so that is the history. — evening to north london.o that is the history, what about _ evening to north london. so that is the history, what about the - evening to north london. so that is the history, what about the present in terms of the form and fitness of both of the sites? i in terms of the form and fitness of both of the sites?— both of the sites? i think the frustrating — both of the sites? i think the frustrating thing _ both of the sites? i think the frustrating thing for - both of the sites? i think the frustrating thing for austell, | both of the sites? i think the . frustrating thing for austell, not just that bukayo saka is injured, the guys there brought into play simple like they are injured as well, we know there are good and set pieces, there are er danger of that of them becoming reliance on carneros for scoring their goals. if you are to ask colonel —— arsenal fans right know what they need in the transfer window, they may give the transfer window, they may give the same answer is all transfer windows, a goal of sco

we'll start with the north london derby at the emirates where arsenal beat rivals tottenham 2—1 in thed leaders liverpool. the gunners, who have played a game more than liverpool, were desperate to return to winning ways after successive losses in both the league cup and fa cup. and they went a goal down early, son heung—min�*s shot was deflected in off william saliba, but they got back on level terms when gabriel's header from a corner rebounded off dominic solanke, before leandro trossard put them ahead on the stroke

the bbc�*s fiona bruce went to meet susan in north london, where she now lives.warn us what we are already in danger of forgetting. katya adler, bbc news, auschwitz. most survivors of auschwitz are in their 80s and 90s and could not make the ceremony. one of those is susan pollack who lost more than 50 relatives in the holocaust and was herself sent to auschwitz when she was just 13 years old. the bbc�*s fiona bruce went to meet susan in north london, where she now lives. she began by telling us about the day in 191m when the nazis arrived at her home in hungary and told the family to prepare to leave. they said, "we'll take you somewhere safe. tomorrow morning we'll come for you," and the police came for us. we were ready. i was a little girl. we were so obedient. and we got in, into this train, full of little children, chock—a—block full. we were on top of each other. and we were fearful. we weren't people anymore. the fear absolutely absorbed us. and children were dying there. absorbed us. and children were dying there-— dying there. and you saw that? i saw th

spurs' boss, ange postecoglou, the questions mount for him and his side that were beaten 2—1 in north londone relegation zone. while it has been a dreadful start to the year in the league for spurs — they have not won for seven games now and, after that

spurs�* boss, ange postecoglou, the questions mount for him and his side that were beaten 2—1 in north londonwin for leicester city, though, takes them out of the relegation zone. while it has been a dreadful start to the year in the league for spurs — they have not won for seven games now and, after that defeat on sunday, they remain in 15th place — just eight points above the drop zone. richarlison gave them the lead only for two goals in quick second—half succession first from jamie vardy then bilal el khannouss, putting leicester city back in front. and that was how it stayed. ruud van nistelrooy�*s team surviving the late attempts to gain an equaliser, hanging on for a much—needed win, and the victory stops a run of seven—straight defeats for them. there is, of course, relief and celebration in the dressing room all together with players and all staff — everybody involved. we were really looking for this moment and it took a long time. so, now, we can enjoy this for a day or two, and it is back to work, because i said at the beginning, since my arrival, it is going to go right until the

spurs boss ange postecoglou, the questions mount for him and his side that were beaten 2—1 in north londoncity, though, takes them out of the relegation zone. while it has been a dreadful start to the year in the league for spurs. they have not won for seven games now and after that defeat on sunday they remain in 15th place — just eight points above the drop zone. richarlison gave them the lead only for two goals in quick second—half succession first from jamie vardy then bilal el khannouss, putting leicester city back in front. and that was how it stayed. ruud van nistelrooy�*s team surviving the late attempts to gain an equaliser, hanging on for a much—needed win, and the victory stops a run of seven—straight defeats for them. there is, of course, relief and celebration in the dressing room all together with players and all staff — everybody involved. we were really looking for this moment and it took a long time. so, now, we can enjoy this for a day or two,

