helen macnamara prepared a re ort on scratchy. helen macnamara prepared a report on the — scratchy.mara prepared a report on the workings _ scratchy. helen macnamara prepared a report on the workings of— scratchy. helen macnamara prepared a report on the workings of number- scratchy. helen macnamara prepared a report on the workings of number ten | report on the workings of number ten and the cabinet office, as you know, without going through it in detail because it has been placed before the inquiry repeatedly, it is identified very significant concerns in the working operations of number ten and the cabinet office. i have seen two versions of this document _ i have seen two versions of this document-— i have seen two versions of this document. , ., ., ., ., document. there is a draft and a final version? _ document. there is a draft and a finalversion? i— document. there is a draft and a final version? i saw— document. there is a draft and a final version? i saw the - document. there is a draft and a final version? i saw the final - final version? i saw the final version- _ final

, she did an amazing 'ob, tribute to helen, she did an amazing job, but— tribute to helen, she did and driven forward without regard _ conceived and driven forward without regard to _ conceived and driven forward without regard to the particular needs of women, — regard to the particular needs of women, for instance, the huge amount of thought— women, for instance, the huge amount of thought went into the question of hidden _ of thought went into the question of hidden harms and domestic violence. there _ hidden harms and domestic violence. there was— hidden harms and domestic violence. there was the access to abortion, to drugs _ there was the access to abortion, to drugs necessary, we put money... we had a _ drugs necessary, we put money... we had a domestic violence bill, as you might— had a domestic violence bill, as you might remember in march 2020, which .oes might remember in march 2020, which goes through the comments very fast, we put _ goes through the comments very fast, we put money into it, we set up a helpline. — we put money into it, we set up a helpline. we _ we put mo

and helen whately who - a whatsapp exchange between matt| hancock and helen whately who was minister we could loosen on children_ says this, which we could loosen on children under— says this, which we could loosen on children under 12 _ says this, which we could loosen on children under 12 on _ says this, which we could loosen on children under 12 on rule _ says this, which we could loosen on children under 12 on rule of- says this, which we could loosen on children under 12 on rule of six - children under 12 on rule of six tier— children under 12 on rule of six tier 1 — children under 12 on rule of six tier 1 then— children under 12 on rule of six tier 1. then sometime - children under 12 on rule of six tier 1. then sometime later. children under 12 on rule of sixi tier 1. then sometime later she says. _ tier 1. then sometime later she says. it — tier 1. then sometime later she says. it would _ tier 1. then sometime later she says, it would make _ tier 1. then sometime later she says, it would make such - tier 1. then sometime later she says, it would make such a - says, it would m

helen, welcome to the programme. we have heard _ helen, welcome to the programme. _ helen, welcome to the programme. we have heard a range of reaction over the last few — have heard a range of reaction over the last few hours. _ have heard a range of reaction r- the last few hours. what is your take on what has been agreed? i think someone like me is always going to be somewhat disappointed in the outcome of cop. we have a science telling is really clearly that we need to go much further and faster. that we need to get out of fossil fuels and we need a plan to do that. and so it is always disappointing, the negotiation process is taken away from that. it is worth acknowledging this language around transitioning that is in there. there are other positives around the pleasures to treble renewable energy by 2030, to double energy efficiency by 2030, we seem a lot more inclusion should have other governments. there was a lot in there that is good, but it is disappointing to see how the strong influence of the fossil fuel nations and companies who were there in great fo

helen . helen whatley in june 2020. helen whatley _ helen whatley in june 2020.o you quote, one more thing — whatley writes to you quote, one more thing on _ whatley writes to you quote, one more thing on the _ whatley writes to you quote, one more thing on the nhs _ whatley writes to you quote, one | more thing on the nhs workforce. whatley writes to you quote, one . more thing on the nhs workforce. i think— more thing on the nhs workforce. i think that _ more thing on the nhs workforce. i think that black, — more thing on the nhs workforce. i think that black, asian _ more thing on the nhs workforce. i think that black, asian and - more thing on the nhs workforce. ii think that black, asian and minority ethnic— think that black, asian and minority ethnic next — think that black, asian and minority ethnic next steps _ think that black, asian and minority ethnic next steps proposed - think that black, asian and minority ethnic next steps proposed are - ethnic next steps proposed are important — ethnic next steps proposed are important but _ ethnic next steps prop

