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we took the old marks and spencer's in the centre of peterborough about 4 or 5 years ago.rket in there, no problem. but the two floors above completely vacant. so no use for it. we added three floors, put 100 flats above and now it's back into use . yes, it works for into use. yes, it works for a sort of supermarket opposite . we sort of supermarket opposite. we took a pound land, whole building was all sort of in use previously. now there's a college in there. the rents have halved on the high street where we are. so all of these uses suddenly start to work. you know, we've got an estate agency in one, whereas they could never have afforded the rent before . have afforded the rent before. and you know, on the other side, you know, we're looking at sort of service sector. it's interesting, isn't it, because as i earlier , you know, as i said earlier, you know, whenever you want to build in any rural or semi—rural constituency, there are violent objections. >> the arguments get made. you put another couple of hundred houses here. there's not an extra gp, there's no more ext

we took the old marks and spencer's in the centre of peterborough about 4 or 5 years ago.rket in there, no problem. but the two floors above completely vacant. so no use for it. we added three floors, put 100 flats above and now it's back into use . yes, it works for into use. yes, it works for a sort of supermarket opposite . we sort of supermarket opposite. we took a pound land, whole building was all sort of in use previously. now there's a college in there. the rents have halved on the high street where we are. so all of these uses suddenly start to work. you know, we've got an estate agency in one, whereas they could never have afforded the rent before . have afforded the rent before. and you know, on the other side, you know, we're looking at sort of service sector. it's interesting, isn't it, because as i earlier , you know, as i said earlier, you know, whenever you want to build in any rural or semi—rural constituency, there are violent objections. >> the arguments get made. you put another couple of hundred houses here. there's not an extra gp, there's no more ext

a journey from light years beyond to peterborough cathedral. the unofficial galaxies exhibition.acts. that is actually a star wars script. signed by david prowse, the original darth vader. that was in his hands when he was shooting the movie as darth vader. i think that is one of the most interesting, actually. but the venue is the real star. the cathedral is huge. the set—up is quite a challenge, because you walk three minutes from one end to the other because the cathedral is enormous. invasion of the city complete. inviting us to take a look at the dark side. you're watching bbc news. israeli president isaac herzog wrapped up a two—day visit to washington with an address to a joint session of congress. it comes at a time of tension between presidentjoe biden and the israeli government. one point of contention — a controversialjudicial reform plan that has led to several months of protests in israel. mr biden also recently called israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's government the most extreme in decades. despite that, in his speech, president herzog affirmed the us—isra

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well, if i just think of our situation in peterborough, we're managing something like 1200 tenants. >4% of the population in that city. we put a house on last week to let a little three bed sort of starter home and we got 70 inquiries. if we'd let that run for sort of two and a half weeks, we'd have got something like 200 inquiries. not all of them can proceed, but you know, probably 50, 60 of them would have been able to. so from our point of view, in terms of rental property, what we're seeing in terms of demand versus the supply that we have , there the supply that we have, there is a huge imbalance. and let's be honest as well, if people are the vast majority of people who be honest as well, if people are the lookinngority of people who be honest as well, if people are the lookinngorenter people who be honest as well, if people are the looking ijorenter pe0jrentalo are looking to enter the rental sector is probably because they can't to buy at the moment. >> and that is this issue itself . are we building enough to accommodate the amount of people that we are allowing in, do you t

well, if i just think of our situation in peterborough, we're managing something like 1200 tenants. >4% of the population in that city. we put a house on last week to let a little three bed sort of starter home and we got 70 inquiries. if we'd let that run for sort of two and a half weeks, we'd have got something like 200 inquiries. not all of them can proceed, but you know, probably 50, 60 of them would have been able to. so from our point of view, in terms of rental property, what we're seeing in terms of demand versus the supply that we have , there the supply that we have, there is a huge imbalance. and let's be honest as well, if people are the vast majority of people who be honest as well, if people are the lookinngority of people who be honest as well, if people are the lookinngorenter people who be honest as well, if people are the looking ijorenter pe0jrentalo are looking to enter the rental sector is probably because they can't to buy at the moment. >> and that is this issue itself . are we building enough to accommodate the amount of people that we are allowing in, do you t

allen endorser, katie in peterborough, and some are from st helens and the senior research economistrrying for many you have to do that, it is a hostage to fortune. i know, but he was so adamant about it that i had to phone in and say, a lot of us are not able to afford to pay into the pension now, because thatis pay into the pension now, because that is because we are struggling so much. ijust wanted to make the point. much. i 'ust wanted to make the oint. . ~ much. i 'ust wanted to make the oint. ., ~' ,, much. i 'ust wanted to make the oint. ., ~' y., ., much. i 'ust wanted to make the oint. ., ~ ., ., ~ ., point. thank you for making it, are ou auoin point. thank you for making it, are you going to _ point. thank you for making it, are you going to carry _ point. thank you for making it, are you going to carry on _ point. thank you for making it, are you going to carry on not _ point. thank you for making it, are you going to carry on not paying i point. thank you for making it, are | you going to carry on not paying in? i am going to try and pay it as soon as we possibly can. yo

that was minutes online an and we go five minutes online an and we go and pick the passport up in peterborough so you worry as you shouldn't have to worry as we year. we did last year. >> yeah, indeed . i mean, it is >> yeah, indeed. i mean, it is great stuff. it's absolute great stuff. it's an absolute farce that we're in situation farce that we're in a situation where, you'd lose your where, you know, you'd lose your passport, it would get damaged or you've got or something, and you've got your family there and you're looking holiday looking at going on holiday and you wait months you you've got to wait months for whilst for what is, you know, whilst it's it it's an important document, it is nonetheless just the documents. right? talk me documents. right? talk to me about what's going there, about what's going on there, because whilst we've all got passports be passports now, we might not be able anywhere because able to go anywhere because is, is a mixture foreign is a mixture of foreign air traffic and easyjet is a mixture of foreign air traffwhat's and easyjet is a mixture of foreign air

happened to years ago, >> it happened to me years ago, and i went to the it was an old physio at peterboroughhere and i went to football club and this to the football club and this guy one of these old guy and it was one of these old style physios and he says, right, sort you out, lay on right, i'll sort you out, lay on there. then got his hand there. and then he got his hand stuck doing all oh, no. stuck doing all this. oh, no. i swore would anyway, i would swore i would anyway, i would never admit to having a groyne strain again. it was more painful fact, painful than the in fact, i still feel it. and it was about 25 years ago. >> absolutely mad. here >> absolutely mad. so. so here we are, fourth ashes test. we are, the fourth ashes test. and stokes, who's and ben stokes, who's the captain, basically saying, captain, he's basically saying, look, off, this look, if we're rained off, this is a bad thing. is not a bad thing. >> it's well, rained off >> it's not well, not rained off as rain could help because as in rain could help because it's a five game. the it's a five day game. the weather

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