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  1. il y a 11 heures

    Matt Hancock: "The decision that we have made is to put the peace process first and foremost as our top international obligation" If peace is at risk, asks , shouldn't the government should have thought that through before signing the deal?

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    "I really hope we can turn this around before Christmas... " Health Secretary Matt Hancock, telling that the new law saying no more than 6 people can meet up will be in place for the foreseeable future

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  3. il y a 12 heures

    On problems with people getting tests, Matt Hancock says there is "record capacity" for testing and the problem is a sharp rise in people without symptoms applying for tests, including stories of whole schools being told to get a test.

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  4. il y a 12 heures

    "We are going to bring more clarity and enforce the rules more strictly." Health Secretary Matt Hancock says they will also enforce more strictly the rules on people giving contact details when visiting pubs and restaurants.

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    "He promised to put a tiger in the tank but he's put an elephant in the china shop". France's former EU minister on 's approach to EU trade negotiations

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  6. il y a 13 heures

    "You cannot be half illegal as well as you cannot be half pregnant... I cannot believe a respected government as the British government makes the wrong choice of going against the law." Ex-French Europe Minister Natalie Loiseau

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  7. il y a 13 heures

    "Let's not lose sight of who we are and what we stand for." Senior Tory MP Tobias Ellwood asks how the UK can complain to countries like China and Russia about breaches in treaties over Hong Kong or ballistic missiles if the government takes this path.

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  8. il y a 13 heures

    "It was certainly very tough for her yesterday… This has gone on a long time, it really takes it out of her." Richard Ratcliffe, Nazanin's husband, says she feared she was being returned to prison when taken to court.

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    il y a 13 heures

    There may not be enough tutors to provide govt’s ‘catch-up’ scheme for disadvantaged kids in Eng, charities warn. Prof Lee Eliot Major – big advocate for it in first place – says there are “big concerns” we don’t have enough high quality tutors.

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  10. il y a 14 heures

    Coming up today: Health Secretary Matt Hancock on the new restrictions against the rise in Covid cases (0810); warnings over the catch up plans for English schools; and Jane Fonda on protest - from Vietnam to climate change.

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    Running late so… Today on : on re-imposing restrictions, on vaccines, Susan Jebb on childhood obesity and Dr Kelly Hogan on the discovery of deep channels under the . Oh, and Jane Fonda on getting arrested… again

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  12. 7 sept.

    West Midlands Mayor Andy Street says: "We have to see it as a one off random piece and what will define the city is our response to it now."

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  13. 7 sept.

    "There are now some really hard decisions on how you manage the next couple of weeks." Scottish government adviser Devi Sridhar says the rise is a mix of more testing and more real infections.

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    4 sept.

    Tomorrow on : Prof Dame Anne Johnson on the shifting pattern of Coronavirus infections and Prof Sheila Rowan on a black hole merger sending shock waves through the astronomical firmament

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  15. 4 sept.

    Transport Secretary Grant Shapps told starting construction of HS2 rail "shows a lot of faith in the future of this country" as well as creating "22,000 jobs...for young people at a time when the economy will need it." podcast

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    4 sept.

    New from : How are businesses parts of the north west of England coping with the continued lockdown? Plus the future of Debenhams, and the rise and fall of tech stocks. Presented by my colleague

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    4 sept.

    Accept we have to do better on help for veterans but to say no help out there is wrong -

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  18. 4 sept.

    Our policy has been "to protect the weak and vulnerable" says Prof Johan Giesecke, Sweden's former top epidemiologist who has just been appointed to advise the WHO: "With time, we will acquire some kind of herd immunity but...it's a by product"

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  19. 4 sept.

    Grant Shapps says he is "very keen to try to co ordinate" with other administrations & ideally "announce the same things" but that didn't happen this week. The devolved govts have every right to introduce different quarantine policies, he adds.

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  20. 4 sept.

    New ways of working make a significant change to the case for HS2 as there could be much reduced demand for long distance travel, says Lord Berkeley, Labour peer & former Deputy Chair, Review group into HS2. He calls for a complete review.

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