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Both parties are firmly against Czech households carrying a greater financial burden for cleaner energy, and both oppose the EU's ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars after 2035.

The 78-year-old, who also acted as a union rep for the retained firefighters, says he does not regret anything but firmly believes they should all receive the money they are entitled to.

Safdie adds firmly, “We did what we did and we learned the things that we learned, and now I’m going to try some things on my own.”

Now she’s firmly back in the Valley, except, of course, when she’s on tour.

Most supporters are firmly ensconced in the world of white evangelicalism, which is famously alienating to most everyone outside it.