helen whately says to you, wish we | helen whately says to you, wish we could _ helen whately says tocould loosen on children under 12 on rule of 65i~ — could loosen on children under 12 on rule of 651. and then she goes on an hour or— rule of 651. and then she goes on an hour or so _ rule of 651. and then she goes on an hour or so later to say it would make — hour or so later to say it would make such _ hour or so later to say it would make such a difference for families and there _ make such a difference for families and there isn't a robust rationale for it _ and there isn't a robust rationale for it she — and there isn't a robust rationale for it. she clearly doesn't agree with you — for it. she clearly doesn't agree with you about there being a robust rationale _ with you about there being a robust rationale for it. now is a really good _ rationale for it. now is a really good chance to show we have listened, _ good chance to show we have listened, lots of mps were pushing on this— listened, lots of mps were pushing on this during last week's debates, do you _ on this during last

my name is helen castillo. i am 25 years old, and i am the new vice president of the easiest and cannon society. so the event for today to the end of the apache, we like to call you singled list because a couple of christmas region on sunday. the christmas to celebrate 1010 of these, a little sick multiple being non really just doesn't matter if you're a mistake of these honestly, this time will be always the hardest. if there's any you for me to say this on do also feel believes so i'll just tell people or not believe us to find the community to make the friendship to that community is the one that's helping is trying to build the route to secularism. has not been an easy one. lake was present households. i was raised in a religious family, a windshield catechism. i was baptized, included in tick sacraments. at some point it became an ease. and now i can see it . i'm deeply spiritual, naturally, just but deeply spiritual helen credits love of reading for opening eyes. these really just do not come from the app

my name is helen. i am 25 years old, and i am the new vice president of the easiest and cannon society. so leaving school today to the end of the apache, related to police and godless party, because a couple of christmas waited on sunday the christmas to celebrate 10. 10 of the little sick, mouthful being none really just doesn't matter if you're a mistake, he's been to this one, is you the same with the old is the hardest. if this any you for me to say this on, do also have your believe. so i'll just tell people or not believe us to find a community to make the point yet to that community is the one that's helping is trying to build the route to secularism. has not been an easy one. lake was all of these in households? i was raised in a religious family, a windshield catechism. i was baptized, included in take sacraments. at some point they became an if he's and now i can see it. i'm deeply spiritual, naturally, just but deeply spiritual ellen credit's love of reading for opening eyes. these really ju

my name is helen. i am 25 years old and i am the new vice president of the is he's didn't kenya society. so the event for tonight at the end of the apache, relates to police and go to this party because a couple of christmas waited on sunday the christmas to celebrate $1010.00. now there's a little sick ball from being non really just doesn't matter if you're a mistake of these filters, honestly this time will be, is always the hardest if this any you, for me to say this on do also feel believes. so i'll just tell people or not believe us to find the community to make the point to to that community is the one that's helping a strain to build the route to secularism has not been an easy one. lake was of the same household. i was raised in a religious family, a windshield catechism. i was baptized, inquisitive in take sacraments. at some point they became an if he's and now i can see it. i'm deeply spiritual, naturally, just but deeply spiritual ellen credits love of reading for opening eyes. these reall

we've caught up with helen consumer red bone 25 year old leading the asia society in k. yeah. and she's checking up the holidays in, in a predominantly christian country. hell is journey from religion to a say is i'm is the story of coverage and conviction. it's bruce most time in kenya and festive chair is in the a. the country is over 85 percent. when not everyone can liberate the holy be. my name is helen. i am 25 years old and i am the new vice president of the is houston kent society. so they event for tonight at the end of the apache, related to police and go to this party because of a couple of christmas. we did on sunday the christmas to celebrate 1010. now that was a little sick multiple being non really just doesn't matter if you're a real sick of these honestly, the same with the older hodges. if there's any new for me, let's say this on do also have your beliefs. so i'll just tell people or not believe us to find a community to make the one. the point to to that community is the one that's helping is trying to build the route to secularism. has not been an easy one

