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because many of the l d p members are l d p. that's an piece that is they would like to sustain the status quo, particularly with the election coming up in november, and they're excessively conservative. nature obviously brought them to bring mr. as a prime minister. all right, let's take it back to donna a moment ago. we're talking about how this is a sign of the factional elite prevailing over the, the public and over the grassroots of even the l. d. p. do you think the liberal democrats are going to pay a price so that when it comes to general elections being held in november, as we all expect this time around? probably not. you know, the opposition parties haven't really been able to make much ground during, you know, even this last year also of the corona, barrison cobit and hell. the only pay has been dealing with fashion and stumbling with the vaccination roll out and so on. so i think if ever there had been a time that the opposition comedies could have made some advances now would have been it. the other thing too that

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el s secretario de estado encabezÓ l presidente obrador en ciudad de mÉxico.rca el comienzo una nueva etapa en la reciÓn de ambos paÍses. la relaciÓn pone acento mÁs que en el equipamiento militar sino en resolver las causas que pro provocaron la migraciÓn nar narcotrÁfico y violencia. >> en texas tambin buscan a un niÑo de tres aÑos desapareciÓ cerca de su casa en houston el miÉrcoles pasado. su padrastro estÁ registrado como agresor sexual agencias locales fe federales y locales llevan a cc cabo la investigaciÓn >> >>yo yo les quiero pedir a t que por favor ayuden a encontrar a mi niÑ >> buscado con es el clamor dee busca por tercer da es >> da a su hijo en ella vesta una camisa vde pantaln corto y zapatos rojos >> pienso que alguien lo tiene alguien se lo llev >> el alguacil del condado g grimes dice que no hay pistas y no han recibido informaciÓn de su paradero se tomeeme que el padrastro s, ya que fue acusadod abuso sexual contra una menor de 14 aÑos hasta ahora nha sido vinculado a la desapariciÓn del menor. >> el miÉrcoles pasado el la mae co les empaca

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if i am the father, i'm not a sign of pro l g b t zones. that on the other hand, everyone has a right to their own life. williams are gonna you, in my opinion, today's modern society should tolerate all kinds of so called deviations. if we use this term and l g b, t restrictions are not for to day, it's the 21st century. i on prov, up whenever i myself, do not agree with all the postulates of the l g b t movement. but i also cannot imagine that these people would be locked in a basement in their houses and not show up in public. not we should slowly strive to treat l g. b t couples is normal, is heterosexual. once a local governors have justified them, they've saying that they are not ready to be accountable for the financial loss with the justice mister t. repeating that it is blackmail by the you. when expert we heard from says that such an approach by thee to maintain unity in the block is a path to dictatorship. every local power should act according to the wheel. and i have a lot of a degree of power, especially in this case, especiall

second placed liverpool dropped points, a l showed today.ped points, a surprise to all draw against brighton. jurgen klopp's side could have kept from within touching distance of the leaders chelsea but graham potter had other ideas. look promising for liverpool with jordan had other ideas. look promising for liverpool withjordan henderson liverpool with jordan henderson getting liverpool withjordan henderson getting the first goal after four minutes, sad your money but the second and third was disallowed. —— sadio mane. it finished 2—2 and liverpool are three points behind. the disappointment for us is... i am not arrogant, i know how good brighton is. but if you do what we did in moments for 90 minutes or longer, 95, you can give them a real one. we opened the door and they ran through. i one. we opened the door and they ran throu~h. ., .,, ., through. i thought it was a wonderful— through. i thought it was a wonderful game _ through. i thought it was a wonderful game of- through. i thought it was a l wonderful game of football. through. i

