rishi sunak— to the guardian analysis. rishi sunak in— to the guardian analysis.considering delaying changes to social care, which was announced actually _ social care, which was announced actually by — social care, which was announced actually by him and the then prime minister— actually by him and the then prime minister borisjohnson. that actually by him and the then prime minister boris johnson. that would put minister boris johnson. that would but an— minister boris johnson. that would put an £86,000 cap on the amount people — put an £86,000 cap on the amount people have to pay that was due to come _ people have to pay that was due to come in _ people have to pay that was due to come in october 2023. people have to pay that was due to come in 0ctober2023. in people have to pay that was due to come in october 2023. in the guardian— come in october 2023. in the guardian states that the government can say— guardian states that the government can say from this would be 1 billion in the _ can say from this would be 1 billion in the first— can say from this would b

the guardians are rooting for you.t get lost, a great opportunity to work additional crystals. and i am sure that you are not afraid of the dark, everything should work out. how are you going to get through? well, look at the suitcases. i think right away they are the first to see what there are so many in them you have seen just a billion. so we will tell you where you just push them away, well, in the other direction. well i'm fine then. well, i'll make myself a pussie, just so i can run away, you know, right? back, i know, i know, thousands can go there as much as you want. go ahead first, you can not watch the first communication at all. wait a second, i need this mouth. see that you were not there to come back so no. i just jumped over okay? oh good. check the exit no, pushed the drawers aside. maybe one of these. not can. of course it's not crystal. checked doubt. no, i'll try to do something. it will be very hazards or better not enough already to turn over better to move. okay, what do you think is safer, so he

at the guardian about climate change i the guardian about climate change and started — the guardiante crisis, climate emergency, climate breakdown, and we - climate crisis, climate emergency, climate breakdown, and we talk i climate crisis, climate emergency, . climate breakdown, and we talk about global— climate breakdown, and we talk about global heating — climate breakdown, and we talk about global heating. because _ climate breakdown, and we talk about global heating. because these - climate breakdown, and we talk about global heating. because these were . global heating. because these were words _ global heating. because these were words that— global heating. because these were words that reflect _ global heating. because these were words that reflect what _ global heating. because these were words that reflect what is _ global heating. because these were words that reflect what is really - words that reflect what is really going _ words that reflect what is really going on — words that reflect what is really aroin on. , ,, . words that reflect what is really aoian on. , ,, . w

i mean, if we only take the guardian interviews and we're on page one of the guardian, it's not goinge not going to change public perception on the most existential crisis that we've ever faced as a civilisation. it's mega. and if we just allow these shock—jock right—wing broadcasters to just sort of belittle the crisis, which they do in every single way that they can, in all of their shows, with all their presenters. some of them are just atrocious, and clearly paid for by the fossil fuel industry. although, i suppose, some of them are also pushing a point, which is by doing these protests, there were people who missed their father's funeral or who didn't get to their cancer appointment. they are putting the side of, you know, many people in britain who feel, yes, they may be in favour of sorting out the climate, but they're also thinking that this isn't the right way to do it. sure. i mean, that's the only side that i've ever heard them want to talk about when i've gone into these spaces. i mean, that we can talk about for maybe a minute, and if they want to drill down we can explai

on the guardian newspaper, - worsening situations.worsening situations. on the - guardian newspaper, gather your belongings and up to six people are now being officially removed daily by giving the guardian headline, removals, transport, doesn't go to plan at all times. find removals, transport, doesn't go to plan at all times.— plan at all times. and this he riuhtl plan at all times. and this he rightly said. _ plan at all times. and this he rightly said, it's _ plan at all times. and this he rightly said, it's quite - plan at all times. and this he rightly said, it's quite chaoticj plan at all times. and this he - rightly said, it's quite chaotic and those who are left at the victoria station were left without money, most of them.— most of them. and didn't have an hinu most of them. and didn't have anything to — most of them. and didn't have anything to wear— most of them. and didn't have anything to wear or _ most of them. and didn't have anything to wear or anything i most of them. and didn't have | anything to wear or anything to