helen, thank ou for the united states? helen, thank you for having — the united states?ain. - the united states? helen, thank you for having me on again. you| you for having me on again. you are right, when we were in ukraine in early october about the definite mood there was fatigue, although you know, the termination process. the ukrainians understand that the road ahead is difficult month that they are, in effect, at the mercy of the united states and their allies, including the united kingdom, that they have no choice that they have to keep fighting. it has become increasingly difficult and, i am embarrassed to say that my government has not provided the full amount of funding right now through congress that ukraine needs and deserved because it is frankly feisty for all of us.— because it is frankly feisty for all of us. let's talk about that supplemental _ for all of us. let's talk about that supplemental bill - for all of us. let's talk about that supplemental bill than, | that supplemental bill than, because of president biden tried to tie aid to ukraine to aid t

my name is helen castillo. i am 25 years old, and i am the new vice president of the easiest and cannon society. so the event for tonight at the end of the apache, related to police and godless party because of a couple of christmas we did on sunday, the christmas to celebrate $1010.00. now that was a little sick multiple being non really just doesn't matter if you're a real sick, are these, when you turn it on, is you this time will be older. the hardest, if this any you, for me to say this on do also, if you believe so i'll just tell people or not believe us to find a community to make the point yet to that community is the one that's headland is trying to build the route to secularism has not been an easy one. lake was of african households. i was raised in a religious family, a windshield catechism. i was baptized included in tick sacraments. at some point they became an ease and now i can see it. i'm deeply spiritual. naturally, just but get the spiritual ellen credits love of reading for opening eyes. the

what happened to helen?he film, and here it is also in the title, as it should be in good detective stories, you get a solution only at the very end. eddie finds out that her boyfriend is cheating on her with her sister helen. the girl decides to publicly incriminate the couple at a dinner party, but the fun event turns into a full of unpleasant discoveries and investigation when helen's body is found in the house. everything is under suspicion. critics praise the film for its thoughtful atmosphere and ability to keep the viewer... get dressed, we’ll go to the other side to commemorate, that’s it, we’re closing, the staff go home, so, i don’t understand, why didn’t you leave? boss is with you , yes, we won’t leave you, and i haven’t peeled all the potatoes yet, you’ve done so much good for us, waiter, trainee, cook, cleaning lady, do you think we can handle it, especially without chefs, why without a chef? i'm here, show me where you have what? new year's chef, he invites them to become an oley, the owners o

helen, thank you very much. helen catt, _ capital on it. helen, thank you very much.u very much. helen catt, our political- much. helen catt, our political correspondent. the new president of argentina, javier milei, has said that shock treatment is needed to deal with the economic crisis in the country. after being sworn in, mr milei, a right—wing libertarian, warned that the situation would initially get worse for argentine people, but there was no alternative to austerity and spending cuts in the short term. inflation in argentina is rapidly heading towards 200%. yes, 200%! mr milei has taken over from the unpopular centre—left president alberto fernandez, but will need to negotiate with rivals as his coalition only forms a small bloc in congress. mr milei gained popular support for radical proposals including scrapping the central bank and allowing people to make money by selling their organs. juani fernandez is an economist and supporter ofjavier milei and is a contender for a post in his administration. he's been telling me that it's going to take time to tackle

has so many adult, female experiences, ruslan, look at helen and look at the performance of this songat is, so confidently without external factors, yes, that is, look at the performers, when he hits high notes, high texture, you can feel it and you want to help him go somehow and 2 rubles sometimes, but elena, of course, elena is here, it’s still good that ellen, i say, doesn’t bow, that’s all good, helen, that's why i congratulate you. talk, this is really so, then on the same music, i have already started to eat your musical taste resonates with mine, so i think that this song, it’s just not for you, you sang wonderfully, but it’s too simple for you, the melody is too simple, for you there was nowhere to turn around, you were right there looking for where to show you your voice, show your melismatics, here is the choice of song, the performance is over, but for... the performance is just beginning for you, elin, i expect new performances from you with a more accurate hit, regarding the choice of songs, thank you, thank you. seryoga, olga, is it suitable? this song is for elena, bec

helen, this power organisation. helen, this has been an absolute delight.ou've told me stuff i've been thinking about. i won't say all my life. i say since i started reading stuff preparatory to writing life of brian. thank you for coming. thank you . >> only on gb news, the people's channel >> only on gb news, the people's channel, britain's news channel . channel, britain's news channel. >> now there's a very good reason why i want to talk to my next guest , who was a professor next guest, who was a professor of philosophy of religion at cambridge . right. cambridge. right. >> associate professor. but thanks for promoting me. you're a professor. >> i'm not prepared to argue about this, james. or everything . that i looked at when i got interested , noted in religion interested, noted in religion was an effort for me because i had to uproot all the assumptions that i got from being in a christian culture for umpteen years . can you talk umpteen years. can you talk a little bit about that? >> well, john, what happened to you happened to the west about 500 y

