoon, we're going to be speaking to— starmer afternoon, we're going to be speaking to the

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raf base in essex, braintree. the wethersfield airbase. the declaration of a national emergency would give the home office powers to ignore local authority objections if the plans relate to crown owned properties . see well, this all properties. see well, this all comes as the latest figures show more than 5000 people have crossed english channel so crossed the english channel so far this year , and in a last far this year, and in a last minute deal, us voting technology firm dominion has settled a defamation case with fox news . just before the trial fox news. just before the trial was due to begin opening arguments in the case had been due to start this afternoon, but according to a lawyer for dominion, they've reached a £633 million agreement. dominion had originally sought a £13 billion settlement from fox , claiming it settlement from fox, claiming it spread false information about its voting machines during the 2020 presidential election. the settlement allows fox news to avoid having a number of its top exe

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.— his braintree constituency in heeew . hee— his braintree constituency in essex , has been— his braintreelevels and has put our asylum system under hherehhhhe— put our asylum system under incredible strain— put our asylum system under incredible strain . we have been incredible strain. we have been heer— incredible strain. we have been eheer hheh— incredible strain. we have been clear that the— incredible strain. we have been clear that the use— incredible strain. we have been clear that the use of hotels to heeee— clear that the use of hotels to heeee eewhem— clear that the use of hotels to house asylum seekers is unacceptable. - house asylum seekers is unacceptable. i'm just going to eeeee— unacceptable. i'm just going to eeeee hheh— unacceptable. i'm just going to pause that there— unacceptable. i'm just going to pause that there because humza weeeh.— pause that there because humza weeeeh hhe— pause that there because humza yousaf, the first— pause that there because humza yousaf, the first minister of heehehh— yousaf, the first minister of scotland, is— yousaf, the first minister of s

raf base in essex, braintree.e an injunction preventing the transfer of 1700 migrant to the wethersfield airbase. the declaration of a national emergency would give the home office powers to ignore local authority objections if the plans relate to crown owned property. well, this all comes as the latest figures show more than 5000 people have crossed the english channel so far this year. the english channel so far this year . the snp the english channel so far this year. the snp treasurer has been arrested by police investigating the party's finances. colin beattie is the second person to be questioned by detectives who are trying to establish how more than £600,000 in donations was set aside for an independence referendum had been used earlier this month. the scottish national party's former chief executive, peter murrell, was questioned for more than 11 hours. mr murrell, who's the husband of former first minister nicola sturgeon , was released nicola sturgeon, was released without charge pending further investi

braintree. raf base in essex. braintree.an injunction preventing the transfer of 1700 migrants to the wethersfield airbase. the declaration of a national emergency would give the home office powers to ignore local authority objections if the plans relate to crown owned property. while this all comes as the latest figures show more than 5000 people have crossed the english channel. so far this year. the english channel. so far this year . the snp the english channel. so far this year. the snp treasurer has been arrested by police investigating the party's finances. colin beattie is the second person to be questioned by detectives who are trying to establish how more than £600,000 in donations set aside for an independence referendum had been used earlier this month. the scottish national party's former chief executive, peter murrell , was executive, peter murrell, was questioned for more than 11 hours. mr murrell , who is the hours. mr murrell, who is the husband of former first minister nicola sturgeon , was released nicola

raf base in essex, braintree.e declaration of a national emergency would give the home office powers to ignore local authority objections if the plans relate to crown owned property. well, this all comes as the latest figures show more than 5000 people have crossed the english channel so far this year. the english channel so far this year . the snp the english channel so far this year. the snp treasurer has been arrested by police investigating the party's finances. colin beattie is the second person to be questioned by detectives who are trying to establish how more than £600,000 in donations was set aside for an independence referendum had been used earlier this month. the scottish national party's former chief executive, peter murrell, was questioned for more than 11 hours. mr murrell, who's the husband of former first minister nicola sturgeon , was released nicola sturgeon, was released without charge pending further investigation. when questioned investigation. when questioned in holyrood, snp leader humza yo

since i sold my company, braintree venmo, i made $300 million and the question was, what could i do thated of ageing and even reverse it, it would change what it means to be human. do you think you are risking your health here? in all the things you're doing to protect it, do you think there's also some real risk? certainly, there is always risks but there is potentially an argument that we are being more safe than anyone else because we have the rigour of measurement. whilst bryan signed his life away to experimentation, i visit the buck, the world's first institute for ageing research. these scientists are working on drugs that they hope could delay age—related disease. would you say there has been huge scientific advancement in this field recently or is there just a sudden trend for investment and interest in it? the science has matured in terms of we have been doing this for close to 30 years, understanding the basic mechanism of ageing, number one. number two, the sociatal needs are there, you have a rapidly ageing population with an increasing burden of chronic diseases. one really

raf base in essex, braintree. the wethersfield airbase. the declaration of a national emergency would give the home office powers to ignore local authority objections if the plans relate to crown owned properties . see well, this all properties. see well, this all comes as the latest figures show more than 5000 people have crossed english channel so crossed the english channel so far this year , and in a last far this year, and in a last minute deal, us voting technology firm dominion has settled a defamation case with fox news . just before the trial fox news. just before the trial was due to begin opening arguments in the case had been due to start this afternoon, but according to a lawyer for dominion, they've reached a £633 million agreement. dominion had originally sought a £13 billion settlement from fox , claiming it settlement from fox, claiming it spread false information about its voting machines during the 2020 presidential election. the settlement allows fox news to avoid having a number of its top exe

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