this is a really interesting story from the guardian | interesting story from the guardian it is totallyprivatised and you cannot choose who their suppliers because it literally depends on where you live and what the guardian is highlighted here is that most of the water companies are owned by investments vehicles in far flung land so it is impossible as a compliment or —— customer who is working out who is supplying your water and whose response and on the road and who will sort out the ageing and crumbling pipes in our country and that is a real issue. you cannotjust swap water supplies you are stuck with whoever supplies your water so it's a bit of a nightmare. the other issue here as well with having these interests held abroad is about our infrastructure is not sort of hours. i is about our infrastructure is not sort of hours— is about our infrastructure is not sort of hours. i think this is going to be a great— sort of hours. i think this is going to be a great talking _ sort of hours. i think this is going to be a great talking point - to be a great talking point particularly peop

the guardians are rooting for you.m is the main thing, do not get lost, a great opportunity to work additional crystals. and i'm sure you're not afraid of the dark, everything should work out. how are you going to get through? well, look at the suitcases. i think at once and in the first to see what is in them, how so much you saw just a billion. so we 'll tell you where you just push them away, well, in the other direction well, i then. well i am for myself let me do it, just so i can run away , you know, and we'll fix it. ok you 40 seconds ago i know, i know, you can go there thousands as you want. yes, this is all business. go ahead first, you can not look at all. first communication. the first pass before turning a little further than the middle. look, you, there are partitions on top, right? wait a second, don't. you see that you are not there back. no, they are so far away. no, it's not near the exit. he 's not near, he's not near this, uh, such a turn, he's a little closer, i'm near the turn. look we are you we

semyon grigorievich you are now the legal guardian. i don't understand anything.use me, olga yurievna , wait for me. guardian comes out igor i don't understand at all what's going on don't worry, we'll figure it out. listen, what is happening, and don't reprimand me, please. what, what did you say, what did i say, i said old fool. i'm not talking to you woman, you would still apologize. hear how are you semyon listen semyon we'll see. on what basis? we'll figure it out, we'll figure it out. andrey quickly quickly. listen to semyon by the way, we did not have time to get to know you igor you will forgive my friend. for him, this is the most important thing. this is the work of his whole life, and he lost control of the situation, he doesn’t understand what is happening, which is why nikolai’s share was furious, this is a serious volume in our production, and andrei changed because he is afraid that everything will collapse. do you understand me? who killed nikolai nikolay had many enemies, they will sort it out, but if you are right, then we must take care. and in

this guardian story, starts _ has unfolded. this guardian story, starts off— has unfolded. live video feed from a drone, offering this panoramic view of one ukrainian city that had _ panoramic view of one ukrainian city that had been occupied by russian troops _ that had been occupied by russian troops since the spring. since wednesday, they've been staging this withdrawal. the ukrainian army in response — withdrawal. the ukrainian army in response has been buoyant. president zelensky— response has been buoyant. president zelensky said they're going to take back everything — crimea, donetsk, the lot _ back everything — crimea, donetsk, the lot it's — back everything — crimea, donetsk, the lot. it's no wonder the army or feeling _ the lot. it's no wonder the army or feeling positive about the way in which _ feeling positive about the way in which events are unfolding in the past couple of months in ukraine. this certainly is a symbolic defeat for russia, — this certainly is a symbolic defeat for russia, and let's not forget that kherson was the only regional capital— that kh

