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Speaker 1: Here that tell us about the metallica costs. Please, I'm waiting, okay,

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Speaker 1: I promise you'll do it straight after INDUS. Sorry I

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Speaker 1: have kept you waiting. Fourteen away from seven Indo Brady's

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Speaker 1: with US UK correspondent evening Inda.

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Speaker 2: Hey, Heather, great to speak to you.

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Speaker 1: I am shocked at how much cheese was stolen.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, and the reaction. This is an incredible story for

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Speaker 2: anyone who hasn't followed it. About twenty two tons of top,

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Speaker 2: top class Welsh and English cheddar has been stolen by

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Speaker 2: scammers in London. Now. The victims of all this is

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Speaker 2: a company called Neil's Yard. They offer a very very

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Speaker 2: good British dairy produce out of London. Six hundred thousand

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Speaker 2: dollars gone. It's twenty two tons of cheese. And this

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Speaker 2: was a very elaborate crime started in July the name

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Speaker 2: of a person who's very well known in the cheese

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Speaker 2: industry in Europe, a French person. They imitated them and

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Speaker 2: they knew a lot about the cheese sector, how deals

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Speaker 2: are put together, how cheese is distributed, financed, and ultimately

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Speaker 2: they had delivery of twenty two tons of top class

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Speaker 2: cheddar to a warehouse in London and the payment never

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Speaker 2: followed through. And of course then at that point the

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Speaker 2: company Neil's Yard, were ringing this French person who eventually

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Speaker 2: when they got hold of the real person, they said, no, no, no,

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Speaker 2: I've never ordered twenty two tons of cheese off you,

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Speaker 2: and they realized it was the victim of a very

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Speaker 2: elaborate scam. So police are on the case and what's

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Speaker 2: happened now is Neil's Yard, to their credit, they have

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Speaker 2: paid every single producer who provided the cheese. These are

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Speaker 2: small producers, one in Wales, two in England, and the

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Speaker 2: public reaction has been extraordinary. But there you go, there's

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Speaker 2: an awful lot of money in posh cheese.

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Speaker 1: Who I mean, like, how if you're the receiver, if

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Speaker 1: you're the scanner who's got twenty two tons of cheese,

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Speaker 1: how on earth are you going to sell that and

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Speaker 1: make a buck off it.

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Speaker 2: I think it's out of the UK already. I think

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Speaker 2: it was gone the next day. Apparently it can be

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Speaker 2: stored in the right conditions for eighteen months. The newspapers

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Speaker 2: reckon this is organized and it could be on its

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Speaker 2: way to Russia as we speak.

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Speaker 1: Who would have thought you could make the cheese off

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Speaker 1: the cheese. Listen. Are you going to get pained by

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Speaker 1: the Texas tomorrow? Are you in trouble?

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Speaker 2: I think every single person in the UK is in

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Speaker 2: for a difficult day tomorrow and the budget comes. Rachel

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Speaker 2: Reeves and Kirs Starmer have been quite blunt about this.

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Speaker 2: They claim they inherited a forty four billion dollar black

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Speaker 2: hole in public finances from the Conservatives, and Starmer is

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Speaker 2: saying that right, we're fixing this now. We're not going

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Speaker 2: to kick the can down the road. He says that's

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Speaker 2: been going on for years and years, duping the British public.

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Speaker 2: So Starmer is biting the bullet. And I think every

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Speaker 2: single person who's working or has shares or stocks or

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Speaker 2: inheritance tax to pay, everyone will be paying more tomorrow.

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Speaker 2: I see they're even putting up bus fares. So bus

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Speaker 2: fares across the UK are counted four dollars. The whisper

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Speaker 2: is tomorrow they go up to six dollars, so no

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Speaker 2: one will escape the pain it is happening tomorrow.

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Speaker 1: Is it just going to make an unpopular man even

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Speaker 1: less popular?

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Speaker 2: Look, I think he doesn't care about popularity because he's

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Speaker 2: got another four and a half years. But ultimately Britain

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Speaker 2: needs to be fixed. National health services in absolute shambles.

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Speaker 2: The roads I've driven on roads in Kenya with fewer

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Speaker 2: potholes than some places in Oxfordshire. You know they've left

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Speaker 2: a mess. And Starmer says he's the man to fix it.

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Speaker 2: But I think it will dent his popularity, no doubt

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Speaker 2: about that. Rachel Reeves Reaves Britain's first ever female chancellor.

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Speaker 2: What a way to make your announcement with a first

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Speaker 2: labor budget in fifteen years?

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Speaker 1: Yeah too right? Hey was this manager of menu de dead.

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Speaker 2: Well? The results I think would tell you that he

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Speaker 2: was Manchester United to be in fourteenth place out of

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Speaker 2: twenty in the Premier League table. They used to walk

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Speaker 2: this league for years and years under Alex Ferguson. The

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Speaker 2: thing I'm shocked about is how much compensation he's due.

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Speaker 2: Apparently twenty six mil end z. That was what was

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Speaker 2: left on his contract and that is what they're going

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Speaker 2: to have to pay, and I tell you you'll be

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Speaker 2: very angry about that. Heather, the two hundred and fifty

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Speaker 2: office and canteen staff and background people who got the

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Speaker 2: sack in the summer in this cost saving measure. I

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Speaker 2: mean getting rid of two hundred and fifty ordinary people

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Speaker 2: that can't come anywhere near what they're paying this guy

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Speaker 2: in compensation. But ultimately Manchester United are way way off

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Speaker 2: the pace. I mean, big global, once proud name that

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Speaker 2: dominated English soccer and now they're just a minor club.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, Giza, it is quite a fall from grace. I

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Speaker 1: thanks Indy, appreciated into Brady UK correspond.

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