are heading to gaziantep, they are hoping to help- hoping to help. we have all been wonderin: hoping to help. we have all been wondering what hoping to help. we have all been wondering what we hoping to help. we have all been wondering what we can hoping to help. we have all been wondering what we can do - hoping to help. we have all been wondering what we can do to - hoping to help. we have all been | wondering what we can do to help communities across the uk have been collecting supplies to send to turkey and syria while specialist british teams have been despatched to search the rubble. graham satchell has this report on the people doing everything they can to help. a turkish community centre in north london, and everyone is glued to their phone trying desperately to get news of loved ones far away. we are on our phones. we can t communicate with them. there s the internet internet has collapsed. their electricity has collapsed. people are just in cold. they are worried
explicitly racist language, or just the otherization of peopl of color, whether any of tha surprises you at this point? when i look at the buildu towards an election, especiall in america at a time whe people are struggling to mak ends meet, when people are struggling to pay for th groceries. when people are wonderin whether the next paycheck will still be enough to live th life that they ve been living, it always triggers an idea, or a moment in time or feelin that i will have whenever an election comes up. the same thing will happen i south africa you are able to get people t think the worst of others when they themselves are in the worst position you know, i used to think that in life we could just change people and make them better or make them more inclusive but i ve come to realize, i it s an fortunate byproduct as soon as people star thinking that do not have, someone can say that is why yo do not have.
covering british politics. there is a statistic this morning which blows my mind, actually. between 1979 and 2007, the uk had three prime ministers grant margaret thatcher, john major and tony blair. by the end of this week, within eight weeks, they will have been three prime ministers. just a sense of how unstable and unclear things are at the moment. unstable and unclear things are at the moment- the moment. that is what keir starmer talked the moment. that is what keir starmer talked about, - the moment. that is what keir starmer talked about, they . the moment. that is what keir - starmer talked about, they should replace that with a revolving door. the only constant around here now, larry the cut. the only constant around here now, larry the cut- the only constant around here now, larry the cut. prowling up and down, wonderin: larry the cut. prowling up and down, wondering what larry the cut. prowling up and down, wondering what is larry the cut. prowling up and down, wond
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businesses are worried about at the moment. what happens now? the bank of england can hi cap england s rates to get a sense of normality and credibility back to the pound but the chancellor has said he is quite relaxed about what is seen as a kneejerk reaction to this. he says long term, by cutting taxes we will stimulator the economy and everybody will be better off. short term, it s a real worry for businesses. it s a real worry for those who import and for households who look at inflation and think if this gets worse i m going to struggle. bird and think if this gets worse i m going to struggle. and think if this gets worse i m going to struggle. and if there s those things going to struggle. and if there s those things go going to struggle. and if there s those things go wrong going to struggle. and if there s those things go wrong off - going to struggle. and if there s those things go wrong off the i going to struggle. and if there s i those things go wrong off the back of