at the guardian rebellions grow.dian next to the price of brexit . next to the price of brexit. 4000 fewer european doctors work in nhs . okay, you've got the fee in nhs. okay, you've got the fee now. china rocked by protests as anger spreads over zero covid lockdowns . the times next army lockdowns. the times next army to rescue the strike hit nhs and china protest biggest since tiananmen square daily express a radical new plan to boost nhs and save lives and finishing the metro the great brawl of china protesters call for president to resign over his covid kerbs and those are your front pages . we those are your front pages. we begin with the telegraph and the ongoing in china. carrie me more guys we've got the front , the guys we've got the front, the guardian as well and major story is the protests erupting in china as a backlash against the zero covid policy ai. and you said a moment ago jinping i think which i looked it up on google today to get the right pronunciation and it's actually xi jinping you know that

at the guardian rebellions grow.dian next to the price of brexit . next to the price of brexit. 4000 fewer european doctors work in nhs . okay, you've got the fee in nhs. okay, you've got the fee now. china rocked by protests as anger spreads over zero covid lockdowns . the times next army lockdowns. the times next army to rescue the strike hit nhs and china protest biggest since tiananmen square daily express a radical new plan to boost nhs and save lives and finishing the metro the great brawl of china protesters call for president to resign over his covid kerbs and those are your front pages . we those are your front pages. we begin with the telegraph and the ongoing in china. carrie me more guys we've got the front , the guys we've got the front, the guardian as well and major story is the protests erupting in china as a backlash against the zero covid policy ai. and you said a moment ago jinping i think which i looked it up on google today to get the right pronunciation and it's actually xi jinping you know that

so know the guardian here. yeah.uardian's going out to get him and so i question that immediately. then again, the idea that he was in a job interview and he was leading a job interview and he said, my wife sent me this and shows wife just sent me this and shows him picture of kim kardashian. him a picture of kim kardashian. that kind of that does seem like the kind of thing would probably do. is thing he would probably do. is it a quiet, impulsive person? he probably do that. is probably would do that. this is like interview. like a good job interview. people are saying, look, he was it tactic to break people it was a tactic to break people down, their down, establish their boundaries, destroy their values. i find that questionable. i it's an questionable. i think it's an impulsive person with some impulse even, impulse control issues and even, you talks him you know, he talks about him like at. admitted like looking at. he's admitted he had a big problem with and now he's turned more to christianity, tried solve it

so know the guardian here. yeah.uardian's going out to get him and so i question that immediately. then again, the idea that he was in a job interview and he was leading a job interview and he said, my wife sent me this and shows wife just sent me this and shows him picture of kim kardashian. him a picture of kim kardashian. that kind of that does seem like the kind of thing would probably do. is thing he would probably do. is it a quiet, impulsive person? he probably do that. is probably would do that. this is like interview. like a good job interview. people are saying, look, he was it tactic to break people it was a tactic to break people down, their down, establish their boundaries, destroy their values. i find that questionable. i it's an questionable. i think it's an impulsive person with some impulse even, impulse control issues and even, you talks him you know, he talks about him like at. admitted like looking at. he's admitted he had a big problem with and now he's turned more to christianity, tried solve it

the icture is the guardian are going with.border, that is in glasgow, teachers have been going on strike _ in glasgow, teachers have been going on strike and those are children seemingly in support of their teachers _ seemingly in support of their teachers are striking, but the wider question— teachers are striking, but the wider question for the country is just teachers are striking, but the wider question for the country isjust how many— question for the country isjust how many different sectors of our society— many different sectors of our society will go on strike in the coming — society will go on strike in the coming weeks and it looks as though nurses— coming weeks and it looks as though nurses weii, — coming weeks and it looks as though nurses well, i think that will be their— nurses well, i think that will be their first — nurses well, i think that will be their first nationwide strike, either— their first nationwide strike, either for 100 perhaps ever, just showing — either for 100 perhaps ever, just showing how desp