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helen notice at all. thank you. thank you. helen i'm so, so happy to have you on this show. you.o, so happy to have you on this show . and the have you on this show. and the reason i'm happy is that i can't get the woke people to come on and discuss it with me. we've asked over a dozen of them and they basically refuse. so the way i wanted you to help me, helen, is that since they won't come to on answer the questions, i'd like to ask if i ask you those questions , evans, will you those questions, evans, will you give me the answers that they would normally give? because you've studied that and you know how they think. and why won't they discuss this with me ? they discuss this with me? >> so you are coming here from a market place of ideas, approach the concept of debate , of the concept of debate, of bringing ideas together. the concept of debate, of bringing ideas together . you're bringing ideas together. you're comparing them , seeing which comparing them, seeing which stand up best to critique, qualifying them and having them critique each other is understood largely as a w

each year around $250.00 chicks, a board in hatcheries, helen mccormick has helped raise many of them. so i have had to load the store and take it for granted that it is still very, very spatial. especially when that's hatched. and a very young like that it is a very special thing to be able to handle off to several weeks. the chicks are taken to one of several credit defense centuries and released to rome and breed in safety and they are released on to that now to sign um, but then there's ongoing work because we want to then take the checks from the side and move them back out into the wall. can we use a unique animal? so there is one part of that size, a key ready to make sure that we have them for future generations and that people will fail to see them in the wall. but of course, the smallest just about the key we that are like an indicator spaces for the health of the forest as well. so if we're able to use the q we surviving well out from the forest, then awesome lots of other spaces, a surviving lot. and that's why i want to say a nice, healthy, 1st, healthy, healthy forest. u

the exit maturing and special purpose incubators. helen checks the progress by whistling and whistling um to try and stimulate and to watch how much the ink is made. and it's an indication of helpful to check. i can see how much entity the trick has to say correct click on the benchmark bankruptcy. the whole lead moving is fantastic. best executable. what's next? she uses a flashlight to see through the shell for signs that the chip has broken into its internal air. so, so he's power through hatch now and i'll move in through to the heck for now. we may spend another couple of days before a fully for it's out of the shop. so that whole purchased hitching purposes from internal pub to hate. you can take 3 to 5 days. so it's a really long process and by the end of it, that's pretty time on the current mantle peninsula. tony is on another mission, hunting the hunters. each month she likes through the bush lands to check trunk key . we won't be safe in the wilds as long as credit is run free. truck. where you can see, we don't have any to this one. the amount of pounds per square inch that

that is , you can, in principle, not listen to helen right away and say, we’re putting four now, yes,crew it up, you didn’t let us down and larisa alexandrovna too, you came to the factor to fight, i love competition, i i love it when it’s not easy for me, every time so many guys are eliminated, and at any moment you realize that you can be among them, so you just need to move like a tank and go forward, hello, ellen, hello, sunshine. ready for battle? ready, let's wait for someone to come and wind this watch, like it's ours the sun is written. days before separation , how we lived, we didn’t appreciate, every bright hour, you and i drank everything that’s higher for us, 16 years, where does so much time come from in the universe, my heart will burst. lays down loving, it’s like being caught living without you, you are my pain, my love, i will give everything to you, my love, i have goosebumps, look, touch, i have goosebumps, they can burst into tears, they love. it’s like losing my soul, living without you, you are my pain, my love, i will give everything to you, my love, everything

at that point, did helen understand the importance of this award?: her son could speak to her state of mind better than i can but i think, absolutely, she was a full partner. i'm glad that paul talked about that. she also taught herself the basics of accounting so that she could run the credit union that e union established in the early days where they provided loans fo farmworkers. she was involved in keyways. and everyone i have ever interviewed on the subject talks about how important not just to cesar chavez, but to the union itself, and she was a force. host: lisa, hawaii, good evening. caller: good evening. i just wanted to share some memories that i had of the chavez movement. i call it the chavez movement because he was the only leader that my father let me listen to. i used to work in the fields. i worked from 1966 to 1969. we had the short handle hoe, now it has been outlawed for many years. and backbreaking work. and my father used to choke. my father would hire the kids on in the school to work because they had six or seven brothers or s

