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julie and her children arrived in taunton in may| children arrived in taunton in may 2022, having fled days they told me i from the first days they told me from the first days they told me from now on this house is your house, they help me with everything. with getting a car, with getting a job, they were always trying to remind me you are at home and we are yourfamily now and remind me you are at home and we are your family now and we will take care about you and your children. that was huge. honestly, it was something i never thought would happen. when people who really are strangest for you become your family. it was huge. absolutely amazin: , family. it was huge. absolutely amazing, within _ family. it was huge. absolutely amazing, within a _ family. it was huge. absolutely amazing, within a couple i family. it was huge. absolutely amazing, within a couple of i family. it was huge. absolutely i amazing, within a couple of weeks it was like _ amazing, within a couple of weeks it was like they are just part of the family— was like they are just part of the family type thing, they wer

you can't get your spring crops in, you know, the, east of taunton, curry moor is still under water.e i'm doing a podcast on trying to keep the world farming and the country farming, and, you know, lots of very, very wet fields . so, yes, very, very wet fields. so, yes, we should we, you know, we talk about food security, but of course, everything that the government's come up with so far has reduced production. and when i parliament, i always i was in parliament, i always warned that. i warned 6eorge eustice, the then secretary of state, that if everything you do, if you actually incentivise farmers not to grow food, especially in a difficult time when costs are high, cost of production is high, then farmers are going to take the environmental route, which is not all wrong, but we don't want as much land , put into these as much land, put into these schemes. we're also taking out good land and planting trees where we actually should not be doing it. and of course, we land up importing food , probably from up importing food, probably from brazil, which they probably burnt down the ra

this document is dated montreal for years later and taunton engaging to voyageurs to go to the illinois country. as for traders, the beginning of the fur trade in north america. the contract specifies the division of furs they hope to obtain and enlists in detail the goods for the indians. 100 years later. the mississippi river was a major issue at the head of the at the end of the american revolution. john jay, one of america's most brilliant statesmen, was in paris for negotiation. quote, the count asked me what were our southern boundaries? and i told him the mississippi. he denied. all right. to that extent and urged several arguments to show the propriety of a more eastern line between us and spain in exchange for free navigation of the mississippi. jay was authorized to guarantee spanish sovereignty of florida if spain regained from england. you almost have to have a big map because the everything changes. i mean this war that war negotiations. it gets very complicated with because it goes back and forth. france had given louisiana and therefore the to spain but then napoleon conq

plus, visited parish's plus, i visited neil parish's farm in taunton and we've got exclusive picturesnow, this is a trigger warning for some of you. so look, there you go. my adventures in the countryside next. plus more front pages. and my nominate their my pundits nominate their headune my pundits nominate their headline page headline heroes and back page heroes the day. lots to get heroes of the day. lots to get through. you in two. okay, folks, one more set of front pages. and it is the sunday times. do your worst, josh. let's have a look. birthday boy. josh. director another year older, very handsome he he handsome chap he is. he looks about know, you're about 25. you know, you're getting when directors look getting old when directors look younger. absolutely. okay. younger. yeah, absolutely. okay. and is let's have and the headline is let's have a look. just my papers look. i've just moved my papers around. johnson flew for secret talks with autocrats. a bit of a scandal there surrounding, boris johnson. borisjohnson scandal there surrounding, boris johnson. boris johnson secret

spots to avoid particularly good friday, going to be on the m5 heading south from bristol towards tauntonpeople of course, will be setting off, to go to the west country , from the midlands, from country, from the midlands, from the north of england, and also , the north of england, and also, looking more widely further north, the m6 is going to be very tricky, particularly at that place, north of preston, where everybody turns off to go to the lovely lake district. so wherever you are going, the advice is set off early , or set advice is set off early, or set off late, my friend, i know you will, echo what i'm about to say here. >> just respect for people who have to work in the airline industry and whatever it is on the ground or in the air. and we didn't even mention trains because i'm not even sure trains are running. i think there is going to be disruption again. there would be disruption even if they were running. but, we what's the what's the latest on trains that you're hearing ? trains that you're hearing? >> well, yeah. i'm speaking to you from manchester. i was 40 minutes late