they are brought up by guardians who managed to replace real parents.ot know that they live in a foster family. and now the experts have to say how meeting with mom will affect their psyche. the favorite pastime of these twins from kaliningrad, writing songs at 3 1/2 years old, of course, still sounds naive. but most importantly, the audience is grateful next to mom and dad whose people they call it that in the family of anastasia and alexander's guardians, the girls live almost from birth from a baby house. that she cared for them herself could not at that time she had six more. everyone is also in social centers, undertook to visit them, but so they say she never came in six months, then the twins were given to a new family, and the mother, notorious in kaliningrad region alisa romantseva, who gave birth to ten children in her life, was deprived of parental rights, but to a woman, while the guardians were preparing the adoption procedure. this verdict managed not only to argue, but also through the court to achieve regular meetings with daughters twic

she is the legal guardian of a seventy-three-year-old pensioner.uld not have done it - he was incredibly lucky to find a three-ruble note in the southeast. moscow assures. he is a distant relative of the deceased, they just spoke rarely. on what basis is he living in this apartment, he has been recognized by the court as incapable. you have problems here, maybe we have every time what will? which signed for a capable person. we tried to talk, garnika gennasyan, asked to show the same will. maybe we do not know something, but everything in vain, having changed into slippers, the tenant fenced himself off with a wooden door, perhaps the whole trick lies in the notary's refusal, like the will itself, dated, allegedly 2012, now assured, arrested on suspicion of forging twenty wills of deceased people. igor is a coincidence, or on these frames from the surveillance camera from the pensioner's apartment, the date of signing the renunciation of the inheritance and his visit also go beyond the line . we filed a claim. eh, about purple. he was declared inco

the guardian angel given to us by god in the sacrament of baptism may the lord pray for us, seeing ourthy lifestyle. good morning news live in belarus 1 with you pavel zovik and look in this issue for support projects from start-ups to agriculture. the development bank increased the amount of loan products for the company.

this is a guardian angel icon of guardian angels . i liked her so much.k that this is the one that guardian angels have for your children. and they themselves are like an angel. you know, i will now read the sms that i received recently at the very beginning of october from your son. i ask him for forgiveness klim if you didn’t tell your mother that you sent this sms to me, but i don’t think i will reveal his secret now. good evening. i'm sorry for the inconvenience. boris worries you. poplavsky help advice. i decided to go to the front. i want to help the priests, who is there, i cook nastasya. now by course in tactical medicine. it is necessary to become useful there is a war against orthodoxy. help me to be useful and not to feel pangs of conscience in the rear. oh , i don't know. he didn't tell me anything. he flew to chechnya for military training. in december, he will already be in the donbass, he doesn’t tell me everything, it’s absolutely obvious to dissuade me. i pre-your question. i can not. i have no right. i opened my mouth. to tell him that i

is reporting that one in 26 journeys have the guardian is reporting that one in 26journeys have beencompanies. this is on the big train companies. this is on the front page of the guardian, rail cancellations have reached the highest level on record which if you travel on the trains is probably not a surprise but it is pretty shocking to realise that more than 314,000 trends across great britain have been cancelled in the past year and these are figures from the office for rail and road and they showed that a proportion of the cancelled services have now more than doubled since 2015 and as you say one in 26 of all train journeys have since 2015 and as you say one in 26 of all trainjourneys have been disrupted. and that a time when it feels like so much our public services are being cut, so many public services are threatening strike action, it is just another layer of chaos and misery for people to endure, it may are thinking about wanting to go home or visit friends and family over christmas, standing on train platforms are just watching a train at cancelled, really it seems as thou

and it's glad the guardian have., i'm glad the guardian have finally pulled their thumb out the mail guitar would be the one place where you could wear traditional arabic clothing . well, yeah, no. arabic clothing. well, yeah, no. if you're going to some drinks. so fans , the qatar so football fans, the qatar world cup, are being told to take robes and take arabic robes and headdresses when they enter bars selling booze after complaints from locals that it's an insult to islam because more than one of the core things of islam might aware of. this is no might be aware of. this is no booze like to drink booze not like to drink we should probably just as well. i mean imagine drunk asis i mean they're biting they're they're biting off when they're but yeah so there would but they yeah so there would be like know bit like like you know a bit like scottish yeah. so scottish basis but yeah. so people been wearing the, the robes because they're comfortable because it's fun for a full, full and a thought is the good tries the headdress . the good tries the headdress. yeah right. with the head