a furtherfour games to come tomorrow — the biggest of which, the north london derby at the emirates.of facing tottenham — another injury setback for arsenal. it's been confirmed that gabrieljesus will need an operation on his left knee after sustaining an acl injury during their fa cup defeat against manchester united. today mikel arteta spoke out about the online abuse kai havertz and his wife have faced after he missed a penalty in sunday's shoot—out: it's incredible, and we really have to do something about it because accepting that and hiding this i think has terrible consequences. it's something that we really have to eradicate from the game because it's so simple and so dependent on the result of an action, and there is no other industry like this. on december 27 at home, we won 1—0 and kai havertz scored a goal and the whole stadium sang the waka waka song. ?that was 20 days ago. where is the perspective? we are all responsible, and all means you guys everybody is responsible for the narrative, everyone is responsible for how we talk. and we cannot look somewhere else. that's

arsenal have suffered a huge blow ahead of wednesday's north london derby against tottenham.s been confirmed that gabrieljesus will need an operation on his left knee after sustaining an acl injury during their fa cup defeat to manchester united. that said, mikel arteta is looking forward to an entertaining derby against their arch—rivals. well, the nicest game of the season to watch and to play, certainly, because of the atmosphere, because of what it means to our people, what it means to our people, what it means to our people, what it means to everybody involved in the game. this is something... let's create the best atmosphere that we have played the game. that's our objective. that's something we control. this is as big as they come, especially for us in our season _ especially for us in our season. we need to start winning — season. we need to start winning games in the league and no better— winning games in the league and no better place to start. irrespective of turning point, we need _ irrespective of turning point, we need to start moving up the table — we need to s

most auschwitz survivors are now in their 80s and 90s and could not i went to meet susan in north londono prepare to leave. the police came for us, we were ready. i was a little girl. we were so obedient. we got in, into this train, full of little children. chock—a—block full. we weren't people any more. the fear absolutely absorbed us. i saw that. babies were dying. we realised, "are we going to survive?" "don't say you are younger than 15 years old." that's what kept me alive. straight away? she was no use. that's the reason. my mind wasn't functioning. we can't retaliate against such... we were just worse than animals. in the weeks that you were at auschwitz? you had to stand naked? he had to see. it's not gone. don't forget. do not forget. auschwitz was liberated by the soviet red army, the holocaust is remembered in russia. although the focus here is not the holocaust itself, to the nazi genocide. genocide of the soviet people", shifting the focus away to present russia and russians as victims, notjust in the past, but also in the present. it was a very moving ceremony — the likes w

let's start with the north london derby at the emirates where arsenal beat rivals tottenham 2—1 in theremier league to move just four points behind leaders liverpool. the gunners, who have played a game more than liverpool, were desperate to return to winning ways after successive losses in both the league cup and fa cup. and they went a goal down early, son heung—min�*s shot was deflected in off william saliba, but they got back on level terms when gabriel's header from a corner rebounded off dominic solanke, before leandro trossard put them ahead on the stroke of half—time. mikel arteta's side saw out the game and breathed new life into the title race. from the first minute, we were really at it, really intense, showed a lot of quality, played with real purpose to hurt them with or without the ball and we created an unbelievable atmosphere which helps a lot. we know the meaning of the game and we know how important it is for everybody so it's a gift that we have the opportunity to make a lot of our supporters very happy and i'm sure we have accomplished that and they will feel very p

arsenal have suffered a huge blow ahead of wednesday's north london derby against tottenham.eed an operation on his knee after injuring his acl. elsewhere, david moyes takes charge of his first game back at everton against aston villa, while crystal palace are away at leicester city and newcastle united host wolves. chris eubankjr will fight conor benn in their long—awaited showdown in april in london according to a saudi boxing organiser. a warning of flash photography. the pair were scheduled to meet in october 2022, but the fight was called off after benn failed a voluntary drug test — his provisional suspension was lifted last november. and that's all the sport for now. welcome back to bbc news, it is wednesday, so pry ministers questions... it is been a difficult week with problems involving the chancellor and the former anti—corruption minister, tulip siddiq. as we monitor that live shot of the house of commons, a lot to discuss and keir starmer will be up against the leader of the opposition. but there was a little bit of reprieve, a little bit of reprieve, a little bi

property related matters referred to in the immediate you. " he refers to a flat in kings cross in north londonknowledged that tulip siddiq has acknowledged that for an extended period, she was unaware of the origins of her ownership of the flat. we should emphasise that tulip siddiq has insisted throughout that she has done nothing wrong, laurie magner saying she has exposed herself to misconduct by association. the exchange of letters notable for its warmth with the prime minister leaving the door open for her to potentially return to government in the future. in essence this story can be summed up in a couple of sentence, it is complex in its detail, it is simple in its headline, if you are the anti—corruption minister, and your named in a corruption investigation, your vieshlt as a minister is not going to last long. chris mason, thank you. the chancellor, rachel reeves, says the recent turbulence in the financial markets has shown the need to go further and faster to achieve economic growth. she was speaking in the commons after a fall in the value of the pound and a rise in the cost of go

