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i know the party ou are their candidates. i know the party you are affiliated _ their candidates.o _ their candidates. i know the party you are affiliated to has _ their candidates. i know the party you are affiliated to has already l you are affiliated to has already endorsed. leni robredo but the opinion polls suggest that filipinos overwhelmingly want bongbong marcos as their leader — why do you think he 5 so popular? he is from a very famous and political dynasty. so he's well known. but popularity is not enough for you to win the election. he lost as vice president in 2016. he lost a 1995 when he ran a senator. if he is popular today, as surveys wreck two reflect the people, he prepared for this campaign. he's also controversial. if you google, youtube, many of the videos popular today spread false narratives about his family, but the legacy of his father. as we saw there in my colleague jonathan 5 report, the narrative that is being pushed out now is about unity, that its time to forget the past and move forward. does that tell you something about the state of filipino democ

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ou in. marie wants to know... at what point do we in the west, say "enough"? is destroying a country and sanctions are not stopping him. when is enough enough? there are two— when is enough enough? there are two aspects of that. the first — are two aspects of that. the first one _ are two aspects of that. the first one i— are two aspects of that. the first one i would hope would be when _ first one i would hope would be when ukraine decides it doesn't need _ when ukraine decides it doesn't need it— when ukraine decides it doesn't need it any more. we are getting _ need it any more. we are getting into different phases of the — getting into different phases of the operation and without the support of west and nato countries in terms of logistics and military capability and intelligence, ukraine would be intelligence, ukraine would be in a much _ intelligence, ukraine would be in a much worse situation than it is— in a much worse situation than it is now — in a much worse situation than it is now. from a purely practical— it is now. from a purely practical persp

i know ou need really bad for the country. i know you need to _ really bad for the country.ng a package from government probably tomorrow to deal with some of the cost of living issues. is that not what party really care about? have they moved on from the party row? the about? have they moved on from the -a row? . . about? have they moved on from the -a row? , ., , ., , party row? the liberal democrats have been saying _ party row? the liberal democrats have been saying for _ party row? the liberal democrats have been saying for months - party row? the liberal democrats have been saying for months now| party row? the liberal democrats - have been saying for months now that we need _ have been saying for months now that we need a _ have been saying for months now that we need a package to help people with the _ we need a package to help people with the cost of living issues, it is the _ with the cost of living issues, it is the conservatives who have dragged — is the conservatives who have dragged their feet, partly because the prime minister has been struggling to save his o

you know, ou wake of this horrific shooting? you know. you hear— wake of this horrific shooting?le here are feeling and that is disbelief, anger is now starting to kick in. there's community is still grieving of course here. as you can see behind me, there is a memorial outside of robb elementary school, 21 process representing the 19 children and two teachers who lost their lives here. people are still grappling with what happened. there are stories of heroism and bravery now coming out as we have learned more about the victims. one student is said to have grabbed his cell phone to call 911. one of the teachers was trying to shield the students from those bullets. so right now the community here definitely still grieving, but we are seeing that they are coming together and really trying to rally around each other and support each other as they try to move forward. it was interesting to hear one woman interviewed say that guns do not kill people, people kill people, but she did not say that people use guns to kill other people and it happens in the united states with a regularity

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i know ou are this year. ben has got more. i know you are to — this year. ben has got more. the economy is pretty similar to what a baker looks for when _ similar to what a baker looks for when they— similar to what a baker looks for when they are looking in their open window _ when they are looking in their open window. they want to see growth. they— window. they want to see growth. they want — window. they want to see growth. they want to see things getting bigger — they want to see things getting bigger. that is what this figure is all about — bigger. that is what this figure is all about. the first three months of this year. _ all about. the first three months of this year, the uk economy grew by 08%~ _ this year, the uk economy grew by 08%~ that — this year, the uk economy grew by 0.8%. that means it is growing, it is getting — 0.8%. that means it is growing, it is getting bigger, there is more money. — is getting bigger, there is more money, there is more investment, there _ money, there is more investment, there are _ money, there is more investment, there are more jo