and it's glad the guardian have., i'm glad the guardian have finally pulled their thumb out the mail guitar would be the one place where you could wear traditional arabic clothing . well, yeah, no. arabic clothing. well, yeah, no. if you're going to some drinks. so fans , the qatar so football fans, the qatar world cup, are being told to take robes and take arabic robes and headdresses when they enter bars selling booze after complaints from locals that it's an insult to islam because more than one of the core things of islam might aware of. this is no might be aware of. this is no booze like to drink booze not like to drink we should probably just as well. i mean imagine drunk asis i mean they're biting they're they're biting off when they're but yeah so there would but they yeah so there would be like know bit like like you know a bit like scottish yeah. so scottish basis but yeah. so people been wearing the, the robes because they're comfortable because it's fun for a full, full and a thought is the good tries the headdress . the good tries the headdress. yeah right. with the head

guardians, you are great . well done. we have two crystals. no matter what you hear, the main thing is not to lose heart and continue to move. everything will be fine. we don't get upset. we do not lose heart one crystal. we 've got to get together and move on to the next test team, yes, gold lez will not be able to continue playing in the guardian team replacement new player mars main task teams hear, how are you supported? yes, let's get sick not only viewers, but also viewers and viewers of your cities. after all, at stake is the main prize from the creators of the game of the presidential sports club, a multifunctional power complex for real heroes in your city. well, finally. you will get a nice bonus of super powerful tablets. it's time for the next test, this time you need to conquer. how about a walk. there are views like this. well, not every day you meet such, but you need to be careful because every step at a height is the risk of justa we are ready for the achievements of the air. the player's task is to pick up the crystal in the

so leo, we will open with the guardian's front pageis open with the guardian's front page is as usualnd anthology of woe for what are you going lead off with? so yeah, this the mean there i mean it's really a bit of good news. so after years of low productivity the uk we're no we're no see and doctors are revealing the lp are refusing sick notes from the gp because they cannot afford time off work. so hopefully this new to spend more hours at work is going to pay off. yes and increase gdp at some because we have seen a lot of figures recently suggesting that there are there has been a very slow re uptake. there are a lot of people who've just left workforce essentially who regard themselves as unfit what we found out over over furlough when people were paid 80% in their salary to sit in their bums doing nothing. we found out that people prefer their that people prefer sitting their bums for the bums doing nothing for the instead doing work. so when instead of doing work. so when furlough like, furlough ended they were like, well, i do to continue well, what can i do to continue that l

it can be considered that in the current very difficult conditions, and the dkbe is a reliable guardian of our borders, the borders of the union state , the borders of russia, the border of belarus, and in this regard, given that now the situation is very difficult due to the conflict. in ukraine , the threat is growing on the western borders. poland is probably preparing for a military intervention in these conditions , it is extremely important that the atb firmly hold, and the eastern borders of central asia, first of all , ensure security there, the south caucasus , so that no subversive elements, including terrorist groups and islamist groups from afghanistan did not penetrate the territory of our states and would not try to destabilize the situation there, therefore, now the dkb now not only needs to be developed and it needs to be strengthened, it is necessary to reform the collective armed forces to develop new concepts and strategies. hostilities in the conditions of modern hybrid war another exposure of european politicians from russian pranksters vovan and lexus phoned the pr