helen macnamara, who was herself later— ten. helen macnamara, who was herself later find _ ten.function. i would find it hard to pick one day when _ dysfunction. i would find it hard to pick one day when the _ dysfunction. i would find it hard to pick one day when the regulations | pick one day when the regulations were followed properly inside that building. and i know that because, as i have said in my statement, there was one meeting where we absolutely adhered to the guidance to the letter and that was the cabinet meeting, and everybody moaned about it.— cabinet meeting, and everybody moaned about it. what did we learn, then, from this _ moaned about it. what did we learn, then, from this part _ moaned about it. what did we learn, then, from this part of— moaned about it. what did we learn, then, from this part of the _ moaned about it. what did we learn, then, from this part of the inquiry? i then, from this part of the inquiry? the personalities in charge and a rousing downing street grabbed headlines. but at the centre of it all was a difficult balancing act. on the one h

do you accept the evidence from helen _ that was my job.are and also from former cabinet secretaries that mr cummings himself contributed to such a toxic atmosphere that civil servants simply didn't want to work in the heart of government? helen mcnamara said the relationships of number ten and the cabinet office had a real and damaging impact. you were told directly by simon case on the 2nd ofjuly, lots of top drawer people had refused to come to work because of the toxic reputation of your... i emphasise your operation. were you aware that there were individuals, civil servants, and advisers, who were not prepared to work in your administration because of the atmosphere and the working relationships which were in play? first of all, no. second... i was not aware of that. secondly, i didn't see any sign of that. i saw brilliantly talented people... when we wanted to recruit for a position in my private office, we had, as far as i can see, no difficulty getting wonderful people to step forward. if i might make... i think... wonderful people

lizzy: helene, thank you for joining us. deputy chief economist at bnp paribas.berg. ♪ ♪ lizzy: welcome back to bloomberg daybreak: europe. it is 6:55 in london and in five minutes we expect the latest u.k. jobs numbers. unemployment, the bank of england has treated these numbers with caution because of the low response rate to surveys but the numbers would buttress andrew bailey when he tries to push back against the rate cutting narrative. we were discussing this with helene from bmp talking about the way equity markets have become convinced central banks will ride to the rescue of economies. the bank of england's numbers on thursday help to convince them otherwise. let's see on that. analysis on the numbers in a few minutes time on markets today, joined by tom, mark and anna. they will have a big interview with president of france top court for auditing public funds. finances very much in the spotlight, that is set to be an interesting conversation. we will also be speaking to the exiled belarus opposition leader. stay with us, this is bloomberg. ♪ i don't wan

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our political correspondent, helen catt.the independent�*s chief political commentator. thank you forjoining us. how much of this is about the rwanda policy and how much is about conservative mps being a bit self—serving, seeing their prime minister flailing? mps being a bit self—serving, seeing their prime ministerflailing? it is their prime minister flailing? it is about the their prime ministerflailing? it 3 about the rwanda policy against the background of the conservative party discipline breaking down. i think your correspondent put her finger on it right there. rishi sunak is now in such a difficult position. he is actually got the right policy, i think, as far as the government is concerned. in the sense that robert jenrick has resigned in a fit of pique, demanding the impossible, because i think anything which explicitly breaks international law isn't going to work, it wouldn't get through the parliamentary conservative party, let alone the house of commons, and certainly not through the house of lords. so the prime

mcnamara had made reference _ his diaries, helen mcnamara had made reference to _ his diaries, helen mcnamara had made reference to you lying, to you getting — reference to you lying, to you getting overexcited and just saying staff, _ getting overexcited and just saying staff, that you say things which are people _ staff, that you say things which are people because they knew evidence base was _ people because they knew evidence base was not there. and out of fairness — base was not there. and out of fairness to— base was not there. and out of fairness to you, and because this is a vital— fairness to you, and because this is a vital issue — fairness to you, and because this is a vital issue that goes to how well the system of government was operating, yet being as you describe in your— operating, yet being as you describe in your blog, in the hotseat, how could _ in your blog, in the hotseat, how could to — in your blog, in the hotseat, how could to a — in your blog, in the hotseat, how could to a significant extent, important government advisors and officials _ important government

