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i had to twist tice's arm to let him put this item on the agenda. thank you for your cooperation. >> chair fin laughs we're very sad that you are not going to be with us anymore and whenever any commissioner but especially a chair leaves the commission it's very important to stop and recognize the work that that person's done. this is community service. you guys don't have to be here . you're not getting compensated like the staff are. you are volunteering and you're just serving the city that you live in and that you love and it's it's a tough job. it's a thankless job a lot of the time these are hard decisions, critical decisions. so i just want to take a moment to say thank you for your years of service. it's been a real pleasure to work with you. i think i speak for all the staff. we've learned a lot from you and you've had an incredible impact in your time here that you should be very proud of. i in particular i wanted to note a few projects that we were talking in the office about you know what what's the what's the tice legacy? what is tice l

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tice insists reforms vetting process has improved despite past failures, calling it better and better. in other news, a second body has been found near the river dee in the search for two missing sisters in aberdeen, eliza and henrietta hastie, both 32, were last seen near victoria bridge on the 7th of january. the first body was recovered from the river on friday morning, with the second found near the same location that evening. formal identification is yet to take place, but their family have been informed. the sisters, originally from hungary, had lived in scotland for ten years. police say there were no apparent suspicious circumstances and enquiries are ongoing and the alcohol duty freeze is over and consumers face a double tax hit. from today, duties on alcohol will rise by 3.6% in line with inflation, with wine and spirits now taxed based on strength, distillers warn that rising costs and taxes could lead to even fewer pub sales , hitting even fewer pub sales, hitting treasury revenues. labour is facing criticism for the move, with reform uk saying it will leave a nasty taste

back here at home, richard tice says reform uk mp won't be suspended despite a past assault conviction for kicking his former girlfriend. he argues that james mcdermott is a mature mock, rather is a shining example of someone who made a mistake but grew and succeeded. the conviction was not disclosed when mcdermott was elected, but surfaced after court records revealed he served 21 days in a young offenders institution. richard tice insists that reforms vetting process has improved despite past failures, calling it better and better. the met police are deploying extra officers in london as opposing protests over tommy robinson are set to clash. robinson's supporters will march from waterloo station to whitehall, while anti—racism protesters head from piccadilly to trafalgar square. police say pedestrian access will be restricted and people should avoid the area if they're not involved. it comes as robinson is currently serving an 18 month prison sentence for breaching a high court injunction. the met says officers are prepared to intervene swiftly if any disorder breaks out. sir keir s