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one of the great reasons about camden is the electric ballroom, every saturday night and friday nights now, including - everything else. when you look at radio stations now, including kiss| radio stations now, including kiss fm, do you see a kind of uniformity to the big commercial beasts? yes. fm, do you see a kind of uniformity to the big commercial beasts? yes, i think there are _ to the big commercial beasts? yes, i think there are three _ to the big commercial beasts? yes, i think there are three main _ to the big commercial beasts? yes, i think there are three main players i think there are three main players in the radio industry, the bbc is one of them, global and bauer they own the majority but you have the specialists, you have mi—soul and mi—soul is my latest station, running for ten years, and we have the old djs are used to be on the pirate stations, greg edwards and brandon block and they are on my, they are on mi—soul because the age group has grown up. t they are on mi-soul because the age group has grown up— group has grown up. i have got two teenate group has grown u

he was one scene of some sort of tech one, the camden was free and born business man was on the board of the germans payment processing from why i called know that company collapse quite spectacularly. about 3 years ago, it was a blue 2 company and it was a huge embarrassment to the gym and government to the gym and financial authorities because that company had inflated that balance sheet by almost 2000000000 euros. so there's a massive fraud in the why i called in the company and young masonic was involved in that. now he fled germany, and as such is looked for by the gym and also ortiz and also by into paul. and now on top of that, he's also accused of spying for russia, the u. k of thirty's have uncovered what they say is a sell of russian spies in the u. k. and those people of bull gary and the sun belt book area and nationalities oldest and residents here in the u. k. now, these people, and that's to have done surveillance of people who could be of interest to russia surveillance in the u. k. but also of other locations within europe, for example, the military bases and in germa

tangs, including the american council on foreign relations, the think tanks that came, members of the camdenia, in enlightening the public opinion at the elite level a very important event in american society i think we tried to use this opportunity regarding the relationship between tehran and cairo. i think very good talks were held today and we were able to prepare a child in these talks . before this trip, he had written that he was very much noticed by the american elites, the moment we were flying to new york, a plane was flying from qatar to iran, and finally, the release of iranian prisoners in america in america, along with this release news. 6 billion dollars of financial resources are blocked the people of iran will stay with you. mr. amirabdollahian will stay in new york to continue his bilateral meetings. part of the jcpoa negotiations, which will not return. negotiations to lift the sanctions are on the fixed agenda. now, part of these souvenirs is about this plane, the achaemenshi tablets, which has been held hostage by the americans for decades and is returning to iran. the u

including the american council on foreign relations, the think tanks that came, the members of the camdenia, in enlightenment of public opinion at the elite level the american community is very important that we tried to take advantage of this opportunity regarding the relationship between tehran and cairo. i think very good talks were held today and we were able to prepare mr. dr. raisi, the president, to support this move, of course. the good events were written before this trip, which was very much noticed by the american elites. the moment we were flying to new york, a plane was flying from qatar to iran, and finally , the release of iranian prisoners in america, being captive in america and in addition to this news of liberation 6 the billion dollar financial resources of the iranian people are blocked. you will stay with mr. amirabdollahian in new york to continue his bilateral meetings. this is part of the jcpoa negotiations, which will not return. the negotiation to lift the sanctions is on the fixed agenda . let's not forget the contact. people had expectations from this trip, wh

among others the american council on foreign relations, the think tanks that came , members of the camden media, a very important thing happened in enlightening the public opinion at the elite level in the american society. we tried to use this opportunity in connection with the relationship between tehran and cairo. and we were able to prepare in these talks, mr. dr. raisi, the president, to support this move , of course, good things had happened before this trip, which attracted the attention of the american elite , the moment i was flying to new york on an airline from qatar. kurds towards iran and finally, the release of iranian prisoners in the united states, the news of the release of 6 billion dollars of blocked financial resources of the iranian people, you will stay among mr. amirabdollahian in new york to continue his bilateral meetings , let's not forget the contact on the fixed agenda. people had expectations from this trip that we hope that the souvenirs of this trip will reach them soon. now, part of these souvenirs is about the airplane mine, the achaemenid tablets that hav

