with around 8,000 seats and four mayoral posts up for grabs. for the first time, people voting in england will need to show a valid photo id before casting their ballot at polling stations. passports, driving licences, older or disabled person s bus passes are among the forms of identification that will be accepted. there s been a sharp rise in measles in england, with 49 cases diagnosed since january. doctors are urging parents to make sure that children have had their full mmr vaccinations as protection against measles, which spreads easily. in rare cases, it can cause lifelong disability or death. a metropolitan police officer accused of unlawfully tasered ring a man while he was climbing on a wall has told a court he was acting in self defence. the man left paralysed
and subsidies. case managers help get medical appointments, mental health, and drug and alcohol treatment. some also receive free bus passes and a safe place to park if they are living out of a car. you want to reduce homeless homelessness come to l.a. the mayor promises more shelters. the governor is using the national guard to build more tiny homes. crossroads where public sympathy is wearing thin. public outrage is growing and if we re not age to show meaningful reductions and fast, we are in danger of ooze losing all public support for what we are trying to do. state audit found that money isn t necessarily a problem. accountability is with hundreds of government agencies and nonprofits all fighting for a piece of the pie, producing a bloated do duplicative systems l homeless inc. bret? bret: william, thank you. how the push for reparations could escalate already surging inflation.
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amongst diners in this local cafe. celebrating or commiserating ? oh, i ll be commiserating. i think it s a sad loss to politics. i don t think personally, i don t think anybody can touch her as far as politicians are concerned, she s as sharp as a tack. i m ex nhs and i think since the snp campe in, in particular nicola, the health service has slid down the hill in scotland. so what do you make of her resigning? i actually quite agree with her going. i think she s come to the end of her road. parts of greenock have high levels of deprivation. the work nicola sturgeon s government has done to tackle this appreciated by many here, although some do have doubts about more recent decisions, she has made. free bus passes for over 60, the schoolkids that all get bus passes. so that helps them get to school on the dark mornings. do you feel like she s had areas where she s been less surefooted? well, with the transgender.