. —— elland and the emotional toll that it took on the people there was just heartbreaking. causing delays and havoc, people's livelihoods and garden furniture and kiddie's toys have been floating past on the river today and tomorrow, when they look out and find it all missing, yet again, it is just heartbreaking. my heart has just aching for all those people. yet again. something needs to be done. we cannot keep doing this to people. it is not right. what do you think could be done by the authorities to stop this? they need to stop a building on flood plains. simple as that. they need to try and stop the building on. i know that elland got flooded because they built the industrial state on the flood plain there. it never flooded before, but since they built that, it flooded several times. i think the difficulty with my town is there isa the difficulty with my town is there is a river andy brooke, so we will have problems here, but if you build on flood plains, it has got to go somewhere and that will be on the river or the lowest —— there is a river or the lowest —— there i

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ever want to pay for that here is another thing but $1.00 thing we are paying for here is these new elland terminals and that suggests that banning fracking is not anywhere on the horizon how much are we spending on terminals how big are these terminals and what does that suggest for our you know the next 510 years from now l. and g. or liquefied natural gas that's the way that you transport natural gas across oceans because usually you're moving natural gas to a pipeline where it can remain in its cash form in order to make it more dense you basically freeze it turned into a liquid each of these liquefied natural gas export terminals cost billions and billions of dollars and we have to remember that this is the number one priority of the u.s. oil and gas industry right america's now the largest crude oil producer the largest natural gas producer that is a lot of money that is a lot of campaign contributions that this industry gives and their priority is not energy independence for americans their priority is selling their frack to natural gas and frack crude oil for the highest possible p

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leaders west brom winning 3—0 away at bristol city, while second—placed leeds beat reading 1—0 at ellandley moved off the bottom of the table after beating middlesbrough. just a matter of hours to go now before tonight's huge world title rematch between tyson fury and deontay wilder. the excitement around this heavyweight showdown has been building all week — and comes almost 15 months after their last fight ended in a draw. ade adedoyin is in las vegas. when wilder and fury met at wednesday's press conference — this happened. that resulted in the nevada state athletic commission banning a face—off at last night's weigh—in. both looked confident on the scales. the chiselled champion taunted by fury‘s supporters throughout. no face—off, but they did square off again, albeit at a distance. deontay wilder said the other day that this was his home country but i told him that las vegas is mine. the fans have turned out to see the gypsy king. all my fans are here! the next time that wilder and fury come face—to—face will be here in this ring later this evening. a dramatic draw last time. this