>> i think gareth is right.every, you know, every single day gareth is out campaigning for farmers. farmers? i really want to dismiss this outright slander that suggests that all farmers are these multi—millionaires who have this vast amount of land and living like some borbon king, when actually many of them are living on minimum wage and struggling to actually make ends meet. suicide in the agricultural community is really high, and that's as a consequence to the daily struggle and slog that these people have to do. getting up when it's still pitch black. and i just find it objectionable. he keir starmer yesterday and this really annoyed me actually. i nearly swore there. he said do farmers not use the nhs? do farmers not want to fund the nhs? do they not want to get waiting lists down? the amount of money that you are from farmers you are extracting from farmers has already been spent abroad, on net zero, on a whole host of virtue signalling products. you absolute pillock. >> typical. >> typical. >> typical.

after beating holders arsenal 2—1 at borehamwood. so it will be a chance for under—pressure city boss garethto win his first trophy with the club since the league cup in 2022. the cup competitions continue around europe. ferran torres scored a hat—trick as they ran out 5—0 earlier on thursday, real sociedad also made the last four — beating osasuna 2—0, who had a player sent off. inter milan missed the chance to move top fiorentina. the match was rescheduled after edoardo bove collapsed on the pitch on1 december. as fiorentina won 3—0. off the field, the chelsea striker where she called one officer "stupid and white". racially aggravated harassment to pc stephen lovell during an incident in london. an insult. she replied, "no, that's not what i meant." later, the prosecutor told her she "it's what you did, isn't it?" he asked. "it's what i did, yes." the striker previously told the court she and her partner, in her evidence on thursday, ms mewis accused the officers of gaslighting her and ms kerr by changing their version of events of what happened on a taxi journey on to do something dramat

it didn't help that this an angry teenager, gareth that thune berg, grimly -- greta thunberg, terrifiedld leaders. that was pathetic. one word of criticism, and you were attacking a child. it also a didn't help when the climate crowd held up traffic, violated artwork, disrupted sporting events. don't make me suffer. it's a turn ioff. here we are with a who doesn't much care for the greens and an energy secretary who doesn't much care for the green new deal. whatever political importance climate once had, jig is up. that's how i really feel. third hour of "varney" starts now. ♪ ♪ it's a turnoff. martha maccallum joins us now. very important question -- >> great to be here. stuart: i laid it on thick. do you think the green new deal is dead? >> i think it is, and it's been dying a slow death for a very long time. think about president obama and solyndra, okay? these efforts will be falling under the weight of capitalism and markets, essentially. what do people want, what do they pay for, what are their priorities. so at the same time, you have people leaning towards hybrid cars. people li

easter assistant deputy chief gareth miller new sfd dot construction a developer information meeting was held by public works proposal is are due or have been turned in design development continued with an evaluation of exterior materials. these are materials to help assist with any type of vandalism that may occur and they were tested and they've got the materials selected. sfd submitted a response to the planning department's list of questions related to the environmental assessment for smoke emissions. they had done unlimited amounts of research and timing and testing for the amount of time that they're actually going to be doing live burns and how much emissions would actually be in the air and how far of a distance it would go. they have been really diligent with that as well. all right. highlights. assistant chief michael thompson did his triennial inspections. >> this is something that we do three times a year and actually it's really inspiring to see how a firehouse gets together and takes such pride in their fire stations, their equipment and what we have. i know there's bee