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It's a story about. About the economy and it's got this very mysterious death at the end, amazingly marks the stealing speed. Frank, Catherine, you have brought us some lovely ideas. Thank you very much indeed. Very stimulating.

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During the ceasefire of those 42 days, we were getting IN600700 trucks a day. Yesterday it was fewer than 100. So it's the beginning, but the next few days.Really make or break, we need to deliver at a much, much greater scale. We need fast amounts of aid going in much faster. So Kia Starmer will use a meeting with Donald Trump in South Asia this morning to discuss the situation in Gaza.

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They beat Spain 31-ON penalties. Tomorrow there will be an open top bus tour in central London and a celebration outside Buckingham Palace. It's the first time an England team have won a major trophy. On foreign soil.

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