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Transcripts For BBCNEWS BBC Newsroom Live 20170516

Since september 2013, driven up by rising Clothing Prices and air fares. The white house denies a report that President Trump revealed classified intelligence to the Russian Foreign minister when they met last week. Greater Manchester Police say they will never close the case of the moors murders, despite the death of ian brady at the age of 79. British territory in the South Pacific were so much rubbish has washed up it has the highest density of Plastic Waste in the world. We re of Plastic Waste in the world. Were so of Plastic Waste in the world. Were so much rubbish. In which place so much rubbish. Good morning. Im ben brown, in bradford, where Jeremy Corbyn is about to launch what labour are calling a radical and responsible manifesto for government. He will say it is a radical and responsible plan and fully costed. The conservatives have already said the sums do not add up. We have heard there will be pledges to nationalise the Water Companies in england, privatised by margaret t

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Sport on bbc news how a run in with eddiejones dog has apparently put owen farrell at risk of missing the six nations clash with scotland on saturday good evening, and welcome to the bbc news at 6. The chancellor has been forced to defend his budget and the controversial changes to increase National Insurance for Self Employed workers. Thats despite a tory Manifesto Pledge not to raise National Insurance. Its angered a number of conservative backbenchers and been roundly criticised by labour. There has been partial backing for the increase from the influential think tank the institute for fiscal studies, but overall it described the chancellors plans as a sticking plaster rather than a fundamental review. Our chief Political Correspondent vicki young has been following the days events. He says hes backing business, but visiting the West Midlands today the chancellor had to fend off accusations that hes bashing the workers who keep the wheels of the economy turning. Putting up taxes is

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Transcripts for BBCNEWS Our World 20210921 01:53:00

approach, in the long run, promises to be more efficient hideous german efficiency. will angela merkel be remembered as a great chancellor, do you think? i think so, yes. and, in the long run, people will see that these 16 years have been, if you sum it up, quite successful. not only economically, but also in shaping the country towards preparing it in the european and global sense for a future which will not be easy. that future, and its challenges, will fall to the new generation of politicians. and they, in turn, must listen to the voice of a new class of voters. now we have to stand up and say, ok, stop driving cars, stop flying to holiday, because we need to reduce

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