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because she believes in biological sex was actually interviewed and spoke to the students at the oxford uniono it does happen there. it does have huge pushback because britain is effectively just downstream from america on these issues as on so many others. you know, america catches the gender nonsense virus and within no time, it comes to the uk. david: this should be the opposite. we've got the beatles from britain and now it's switching over. so in other words, the crazy, really craziness that you see here hasn't yet gotten to that level at the uk. >> its got almost as bad but you know, i repeat. there is just this extraordinary disaster going on underneath this which is that in the 21st century when we have so much we could be accomplishing, students at oxford university are being persuaded to forget the first thing we knew as a species. boy or girl. david: okay next one, douglas. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez wasted no time using the wildfires to push the green new deal. between new york city and wildfires smoke and this it bears repeating how unprepared we are for the climate c

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who has— important speech at the oxford union. who has the support of my eapereiar— union. for the fa cup final at wembley. travelling to london for the fa cup final at wembley . well, cup final at wembley. well, aslef's general secretary mick whelan accused the government of not wanting a to resolution the problem, but the government has said it has facilitated a fair and reasonable pay offer. said it has facilitated a fair and reasonable pay offer . a and reasonable pay offer. a conservative think tank is suing the us department of homeland security to uncover prince harry's immigration records following revelations in his book spare that he took drugs . book spare that he took drugs. the heritage foundation wants to see the records to prove if the admission was documented in his us visa application . the case us visa application. the case will be held in a court in washington, dc, in front of a us federal judge next tuesday . the federal judge next tuesday. the press will be invited to the heanng press will be invited to the hearing and smoke from a wildfire in the scott

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after graduating from oxford, he traveled a lot, visiting the soviet union, and now the press accusedar of extramarital affairs with a 19-year-old model. christine keeler lied to him at the first hearing in the pro chamber that there was nothing, but then he confessed under the pressure of evidence, the scandal grew many times over, and when the press unearthed that yevgeny ivanov, an assistant to the naval officer of the soviet embassy in britain, yevgeny ivanov, had met with the same girl, lists suggested that she could pass information to him from perfume, the scandal led first to the resignation of the minister. and a few months later, and to the fall of the entire macmillan cabinet, on june 5, 1980 , the first of the new modified series crew commander yuriy was launched on the soyuz-2 spacecraft. malyshev, he flew into space for the first time and was a flight engineer. vladimir aksyonov, who flew for the second time on the soyuz t2, had new on-board systems, including a propulsion system and solar panels. he also introduced new scientific equipment to the salyut six orbital stat

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union's president donald. now nelson-lichtenstein and his landmark study labor's war at home called this the epic battle of lewis's career david kennedy and his touchstone touchstone oxford history of the period. edits lewis and t umw so-called pure victory in t dispute with the turning of t public tide against labor in the war allowing conserv quote to take their revge for nearly a decades worth of labor gai. jim sparrow explains how the same process played out among everyday americans quote a bridge was crossed that left late organized labor politically isolated and partially discredited as a full partner in the war effort. the recognize importance of these events seems deeply out of step with the depth of narration which they have been accorded. however given the nearly universal acknowledgment of the importance of the united mine workers in shaping the politics of wartime labor. we strangely know very little about the way the conflicts actually unfolded on the ground their implications for the wartime energy system and minor zone thoughts about them. all accounts acknowledge that in 1943 the dispute centered around minors demands for a wage increase as wartime inflat