london musician eddy grant, famous for the song electric avenue, will be inducted later onto camden'sles. temperatures again reaching around 31 celsius. it will be another uncomfortable night. we're hanging on to this humid air. the minimum 15 to 17 celsius, quite uncomfortable for sleeping. tomorrow more of the same, high pressure out to the east. conditions remain very similar with plenty of sunshine. we could get a bit of mistiness in the morning. again it will be hot and humid. perhaps a little more cloud in the afternoon but temperatures still reaching 31 celsius. it stays with us as we head through the weekend as well. temperatures widely staying in the high 20s. again we could get into the low 30s. it doesn't really get any cooler till next week. more on the bbc news app and on bbc radio london. i will be back in half—an—hour. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and sarah campbell. as we've been hearing this morning, a major manhunt is ongoing to find this man, daniel khalife, a former soldier accused of terrorism, who has escaped from prison. let's ta ke let's take you

well, we also spoke with you camden lawyer of investigative journalist, dr. david much son, good. who offered his take on the activities generally of the international criminal court. a. hi, susan cobra. my status is going to, i see is a good good bye. bye bye bye bye. states that the member states, they, they data on what to do the damage in you gotta have done. it didn't set up a gun above it. it could have done it to be done in there where, where as you see has gone it the difficulties and made it difficult for other countries. we should be fine unless i know how to measure. i divide people with great, again, if somebody is a call when you come up to see and they say, well you expedite home visual, the big who visual, the visual, what is what else? because it is, but is it the logistic? i not to bring justice. the justice way, what do we close? the international justice to some people on the side of a mosque in sweden has been destroyed after a fire ripped through the building in the country. so if these police are investigating are seen as the cause of the blaze and the city o

allegations about a former international criminal court official funded the lifestyle of notorious youth. camden, military leader, joseph coney, are now under official investigation by come holland, that's all coming up the across the globe a run the clock. this is our t international from the team and myself. you to know leo. hello and welcome to the news hor, as the speaker of canada is laurel heights of parliament, has reside after inviting a world war to not collaborate or to the commons last week. the federal was applauded during a visit by ukraine's president to landscape to also, but not both zelinski and kind of his prime minister. true, joe, were among those giving the watson soldier a standing ovation and peas, anchored by kudos handling of the scandal or calling on him to take direct responsibility. the speaker of the house took the fall and the prime minister continues to blame everyone else, a full blown international embarrassment for our country, for our allies. and for everything this nation did to defeat the nazis and actual nazi invited to the house of commons. welcome and cele

obligations that a full international girl put official funded the lives of all of the tories using camden world and joseph coney on now on the official investigation by composite the is this going to know the i'm here in the russian capital? well, to him what ever you're catching lynn hughes out on today across the globe. this is opposite because that in problem is that has broken his silence off the days of avoiding the spotlight and have a standing ovation of the folder and not see collaborator in the house of commons. justin, who the highlighted, the shadow that was being caused on canada. how i loved these goods, personal responsibility, while claiming that quote, in egregious era committed is linked to russian propaganda. the speaker was solely responsible for the invitation and recognition of this man and as holy accepted that responsibility and stepped down. this was a mistake that has deeply embarrassed parliament and canada. all of us who are in this house on friday regret, deeply having stood and clapped, even though we did so unaware of the context. i also want to reiterate how

is obligations that are full of engine i have to put on put official funded a lifestyle torres in camden and warm old tubes of coding on now on the official investigation. light comes on the fly from us go. this is on team i as well as i'm in 30 minutes of news and views starting now. as the full about continues from the canadian house of parliament as 5 minutes. so give me a standing ovation to a will to not see, collaborate to the opposition is going for just intruder to quote, come out of hiding and take responsibility. the prime minister is now responsible for the biggest single diplomatic embarrassment in canadian history. and what is the done was that responsibility? he's been hiding out at his cottage for 3 days. he's hid there instead of coming to the house of commons and taking responsibility. there's always someone else to blame when it comes to justin to retrieve government through the government, have called my friends and me, white supremacists, you called us all kinds of names. you had a nazi in the house of commons. would you care to comment? would you care to apologize? m

