内容摘要："Our business will potentially grow in terms of those more sophisticated commissions [and] in terms of the number of people that we need," he added.

"Our business will potentially grow in terms of those more sophisticated commissions [and] in terms of the number of people that we need," he added.

It was the kind of understatement that surely will irk some on the left. Since the start of Trump's second term, rank-and-file Democrats have been clamouring for their party to do more to resist the president's agenda.Biden said he didn't think Trump would succeed in flouting courts or the law, or diminishing congressional power, in part because the president's fellow Republicans are "waking up to what Trump is about".

"I don't think he'll succeed in that effort," he said.The idea that members of Trump's own party will turn on him is a recurring one for Biden. In 2019, he predicted there would be an "epiphany" among Republicans once Trump was out of the White House, ushering in a new era of bipartisanship.It didn't exactly work out that way in 2024.

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It was the description chosen by the independent review commissioned by the Church of England to investigate how Smyth was able to groom and abuse children at Christian camps and in schools for so long."It's a unique space for a gig," she said. "I don't think anything like this has happened in that room before, so I'm really excited by the challenge."

This moment is more than just a career milestone, it's a reflection of years spent immersed in Belfast's music community, both on and off the stage."There were so many times I stood in the audience thinking: 'One day, I want to play on that stage'," she said.

"It feels like a really important time for me now, I'm there, it's really significant."Bristol City fans were also treated to some pyrotechnics, and Rovers fans took a stand against racism.