or the husband has got mnd and has had it for ten years.us a real smile that there is finally something being done to try to find a cure or a stoppage to mnd. so with that, i am very well! i am living the dream in so very well! i am living the dream in so many ways. it is always great to talk to you, you talk about hope, andi talk to you, you talk about hope, and i know you provide help for so many people who will be watching and listening this morning. are you, through your foundation, you listening this morning. are you, through yourfoundation, you have raised millions of pounds already, but as we said in the introduction, you are calling on the government to fund a research institute, so give our viewers an idea of what sort of difference the money to fund that could make? well, i think it is very difficult to put in words, what that will make. but at the moment, on the table there is no cure, no nothing there for patients with mnd, so this is going to be overwhelming, a bit of hope, a bit of light at the end of hope, a bit of light at t

the horse helping to raise funds for rob and mnd. hello and welcome to sportsday.rman greg clarke has resigned for language he used when talking to mp‘s about diversity at a parlimentary hearing today. he'd been called to give evidence to the department for culture, media and sport select committee on the premier league's bailout to the english football league via videolink. a warning this clip contains language viewers may find offensive. if you look at top level football, the afro—caribbean communities are overrepresented versus the south asian communities. if you look at the it department of the fa, there's a lot more salvations than there are for afro—caribbeans they have different career interest. if i look at what happens to high—profile female footballers, high football coloured footballers and the abuse they take on social media. would you want to withdraw that language because isn't that exactly the sort of language that means that inclusion is not a reality? one, if i said it, i deeply apologise for it. secondly, i am a product of having worked overseas.

and it's always good, i think, to have people who challenge the system mnd challenge the way things arey been very influential in that way. but the covid pandemic left little room for his ambitious reforms and then there was the infamous trip to barnard castle. while millions followed the rules and stayed at home, mr cummings drove hundreds of miles to county durham and was later forced to explain his actions. we agreed that we should go for a short drive to see if i could drive safely. there was uproar, but mr johnson stuck by him. today, many tory mps are glad he's gone. mr cummings was a liability. i would like the prime minister to see this as an opportunity to muck out the stables, to get in a team of people that he really needs and deserves behind him. every day, the people working in that building make important decisions that affect every one of us and, this week, the prime minister's decided he wants a new team to do that. conservative mps hope that it will mean a different tone from the government, less division, less aggression, what we don't know is whether it will mean a ch

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we still see further pent up conversion into mnd -- rmb if we get an outcome in the u.s.t moves toward up biden administration. haslinda: easing is expected. the recovery. what are you expecting in the policy mix? >> different from consensus. we are out of consensus calling for rba to stay on hold in this meeting. consistence is calling for 15 basis point cut. our view is the rba is gearing for additional stimulus. we expect including further rate cut, large skill asset purchase program. i think at this juncture we are saying we are not expecting this to happen until february 2021. there is always the possibility it could happen in november. but i think now our view is we can come up because inflation employment in australia has been undershooting rba target since may. that has not pushed rba to ease further. so why do it now? why not preserve your bullets until february, in the hope further easing can galvanize more easing of financial conditions by then? by then maybe people will start worrying some fiscal stimulus going into first quarter next year we might have the ri

really want to put bk into their column, the blue wall states, will waiprobably for day two or more to 'mndesults. >> woodruff: and also thinking of texas, which had more people turn out to vote early thathne entire number who voted in 2016. who are tho?se peop who were that voting for? we don't have a call yet. >> that's right. >> woodruff: but so many questions. it is now 12:17 in e east, in the morning, and we still d't know a lot about what is happening. i think you want me to to -- i'm going to thank mark, david, a andmy for right now. is that right? and we're going to move to talk to stephanie sy in arizona and dan bush in pennsylvania. i'm trying to be polite and to thaevnkrybody as we move along. we've been talking a l about arizona, stephanie, and the last time you talked to us, you were saying that there were some really interesting numbers coming in. we have heard that the prident is upset that fox news has called arizona foroe biden. the a.p. has not called it yet. what are you seeing on the >> well, i'll tell you, the numbers haven't shifted materially in the last hour, judy, b