the founder of kiss 100, is being inducted into the music walk of fame in camden later today.0 london men all taking part in weekly football sessions. 950 london men all taking part in weekly football sessions. nothing remarkable about that you might think until you hear that between them they've lost three tonnes of fat. it's all part of a fitness plan called man v fat football which combines sport with healthy lifestyle coaching. since joining man vs fat football, i have made a massive achievement. i've lost a lot of weight, i've reversed my diabetes, i feel a lot healthier, both physically and mentally. and now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello there, good morning. the sunshine and the heat are both likely to continue as we go through the rest of this week. high pressure dominates, and there's some very warm air coming in from the near continent on a south—easterly wind. it will start to feel a lot more muggy and humid from tomorrow onwards. but for today, a bit more of a breeze around and we saw yesterday. because of the breeze, then, there is not so much mist and

last night they also signed a dealing to lease camden yards. and so this is really fun for you. >> best ballpark in baseball bar n nunn. >> and no love loss between bryce harper and angel hernandez. harper thought that he had drawn a walk in the third inning. hernandez covering third base calling it an out on the strike three. this was brutal and at seven time all star had a few choice words. ended up getting ejected. flung his helmet into the stands in frustration. he was just steaming in the clubhouse afterwards. take a listen. >> angel in the middle of something again. just everyier year the same sto same thing. i'll probably get fined for being right again. so just the same thing over and over and over and over again. >> these two have a history. but a happy ending. take a look, harper's helmet ended up being caught by a 10-year-old. security guards approached him and told him actually that bryce harper wanted to sign it afterwards. he said that harper is his favorite player and he added this is the best baseball game that he's ever been to

cooperstown, new york, camden, ohio, springfield, massachusetts? europe first.ot? ashley: canton, ohio. stuart: that is correct. it is canton, ohio. did you know cooperstown is baseball, springfield is basketball. knoxville, does anybody know knoxville? could be hall of fame. ashley: softball. ashley: it is the women zba, wnba. fair use the it. i didn't know that. don't know if it is springfield or knoxville. "varney and company" is about to exit but stay right there because coast-to-coast starts now. dave: china is taking a bite out of apple. shares of the iphonemaker down 3%. the latest on what china is doing and ho

card series and advance directly to the best of five division series which will begin october 7th at camden yards. to seattle a big win for the mariners last night as crawford's two run double in the ninth lifted seattle to a 3-2 walk off victory. that stopped the texas rangers fromlenching a playoff for at least one more day. the mariners pull within three games of the range of the al west. that's probably not happening, but they're just one game back of the secd place houston astros who hold the third and final al wild card spot. the mariners have three games left against the rangers. matt oleson hitting his 54th home run and the atlanta braves clenched home field and completed a three game sweep. braves and orioles are your top seeds. the cub's 5-3 loss dropped chicago out of a position for the nl wild card spot. they've now fallen a half game behind the miami marlins for that third berth. meanwhile the marlins rally against the mets last night before the game was rained out. miami might need to return to new york on monday to complete the contest if it's needed to determine a post-seaso

we did it in camden, new jersey.cus on it and do it the right way. >> all right. chris, to joe's point, though, i'm wondering what you're hearing on the campaign trail, and do republicans, do mostly trump supporters, but do you get through to them about trump and crime, his crimes? i'm not talking about the ones he's accused of doing, but it is kind of, you know, until you go through the evidence and the court of law, it might not be as -- i'm talking about clear admitting of wrongdoing. like, for example, paying off a porn star. he doesn't deny it. like, for example, the nuclear secrets, the documents that he claims. classified documents he claims were his. there's video images of mar-a-lago with boxes and boxes and boxes of classified documents. there is ample evidence that he did something wrong. what is it about the republican party that they can't look at this and say, right is right and wrong is wrong? >> well, look, mika, that's why i'm out here fighting the fight i'm fighting. i was in rye, new hampshire, las

the company announced it's going to increase its workforce in camden, arkansas by 20% just because of this new demand. that money's going to america. and there are no blank checks. every dollar is authorized by congress for a specific purpose and of the money approved so far, all together, all of it is less than one-half of 1% of america's gdp. "outfront" now, the republican governor of new hampshire. governor, what is your message to republicans some of whom we just heard there, who may not only force a shutdown over this, but are trying to block aid to ukraine? >> well, i think one of the frustrations as a republican is you have these extremists who have what i think is a bunch of faux outrage over fiscal discipline. if they really cared about fiscal discipline, they wouldn't be backing someone like donald trump who has the worst fiscal record of any president in history. they're really just trying to block things . you have the senate who passed a bill. that's great. you have mccarthy who's trying to get something done. it would be great if the president were back in washington try