i know ou will slightly counterintuitive. i know you will keep — slightly counterintuitive.ow you will keep an eye _ slightly counterintuitive. i know you will keep an eye on - slightly counterintuitive. i know you will keep an eye on this --| slightly counterintuitive. i know . you will keep an eye on this -- and you will keep an eye on this —— and may be those approaches being slightly counterintuitive. talks are taking place in belfast between the northern ireland secretary brandon lewis and the stormont assembly's five main parties, following elections last week which saw sinn fein winning the most seats. it means the party is entitled to the role of first minister — but that depends on the second largest party, the democratic unionists nominating a deputy. the dup wants the uk government to address concerns about post—brexit trading arrangements before it will nominate ministers. here's our correspondent danjohnson. they may be in the building, but new assembly members won't be exercising power in the immediate future. sinn fein's position as largest party is a symbolic

this morning and the demand for auto and semiconductors is strong and weigh don't know how sustainable. >> stacy, thank ouys. i appreciate it. >>> coming up, how all this market volatility we've been discussing could impact the fed's big decision on wednesday. we'll discuss the cause, effect, the linkages with the dow still down 440 points. stay with us in one second, sara. yes! will get a job offer somewhere sunnier. relocating in weeks. weeks? yeah, weeks. gotta sell the house. don't worry, sell to opendoor, and move on your schedule. yes! when life's doors open, we'll handle the house. flexshares etfs are built with advanced modeling. to fill portfolio gaps and target specific goals. strengthening client confidence in you. before investing consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. go to flexshares.com for a prospectus containing this information. read it carefully. >>> welcome back, everybody. as i said into the commercial break we were down 440 and slid down 80 points. still 500 and that aligns with the s&p and you in a 1% drop for the nasdaq down to 12,213. now it comes

we don't know yet. thank ou ve might be. we don't know yet.llito was there as they qualified for the grand final. turin. eurovision. an arena of flag—waving fans. and thousands more at the eurovision village. and the most visible flag in the crowd — the blue and yellow of ukraine. here to cheer along the hot favourites, the kalush orchestra. music: stefania. strangers bonded by a moment. wejust met, like, five minutes ago, we don't know each other — butjust saw our flags and we gather all together to support us. very emotional moments, but it's so much said also. very emotional moments, but it's so much sad also. so it's a big unity— of the european family, so... . so it's really like a big family. in europe, and ukraine feels part of it, and this is reallyj like celebration of this european union and all the values, all the european values. _ so it means a lot. and if they win, a hope that maybe, in the future, families divided by war will one day be able to share this moment in their home country. my daughter, she is five years old and she a

know. thank ou ve difference is, we don't know.e they were murdered by their parents' partners, were not taken seriously enough by child protection professionals — that's according to a safeguarding review published today. the experts' report found that the cases of 16—month—old star hobson, and six—year—old arthur llabinjo—hughes, reflected wider problems with the system in england. 0ur social affairs editor, alison holt, has more. arthur, are you going to play for england? no. no?! why not? arthur labinjo—hughes was six when he was murdered by his father's girlfriend after weeks of spiteful, horrific abuse. and star hobson — here in the arms of her mother's partner, who would later kill her — was 16 months old. today's report says, whilst responsibility for the children's deaths lies solely with their abusers, both children were also failed by child—protection professionals who too often disregarded the concerns of their wider families. star's aunt and step—great—grandfather say, when family told social workers and police they we

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they know the difference between a party playing politics and a government trying to help. thank ou thank you. enough. and _ government trying to help. thank you. enough. and now— government trying to help. thank you. enough. and now we - government trying to help. thank you. enough. and now we will. government trying to help. thank. you. enough. and now we will hear from _ you. enough. and now we will hear from the _ you. enough. and now we will hear from the chairman of the select committee, mel stride.- from the chairman of the select committee, mel stride. thank you, madam deputy _ committee, mel stride. thank you, madam deputy speaker. _ committee, mel stride. thank you, madam deputy speaker. can - committee, mel stride. thank you, madam deputy speaker. can i - committee, mel stride. thank you, - madam deputy speaker. can i commend this announcement broadly. it is a very significant intervention my right honourable friend has made, channelling billions of pounds in a targeted series of transfer payments to those who most need it. as my right honourable friend will know, similar