and for one coach who played a key role in his development, the youngster s attitude set him apart. so what he did do consistently for probably three or four years was really challenge me to make sure every conversation i had with him, every training session i had with him, every interaction i had with him was planned, it was thought out. because that s what top players do, they demand from themselves, but they also demand from people around you. it was a sign ofjust how highly birmingham city rated jude bellingham that on his departure from the club at the age ofjust 17, they retired his number 22 shirt an honour typically reserved for players at the end of their careers, not those at the very start. injuly 2020, bellingham made the move to germany to sign for borussia dortmund, gaining his first england cap a few months later. he became the youngest player to play at the euros in 2021, before scoring his first goal for england in their opening world cup game against iran. it s been
they are asking for a solution that they have not received yet. but i am against anybody resorting to violence and breaking the law. but i think they should. ok, that s clear. one of the big problems that the lebanese people see is endemic, massive corruption. now, injuly 2020, a former senior official in the ministry of finance said that while, even then, many, many controls had been put on cash withdrawals from lebanese banks, that ordinary lebanese people were really tightly controlled in terms of access to their money. he said more than $6 billion was being smuggled out of the country by what he called a dirty money elite. it seems, according to lebanese media reports, that is still going on. there is still one rule for the political elite in your country and something entirely different for the ordinary lebanese people.
as i said, i am against going against anything illegal. i am against violence. should they be punished or not? i think the judiciary system, the judiciary system should be sympathetic with them as long as they don t harm any souls, they don t really injure or harm anyone. they should be handled very delicately because those people are really suffering. they are asking for a solution that they have not received yet. but i am against anybody resorting to violence and breaking the law. but i think they should. ok, that s clear. one of the big problems that the lebanese people see is endemic, massive corruption. now, injuly 2020, a former senior official in the ministry of finance said that while, even then, many, many controls had been put on cash withdrawals from lebanese banks, that ordinary lebanese
around quite a lot. across the whole uk hospitality industry, about 6% of staff are leaving and need to be replaced every month. for pubs the figure is higher, 8%. and whereas in 2019, 43% ofjobs were filled by workers from the eu, now that figure is just 26%. and it s notjust staffing. energy bills for air conditioning, fridges, heating even beer is up about 8%. there will be businesses who actually say, d you know what? it s not worth opening on monday or tuesday. and that s already happening, but even if they can find staff, which is very challenging, it s not taking because the energy costs are so much that the money they re going to take over those two days isn t worth it. some are predicting many more pubs could close in the next couple of years. injuly 2020, the government temporarily reduced the rate of vat to 5%, it went back
a bumper easter and summer, but many families who hoped for winter sun are having to wait a little longer. katy austin, bbc news. the charity commission is looking into the accounts of the foundation set up by the family of the ww2 veteran captain sir tom moore. accounts published by the captain tom foundation show that in its first year it spent more than 200 thousand pounds on running costs a nd co nsulta nts. it gave out 160 thousand pounds to charities in grants. the commission started looking into the foundation almost a year ago. the foundation says it s working closely with the regulator and welcomes its input. cardiff university has apologised to the family of a student who took her own life hours after being told she had failed an exam. pharmacy student mared foulkes from anglesey received the results email injuly 2020 but it didn t take account of her re sit which she d already passed.