renaissance schools and more public school choice in new jersey with innovative solutions in cities like camdenchool district in america during my time, and we have increased that by nearly 40% in terms of their proficiency. it can be done when you give people choice. but let's tell the truth about what this is. this public school system is no longer run by the public. it is run by the teachers unions in this country. randy weingarten and her crew are absolutely strangling. they are taking the worst of their members and defending them, rather than advocating for our kids. when you have the president of the united states sleeping with a member of the teachers union, there is no chance you can take the stranglehold away from the teachers union every day. they have an advocate inside the white house every day for the worst of their teachers, not for our students to be the best they can be. the president has to take on the teachers union. i did it in new jersey and i will do it as president of the united states. >> chris, you mentioned the president's situation. my wife is not a member of the teach

i love this for the young teams, the crowds in camden yards packing that stadium.of years to be a fan. but the the city loves the team. i saw one of the local outlets reporting that the baltimore orioles ran out of beer in the clubhouse afterwards and started pouring contidiments on itself. it says. >> having fun in the playoffs, let's go. >> we better. >>> thanks to all of you for joining us. i'm casey hunt, don't go anywhere. "cnn this morning" starts right now.

camden now the officers, they posted it on their facebook page in there reminding you they do not call ask for money. they don't ask for money. bitcoin, gift cards, nothing. they don't do this. so don't fall for it. notre dom denim or university is the bay area celebrating a big milestone. 100 years. their campuses, men in belmont. and they've been in the basins 18. 51 now kron four's noelle bellow talk to the school president about this and well, as mom actually went to that school. >> it's kind remarkable how four-sided the system is. more there found russ sister do. are. her one of her famous quotes is teach them what they need to know life for the past 100 years, tucked up in the hills of belmont sits notre dom denim or university. >> 3rd oldest college in the state of california and the first to grant bachelor's degrees to women. they were originally so that actually get in area longer than 100 years. but what we're celebrating this september is 100 years on this site when this campus first opened all instruction took place here at ralston hall. >> a building built back in the 18

let me just show you camden property, the reits, i keep telling you about all of these reits at 52-week castle, i've been telling you, a big wireless infrastructure company. just a whole bunch of those reits sitting at 52-week lows. here's something that's very interesting. not many banks there. citigroup, today, $40.50, but no, this has a 52-week low on an intra-day basis. it's not a closing low, but that's a 52-week low. that's the first big bank i've seen that's hit a new low on an intraday basis. that could be the start of a particular trend. finally, what else do i want to show you here? oh, remember what we've been talking about, ipos. k kenvue got everyone excited, this johnson and johnson spin-off priced in may at $22. there it is, 20.27. it broke the allow of its issuance propriice a while ago. and insta cart is also below its initial cart. that was a few days ago. that was $30. it's now below that. you want to keep an eye on this kind of thing. this has got everyone excited. this wasn't just a tech company, this was a company that was a well-known consumer products company, st

i love this for the young teams, the crowds in camden yards packing that stadium. baltimore, it's been a rough bunch of years to be a fan. but the the city loves the team. i saw one of the local outlets reporting that the baltimore orioles ran out of beer in the clubhouse afterwards and started pouring contidiments on itself. it says. >> having fun in the playoffs, let's go. >> we better. >>> thanks to all of you for joining us. i'm casey hunt, don't go anywhere. "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> breaking news here on cnn. iran set to release five american prisoners at any moment. right now, a jet is on stand by to bring them from teheran to qatar. under this deal, the u.s. has unfrozen $6 billion in iranian money that is supposed to only be used for humanitarian purposes. >>> the u.s. is also releasing five iranians from prison, two of them are planning to stay in america. becky, this has been months of negotiations to lead to this point. where do things stand right now as you sit? >> reporter: well, it should be the end of wh

she was most of camden of her time up at camden market. >> der leyen's. of her time up at camden marketnow got six kids and she's, you know, you know, highly respectable but highly respectable person. but she you know, you highly respectable person. but she quite you know, you highly respectable person. but she quite interesting/, you know, quite interesting character days. all right. >> there we f there we know, >> well, there we go. you know, sometimes pleased for sometimes i'm very pleased for a conversation to be derailed. but thank stephen. thank you very much, stephen. always care, always a pleasure. take care, stephen there, former stephen pound there, former labour . look, what you labour mp. look, what do you hear you actually do hear hear when you actually do hear about starmer looking hear when you actually do hear abo a starmer looking hear when you actually do hear abo a bettertarmer looking hear when you actually do hear abo a better relationship ng hear when you actually do hear abo a better relationship with get a better relationship with the union? think the european un

