replace the funding stream that was cut in april to do exactly the same job. when it is a secretary of state going to recognise the enormous financial gap that councils are facing and the poverty studio: we have been bringing you special coverage of a statement by the health secretary announcing a plan for patients to have the nhs in england through the winter and in the future. announcing more support for the nhs, the opposition parties are criticising it as not going far enough. we will bring you more coverage on this in the next few minutes, do stay with us. this is bbc news. well, summer s definitely come to an end now, we re past the equinox too, so into autumn, and i think we re in for quite a marked change in how the weather is going to feel over the coming days. certainly it s going to turn quite a bit colder than what we ve been used to. a cold front is already crossing
so where they are going with this is the same place. they want the funding stream to be exactly what it is now but it is not going to the kind of activity, the kind of proactive law enforcement activity that we know drives down crime. dana: have you heard anything since last week s recall of chesa boudin in san francisco, the progressive district attorney there, the consequences you re hearing? i think we need to have some balance about this. that was a very good thing for law enforcement that the people of san francisco, who are not republicans, right? these are not like they moved him out. remember larry crassner, the east coast version of chesa boudin, he was reelected with 75% of the vote. it s a long way to go here. bill: while we have you. are you surprised that the security for u.s. supreme court justices hasn t been given to them and their families thus far? no, i think the simple
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