growing up it was hard but you got to make the best of how you. come up in life so i mean having graduate and i showed up. my mother was a crack she used to do crack when i was a little kid or when she had me or whatever she's you don't belittle no more my dad he was like a stick at the so you know i got like what i needed when i was

a baby but i had a bad childhood from 1st grade i was a cool kid i mean i really was a 1st grade to middle with us when i left my childhood which was bad and love with somebody else i was a family my mom's friend and from like. every since i left the house that i like and i went to another person and i swear i started doing bad stuff you know it's being sneaky and i jot down to like down you remember i like 10th grade so i'm on say you don't have to go to school if you don't want to so i said i'm down that never wore my school and i never want to go back to school i guess is in my blood so. i mean i was always. just i beg kids and i always wanted to be better. i mean my mind's made up i want to do this for the rest of my life so you know i mean that's what i'm.

the. nitrate out early people most of them have like them mentioned or park as an disease are some contests a sickness where they can't help with their self so i have to help them with deigning and clothing and feeding and things like that. and a lot of the people i've never met before so it gets kind of scary going to new houses and things like that but i guess you get kind of you so after

a while. i got out that bell for a while and i was like let me try to resolve the how that does and then by rizal i just felt like i was another employee like i didn't make a difference in anyone's lives that's when i decided to get mine are same degree i've been doing this for 4 years now. i have a. nursing degree while suffocation i go again nursing homes and in people's homes . i love helping people. that's my biggest thing i don't know god out of always had people reach out to help me a lot and so i'm like why not give out like i'm such a caring person then. mrs

ealey yelled hey how was your day it was signed in see me on friday was everything ok. no i wasn't here for you on friday they called and told me not to come in. you're not too hot. ok are you hungry i want to be somebody's sandwich ok i'm going to put this on you if you get too hot you can pull it back down ok we've acknowledged it i'm a good something me. helping people sit me means that disability anything me like if is just a grocery shopping or reminding them to take their medicine or saying hey did you eat today let me fix you something me anything whatever they need from me i'm willing to help because i've always struggled in life and i've always wanted someone to help me like that and i don't always have it so for me to be able to

give back to people that there that's makes a difference in me makes me feel warm inside. he sealy his assailants baby he set up enough to eat. i phone why isn't he but i say oh it's. you hammer me the make you want yeah ok let go a lot is right here if you need it now see in a little bit. how right. i jot down like i like 10th grade so i barely want to have a job but you know i got to kid him every day you know i'm trying to do what i gotta do to take care i. do everything i gotta do to take care of myself that's number one so you know me i've been just as hard on her you know i mean. people die every day people are grew up would bury their dead or in joe or large part like that never mattered and i've been wanting. some i used to be would shout out this

out of copping out 30 to 60 years he's my i mean i was just one life when you just gotta be smart when you're gonna so you know me in jail forever or i think kill someone here. 6 years on foot. i can do that i can maintain because i'm not going to be acceptable for money i'm going to go get my money you know what i mean so i hustle and everything but i do it mostly for you know i mean like it's a cure of anything i could think of this was they were my kid she grow up to be whoever but i think it's better soon. you know i mean be smart i hear when you have a kid you know what i mean but i protect my daughter you know and i mean she's i

mean she's smartest she's just like me. i'm stuck to stay home because he's sick so he's going to stay with john of course dina. the bus really gets here at like 720 s sometimes she's late but you go to the daycare today though. a mom will pick your firm to work. in the. old school schools will.

start with. there's always been single mothers in african-american communities or says slavery or a sense they took the men out of the family stay create what's happening now this is just a continuation of was it started when they 1st brought us here in families where there bafta american females flourish. i think it's more of an issue these teenagers having kids in you can expect

a 14 or 15 year old 1st daughter now old enough for him to be a father. and he's a check out no one talks about that they skip all. till they talk to a child after they've done something and they blame it on having a father well your father was a kid and what he wasn't a man anything move into the house with your mom who is the same age 156 he can't even drive you. go to a club but they want them to be parents. it doesn't make sense.

