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at the end of last year we were selected to deploy the first smr at their darlington site as early as 2028. we will be in the process of submitting a license to construct this year, but following that competition there were many others that followed in their steps. you mentioned tba, was now partnered with -- in licensing this design in both the u.s. and canada, they announced that we are supporting them for the development of a construction permit application that will be submitted to the u.s. embassy as early as the end of next year. asked our also selected our technology. -- fast hour also selected our technology. in europe we are seeing tremendous energy as well. since those energy which is part of a large private industrial company signed a letter of intent with us to deploy at least 10 by the minute early 20 30's -- made it to early 20 30's. heavy dependence on coal, another partnership which is the largest estate owned energy company in poland. their joint ventures for the purpose of deploying the smr as a look to define their company to be a clean energy producer. another comp

an engine factory in darlington. out and about for the first time since his mini budget stalled, britain's currency slumped and borrowing costs surged. what do you say to people whose mortgage interest rates are rising as a result of your economic policy? so, we're absolutely protecting people right across the country. if you look at our energy intervention, people were potentially facing bills of £6,500 next year, and because of the intervention we've limited the average household bill to £2500. but they're being wiped out by the increasing cost of mortgage borrowing? i think that if you look at the government's plan, we've got the growth plan, we've got the energy intervention. the chancellor and the prime minister, too, in a tense set of bbc regional interviews, more keen to talk about the energy rescue, than the surging mortgage costs seen since the mini budget. it sounds like you're saying, crisis, what crisis? i'm not saying that at all. i think we're in a very serious situation. it's a global crisis which is b

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here in darlington. it's fantastic to be... here in eastbourne. gosh, it's fantastic to be...ssue dominated. this autumn and winter, a conservative government that i'm privileged to lead will be proud not just to cut vat on energy bills, but to go further to support the most vulnerable in our society, because that's what compassionate conservative governments do. i would lower taxes. we shouldn't have put up national insurance, we said we wouldn't in our manifesto, and i will have a temporary moratorium on the green energy levy to make sure that customers' bills are lower. she promised immediate tax cuts. rishi sunak said that would be a huge mistake. both avoided spelling out precisely what they would do in a coming budget. in downing street today, a clear sign change is coming. borisjohnson is moving out, but the two candidates vying to replace him have very different views about the departing prime minister. he's one of the most remarkable people i've met. i was very grateful that he gave me thatjob and i'm proud of all the things we achieved in government together, actuall

an engine factory in darlington.r, kwasi kwarteng, out and about for the first time since his mini budget stalled, britain's currency slumped and borrowing costs surged. what do you say to people whose mortgage interest rates are rising as a result of your economic policy? so, we're absolutely protecting people right across the country. if you look at our energy intervention, people were potentially facing bills of £6,500 next year, and because of the intervention we've limited the average household but they are being wiped out by the increasing cost of mortgage borrowing? i think that if you look at the government's plan, we have got the growth plan, we have got the energy intervention. the chancellor and the prime minister too in a tense set of regional interviews, more keen to talk about the energy rescue, than the surging mortgage costs seen since the mini budget. it sounds like you're saying, crisis, what crisis? i'm not saying that at all. i think we're in a very serious situation. - it's a global crisis - whic

an engine factory in darlington.ncellor, kwasi kwarteng, out and about for the first time since his mini budget stalled, britain's currency slumped and borrowing costs surged. what do you say to people whose mortgage interest rates are rising as a result of your economic policy? so, we're absolutely protecting people right across the country. if you look at our energy intervention, people were potentially facing bills of £6,500 next year. but they're being wiped out by the increasing cost of mortgage borrowing? i think that if you look at the government's plan, we've got the growth plan, we've got the energy intervention. the chancellor and the prime minister, too, in a set of bbc regional interviews, more keen to talk about the energy rescue, than the surging mortgage costs seen since the mini budget. it sounds like you're saying, crisis, what crisis? i'm not saying that at all. i think we're in a very serious situation. it's a global crisis which is being brought about by the aftermath of covid and putin's war in u

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here in darlington... it's fantastic to be here... here, in eastbourne.s fantastic to be here... in birmingham. racking up miles, and, they hope, votes from conservative party members. i think liz truss is the right candidate for the job, - she has a bold economic plan. i do hope rishi will make a comeback. between them they've made dozens of policy pledges. what i will do from day one is reduce taxes. i'm the candidate in this contest who can say the nhs will be safe in my hands. on monday we'll find out which of them will have to deliver on their promises. liz truss is the favourite but it's a grim picture waiting for whoever wins. look, i think we are going to have so many challenges over the coming weeks from the high cost of inflation to the lower value of the pound, we still have challenges from brexit, for many small companies as well. we have so many ongoing issues, so a support package needs to be put in place immediately. the current chancellor, nadhim zahawi, is drawing up plans to present to the new prime minister. they include measures such a

and today, the nascar playoffs began the track known as the lady in black darlington, south carolina,p 66. william byron was making a move that's byron and the white car, reeling in logano and taking the lead. check it up 47 laps later, byron still in front. when chase briscoe and chase elliott made contact that was elliot going spending the first stage ended under caution by stage to kyle busch, who had taken the league nutrition started to be a factor as the race was about two thirds finished. kevin harvick's car catches fire is able to get out without incident but ended up all the way back in 33rd place off a restart. it was eric jones, who took the lead, then held on for the win. it was just the third win of jones career. it was the first time a non playoff driver has won the first event of the 10 race playoff. mcdonagh right now is the overall points leader. that's not how they plan it when one of the non playoff guys wins in the playoff races, but might as well done here, throw a wrench into things. things happen. alright, joe. thank you. coming up at 11 urgent calls for everyon

. >> the nascar playoffs begin at darlington on usa. tucker is next well tgood evening and welcome to a special edition and analytical edition of tucker carlson tonight. so everybody's focusedto on this fall's midterms for good rea reason, but maybe biggerso bigger elections have already happened. these were l elections have already happened, more meaningfulac elections. these were local races that you es that you probably haven't het because nobody pays attention. here's what they were last week. the republican party flippedican five majority, left school districts in big counties in florida.. that would be miami-dade, sarasota, duval, martin, clamia. mi counties. de is miami-dade alone is one ofone the biggest school districts in the entireofgest in th country.0 it's got more than three hundred thousand students in it. so thi in it. in the futur major implications for the education and the future. e ofof millions of young people. it's not just happening ins scha florida, a texas school boardeas that flipped the republican party earlie

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jones taking a lead in the southern 500 in darlington yesterday after kyle busch's engine blew out.the nascar cup series playoffs. >> comes out of turn number 4. jones is going to win the southern 500. >> jones becomes the first non-playoff to -- also in darlington on sunday a police officer killed in the line of duty was honored at xfinity series race of the officer drew barr killed in april displayed on car driven by keil weatherman. he lost his life while responding to a domestic disturbance call. he was only 28 years old. >> joey: thank you. on september 11th, 2001, two sisters, one just four months old, the other only 3 months old were in the pentagon's pentagon derek center terrorists crashed are into a building. those two girls have grown up. you are air force second lieutenant hanna borne and it naval dallas of 2023 heather born join us now. ladies, thank you so much. it's an honor being here interview you this morning. real quick, hannah, you were 3 years old and i know you said you do remember those day. how do those memories serve you today? >> good morning. thank you for