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“Elders equated that to the vision of people coming together and living in peace.”

Trump has no empathy card which makes him the perfect political wife to Musk who has apparently equated empathy with the fall, not the rise of civilization.

The ruling said it was not disputed that Mrs Higgs' beliefs that gender is binary and same-sex marriage cannot be equated to marriage between a man and a woman were protected by the Equality Act.

The university confirmed a figure of £506m in "unrestricted reserves" quoted in the document was correct, but said it would be incorrect to assume that it equated to cash that was ready to be spent.

The EA said this equated to £22.1bn of investment, and had been factored into negotiations about bill increase negotiations.