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be a possibility. it reminds me of the long stated conservative ambition to reduce net migration to below 100,000. ambition to reduce net migration to below100,000. it ambition to reduce net migration to below 100,000. it has never happened. the thing about illegal migration, i spent a lot of time in 2015 in the greek islands and in italy. reporting on the arrival of hundreds of thousands of refugees by c onto the shores of southern europe. 0ne c onto the shores of southern europe. one thing that came up time and time again, was that when one which closed down, another one somewhere else opened up. it is a bit like putting your fingers somewhere else opened up. it is a bit like putting yourfingers in somewhere else opened up. it is a bit like putting your fingers in the dam to try to stop the water. there is a massive blow people and i think we to have a much more holistic approach in how we deal with it. let s go to the us, where you are. because that southern border is an absolutely
you don t realise how much a part of the life of worship of the cathedral the pipe organ is until it s no longer there. - to have that organic instrument back will make a huge difference. - while the organ is voiced, visitors are being asked to keep as quiet as possible so that andrew and his team can get these pipes pitch perfect. when we walk away from this project for the last time on the last day, we will be leaving part of ourselves behind, just as we do on every project that we work on. i know it s still being rebuilt. you re sitting at the keyboard, yourfingers must be itching. well, i can give you a little tinkle. we haven t got the actual stop heads yet, but some of the pipes have been worked on already. a little taster, yes. but it s all sounding magnificent. this historic organ will heave its mighty musical lungs injuly, ready for a so called reborn concert in the autumn. alex dunlop, bbc news.
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with meat and vegetables more than doubling in price. the aim is to make it easier to source food within the uk. rishi sunak told today s meeting that thousands more seasonal workers from abroad will be given visas, to help the agriculture sector. the big supermarkets say they also need help, because of a shortage of supplies. 0ur economics correspondent dharshini david has more details. i can just see the pounds dripping through ourfingers. it s crippling. the other week it was £185. the next time i will go shopping i is when we literally have nothing. callers to bbc radio 5 live spelling out the bleak choices they could not imagine a year ago. behind the smiles at brunch with the prime minister, costs are also weighing on the minds of farmers, manufacturers and retailers. they were there to discuss the challenges of supplying our food. but the subject of inflation