Other part of the human race has been building huge Stone Structures for ages. What are the origins of these structures. What were the circular constructions used for. Many of these structures were sealed up thousands of years ago by the people who built them. But in some cases wind and waves wore away that protective covering over time. These structures are called mega lists. You could call them gigantic works of art we get a little sad moment that is down on black neighbor built long before the paramedics the technical and logistical muster paces that push the limits of human imagination. Large Stone Structures like these were built in many places around the world. For example in the far north of scotland youll find ancient constructions that are older than stonehenge. Every home but lump in both that you see could be a new off your logical site. If youre particularly during the ploughing season new sites are discovered by farmers. These discoveries outline an important chapter in hu
earlier talking about talking about how bad policies are forcing disinvestment in businesses to leave insses to is anothercs, it form of disinvestment. he said it s not politics, it s policy. s and i think democrat,n alik republican alike. and we should we should youe, know, the mayor or mayors wantgt to try to make their city sound better. i do agree with you. t this is his straa strangnge vic, bu it at the same time,he i understand what she s saying. but she d spent a lot it d be at th lot better expenditure of timeci if you got the council togethelr and tried to figur e how do weoing f prevent these things from happening going forward. that s what she should haveo said durin g that interview.ple th she should have said , look, people think so poorly of the city. wethe city are not the city you, but we need to do better. and here s what i m announcing. and i think i think, unfortunately, politicians today get so thin skinned with remember, this is a national problem. eight out o
conference for about electoral reform, changing the system of how elections work in government some form. do you think sir keir starmer should embrace? it form. do you think sir keir starmer should embrace? should embrace? it will be an interesting should embrace? it will be an interesting debate. should embrace? it will be an interesting debate. i m - should embrace? it will be an - interesting debate. i m personally interesting debate. i m personally in favour interesting debate. i m personally in favour of it. i think every vote should in favour of it. i think every vote should count, so that s what this place should count, so that s what this place is should count, so that s what this place is for. should count, so that s what this place is for, to have these types of debales place is for, to have these types of debates and shape are one policy. i m debates and shape are one policy. in looking debates and shape are one policy. i m looking forward to that debate, be
and more licences for companies to explore and indeed extract oil and gas from the north sea. we expect all of that but, earlier today one of her close allies, promoted to levelling up secretary in the government, simon clarke, was asked about the package we are expecting with perhaps typical household bills limited to £2500, and he was asked should that money go to those who need it most and he said there is already money pre announced which will be going to some of the poorer households, £650 for people in any form of benefits, but you can see that it form of benefits, but you can see thatitis form of benefits, but you can see that it is not a perfect way of doing this, but it did say that the government would be looking to offer comfort and certainty to people facing the pressure of higher bills. this is clearly not an ideal set of circumstances. we are dealing with, effectively, and energy war, which has been forced upon us. we need to protect