this black girl from camden new jersey is humbled to sit 60 years later in front of you.n 2023, the black woman i am looking at a nightmare. those that are trying to decimate democracy in turn back the power and those in the government hide behind the law. i have rights in spades that ash righteous rage where white women still make six five cents in -- righteous rage where black women still make $.65 to a white male. our brothers and sisters we will galvanize voters and black women will save macro see again and we will continue to preach the gospel. we will take back our constitutional freedom. thank you. as i close, if she was here she would close by saying don't ever get weary. all things work together for good of the people who love god and are called to according to a purpose and we have more to do. >> ladies and gentlemen we have a few more speakers to go and reverend sharpton and the king family will join us on the stage as we will lead the line into emerging. we ask that you stay in your seats and be ready to march once reverend sharpton and the king family bring t

camden has become the first uk council to call for the crime of ecocide, environmental damage causedcircle and hammersmith and city lines. and the metropolitan line has no service in either direction from chesham and amersham to rickmansworth and severe delays between watford and moor park. now onto the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello there, good morning. it was very windy yesterday with gusts of wind across the capital of over a0 miles an hour at times. and the blustery theme is just set to continue throughout today. in fact, some gusts of wind today, that brisk south—westerly, could approach 50 miles an hour at times, especially ahead of and on the weather front that will give us quite a lot of rain through the afternoon. but it is a dry start to the morning, there is some early brightness out there, very mild too this morning. the wind is particularly strong through the morning and on the weather front as that rain just gradually pushes its way in from the west. and that will be with us through the afternoon. so turning wet for the second half of the day, temperatures 19 or

franchise in major league baseball with the first -- the first in the original of the new ballparks, camdensox and rebuilt fenway park, rebuilt the franchise in terms of that camden yard's ballpark and the attraction for the team now is going to help bring back baltimore, baltimore has had a tough time, always has a tough time, but it's going to help rebirth -- or give rebirth to the city of baltimore again. >> and again, mike lupica, you brought it up, but how great that brooks robinson's final season is connected with baltimore orioles with such a good one, and not only that, the orioles have really bright future ahead, with eight of the top 100 prospects lined up for the next several years. >> joe, i was thinking yesterday that brooks robinson is one of those people thatou have to pass on. you have to pass on willie mays, people didn't see him at his best. he played third base as well as anybody ever played any position in the history of baseball, and if people have the ability today, go look at the master class he gave in defense during the 1970 world series against -- johnny bench said

and they are in colors in camden, raleigh and newark. and new york city and many neighboring states. burning waste specifically, plastic waste creates more toxins and impacts the health of our communities. compounds and particular ate matter. they are disrupters and disrupt the neurological system and this is by other i deal with respiratory and i am congested and makes hard to breathe. and people close to me have asthma and it makes it even sadder. a recent study, from 2004 to 2022, new jersey have paid over $60 million in renewable credit subsidies to incinerators. it doesn't sit well that we have been paying incinerators to be polluters. and it is a manifestation of racism that allows for petro chemical industries to communities. we urge this body to take this and plastic production to address the plastic problem we have and alleviate. thank you for your time and asking me to testify today. [applause] senator merkley: thank you very much for bringing your insights from new jersey. our next witness is kevin sunday, the director of gove

that work is under way at a plant in camden, arkansas, that employs nea dozensof facilities across the u.s. are doing work to support these weapons. hundreds of millions of dollars in new air-to-air weapon systems are rolling off production lines across the country, from a massachusetts facility that employs 400 people to one in arizona that employs 14,000, and this work is made possible by suppliers all across america, including in iowa, missouri, texas, florida, alabama, utah, and my home state of kentucky. tens of billions of dollars directly invested in american military strength directly supporting thousands of american jobs and expanding our defense industry's capability to produce weapons needed to deter adversaries like russia and china. our support to ukraine is grind being down one of -- is grinding down one of america's biggest strategic adversaries and showing the other one the strength of our resolve. and it's providing western forces from nato to taiwan with valuable operational lessons to apply to their own defense. the value of that to american interests can hardly be m

