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it would definitely start as the favourite againstjanik o'grady, she is not since the resuming of the she will be playing against them for pulling out before the final, she does not have a defeat under card yet, not particularly one on to the uk audience but she is doing work very nicely and set the entire championship so far. staying in the us — it's also a big night in the nfl. the defending superbowl champions kansas city chiefs host the houston texans shortly in the sports first game since february. you can feel the intensity, that mentality were everyone was just ready to play football again. he had a great year last year, we are a brand—new football team and we're going to go out there and compete against one of the best in the first week. due to the pandemic, the game will take place with around 17 and a half thousand fans at the arrowhead stadium in kansas city, which is less than a quarter of its capacity. masks will be worn by those in and around the bench area — but the players are getting used to the new procedures. phil getting tested every day, having the lockers spaced

purchase immensely because if the whole population even in parts of the country which have father o'grady religious you know what he knew that something went out of control that process might be irreversible so the surge has really very quickly had to come up with an idea of how to get this situation the thing in control there were threats at 1st the 3rd has threatened. journalists working at a state invasion and then they invited russia and media workers. toward those people who walks off the job we're pretty much. why is it so significant that. really expressed gratitude. for the journalistic support that provided it's very important because it shows that he doesn't care anymore about the kind of arguments he was running before about the importance of but a recent national sovereignty about a multi-pronged foreign policy approach he's basically appealing directly to moscow and saying look we may be the targets the in egypt these protests next and we are grateful for all the support you provided where that goes from here we don't know definitely he is extending the friendship us of other

lockdown by launching their own online chat show featuring a number of special things including paul o'grady families and of course while i'm beverly knight all that's coming up in our show but 1st over to alex with your tweets emails and messages. quite a reaction to last week's show on the big 4 thanks to dr frank honea a public health expert from x. to university who engaged online with so many of us and then not been julian says i enjoy hearing dr buying honey is views which are always thoughtful and considerate but elena says seeing the whole of the makers trying to be the quarantine plot gets me riled cain says it dumbfounds me as a warning period all it does is give people a chance to circumvent the public health measures and rafi says i lay the blame at governments myself they let it happen i s.s.r. says refreshing to have the topic of covert come up with solutions instead of speculation and money and therapists and says thank you for the great show of this monstrous talk about dr plank kamiya was listening to be less death in making noise .

time by launching their own online chat show featuring a number of special things including paul o'grady sally dana part while i'm family night all that's coming up in our show but 1st over to alex with your tweets emails and messages. quite a reaction to last week's show on a blog for science to adult fight kamiya a public health expert from x. to university who engaged online with so many of us and then the julian says i enjoy healing don't apply honey is diffuse which always thoughtful and considerate but elena says seeing the whole of the makers trying to be the quarantine plot gets me riled ken says it dumbfounds me there's a warning period all it does is give people a chance to suck invent the public health measures i'm rolf he says i lay the blame at governments myself they let it happen. i s s r says refreshing to have the topic of covert covered with solutions instead of speculation and mourning ferguson says thank you for the great show of this monstrous talk about dr plank honea was listening to be less death in making noise strikes a different note he says trust can trace soc

the internal wranglings within both now as government and he sidelined his economy minister paul o'grady as why did you do that very quickly. because again this is. had i genda a member argenta that my let's say give but some difficulties for poor posada you know his drive towards higher popularity. to have a sense that. we can resume with this in a sort of a a mid position because so far the fiscal framework has not been abandoned all so still count on the perspective of add some sort of ground 0 fiscal adjustment over the years. but. only not everything that would get this would like to do it necessary so ok and if and and we know that we know that both america has given up on his plans to introduce a social security program he's keeping the plan of former left wing leader lula disembowel why is that very quickly. to the point is that you know the. trasher of money. cash france or give him so much popularity that he's now trying to let's say to become the owner of this will say on a more permanent basis not simply because of the quote on the right 11 has to understand that because of t

the internal wranglings within both now as government and he sidelined his economy minister paul o'grady as why did you do that very quickly. because again this is. had i genda a member argenta that my let's say give but some difficulties for poor posada you know his drive towards higher popularity. to have a sense that. we can resume with this in a sort of a a mid position because so far the fiscal framework has not been abandoned all so still may count on the perspective of add some sort of ground 0 fiscal adjustment over the years. but. only not everything that would get this would like to do it necessary so ok and and and we know that we know that both america has given up on his plans to introduce a social security program he's keeping the plan of former left wing leader lula da silva why is that very quickly. to the point is that you know the. trasher of money. cash france or give him so much popularity that he's now trying to let's say to becomes the owner of this will say on a more permanent basis not simply because of the quote on the right 11 has to understand that because of t