i was their guardian and raised them. well, life went on.so it was not done, people died, it was very much carried away. i see that, of course, the loss is still a tragedy. you couldn't get over it. no, she couldn't. well, time passes and trouble happened again, the granddaughter left again along the same road, the road crossed . this one has been 10 years. after that tragedy , my great-grandson went with her. they went for milk. this it was evening, of course. this is a terrible road, which is generally called death. and that the granddaughter was also hit by a car. when she left with a stroller, uh, she got under, he got under the bottom. and she's up there, the wallpaper was punched in the head when they told me. of course, i did not think that it would be such a terrible tragedy, we immediately went to the intensive care unit in the aksai district. i ran into the emergency room. sasha lay on this side. when i touched sasha, sasha twitched. well, as if she felt me, but she went a little further. nastya lay down. i am not a book moved, the

so leo, we will open with the guardian's front pageis open with the guardian's front page is as usualnd anthology of woe for what are you going lead off with? so yeah, this the mean there i mean it's really a bit of good news. so after years of low productivity the uk we're no we're no see and doctors are revealing the lp are refusing sick notes from the gp because they cannot afford time off work. so hopefully this new to spend more hours at work is going to pay off. yes and increase gdp at some because we have seen a lot of figures recently suggesting that there are there has been a very slow re uptake. there are a lot of people who've just left workforce essentially who regard themselves as unfit what we found out over over furlough when people were paid 80% in their salary to sit in their bums doing nothing. we found out that people prefer their that people prefer sitting their bums for the bums doing nothing for the instead doing work. so when instead of doing work. so when furlough like, furlough ended they were like, well, i do to continue well, what can i do to continue that l

varies sad story on the front page of the guardian. lib dems, having frozen the threshold for people who get free two meals —— school meals, hundred thousand are missing out on that. i think it's been frozen at around £7,400, not in line with inflation. more people are taken out of that. there has been calls from food campaigners and other politicians to expand the eligibility of fiscal... that's probably not the sun —— something the chancellor will make a priority. they said it would cost a few million pounds to lift this eligibility threshold. he has said he's sympathetic to the campaign. 0ne he's sympathetic to the campaign. one of those people that's been banging the drum on this issue. it doesn't sound like they will get any help in terms of this specific policy. help in terms of this specific oli . �* . help in terms of this specific policy-- what - help in terms of this specific policy.- what this . help in terms of this specific i policy.- what this story help in terms of this specific - policy.- what this story shows policy. a

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yeah, so meg is asking where guardians usually family members they were. they could also be members of the town. so sometimes community members say like local officials. would place someone under guardianship, but primarily guardians where family members or or close friends neighbors? absolutely. a great question okay, great. well, thank you so much everybody excellent job today, and i will see you back here on thursday. thanks again.

monday's guardian tinder dead. guardian and it's tinder dead.dn't know. i got kicked years ago . kicked off there years ago. collection erotic collection of highly erotic profile pictures. yes, i saw some those and i can't wash some of those and i can't wash my yeah because i had to my eyes. yeah because i had to use a angle camera lens. use a wide angle camera lens. really? yeah yeah. and i also had one. well, yeah, a little bit . they actually had to back bit. they actually had to back away from me just to get it all out. yeah it's my ego, by the way. that's okay. that's what i to see if there's any more jokes in that series of this is in the guardian and i've said, why am i talking to ten guys something? mark was also asking me just before the show and the rise and fall of dating apps. it's of think the fall of think piece about the fall of dating to me it misses the dating apps. to me it misses the main point. it does that people are moving back more towards real which good. real life, which is good. but yeah, apps worked yeah, dating apps h

on the front page of the guardian we have two councils, two hi i guardian we have two councils, two big big conservative councils were about the risk of _ big conservative councils were about the risk of going bankrupt because they have — the risk of going bankrupt because they have had so much funding cuts in recent— they have had so much funding cuts in recent years and i think people are granite — in recent years and i think people are granite services like the nhs, the nhs — are granite services like the nhs, the nhs has fiercely been underfunded after the last decade. you've _ underfunded after the last decade. you've got— underfunded after the last decade. you've got head teacher is saying you can't — you've got head teacher is saying you can't make the budget add up any more, _ you can't make the budget add up any more. there _ you can't make the budget add up any more, there is a lot of public sector— more, there is a lot of public sector pressure on wages, a record hi-h sector pressure on wages, a record high nhs _ sector pressure on wages, a record high nhs waiting list. the i

