around ten or so of the pcc elections , ten or so of the pcc elections, perhaps their worst result inn london assembly elections ever since the first 1 in 2000, and probably andy street in the west midlands , might be struggling to midlands, might be struggling to hang on to his post as the conservative west midlands mayor. so you can see there is potentially quite a lot at stake, you can see how quite stake, and you can see how quite quickly there is a risk, at least, that these local elections could prove to be a rather bad news story for the conservatives. yeah i mean, let's say, you know, they lose half their seats. >> they're down to 500 councillors particular councillors in this particular round , you know, is that the round, you know, is that the level at which the sort of rishi sunak alarm bells start to ring and letters start pouring in, and letters start pouring in, and we're into new leadership contests. is there is there a number here somewhere, that would be acceptable for the government , given, as you say, government, given, as you say, in 2021, they were on a high? is

around ten or so of the pcc elections , ten or so of the pcc elections, perhaps their worst result inlondon assembly elections ever since the first 1 in 2000, and probably andy street in the west midlands , might be struggling to midlands, might be struggling to hang on to his post as the conservative west midlands mayor. so you can see there is potentially quite a lot at stake, you can see how quite stake, and you can see how quite quickly there is a risk, at least, that these local elections could prove to be a rather bad news story for the conservatives. yeah i mean, let's say, you know, they lose half their seats. >> they're down to 500 councillors particular councillors in this particular round , you know, is that the round, you know, is that the level at which the sort of rishi sunak alarm bells start to ring and letters start pouring in, and letters start pouring in, and we're into new leadership contests. is there is there a number here somewhere, that would be acceptable for the government , given, as you say, government, given, as you say, in 2021, they were on a high? is th

and so, the chaise all around holly, all the trees pcc they expect, and the ground is good ground and the trees will do well here. it's supposed to look like it did thousands of years ago before people come down the forest for firewood and to gain past you. when i bought it, i feel like i get the feeling of being a mother. i need to get arrived so i saw it and then wish it could grow out very strongly and have a heavy lies sort of that. so i'm really, it's just this punting traces the i think is the best thing. ordinary people can do . it's so easy to do is just isn't investments in the future. really, a flaunting many thousands of saplings which she passed for centuries, munched up everything. but take some physical outfit. this makes sense of purpose here, so this land won't be sold to the highest bidder in 20 years time. it will stay as it is in the neighboring valley. the boat, as far as charles has already planted around 750000 trees. since then, 20 species of the us have recycled as of many wide plants and hubs. and eco power dies in the scale to choose. the volunteers hope it c

and so the chaise around holly latrice pcc they expect. and the ground is good ground and the trees will do well here. it's supposed to look like it did thousands of years ago before people cut down the forest for firewood and to gain past you. when i bought it, i feel like i get the feeling of the a mother. i need to get arrived twice for her and then wish it could grow out very strongly and have a heavy lies sort about. so i'm, it really, it's just this punting traces the i think is the best thing. ordinary people can do . it's so easy to do. and it's just isn't investments in the future. really, a flaunting many thousands of saplings where she passed for centuries, munched up everything. but take some physical effort. this makes sense of purpose here, so this land won't be sold to the highest bidder in 20 years time. it will stay as it is in the neighboring valley. the boat, as far as truss has already planted around 750000 trees. since then, 20 species of the us have recycled as of many wide plants and hubs. and eco power dies in the s

it turns out that this is the direction, the employees eep and pcc have been developed for a long timeduction of burnt fuel, the special event “boot” began the next morning. operatives of the novosibirsk oep ipk, with the force support of fighters from the special squad krom , advance along the highway towards the village of krivodanovka. there's a technical stop here. and further along the country road, we approach a lonely barrier. we run from the car to work, a special operation begins, here we are, here we have guys opening the gate, we go into territory, we go into the territory of this oil depot, let's see what we find at this base. the factory is small, but there are quite a lot of workers. when they saw people in uniform, for some reason they tried to hide, but no one managed to escape from the special forces officers, they line everyone up near the administrative building and check their documents. hello, so what do you do, tell me, but nothing, what is your name? alexander, alexander? do you work at this nursery? no, what are you doing? came to visit, to visit, right in this