fiona bruce went to go meet susan in portland and and she began by telling us of -- in north london and telling us when the nazis arrived at her home and told her family to prepare to leave. >> they said we will take you somewhere safe. tomorrow morning, we will come for you . the police came for us. we were ready. i was a little girl. we were so obedient. we got into this train full of little children. we were on top of each other and we were fearful. we were not people anymore. the fear absolutely absorbed us. and children were dying. >> you saw that? >> i saw that. babies were dying. we realized are we going to survive? >> you had no idea where you were going. when you arrived at auschwitz, what happened then? >> when we finally arrived, there was a voice still speaking hunger gary and -- hungarian and approached us. i can remember very clearly, they would say you are younger than 15 years old. >> at auschwitz, younger children were often taken straight to the gas chambers. >> that is what kept you alive? what about your mother? >> i leaed later she was sent to the gas chamber. >> st

the streets mountain bell lives in north london. he left the bbc in 1997 to become a member of parliament. and his now with unicef ambassador, but to those who knew in both knew it always be the man in the white suit. we arrived in a great rush because of wood already broken out. as in frank freebird daylight, we drove in from belgrade, and the old display stopping place was eligible to and elijah the 1st major battle of the war took place on the 22nd of april, 1992 in and around the hotel. most of the between the bosnian serbs and you can see on the, on one side of the emerging bosnian, muslim on groups on the other. it lasted for 10 days. one camera man was wounded. another tv cruise rooms were hit by snipers and shelley. the mountain bell and his crew would truck inside the hotel without the gentlest guests and stuff. these red pitches shopped by the bbc's eric pound showed the crew doing a live link from london. we may have going on around so we were on the balcony of the hotel above and while we were there, a huge battle erupte

i've come to the royal free in north london to meet dr gautam mehta.s of a recent study looking at the connections between binge drinking and liver disease. when you think about binge drinking, people have a vision of people sprawling out of bars and clubs and, you know, falling around by bus stops. that's not what we mean biologically. what is a binge? so we can define a binge. it's defined by the world health organization and it's also in uk guidance. so, for a woman, it's six units of alcohol at one sitting. and, fora man, it's eight units. i'm trying to make sense of... trying to make sense of that. six units could be two large glasses of wine. so, if you have 2.5 regular—sized glasses of wine or two large glasses of wine, and you're a female, you're at your limit for being below a binge level. do people have a hard time believing that that is real and that will cause you harm if you exceed that? yeah. i think they do. what we recently showed was that binge drinking on its own, even with a weekly consumption of less than 1a units, will increase you

itself after the dunblane school massacre back in 1996, the horrifying death of baby p, the baby in north londonm individuals and agencies to prevent it. this feels like just such a landmark moment obvious, profound reflection but a real desire for change, too. thank you. and paddy 0'connell will have more on the southport attack on newsnight on bbc two shortly. yes, 52 years is too short so critics of the sentence and we will speak live to the local priest who knows the family is well. also in other news, it is rachel reeves on the cusp of changing her plans? she has made a tweak tonight. live debate on newsnight from half past ten on bbc two and on iplayer and bbc news. thank you. the rest of the tonight's news. the met office has issued a rare red weather alert for northern ireland and the central belt of scotland, for storm eye—owyn tomorrow. as you can see it's a giant storm — affected areas could see gusts of 100mph and there is a danger to life. an amber warning is in place for the rest of scotland, northern england and north wales and yellow weather warnings will cover the rest of the uk

ange postocoglou's side lose again in the north london derby, with the pressure piling on their managerturn things around. good evening. the government has shifted its position on the issue of grooming gangs, with the home secretary yvette cooper telling mps she's putting in place what she calls a rapid three—month "audit" of the situation. it will be led by dame louise casey and will look at the "cultural and societal drivers" of child sex abuse. there will also be five local inquiries. ministers have been under pressure from the billionaire elon musk and opposition parties here to hold a national inquiry after a request by oldham council for a government—led probe was rejected. our uk editor ed thomas has been speaking to four women affected in oldham, and some names have been changed to protect their identities. asa as a child, it ruined my life, and it could have been prevented. a journey 20 years in the making. so how old were you both when the exploitation started? for me, it was 11.i exploitation started? for me, it was 11. sam and for me, it was 11. i was 12. sam and jane, for m