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means year—on—year they will be shouldering, - even if you're on the price cap, a £4—500 odd rise. lterm here, which is, ouch. martin, from time to time, there are these spikes and then they go away, and from time to time there is a real kind of frenzy of concern about energy bill hikes, and then it seems to fade. but this kind of seems different. i mean, thisjust seems like these prices are on a sort of escalator that's whizzing up. can you give us some kind of context? you have studied this stuff for years, what does this moment feel to you? i've never — i mean, firstly, - i never thought i'd be in a position where my advice to people was to do nothing, because it will put - you on to the default tariff. that default tariff, - i've always said, i'm not the biggest fan of the price cap, i i've always said, it might be a fair tariff but it isn't a good tariff. you can save hundreds by switching. well, that's gone, you can't. my show tonight, the questions are flooding in, people - are saying, should i do this? i keep saying, do nothing. which i can't believe. but you have to look- at

the study has revealed that in addition to global l revealed that in addition to global warming, which serious risk to human health. if we exceed the air temperature of 35 celsius and 100% relative humidity, the air is saturated, humans cannot, this is a threshold. and in this study come in addition to global warming, we look at what degradation of the forest the savannah like vegetation, what that means is increasing temperatures significant dating back to lash —— significantly, and combined that would increase the risk to human health tremendously. in scenarios of high emissions and the full degradation of forests, were talking about 50% of the days of the year a few hours during the hot period of the day, this threshold would be exceeded and it would be almost impossible to live in that atmosphere.— impossible to live in that atmosphere. impossible to live in that atmos - here. �* ., ., impossible to live in that atmoshere. �* ., ., . ~ atmosphere. and i would have packed atmosphere. and i would have packed a lot of peeple. _ atmosphere. and i would have packed a lot of peeple. 12 _

l to me where is your wedding ring? and i was like, oh no. anyone can share this or may have any clue where they may be, it would be very helpful, so i can try and get it back and get to the bottom of it. it would be much appreciated. thank you. ihis it. it would be much appreciated. thank you-— it. it would be much appreciated. thank you. his wife kim were not like him smiling _ thank you. his wife kim were not like him smiling through - thank you. his wife kim were not like him smiling through that. i thank you. his wife kim were not like him smiling through that. a i like him smiling through that. a quick update of our top story, the completion of the newcastle united takeover by a saudi consortium. that is it for sports day. for many of us, today has been a much warmer day than it was yesterday, but for many it has been pretty cloudy. we have seen some breaks in the cloud though, the best of these have been across parts of north—east england. this is saltburn by the sea in cleveland and redcar earlier on in the day. you can see the breaks

whether the results are there, l he made this enormous problem promise of levelling up.uality in the most unequalj countries in europe. only america and the western world is more unequal. - he's made this impossible promise that he cannot meet. _ i so i think keir starmer was laying | out in his speech some of the ways forward and some of the things that labour would do. - but without making wild, extravagant promises - that he could be - tripped up on in future. thomas, when we look ahead to what the conservatives might want to do, presumably they'll be fixed on delivery — borisjohnson has delivered brexit, he's delivered a successful vaccine programme which is still ongoing. the levelling up agenda is clear. what do you think the focus might be over the next few days for conservatives, given the very difficult backdrop that we've got at the moment? the positive things in the government. i'm the beneficiary of that. i got the grant scheme as a self—employed person which saw me through the hard times when my business was flat and right down. i applaud them for the scheme

and we all worked on it - together with an organisation in washington called the icij, l who receivedd then shared it out to hundreds of journalists all around i the world and we all published together. | and margot gibbs is an investigative reporter for the aptly named international consortium of investigativejournalists. she is one of the 600 journalists around the world who've been working on those pandora papers. let's kick off with you, margot. what happens first? because you had over 11 million financial records to choose from. so, how did you set about this? so, i think it starts with a massive data crunch from icij's data team. so, we have all of the files stored on some server somewhere, don't know where, or many servers presumably. and i think there's kind of a months—long process of machine reading those files so that we, as journalists, can then go and quiz the files, essentially, and give them our hypotheses. and say, ok, is there dirty money coming into the uk, is there questionable funds going into our democratic process? and if you're looking for, which you are, lookin