a lot of young women. did 18 months education programs and are nurses in the nursing field whether they're nurses aides only up to nurses but . they make it the women go straight in a survival mode. because if you figure if you're 14 or 15 and you had a child there is something in your household. that. even want a child that isn't say i want to someone to love me. on them or my baby mother ok. when i was a ball like 17 years old i was on the internet i met some girl i started talking on the internet or whatever and i go with this girl is supposed to be this life going to girl but that is how i got there it wasn't to go expect that i had the wrong

person or my so was somebody i would never ever have a baby with my kids. you know what i mean i love the kid but the baby mama i really don't care about you know you got to do it you got to do something and. she grow a beard whatever but i'm overprotective were. closed throughout all the times i'm always going to be an honor you know i mean so i'm always closer i know where she's out so i take care of my job yes i do know way down to like she has nothing to worry about like. i want and she. trusts because i'm our own father you see i ever need to go always the. time is going you know i mean i feel like i'm strong enough to be like whatever she me i got like nowadays i got.

going to rent this out for you ok and then i'll bring it back. but i just want to make sure it's playing that we don't have no jobs around it ok so always safe than sorry. fine days pretty laid back maybe impregnate i don't have much lifting and things like that but if i wasn't pregnant then i would have to do a lot of lifting and cleaning and things like that i'm going to see you tomorrow ok . i. put this out for you here pick a sandwich up so i can take this back in the living. i asked the laid out they. let me add.

54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to heal some air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area russia. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on the story for you today right here on the news with rick sanchez where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it's time to do news again.

they can come and blow our brains out at any given time we can't really do anything actually america is the only country in the world where you can kill people outside of war and legally get away with. all the fire across still. all the troubled history failed to point that style of playing to k.k.k. exists because america wants it to exist they have the biggest terrorist group to ever operate in this country and they did to me they were. souls in the people who destroyed the world trade center or the scroll. bar. where.

i'm going. to. try. this one of the boy his name is going to be jeremiah and if it's a girl it's going to be chiari. i'm hoping for a boy though because i can't deal with another girl's out of here with this state house me with health insurance i get health insurance from the state i get food stamps from the state and right now i get on day care from the last like they help pay would all that they come in the big help in a way but soon as i start making star mana money i lose all that though it's kind of like a win lose situation they help you up and so 5 they feel like oh you make enough money to pay for this and then they stop helping you but right now they are helping me are you ready alright. and hey let's. put it on

i've got something for you. that. looking for you didn't even have it in but just about what. you got it is a my little pony are you hungry. yes. this is what i want to do i want to so drugs because you know just better or oh i came up in life you know i mean i'm still 100 percent going to be out here nobody can stop me i look at myself as i'm like a boss i make on the way because i can get issues i can get any drug telling you this what i used to do to it's like you know you know god forbid i go to jail

a lot of been the show like 10 times so you know i mean it's telling. who i was so i wanted the money or whatever and been a struggle china get the money in china be like maintain my so i make sure i got enough money to every mall pocket every single day so i mess with legit people to be how i am like to be in my predicament only has to mess with legit boss people in order to you know what i mean people don't understand me because you know i mean sure to i'm not like. i'm trying to improve on. like how much of a boss i could be. were . did. to allow. 14

got killed in a street. says he have a. ham . who had a lot of family members sad. sad. sad. sad he. sat up and. so. solve all of a sixpence. none of the cases. that have family is really hurting. children was left.

to snatch a father. and we just have an. act was say 60 percent of the murders is unsolved. over the. course of. it all thanks to all we did. the person in front of the street

came down here to see the day with your best. grammy and now the. hard. part because s make us mama's film that we have to solve the case and that's not ranked. ringback by shallow was pretty difficult my mom she was the only one of my life she she worked all the time suddenly get to see air as i was either bouncing from family house or friend's house and things like that she kept roof overhead but it was just i never got to spend time with her she was always working working working. man has

been we're going to separation right now. i'm going to say he made some bad choices in life when it came to the lights of us and things though a lot of women have trust issues i know i do trust issues is a big thing for me it's hard to open up to him and trust down but a lot of females they feel like like with me i feel like a man is post up post the house hold their post to pay all the bills make sure we're good so if we want to be a stay at home mom we can a lot of men al here aren't like that anymore lake i don't know their mom they were raised the same way they all raised to be good men for. a lot of female status to say they just had babies with anybody it doesn't go right