the boy who had grown up in a north london council estate, was one of a golden generation from the cambridgeand emma thompson. and then, he disappeared from our screens. some 20 years later, he returned to the stage to explain what had happened. mental illness is a highly democratic disease. it can hit anyone. no—one in their right mind decides to be mentally ill. but after years of depression and isolation, he had begun to perform again. he had dates lined up in the next few weeks, but on sunday he suffered a heart attack, and died earlier today. among those paying tribute, the comedian helen lederer, who said he'd been her best man twice. he was, she says, her best friend in laughter, wit, absurdity and love. the comedian tony slattery, who's died at the age of 65. maro itoje will captain england's rugby union team for the guinness six nations, which starts next month. the 30—year—old will replace his saracens teammate jamie george, who's been in charge since the 2023 world cup. it's been a disapointing year for england, having only won five of their 12 games. football, and nottingham fore

the pick of them is at the emirates as arsenal welcome defending champions manchester united to north london and the magic of the fa cup is you never know what's going to happen. the kick off delayed this time as part of the net had come off the goal. but nothing two tamworth players and some sticky tape couldn't fix. the real question is do we have the ultimate cup upset on the cards? with less than six minutes to 90, with less than six minutes to go, the semiprofessional outfit tamworth are more than holding their own. it is goalless, is 0-0 their own. it is goalless, is 0—0 right now. we will keep a close eye on that. six other fa cup ties on sunday but which premier league clubs could join brentford in being dumped out at the 3rd round stage. newcastle, crystal palace, southampton and ipswich — all facing opponents lower down the football pyramid. as we said earlier, the most eye—catching contest of the weekend arsenal against manchester united, and the holders fresh from a morale—boosting 2—2 draw at liverpool last week. it's been a tough start to life though at united for ruben amorim

the pick of them is at the emirates as arsenal welcome defending champions manchester united to north londonh premier league clubs could join brentford in being dumped out at the 3rd round stage? newcastle, crystal palace, southampton and ipswich — all facing opponents lower down the football pyramid. as we said, the most eye—catching contest of the weekend arsenal against manchester united, and the holders fresh from a morale—boosting 2—2 draw at liverpool last week. it's been a tough start to life though at united for ruben amorim. however arteta is a big fan of the new united head coach. i will choose the best team to win because we want also to win the cup. and like you said, in the cup, you never know. so let's win. sometimes it's better to win this kind of game and then you have less time to rest. but your mind is so different that you can cope with the physical aspect of the game. when you look especiallyl about the big teams, how they perform and the results i that they got, very impressive. i know him well. i followed him a lot - while he was in portugal, and there is a big reason w

, it also has moved up to the 2nd in the english premier league thanks to a to one when in the north london. so i'll be with talking to him. suppose with amy, twin and away game at austin, i'll for the 1st time since 2010. they did take the lead at the emerald young function. men with the deflected shouts also hit back to school twice in 4 minutes . just the full half time and own goals dominic. so one key just so if i this strike from the outdoor trust saw which wraps up the wind also still full points behind need is an important michela sets aside a flight game. there is only given that the chance to enjoy the moment instead of momentum, feet close moment service as tomorrow to provide us on the left. so it a later that. so the momentum that we have is due tomorrow morning when we see our phases and we just have to talk about how we're going to be to minute race. now we have because he's so much to play for and we can see how difficult it is for every team to win by munich. have consolidated that price at the top of the gym. and boon does mika the roy. sonya sco twice as a thrust. hoffman

sorry, thank you so much. arsenal faced north london rifles talking to me later on wednesday is they into move up 2 seconds in the premier league standings. but diners are with that a when it and 3 matches, including to feed him the fake up 3rd round against mattress united on sunday. but they haven't lost autonomy, the emerett says 2010. our souls injury less is stacking off though. the latest is gabriel. hey jesus, who is set to have surgery for a series knee injury. we can do what we can do and we plan that. what is the quote on we have our limits uh when we want to do and um, and that's it. so the fact that i lost, i lost our place doesn't mean that we get nothing amount in improving. i know it's divest of and we all want to saying that way use every opportunity to improve the squad. i taught them narrowly avoided and embarrassing as a cup defeat against 5th tears. hammers on sunday spurs are in the bottom half of the primary league and haven't one of the game away at our small since 20 times. i've ever tried to be disingenuous about the stuff inside. yeah, well yeah, i'll be som