monday's guardian tinder dead. guardian and it's tinder dead.dn't know. i got kicked years ago . kicked off there years ago. collection erotic collection of highly erotic profile pictures. yes, i saw some those and i can't wash some of those and i can't wash my yeah because i had to my eyes. yeah because i had to use a angle camera lens. use a wide angle camera lens. really? yeah yeah. and i also had one. well, yeah, a little bit . they actually had to back bit. they actually had to back away from me just to get it all out. yeah it's my ego, by the way. that's okay. that's what i to see if there's any more jokes in that series of this is in the guardian and i've said, why am i talking to ten guys something? mark was also asking me just before the show and the rise and fall of dating apps. it's of think the fall of think piece about the fall of dating to me it misses the dating apps. to me it misses the main point. it does that people are moving back more towards real which good. real life, which is good. but yeah, apps worked yeah, dating apps h

the front page of the guardian. . for.cture of children striking _ this is a picture of children striking in solidarity with teachers in glasgow. much wider strikes are anticipated in the weeks ahead. we are heading into the christmas period — are heading into the christmas period so— are heading into the christmas period so nurses, postal workers. people _ period so nurses, postal workers. people are — period so nurses, postal workers. people are terrified of the idea of nurses— people are terrified of the idea of nurses going on strike. i don't know if we _ nurses going on strike. i don't know if we have _ nurses going on strike. i don't know if we have time to go into their arguments on both sides. a whole lot of people _ arguments on both sides. a whole lot of people are going on strike in the build-up— of people are going on strike in the build-up to — of people are going on strike in the build—up to christmas, people who wouldn't _ build—up to christmas, people who wouldn't do so unless they were desperate. we know t

and dobrobyt, is pressed to a couple of winter ones from the filing of the earth, the day of the guardian, zhanujikha, needlework, patroness of the zhonshin and the family of the eleventh leaf fall. nastusya and stasya's wife anastasia wow, the day they spewed lambs, and yashi, the eleventh of the fall of the leaves, the catholics celebrate with sveta to martin, her impudent day flowed down and prokmets. about outbuildings. they said winter is being sewn from the martin fires. kalina martina water for carols will be ice album. so potassium on martin's ice, then buddha's wet summer of the twelfth of leaf fall, who have learned in a familiar way, potatoes. so, according to the people, one of the seventy apostles was simply called. artyom zahata of the day village chinchillas set fire. engage in prodancy, and on this day, yashi is treated by the holy tits and i will call sinichkin day. on foot, a mass expression of tits roam prokmet on the coming great cold of the thirteenth leaf fall. hello znazovy andrey in some areas, it is treated on an occasional day in autumn. so she gave herself up. t

let's start with let's start with josh with the guardian for a bit of.l, first of all, i mean, the big story, the guardian, if you see that right at the bottom the number two singles ranked. number two hit singles ranked. but look a bit but if you look a little bit aboveit but if you look a little bit above it bad to worse and, above it from bad to worse and, this is essentially the things that folks do on households facing the biggest in living standards since . records began. standards since. records began. has failed. the most vulnerable people. society. and an interesting angle here where the tory autumn statement set a trap for labour and the of it is that basically making the country so rubbish that if and when labour comes into power in two years they're going to have a big old to clear up and i be able to do it. that's the idea. but we've got 25 billion of back to back of tax. we've got fresh austerity. so basically taxes are going up and, services money for services essentially going down. yeah it's complete nightmare. this budget hunt talked ab

