obviously drugs and then they mouth off again. they are being used to carry off again. they are being used to carry stuff off again. they are being used to carry stuff around on the scooters and it s carry stuff around on the scooters and it s absolutely tragic. the way young and it s absolutely tragic. the way young people are getting sucked into this alternative lifestyle that are so disruptive, notjust this alternative lifestyle that are so disruptive, not just for them this alternative lifestyle that are so disruptive, notjust for them but for the so disruptive, notjust for them but for the community they are part of. my heart for the community they are part of. my heart bleeds for ely today. the brush my heart bleeds for ely today. the brush that my heart bleeds for ely today. the brush that the community will be tarred brush that the community will be tarred with again because this has happened, it took a long time after the 91 happened, it took a long time after
Evocative, a 6-year-old daughter of Pioneerof the Nile from the family of Grade 1 winner New Year’s Day and Grade 2 winner Mohaymen who is in foal to Quality Road, sold to Kerri Radcliffe, agent, for $550,000 to lead a solid day of trade during Monday’s opening session of the Keeneland January Horses of All Ages Sale.
budget as well. they have settled some pay disputes in scotland, but some pay disputes in scotland, but some are still ongoing. we have heard today that ambulance drivers have rejected the offer from the scottish government, teachers are in dispute, there was a nationwide strike a couple of weeks ago, we are expecting more nationwide strikes january onwards. he has some very difficult pay negotiations he is trying to resolve alongside the local government negotiating body in scotland, that is also putting pressure on those government budgets and what the government has to do is as well as find areas to cut, is to try and find areas to raise money. but as expected if as expected he raises the income tax bands, that is a way to get more money into the coffers to try and ease the pressures going forward. you were ust talkin: pressures going forward. you were just talking about pressures going forward. you were just talking about the pressures going forward. you were just talking a
government to work with industry to rcatty government to work with industry to really support people, because we know really support people, because we knowjust really support people, because we knowjust how bad the customers are suffering knowjust how bad the customers are suffering right now. we knowjust how bad the customers are suffering right now. suffering right now. we were ust talkin: out suffering right now. we were ust talking out there i suffering right now. we were ust talking out there about i suffering right now. we were ust talking out there about the h talking out there about the possibility about a long term government guaranteed fund, kind of deficit fund, which the energy companies could borrow against over may be a 20 year period, a fund of tens of billions of pounds, which would stabilise prices, so we wouldn t see the sudden hikes like the ones predicted in the autumn and the ones predicted in the autumn and the beginning of next year. do you think tha