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here in north london there has been somejoy amongst the family and supporters of emily damari that sheere are still hostages being held for been gathering to celebrate her release and also to call for the release of other hostages. i'm joined by a cousin of emily damari, tony moss. tony, just give me your reaction to the release of emily this afternoon, this evening. we're just overjoyed. a loss for words. can't quite believe it. didn't think it was going to happen. we just can't quite believe it but also sad. this isjust the beginning, we need to get the other hostages out. we're happy today for emily and mandy and the family and the other hostages been released. this isjust the beginning. we've got to get all of them out. what does it mean to you after this long ordeal that emily is now home? oh, just a huge relief, huge relief. it's been anxiety for a71 days, a huge anxiety that we carry around with us. we can let that go in respect to emily but we got to get the other hostages out. i know i keep saying that but we do. what were your emotions when you heard the news and saw the pict

ange postocoglou, the questions continue to mount for him and his side, who were beaten 2—1 in north londonfor leicester taking them out of the relegation zone. it's been a dreadful start to the year, in the league, for spurs, they haven't won for seven games now, and after defeat today, they remain 15th, and just eight points above the drop zone. richarlison gave them the, only for two goals in quick second half succession, first from jamie vardy, then bilal el—khannous, put leicester in front. and that was how it stayed, ruud van nistelrooy�*s team surviving the late attempts to get an equaliser, to hang on for a much needed win. the victory arrests a run of seven straight defeats. there is of course relief and a celebration in the dressing room altogether with players and all staff, everybody involved. we were really looking for this moment and it took a long time. so now, we can enjoy this for a day or two. and then it is back to work because, i said at the beginning, since my arrival, it is going to go right till the end. it is going to go right till the end for us and let's prepare an

the english premier league, they're aiming to keep the title town and to live with the wind over north london arrivals to talk to them. the people in gauze are hoping they may soon be able to pick up the pieces of their lives. we've talked of a ceasefire deal in the final stages, but the as rarely abilities brutal campaign hasn't stopped. there will be multiple airstrikes on wednesday, killing at least $38.00 people across the stripe. most buildings and guys have been destroyed or damaged, leading hundreds of thousands of people without shelter. but the space palestinians are hoping to go back to what's left and rebuild their lives once a ceasefire is reached. about the whole god willing that the news of the truth that we hear about is true and we returned to our homes and our place so safely that things result and little unlike returns to the way it was before and better. i hope that our children return to their school and to their old lives, enough suffering and pain. we didn't live a year or 2 of our lives have been wasted for nothing. i lost my car. how about and i wouldn't say how many m

the boy who had grown up in a north london council estate, was one of a golden generation from the cambridgede stephen fry, hugh laurie and emma thompson. and then, he disappeared from our screens. some 20 years later, he returned to the stage to explain what had happened. mental illness is a highly democratic disease. it can hit anyone. no—one in their right mind decides to be mentally ill. but after years of depression and isolation, he had begun to perform again. he had dates lined up in the next few weeks, but on sunday he suffered a heart attack, and died earlier today. among those paying tribute, the comedian helen lederer, who said he'd been her best man twice. he was, she says, her best friend in laughter, wit, absurdity and love. the comedian tony slattery, who has died at the age of 65. let's get to whether or not, here's elizabeth rossini. hello there. good evening. generally dry for most of us today with more low clouds, some outbreaks of drizzle towards some western coasts, but also some sunshine. the mild air of course helping the snow to continue melting where we still have it

joe wilson, bbc news, in north london.acific palisades area of the city and residents have been issued with an evacuation order. strong winds have fanned the fires and the area ablaze grew tenfold in the space ofjust 20 minutes. here, there's no let up in met office warnings over snow and ice, with travel disruption expected across northern ireland and north western scotland. the alerts are in place until midday tomorrow. 0ver100 flood warnings remain in place, including across lincolnshire and leicestershire, where major incidents were declared yesterday. temperatures could drop to as low as minus 20 by midweek in parts of scotland and the north of england. a cold weather health alert has been extended to the weekend. with a closer look at the weather, there is no let up? staying cold, typical midwinter weather across the country. that evening to you. the temperatures are falling like a stone already across the country,