i think frances o'grady is right. ifear measures. i think frances o'grady is right.'t seen the details of labour's plan in wales. at what i would say is that i think some people have found working from home to be a positive thing, as a result of this crisis. i don't think we should be forcing everybody back to work. this is a matter to be negotiated between employers and employees. and it's absolutely vital that employees feel safe when they go back to work. ed miliband, thank you for your time. so, as we've been hearing, david cameron has become the fifth former prime minister to express concern about the government's attempts to override the brexit withdrawal agreement. he said passing a act of parliament are going to break an international treaty obligation is the very last thing you should contemplate, it should be an absolute final resort, soido should be an absolute final resort, so i do have misgivings about what is being proposed. those words from the former prime minister, david cameron. sally is here. tough day to fit everything in today? i'm getting in tro

lockdown by launching their own online chat show featuring a number of special guests including paul o'grady sally dana part got one unfair for the night all that's coming up in our show but 1st over to alex with your tweets emails and messages. quite a reaction to last week's show on the big 4 thanks to dr frank honea a public health expert from x. to university who engaged online with so many of us and then not them julian says i enjoy hearing dr buying honey is views which are always thoughtful and considerate but i want to assess seeing the whole of the makers trying to be the quarantine plot gets me riled cain says it dumbfounds me there's a warning period all it does is give people a chance to circumvent the public health measures and ralph he says i lay the blame at governments myself they let it happen i s.s.r. says refreshing to have the topic of covert covered with solutions instead of speculation and money and therapists and says thank you for the great show of this monstrous talk about dr plank hania was listened to be less death in make noise straits a different note he says tra

we are back with dan henninger, marian o'grady and bill mcburn. how much credit the president and jared kushner who is senior adviser and son-in-law and was leader on this, how much credit do they get? daniel: they do get credit but not much from the mainstream media as we have been talking all week about this that if barack obama, or joe biden, cnn would be running on documentaries on the road to peace, parade on broadway. that's not going to happen with donald trump. the more i think about this, paul, this deal would simply have never been done by any democrat. it is an article among the democrats that would have include recognition of the palestinians and palestinian state. it's an article of faith with them with the way say climate is an article of faith with them which brings up yet another issue, the fracking revolution that donald trump supported in the united states, put at risk middle east -- the middle eastern countries' reliance on oil. they recognize that they were not able to sustain themselves and had to diversify and that opened a p

graft probe after the culture ministry hired a little known artist richard needles for $50000.00 and o'grady just amount by peruvian standards the president denies having anything to do with the case that if they want 2 hours to me here i am with my head up high and a clear conscience no one bit of what's been charged illegally has grounds for an impeachment i will not quit i mean what i mean audio recordings of the president and his closest advisers discussing this he's made us case have surfaced he's got us is he so ponens are plotting to remove him from office last week he turned down a congressional request to testify on the case. i will not deny the conversation but we had internal coordinations to clarify what was happening in the context of the investigation and during it i said we should tell the truth. however analysts say there are other reasons behind the calls for impeachment. there has to be an investigation but that doesn't imply that they should oust him we reject impeachment the case has been put together under dubious constitutional criteria and it's driven by private intere

alongside dame carolyn fairbairn from the cbi and frances o'grady from the tuc.y after the furlough scheme comes to an and the economy after the furlough scheme comes to an end next month, and let me tell you we are expecting to see the chancellor speak in the house of commons at around midday for viewers here in the uk and there will be full coverage here on bbc news. no sign of anyone emerging from number 11 just yet, but we expect that pretty soon. our political correspondent, alex forsyth, is at westminster. hello to you. big expectations around a statement from the chancellor and lots of people from different sectors of the economy getting in touch with us today asking, what about us? hoping that they will be included in whatever they will be included in whatever the chancellor comes up with but after furlough i guess the chancellor comes up with but afterfurlough i guess he will not be able to please all of the people all of the time. no, i think that's probably right, because the furlough scheme was announced at the start of the pandemic and it was somethi

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let's speak to frances o'grady, general secretary of the trades union congress. good morning.it is significant, and what many employers are saying is it is to simple to turn off the tap. we need a plan forjobs and working our way out of this crisis is the best way to ensure that workers are spending their money locally, paying taxes, and that we step by step again to reopen the economy and build our way back. as the furlough scheme right scheme? the treasury said we are supporting jobs for eight months, it has cost more than 35 william pounds, that is roughly the budget of nhs and social ca re roughly the budget of nhs and social care for three months. that spending is not sustainable, is it? the unions have been calling on the government to get around the table together with business unless look at targeted support for industry. it is really important for example that we keep our manufacturing base strong, the prime minister only a couple of months ago promised a partnership guarantee, said that we had to build our way out of this crisis. until the government gets control of