i was working one day in darlington — him. i was working one day in darlington and _ him.nd i walked across the road to an raf recruiting office, and i said "i would like tojoin the raf please", the chap said "very good sir, come on in and we will take all your details", and that was it. ina in a bomber, then, iwas in halifax bomber, you would have seven people. a pilot, navigator, radio operator, a bomber, two gunners and flight engineer. and all the lads that i was with were all canadians. and really, you did have to look after each other and look after yourselves. and we managed to get through 31 operations. in bomber command. as the flight engineer, you had to make sure that mechanically everything on the aircraft work perfectly. and we call a bombing raid over germany... let the bombs go from the aircraft and you could see these bombs exploding on german soil. and the number of people being killed. and i used to think about it. you knew it was happening, but tried to forget it. that you were bombing civilians. it's a funny feeling, you know, to be involved in war and

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we move to darlington, pennsylvania after my husband served in the navy. my toddler son, teddy, was showing signs of developmental delays, so we felt a quiet rural life would be beneficial. he would later be diagnosed as being on the autism spectrum with additional symptoms of anxiety and adhd. now, 9 years old, he is incredibly active, imaginative, he can land a punch line like no one i have ever met. he is also dependent on special education services that include access to his school's autism resource room, special education teacher, professional therapy and special transportation. immediately after news broke the train derailed in east palestine five miles from our house it became clear to me that finding reliable information to keep our family out of harm's way would be difficult. i have a journalism degree and i've worked at multiple media outlets over the last 15 years. living in a rural area places us in a news media barren desert. residents of my community often end up relying on social media, neighborhood watch groups, to try to figure out what is

in her second witness any - from darlington pennsylvania, the beaver county, she lives roughly 5 miles from east tennessee, ohio and she and her family were directly affected when a train carrying dangerous to medical still railed any balancing, just a few months ago. thank you mr. lloyd for sharing your experience in your story with us today. and now i altered to recommend a broad to introduce our third witness. >> it mr. jonathan, the director of the government's program at the overstreet institute, he is focused on budget and legislative branch policies and jonathan received a specialist degree in economics with minors in finance and political economy from princeton in may he published the known unknowns planning for the next emergencies and therefore calls for planning ahead for emergencies rather than relying on off budget emergency spending. thank you for agreeing to testify today and appreciated. >> thank you very much and forth witness is doctor, and doctor revere is a senior position policy researcher, rand corporation and a practicing emergency physician. and during the pande

increase its already significant base in the uk, they are looking to set up a new services centre in darlingtons solutions company with a presence in over countries —— over 50 countries and a workforce of 600,000 people. here in the uk the amount we spend on retail has slowed to its slowest rate of growth for six months, according to the latest figures from the industry body the british retail consortium. monthly sales monitor posted growth of 3.9% for may, compared to previous years but food was one of the few areas where consumers spent more last month due to higher prices. as well as a boost from celebrations for control�*s coronation. we would talk to jocelyn pauli about this. of course whenever we get any news about prices in the uk we are analysing what it tells us about inflation and where it is heading. still, high food inflation is a problem?— high food inflation is a roblem? , i, , , high food inflation is a roblem? , , , problem? yes, absolutely it is havini problem? yes, absolutely it is havin: a problem? yes, absolutely it is having a huge _ problem? yes, absolutely it is having a

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the train carried 450 passengers from darlington to stockton at a speed of 15 miles per hour in 1825ed women's soccer team scoring the largest investment ever made in a women's sports franchise, pouring $125 million into the league. joining us now is one of the co-founders of bay fc, brandi chastain, a bay fc co-founder, and bay fc ceo brady stewart good morning to you. i think -- it has been a remarkable sort of ride that you guys have begun on and the journey, but i start with you, brady. where does this all go when you think of this as a business and as an investment >> yeah, absolutely. what i'm focused on is building bay fc to be an iconic team here in the bay area. but also building it into an iconic global franchise. >> and what does that mean, what does that entail, where are you in that journey? >> we're just getting started. we're incredibly fortunate as you mentioned, sixth street made the largest investment in women's sports team in our team putting $125 million into the team and where we go is we're trying to harness the incredible interest and momentum that we have for

go go anywhere go to darlington, go anywhere in the england. we need the north of england.lete. no djokovic. some of you who've been watching this show for some time will remember i down to belgrade i actually went down to belgrade when he was put under house arrest in australia. so big a supporter of him. am i? and of course he wouldn't have the jab. so he missed out on several tournaments , but he has tournaments, but he has triumphed in the french open when he's 36 years old, pushing 37. he's an incredible athlete and that was his 23rd major tennis title. and that now makes him the highest male winner of tennis titles in the history of the sport. and with wimbledon coming up in just a few weeks time , who would bet against him time, who would bet against him 7 time, who would bet against him ? i think if he hadn't missed, if he hadn't missed so many of those tournaments through being banned, through not taking the vaccine , goodness knows what vaccine, goodness knows what number he would be on. but he is a supreme, absolutely supreme athlete . when i first went to athlet

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carol from darlington said she doesn't know why still has this pastry lattice cutter — she doesn't evene are in the samel from carolyn. we are in the same boat. she also bought one of these. hers is still in the box. who would have guessed that actually, do you know what? rail pass that tastes nicer than spaghetti made from courgettes. —— real pass to. it is easier than all that winding up. can i be really boring though? we have to think about health and safety. and if you are all sharing stuff and putting it in the shop and everybody can go and take it, if you have some dodgy old appliance with a funny blog and that kind of thing, you are going to have to be careful. somebody has to take responsibility? you're right, but when you are lending — you're right, but when you are lending to— you're right, but when you are lending to people you know, they will take — lending to people you know, they will take care of things. they will -ive will take care of things. they will give it— will take care of things. they will give it a — will take care of things. they will give it a clean, they will