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tt revolting are not following the science?| following the signs in the science to date has been more on the mark than the politics to date but that doesn't tell us anything, really, because every response we have has been late so we do not know what would have happened if we had responded at the time scientist gave us warning. i think it is very difficult for the public, and i as a member of the public, to know what exactly we should believe and what exactly we should believe and what exactly is right. ifeel very exactly we should believe and what exactly is right. i feel very sorry for that cabinet to constantly have to make these decisions and i wouldn't want to have to make them. and i would see in the light of everything we have looked at this morning and look at every single day as we need our cabinet that works as one and notjust constantly being fended off apologies and embarrassment but be putting us first. thank you to mo hussein and shyama perera. enjoy your sunday hello, hello, everyone. i hope you're doing all righ

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tt�*s 2; very striking pair indeed.which is the future of our past we can really read into places where we have no rating so we have to look at the archaeology and we find there is this third migration in the bronze age time where people have come from farms into canned and then spread across england and wales especially and they seem to have brought what might be our celtic roots with us and we are a wondrously mixed up country with all sorts of dna in this age when they are looking at the dna is when farming and the house that fed into a neat and was preserved and those wooden wheels, this is the era we are talking about. 3000 years ago. we can look at the dna delaet that 800 individuals to see their dna and be found across britain and western and central europe there was this migration into britain and they may have, we cannot tell from dna what language they spoke but they may have brought a former celtic language with them and it looks like there was already a form of celtic language in the north and in ireland dis

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i mean that and and i lay tt in the book, down to what your thermostat can bee at the smart meters down to your appliances what y we have seen with what's happened with dishwashers and washers and dryers, even showerheads, every little aspect will be regulated but beyond that it goes much deeper as well. there's calls for ending private car ownership, roving fleets of rentalt electric vehicles, i sw some private homeownership in the suburbs jerks all of this is built in to the vision, the broad vision of the green new deal and means all things for all these progresses. whatever branch of the progressive wing that is pushing this is goingso to be pushing different aspects of it and that is what people are not realizing this is not a full climate energy bill that greatat i care about the air, support the green new deal, there's much, much more in it than that. >> let's start with some of the environmental factors. you describe the green new deal as an ultimate wish list of the progressive environmental agenda. how specifically did the green new deal change our lives in your view? >> well,

tt will not stretch as far as the cuest. ., , ., , guest. will not be the last interest rate rise. _ guest. it will not be the last interest rate rise. they - guest. it will not be the last interest rate rise. they are l interest rate rise. they are expecting two more in the new year. our top story this evening... more than 88,000 new paperback cases and 24 hours but the number of people having a booster hits a record high as well. and a strong start for australia keeps up the pressure on england as the second ashes test gets under way. coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel: another bad —— another premier league matches called off, manchester united against brighton. for the sixth year in a row, the number of children in care who are adopted has fallen in england. the government says there's a growing need to find and recruit families to adopt the rising number of children who remain in the care system. as of march this year there were almost 81,000 children in care. in 2015, nearly 5,500 children were adopted from the care system.

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of all the kids i there were inter, all the young men and women that worked f here, all the people tt were influenced to have a different approach to the rest of the world, a little different attitude to people they might disagree with and a chance to bring the values that bob dole exhibited in his public life to more people across the nation. i don't know how to sum up but i'm sure i will have a few more opportunities this week to express the life of bob dole, to express the value of the life of bob dole. so, this afternoon, it's not a conclusion but it is an ending of these remarks i think senator dole for being a kansan with a lot ofom common sense. i thank him for his willingness to serve, to serve the nation, put on the uniform and go through the experience of his injuries into rehabilitation, theth kansans that helped him through that experience. most of my life i've heard the story of bob dole's hometown of russell, kansas. again i grew up within 15 miles of russell. and upon his return from the va hospital to his hometown, the community rallied to the survival and success of h

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tt government in the last ten years. tt is due to a number of circumstances.e emphasis on adult social care. we still have a shortage of social workers. we have too many social workers who are being changed. you don't have that continuity. and there are big pressures on social workers. we need to do more early on. we need to do more preventative stuff rather than social workers desperately looking on the door when things have already gone wrong and we are dealing with the symptoms. 0ne gone wrong and we are dealing with the symptoms. one thing the government has done is the new initiative on the best start in life, the andrea leadsom review, which is about working with vulnerable families early on before we hit a crisis point. but remember, it is not social workers who killed this child. it was a very evil, sadistic parent and the father of that child working together in unbelievably abusive circumstances. how could they have been stopped earlier is the question we need to ask. . ~' , ., earlier is the question we need to ask. ., ,, y., ., earlier is the quest

tt into contact with, what is your view on that?of other challenges in terms of the economy, issues of mental health and so on. it is a genuinely difficult one to call. mandating things is more effective, but there are other knock—on effects that we are trying to balance here. what we are seeing currently is actually the real impact of an infection which is spreading as quickly as this omicron variant is. the latest we have heard, for instance, is that the natural history museum have had to close for a week because of an unprecedented impact on its staff through covid. so, even without enforced lockdowns, there is testing, people are aware of when there are cases and there are rules in place to make people stay at home in that context. so, are we kind of, in context, almost in a quasi—lockdown, in that people have to shut themselves away when they are affected?— have to shut themselves away when they are affected? lockdown is not a helful they are affected? lockdown is not a helpful term. _ they are affected? lockdown is not a helpf

good evening, i'm tt and this is your sports news where we start in the premier league in what was al 3—2 at old trafford. new interim manager ralf rangnick watched from the stands, before taking over for sunday's match against crystal palace. arsenal struck first with a bizarre goal that saw david de gea on the ground injured as emile smith rowe's shot went passed him. united equalised through bruno fernandes before ronaldo's 800th career goal put the hosts in front only to see that lead snuffed outjust a minute of so later. but the portuguese was on hand to score a third for the red devils as they move 7th in the table. tottenham are up to 6th in the table after a comfortable 2—0 win at home to brentford. the opener was an own goal from sergi canos that came from a ricochetjust12 minutes in. and the second saw son heung min put a pass from sergio reguillon in the net from just six yards out to keep the unbeaten league record for antonio conte since he took charge of the north londoners. we had many chances now to implement and improve this. but, we must be satisfied for the perform

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