people, these families, the extended families and 150 people. 150 at least. you said 150 million. i m sorry, no, 150 people at least. we ll see. we ll see what the number is. it would be great to have miracles. i know the people doing the search haven t given up hope but in circling back with some of them this weekend, we got to be careful, legal analysis is subjective to speculation. norm eisen is a great legal mind and you need to know here is a potential avenue. it could go this way, that way. that s legal analysis. factual analysis of what happened does not bode well for suggestion by speculation and i think that what i heard, i don t think. what i heard from these guys is it hurts. they don t want to hear 100 different architects and engineers tell them could have, should have, would have, this cracked, that cracked. the state needs to get with the feds, put together a team. get the answers, put them out and have accountability. these people deserve that and th
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billionaire was among those on board. ayes to the right, 354. the noes to the left, ayes to the right, 354. the noes to the left, seven. in the last few minutes mps have approved the report that found boris johnson had deliberately misled the commons over gatherings during the pandemic. taking place in beijing, the first high level meeting between china and the usa in five years, with a pledge to stabilise relations. and at edgbaston england take some late wickets to set up a tantalising final day in the first ashes test. and on newsnight at 10:30pm, we will go deeper behind the headlines and speak live to the key players on today s big stories. plus a first look at tomorrow s front pages. good evening. we start tonight with powerful evidence from the front line in ukraine, a fortnight after ukrainian troops intensified their campaign against the russian invaders. in the south and east of the country there s a limited operation under way, but it s meant to gather pace and t
i ll be really going to be asking people aged 6a age idea? let s see what you think about this. maybe we should go even further. maybe he has bottled it. should wejust should go even further. maybe he has bottled it. should we just ban smoking? do get in touch. rishi sunak has been defending his plan to phase out smoking. he announced at the conservative party conference yesterday that the ban on people buying cigarettes would go up by a year every year, so eventually no one can buy them. the prime minister also confirmed he ll scrap the northern leg of the proposed hs2 rail line. rents in britain have reached record levels. the property website rightmove says the average monthly rent was £1,278, while in london it rose by 12% compared with last year, to £2,627. complaints about two water companies have pushed up the number of customers contacting the regulator. many of the grievances about thames water and southern water were related to bills. the uk s cloud computing ma
general election? hands up. it is absolutely clear there has been no such demand. the reason given by the prime ministerfor a general election, brexit, it is feeble, a flimsy excuse, and not taken in by anyone. my honourable friend said the government shouldn t be complacent about a large majority. hopefully they will not receive one. when you consider the harm done to those in need when this government has had a small majority, imagine what would happen if there was a large tory majority. a nightmare, absolute nightmare for those who we represent. millions of people in this country that need the government to protect them and not harm them and that is not going to come from a tory government with a small or large majority. i was here during the tory government of the 19805 and i saw the harm that was done to my constituents and so many others. this motion before us is murky, completely opportunistic, and it reflects badly on the prime minister. i will conclude with these wor