in new jersey with innovative solutions in cities like camden where now we took what was the worst schooluring my time, and we have now increased that by nearly 40% in termses of their proficiency. it can be done when you give people choice. but let's tell the truth about what this is. this public school system is no longer run by the public, it is run by the teachers unions in country. randi weingarten and her crew -- [applause] are absolutely strangling, her taking the worst of their members and defending them rather than add slow crate -- add a slow candidatinging for our kids. and when you have the president of the united states sleeping with a member of the teachers union, there is no chance that you can take the stranglehold away prosecute teachers union every day. they have an advocate in the white house every day for the worst of their teachers, not for our students to be the best they can be. a president of the united states has to take on the teachers union. i did it in new jersey, and i will do it as president of the united states. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> modera

lisa: i'm going to camden this afternoon. tom: hot, brown water with the king? lisa: you are appreciating yourself. it is a proper hot water. tom: 80 with crumpets. jonathan: let's restart. fantastic guests, let's start with equity future on the s&p 500 positive by .1%. not talked about enough this morning, we are very close to highs on the tenure this morning. .434 in america. tom: it is underplayed in america. 10 year real yield as the benchmark, against two percent, anything past 2.03% is something new. this is underplayed right now. that is going to change abruptly. there is a meeting on wednesday. jonathan: there is neither -- another meeting on thursday. your favorite line come that phrase from the disney movie, a whole new world. tom: it is a whole new world. jonathan: when wage gains do not get it done. tom: for the american audience, it is stunning to land here. and come here to a strike of junior doctors and 75 years. much like uaw. in 75 years come you have nhs strikes over the pays these make. residents, these guys make nothing here. jonathan: compar

no service on the overground between camden road and richmond / shepherd's bush. age of 90. good morning. the european ryder cup team touch down in rome as they prepare to avenge that humiliating defeat in wisconsin two years ago against the united states, but have home advantage this time. good morning. showers coming up from the south this morning, rain coming in from the west, the whole lot is pushing north—east, behind its sunshine and showers but tomorrow we will feel the force of storm agnes. i will have all of the details later. good morning from monmouthshire, and once upon a time there was a children's writing competition on the bbc, it started ten years ago, and it got bigger and bigger and bigger. it disappeared for a few years but today it is back and we start accepting entries for 2023, 2024. 500 words, that's all you need to write. the spelling and punctuation doesn't matter, it's all about ideas and imagination. we have come here to beautiful abergavenny on the edge of the brecon beacons this morning to launch the programme here at llanfoist fawr pr

it is estimated that camden county spent nearly $10 million on various studies preparing for environment learning impact statements in consulting. i'm glad it has finally moved forward, finding 0 impact in 2020 one. took a decade and $10 million for the the element to clear all paperwork required, largely because the bimetal review process. can you. >>> out some concrete stats for the epa process, and remove bureaucratic red tape from the commercial space industry specifically? >> i think what we have done, at epa -- you know, obviously, the process involves more than just epa -- but what we have done is we have streamlined our permitting process and are mental review process. we have automated a lot of these processes. as you mentioned, this sounds like it has been in the making for 10 years. the past three years, we recognize that, in order to get the eis done, in order to get permits out the door, we have to use technology and more efficient measures so that we can ensure that our state and locals get those so that the economy can thrive. i can tell you that we have looked at how we c

really| gets me about this story is we have been here before. 50 years ago, the assembly hall roof at camdenid we sleepwalk from those terrifying incidents, to where we are now? there were warnings stop in 1999, an expert safety committee urged schools with raac from the 60s and 70s, to arrange structural inspections. complacency can preclude recognition of increasing risks, it presciently warned. and then, nothing really happened for quite a long time, until, in 2017, a roof at a primary school in bolton collapsed onto a classroom without warning. luckily, the building was empty. a year later, a staff room ceiling suddenly collapsed on saturday evening at a primary school in kent, and miraculously again, there were no injuries. and in december of that year, the government warned every school authority in england to beware of the dangers. in may 2019, a committee of structural experts went further, advising that catastrophic failure could happen without warning with the possibility of injury or death. but it wasn't until march 2022, almost three years later, that the government set out a que

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