and so folk, birch, hazel around and holly, all the trees pcc they expect and the ground is good ground and the trees will do well. yeah. the volunteers want to help restore the forest. the once grew here, thousands of years ago, millennial failing for firewood and cleaving pastures, changed the landscape completely to the they want to regenerate, habitats, and diversified. the scenery. when i've taught it, i feel like i get the feeling of the a mother. i need to get arrived, so i spell it and then wish it could grow out very strongly and have a heavy lies. so what about climate? really? it's just this punting trace, se i think is the best thing or new people can do. it's so easy to do and it's just, it's an investment in the future. really. thousands of saplings leave the foundation for the new forest. it's hard work the for so long. we've taken things out of the land, out of the hills, and we need to put stuff back and improve the prove the quality of the environment . that's why not every 2 years welcome here. petri unhappily, who is up here almost every week. introduces us to an uni

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certified nurse midwife at the birth center pcc. birthing center to open in illinois. but in her home community on the south side of chicago notes such as center has everxi after years of immobilizing grant applications she finally is able to open chicago's south side birth c needs offering full spectrum of reproductive care from contraception's scrni birtd postpartum care. [applause] it can be a model for how illinois can decrease black maternal mortality. because of the work of my administration is already done beginning this year's duelist, midwives and lactation consultants can now be recognized as an medicaid healthcare providers ensuring they can be fairly compensated. [applause] that will make more services more readily available to communities with the highest mortality rates ande even more. i intend to break down bureaucratic barriers and state government by coordinating work across agents to improve access to a full spectrum of reproductive health care services. our department of public health will provide grants to assist

what what do is fire what pccs need to do is fire chief constable's chief constables have not done theiritical . this is left looks political. this is left fair cop doing the job of the chief constable and the pcc, which is trying to rid our police forces of all political influence and get back to doing what mr peel first imagined, which was policing without fear or favour. >> and i believe that when you put this out, a certain jk rowling got involved in signal, boosted it? yeah, absolutely. >> rowling a signal boosted >> jk rowling a signal boosted it. and jordan peterson followed us it's a message that us because it's a message that resonates with people. want resonates with people. we want a police force that we can be proud of. and what we have at the moment is a police force, which with which has more in common with the stasi than it does with the bobby on the beat. now, most police officers are good, honest, hardworking men and women. they loathe this stuff. absolutely hate it. they contact me all the time, send me information through so that i can then challenge the police force o

we need to be reminding they have the reminding the pccs they have the power to sack chief constablesin our manifesto is we want transparent kc on what groups the police are working with. interesting video doing the rounds on twitter today , a man called clare, who's today, a man called clare, who's the head of the independent advisory group to the essex police, effectively saying that women with gender critical views should be treated as terrorists . should be treated as terrorists. so we need to know who is influencing the police . you're influencing the police. you're right that that that they have been corrupted by this is beyond doubt. >> is it the case that it's just a number of high level activists within the police force and the judiciary, or is the college judiciary, or is it the college of policing? we go right of policing? can we go right back to the train, people back to the train, the people who training of police? who do the training of police? >> it's what the >> well, it's what the infiltration this ideology infiltration of this ideology slash religion has been so powe

we need to be reminding they have the reminding the pccs they have the power to sack chief constables in our manifesto is we want transparent kc on what groups the police are working with. interesting video doing the rounds on twitter today , a man called clare, who's today, a man called clare, who's the head of the independent advisory group to the essex police, effectively saying that women with gender critical views should be treated as terrorists . should be treated as terrorists. so we need to know who is influencing the police . you're influencing the police. you're right that that that they have been corrupted by this is beyond doubt. >> is it the case that it's just a number of high level activists within the police force and the judiciary, or is the college judiciary, or is it the college of policing? we go right of policing? can we go right back to the train, people back to the train, the people who training of police? who do the training of police? >> it's what the >> well, it's what the infiltration this ideology infiltration of this ideology slash religion has been so pow