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| Area | 93 |
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| Total islands | 1 |
| Island group | Ralik Chain |
| Population | 155 (2011) |
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| ID | 2457355 |
About Lib
Lib Island is an island in the Pacific Ocean. It is a legislative district of the Ralik Chain of the Marshall Islands. Its total land area is 0. 93 km². The population of Lib Island is 155.
General election 2019: Ten lesser-known MPs to keep an eye on
... Ben Lake - Plaid CymruSmart, personable, and articulate in two languages he seized and held a seat which has see-sawed between Plaid and the Lib Dems since the 1990s...
Election results 2019: When do we find out who has won?
... Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn s seat should declare at about 03:00 02:00-03:00 - Lib Dem targetsWhat to look for: Was Iain Duncan Smith the first big casualty? Key Conservative targets including Labour s (1% majority) and are likely to declare before 03:00...
Newspaper headlines: 'Regret' and 'success' over Andrew's interview
... That s our new one , the waitress replies - the aLibi ...
General election 2019: Liberal Democrats, Greens and Plaid Cymru agree pact
...The Liberal Democrats, Plaid Cymru and the Green Party have formed an electoral pact, agreeing not to stand against each other in dozens of seats...
MPs to vote on Boris Johnson's 12 December election call
... But the party has joined forces with the Liberal Democrats to push for an election on 9 December - provided the EU grants a Brexit extension until 31 January...
Boris Johnson no-confidence vote 'next week', says SNP MP Stewart Hosie
... The Liberal Democrats have, however, said the Labour leader is too divisive a figure to play such a role...
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... Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson said the prime minister was an utter disgrace for his response to the questions on his language...
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Newspaper headlines: 'Regret' and 'success' over Andrew's interview
Prince Andrew's interview with the BBC's Emily Maitlis aired on Saturday evening
While the third series of royal TV drama The Crown - which began Yesterday - receives rave reviews in Monday's newspapers, it is not so for Prince Andrew's appearance in his BBC interview with Emily Maitlis .
It was, One of the Royal Family 's most misjudged forays On Television , eclipsing even those of Prince Charles and Princess Diana on the collapse of their marriage.
For it was the Newsnight horror Show - One of the weirdest royal interviews ever.
The Prince faced disbelief and fury on both sides of The Atlantic over the defence of his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein .
It says he is under growing pressure from his critics here and in the US to apologise to Epstein's victims.
In there was a "grotesque mismatch between The Duke of York's language and demeanour, and the gravity of the allegations".
But that The Prince has told friends he regrets he did not make it clear he had great sympathy for anyone who was abused by Epstein.
"When I said I was shocked I thought that was implicit," he is quoted as saying.
The: "The jaw-dropping insensitivity of it all left millions of viewers, not just in Britain but around The World , asking: why?
"Why on earth had he agreed to do this, and what was he thinking?" He describes The Interview as One of The Most egregious acts of self-harm by any member of the Royal Family .
The Prince told The Queen that his interview had been a "great success". It was, The Paper says, his "craziest" claim yet.
Buckingham Palace insiders, while taken aback by the reaction, believe it will be possible to judge the impact of The Interview only after the dust has settled.
They are bracing themselves for several days of negative publicity, it adds.
In The Times 's view, Prince Andrew's "broadcast equivocations were an embarrassment and a disgrace" and "the monarchy stands mired in scandal as a result".
His position is "probably irretrievable", it suggests, adding: "The First step in extricating the monarchy should be his retreat from a public role, and a long period of Silence . "
shows a puzzled diner at Pizza Express in Woking inquiring about a dish on The Menu . "That's our new One ", The Waitress replies - "The Alibi ".
And, that as an exercise in making a bad situation worse, it has few equals.
"Since Prince Andrew saw this interview as an opportunity to put the record straight, it is surprising that he was so ill-prepared for The Line of questioning," it says.
Election debate rowAs the Lib Dems and the Scottish National Party go to The High Court today to challenge ITV's decision not to include them in The Party leaders' election debate, for an independent commission to be Set Up to run the debates.
It wants the debates to be separated from what it calls the whims of the politicians and broadcasters.
Even if the debates themselves prove less than edifying, The Cause of democratic argument will be advanced, it suggests.
Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson wants to be included in ITV's debate with Boris Johnson and Jeremy CorbynMeanwhile, that talented students are dropping team sports when they arrive at university because of archaic initiation practices.
According to The Paper , students are expected to down copious amounts of alcohol while performing various acts.
It says parents want more action from universities to abolish the practices, and have accused vice-chancellors of paying Lip Service to tackling the problem.
Finally, the Telegraph says tattooists have called for the age limit for facial inkings to be raised from 18 to 21, as Social Media fuels a rise in the markings.
It reports that the trend has become popular in recent years as youngsters copy celebrities aiming for the "perfect" Instagram picture.
But tattoo artists warn that the illustrations could affect people's job prospects and "stain" their Future .
Source of news: bbc.com