helen says about the royals. um, helen says good helen. thank you good morning, helen.s says good morning, helen. thank you for take um, charles says good morning, helen. thank you for take ileafcharles says good morning, helen. thank you for take ileaf from as says good morning, helen. thank you for take ileaf from the ays good morning, helen. thank you for take ileaf from the late should take a leaf from the late queen's and stay of queen's book and stay out of politics. six okay, fair point. it that political, though it was that political, though i have to uh, meanwhile, have to admit. uh, meanwhile, carol, that name. good carol, i love that name. good morning. carol. thank you for watching. well. the king watching. as well. uh, the king needs and them needs to step in and save them from having to close due to no funds. what? having close? funds. what? having to close? i'm sure what you're i'm not quite sure what you're referring there carol. referring to. there carol. um, meanwhile , david doesn't agree meanwhile, david doesn't agree and says king charles's vision i

my name is helen, the father and the mexican conductor. the great musicians, friends from all over the world, the yeah, so i arrived in bremond about 3 days ago and started with orchestra the cameras, 1111 is wonderful. group that's traveling now, the 1st concert tonight at the l. even you call that? i've heard so much about i have never been there. but it's, i've seen pictures and they say it's great and um, we have a concert tonight, so will arrive, there will have a sound check or a general program, but it's not really because we have not so much time. so it has to be very efficient. and just touch on whatever we can to make sure everybody feels comfortable and then the yeah. and what's on there? what's on the not, not everybody is going to think that that's what my life is like. and it's not the most beautiful dressing and view. yeah. oh oh nice a went to the future so you have time you can name this out the the . 6 it was a really nice concert because i had heard so much about this and fill out money. so to be able to, to for fun, the

helen: i think that would be the perfect scenario.t's not we were hoping towards prayed at think goldman put it well they hope the goldilocks beats the three bears. that would be the perfect sweet spot. even if interest rates stay at these levels it's not actually a bad thing from the equities perspective. equity markets to find with interest rates at these levels. you have really strong returns in equities so there seems to be this obsession with higher for longer equals a bad thing for equity markets. the goldilocks scenario i hope they are right. guy: what do european equity markets needed to hear from christine lagarde? what's the perfect message here? we are getting it under control we will deliver that lower inflation. it is going to happen but it is good to happen later. that later bit should be taken as good news. helen: she has been so focused on this inflation point i don't think she will say in q1 of next year we have inflation. so her saying we will wait but we are going to be certain. >> so a hawkish lagarde is equity pos

down under, in february, st helens were pulling off an almighty shock, beating nrl champions penrithy league's world club challenge. lebronjames became the nba's all—time leading points scorer. at old trafford, manchester united's proposed takeover became one of the more protracted sagas of the year. the club did win the efl cup. celtic won the scottish equivalent before rangers won it back whilst arsenal claimed the women's league cup. by april, protests were very much part of the sporting landscape. the start of the grand national was delayed as more than 100 were arrested at aintree. derek fox, aboard corach rambler, came home first. fewer than half finished as arguments over animal welfare continue. a protest, too, on the table at sheffield. i've never seen anything like this. the world snooker championship this time the target. the headlines, though, were eventually written by luca brecel. and we are under way! the london marathon returned to its traditional spring setting. more runners than ever before, and faster — course records in the men's and wheelchair events. another his

down under, in february, st helens were pulling off an almighty shock, beating nrl champions penrithn rugby league's world club challenge. lebronjames became the nba's all—time leading points scorer. at old trafford, manchester united's proposed takeover became one of the more protracted sagas of the year. the club did win the efl cup. celtic won the scottish equivalent before rangers won it back. whilst arsenal claimed the women's league cup. by april, protests were very much part of the sporting landscape. the start of the grand national was delayed as more than 100 were arrested at aintree. derek fox, aboard corach rambler, came home first. fewer than half finished as arguments over animal welfare continue. a protest too on the table at sheffield. i've never seen anything like this. the world snooker championship this time the target. the headlines, though, were eventually written by luca brecel. and we are under way! the london marathon returned to its traditional spring setting. more runners than ever before, and faster. course records in the men's and wheelchair events. another