warning for the guardian, about china as president she continues his protest there.posed to be talking about requests but that's fine we will get to that... about requests but that's fine we will get to that. . ._ about requests but that's fine we will get to that... with that got to do with things _ will get to that... with that got to do with things i _ will get to that... with that got to do with things i wonder. - will get to that... with that got to do with things i wonder. to - will get to that... with that got to do with things i wonder. to the i do with things i wonder. to the serious point _ do with things i wonder. to the serious point this _ do with things i wonder. to the serious point this is _ do with things i wonder. to the serious point this is from - do with things i wonder. to the serious point this is from whatl do with things i wonder. to the | serious point this is from what i am was briefed from the reset of rishi sunak as prime minister by all kind of party squabbles and other things he has put his foot forward on the international stage saying

let's start with let's start with josh with the guardian for a bit of.l, first of all, i mean, the big story, the guardian, if you see that right at the bottom the number two singles ranked. number two hit singles ranked. but look a bit but if you look a little bit aboveit but if you look a little bit above it bad to worse and, above it from bad to worse and, this is essentially the things that folks do on households facing the biggest in living standards since . records began. standards since. records began. has failed. the most vulnerable people. society. and an interesting angle here where the tory autumn statement set a trap for labour and the of it is that basically making the country so rubbish that if and when labour comes into power in two years they're going to have a big old to clear up and i be able to do it. that's the idea. but we've got 25 billion of back to back of tax. we've got fresh austerity. so basically taxes are going up and, services money for services essentially going down. yeah it's complete nightmare. this budget hunt talked ab

thursday's guardian . through. thursday's guardian.actually . yeah. else diversity actually. yeah. richard curtis says lack diversity in love actually makes me a bit stupid. and he's certainly right about the last part because he's this is a film from thousand and three now everyone's now saying it's not diverse enough but of course in 1997 with blair is when immigration spike in the country. so 2003 was a very different country it just wasn't as diverse so you represented the country as it was at the but it's like 1984 we have to go it's like 1984 now we have to go back and say, london was back and say, no, london was always this diverse. we have to pretend was past. and pretend there was no past. and there's all these bizarre there's been all these bizarre hit against in the hit pieces against it in the media. person said it was media. one person said it was like a ukip ethno state and that's i mean, richard that's mad. i mean, richard curtis said it thank curtis said it said thank society is changing, my film is boundin society is c

and the guardian is coming and now the guardian is coming on the independent is on board.coming on board. finally, after years and, everybody else, you're a big you talk about you're a big if you talk about this supposedly this and now these supposedly i hate using the word woke but these sort of that i know being like that don't just we've got the telegraph with trans issues so you can go through and go straight through with nothing still getting your head around the concept . the holy trinity the concept. the holy trinity was tricky. it had run this. so jesus have been transgender claims . cambridge dean actually claims. cambridge dean actually , that's a slight lie. what it is, is someone a talk at trinity college chapel . this guy called college chapel. this guy called joshua heath a junior research fellow, and he displayed a bunch of and said, look, this can , you of and said, look, this can, you know, this, there's a focus on the wound and said that could be a john whatever . so maybe a john and whatever. so maybe that. yeah, exactly . and that. yeah, exactly. and ba

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at the guardian has spoken to several- guardian has spoken to several people who worked or who were workingjustice his reappointment as justice secretary, under his reappointment asjustice secretary, under rishi sunak, to either leave or be transferred to a different department, given concerns they might have had about the way they might have had about the way they were treated before. there is talk of a climate of fear, a climate of fear. one allegation that dominic rab behaved as a bully. but in a statement a spokesperson for the jeopardy minister mack said he has high standards, he works hard and expects a lot from esteem as well as of himself, he said he has worked well with officials to drive agenda across whitehall and always act with utmost professionalism, strong rejection of accusation. that statement reflects, as is the restatement from the ministry of justice, talking about high expectations and level of ambition among officials at the department of justice, the question is whether the behaviour has crossed the line, but it doesn't seem at this point that there is any formal comp