fresh from beating tottenham in the north london derby on wednesday, the gunners looked on course forls from gabriel martinelli and kai havertz. but villa hit back first through youri tielemans and then ollie watkins to share the points. in the last five minutes of the game arsenal had a goal disallowed for hand ball and hit the post. the result leaves arsenal six points behind liverpool having played a game more. villa are seventh just two points off the top four. in the early gamejustin kluivert scored a hat—trick as bournemouth thumped newcastle united 4—1 at st james's park and extended their unbeaten streak to ten in the premier league. nick parrott was watching. justin kluivert might not remember his father's season a few years ago. he was only five. but he propelled them to victory at st james's park. he is unlikely to forget it. newcastle came into this match as their premier league form team. that soon went out the window, with the dutchman opening the scoring in the sixth minute. after being caught cold, it took the host another 20 minutes to warm up. the captain made their

stilljust17, all right, natalie pirk5, thank you, live at ally pally in north london. lost loved ones in the new year's day attack in new orleans, and he's planning to visit the city on monday. it comes as one of the first funerals has taken place of one of the 14 victims. kareem badawi, an 18—year—old, was in the city celebrating with friends. tom bateman has the latest. allahu akbar. an american community brought together in grief, seeking strength in prayer. allahu akbar. one of the 14 families left 5hattered on new year's day, now among the first saying the goodbye no parent ever 5hould. kareem badawi was just 18, a college student from this loui5iana city of baton rouge. he left that night with a simple goodbye, a promise to be careful, and went to celebrate in new orleans. his family's future now emptied of their 5hining 5tar by a single act of hate. his father, belal, told me they went to the city to search for him. we just couldn't believe and live with it and we couldn'tjust understand why this happened, you know, that somebody took our loved one. he is my lit

was a brilliant post office engineer at the post office, used to have research in those days in north london all the at bletchley park said it wouldn't work, and he wanted to use vacuum tubes, were thought to be unreliable. but knew if you left them switched on, they were reliable. and the first thing it turned up in the back of a post office truck and they unloaded it and put it into the facility and it worked. and that man, tommy flowers, his man is, and his team, did as much as anyone to win the war in the end because they were providing-- they were breaking codes for all of the allies and the germans never knew they were doing it so it was quite extraordinary. two interesting things about that, one, ian fleming, the james bond author worked in the military, naval intelligence and he was-- they wanted to try and catch an enigma machine they could take to bletchley park. and in fact, he organized a mission that involved 6,000 canadian soldiers, it was a terrible, terrible defeat in the end, but a lot of people think that it was actually a decoy so that someone could be sent around to try a

the post office used to have a research its own research division in those in north london and. all the boffins at at bletchley park. this will never work. he it will work. i know it'll work. he wanted use vacuum tubes which were considered to be unreliable, but he'd built telephone exchanges, so he knew that actually if you left them switched on then they were extremely reliable. so the first anyone at bletchley park knew about this was when it turned up in the of a post office truck and unloaded it and put it into the and it worked and that man tommy flowers his name is and his did as much as anyone to win the war in the end because they were providing they were breaking codes for all the allies and the germans never knew they were doing it. so it was quite extraordinary. two interesting things about that is that one, ian fleming, the james bond author, worked in military naval intelligence and was they wanted to try and catch an enigma. sheen that they could take to bletchley park. and in fact, he did. he organized a mission that involved about 6000 canadian soldiers. it was

he's a north london liberal lawyer.stand the impulses of working class, blue collar britain. and i think when they when they experience the views and the priorities of working class britain, it's almost like they see it as a mob that needs to be curtailed and needs to be held back. and that's the difficulty for the labour party that they simply are not in touch in the way that the labour party was once upon a time. whether you agree with it or not, it was a party that understood the working class. starmer has bet the farm on getting growth and getting immigration down and fixing the national health service. now, six months into this labour government, there's precious little sign of any progress on any of those things. and if they don't start making progress soon, the reality is that the likes of reform, which are well placed in a lot of labour constituencies, came second in 89 labour constituencies, 60 of which were in the north of england. that that reform wolf is at the door. and if labour doesn't make progress on th

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