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About Soon
World shift to clean energy is unstoppable, IEA report says
... It s not a question of if , it s just a matter of how Soon - and the Sooner the better for all of us, " said International Energy Agency (IEA) Executive Director Fatih Birol...
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WeChat: Why does Elon Musk want X to emulate China's everything-app?
... Could Mr Musk make a similar app work outside China? We may be finding out Soon - and experts believe it may all depend on digital payments...
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... That s why Jennifer isn t convinced AI will be coming for her job any time Soon - despite concerns about the technology...
Cerberus heatwave: Hot weather sweeps across southern Europe
... At present there is no indication the heat in southern Europe will reach the UK any time Soon - with the UK remaining in cooler, Atlantic air throughout next week, according to BBC Weather s Darren Bett...
Hospitality sector 'anxious' over summer staffing
... Why risk losing more staff for financial gain? " However, he is hopeful of recruiting Soon - his business is offering interest-free loans and cost of living grants to employees as incentives in a tight labour market...
Yellen criticises Chinese curbs against US firms
... But both sides also realise that none of this is likely to change Soon - and that gone is the era when the US shepherded China s entry in to the World Trade Organisation...
Ukrainian attacks continue in key southern Zaporizhzhia region
... Russia seized most of the Zaporizhzhia region - including Europe s largest nuclear power plant - Soon after President Vladimir Putin ordered a full-scale invasion in February 2022...
Brexit's most important week? Five things that happened on Thursday
There were several tales of The Unexpected at Westminster, as one MP defected and Another - closer to the PM than Most - announced he was quitting.
And Then there was a speech by Boris Johnson , some heckling and a court case. Here are Thursday's biggest Brexit moments.
1) Lords give up Brexit battlePolitics-watchers were prepped for an all-nighter - Energy drinks in hand, snacks at the ready - But The Lords decided to give us an early dart.
Pro-Leave peers were expected to debate, debate, then debate some more after The Bill - which aims to block a no-deal Brexit - Passed by The Commons in just One Day .
If, perhaps with the aid of matchsticks, they had kept the filibuster going until 10. 30 BST, it would have knocked The Bill Off Course from becoming law before Parliament is suspended next week.
But come 01. 30, a deal was struck that meant peers would let it pass, and get to bed.
The government has said The Bill will complete its passage through The Lords by 17:00 BST on Friday.
2) Berger's defectionWe didn't have to wait long for the next big story of The Day .
Luciana Berger announced that, in this "moment of national crisis", she would be ditching her tag as an independent MP and joining the Liberal Democrats .
It Comes after she quit Change UK in June.
And after she left the Labour Party in March, complaining about its handling of complaints over anti-Semitism - having herself received torrents of abuse on The Internet .
Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson had a Good Day - taking her party up to a total of 16 MPs.
3) Jo Johnson 's exitThere was little time for Ms Swinson and Ms Berger to enjoy the spotlight, though, as a Johnson took over the headlines.
No, not Boris, But his Younger Brother Jo.
He, having been "torn between family loyalty and The National interest".
Twitter went wild with speculation - Cue many tweets about quitting to "spend less time with family".
But sources told BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg that Jo Johnson had quit because he couldn't stomach the so-called purge of the Tory rebels who backed a bill to prevent a no-deal Brexit .
Despite the awkwardness, No 10 wished Him well and praised Him for his work as a minister and MP.
4) Boris Johnson takes to podium again - and gets heckled on walkaboutHe may have hoped to have been launching his general election campaign today, But instead Boris Johnson spoke to The Public surrounded by new police recruits in Wakefield, Yorkshire.
The PM gave a speech promising more cash for coppers, and repeated his promise of recruiting an extra 20,000 officers across the country.
But , perhaps unsurprisingly, the speech Soon came back to his desire to leave the EU by 31 October and how he believed the vote in Parliament on Wednesday had "scuppered our negotiating power".
He then said he would "rather be dead in a ditch" than ask the EU to delay Brexit beyond that date.
Instead, he insisted the decision of who should negotiate with the EU - Him or Jeremy Corbyn - needed to go back to The Public .
There were questions aplenty about trust after his brother's shock move.
But what might be Most remembered is a new police recruit in full uniform, squinting in The Sun standing right behind the PM, who seemed to have a dizzy spell towards the end of the Q& A, and sat down.
Mr Johnson asked if she was alright and promised to wrap up Soon .
The BBC's Laura Kuenssberg joined the PM for a tumultuous walkaboutThe PM was also heckled by A Man in the West Yorkshire town of Morley. He told Him he should be in Brussels instead.
5) A word or two from our learned friendsThere was action in London's High Court too. Lawyers acting for campaigner Gina Miller argued that the PM was for five weeks.
But Mr Johnson's team replied that it was a political, not a legal, matter.
Documents disclosed at The High Court there was a "high chance" he would fail to get a new Brexit deal with the EU.
We'll be back on to Friday, when we can expect a judgement by the court on prorogation.
And a whole lot more Brexit news. .
boris johnson, house of lords, jo swinson, jo johnson, luciana berger, brexit
Source of news: bbc.com