man to be. single parents. a lot of men but i know they are at a young age and it kind of follows them as they get older so people look at them and like oh he's a trouble maker or he's a crime maker or he sells drugs then they don't want to give them a moment on a 5 so they have to resort sued doing other things and sometimes is you got to make ends meet no matter how you do it even if it's just the hustle or whatever you got to do people make ends meet. my kids actually they have the same dad his name is malcolm in the one that i'm pregnant by is also their father also and. even the i'm pregnant with this cell it is it is a joy i take it as a blessing because i know no matter what guy's not going to put mommy there what i can handle so i go no matter what i go through. that i'm going to come out on the top because i'm determines who i'm going to be strong no matter what i have

soup is already looking up to me now what the men know that no matter how hard life gets you will always make it on top if you try you can't give up because if you give up there people are going to give up on you. and. i will respond birthparents but i was raised by my grandparents and they were true grandparents they were. 30 when i was born. they say quiz a 15 year old has a baby and they have that baby has a baby at 15 or 16 that's the cycle of fear 14 or 15 and now you're on welfare because now you're in a cycle. anything people. in it because you grew up in a house when i want to work and take a peek at check every 2 me. in it that's the problem. there's no

accountability in people. i don't think there's anything wrong with that. in communities where it's still considered taboo that as i happen i think the main challenges for women. that have been resources. or circumstances from the beginning of their childhood or young women are trying to be grown women in 20 years before 10. to maturation only is just not work or socially or economically because 14 year olds can't meet. a salary. of an adult and i think. our racism that african-american women face is more systematic and that i would even venture to say we experience more sexism and racism more said an african-american male.

yes she's going to come out we're ultimately over a month. we actually lost our place and. my car you know breaking down and i was unable to get to work on time so they let me go and then that's how we end up in the shelter because again if you can't get to work and pay your bills you don't you're not going to have a home so you're only supposed to be at the shelter for 3 months i am in my 3 month span with my paycheck that i bring home i have literally enough to pay my car insurance and put gas in my car a $1000000.00 a lot like that's why it's so hard for me get out the shows are going on like i believe got money to pay my car favorite going to pay rent. oh no. not me like i lost everything if i'm kind of rebuilding. we have income tax and that was able to help me get a little bit of my stuff back but that doesn't last forever. i'm hoping that i don't lose my job my main dream is. get my own place like to own

a house that's my main touring is the own house and not have to go back to michel's or like never to have another thing ever but not to have to go in a shelter anytime soon i'm hoping to be able to stay in a home have them be able to at least turn 18 and be on their own and be like ok mommy was strong like mom was able to fight through it no matter way that's that's my enduring. it is hard and. if it's by the grace of god by how that i'm still floating. i cry alive thinking oh my god how i'm going to do this when other child day i'm hoping that i never has a result into selling things but if it happens hey it happens. yeah we're gone home. i unfortunately i can't let you guys follow me to rest it

away because the shelter doesn't allow you guys to be there so yeah it was nice meeting you by.

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racism we're told western institutions and values are inherently flown in from niger really explain the real evidence of social breakdown what is really in play here is an ideology an ideology that demands absolute submission. you. know was a clip of she will be more useless booka good money my it's always with a k. it was a guy who more work on the late. well not so much you need me to. take you with us that wouldn't get the curtains up but. if they do get through to the can you can look at today i. see the way. the.

viewers from around the world live from central london this is r.t. u.k. . government promises action against a thuggish subversion of ongoing county racism protests after a statue of a british slave trader is toppled in bristol i'll be talking to a law and an assembly member and an activist. people traveling into the u.k. will now be expected to self isolate for 2 weeks since the home secretary's pouring team plans take effect that's how some of the government's scientific advisors reportedly distance themselves from the moon. i don't doubt has launched a legal review to force the government to publish the results of exercise sickness

which tested how prepared the u.k. was for a pandemic we hear from the doctor himself. and 27 medics and scientists according for an urgent coded 19 inquiry before a 2nd wave of the virus hits and we spoke to one of the signatories. thousands of people defied the government's warning to stay at home this weekend as more than a dozen black lives matter protests took place across the u.k. while many were peaceful clashes between some demonstrators and police in london led boris johnson to say the movement had been subverted place thuggery. i think. there's. a. case.

i. was was. fixing. when events were staged around the u.k. with a protest in bristol escalating as a statue of a slave trade was toppled r.t.u. case lisa riley hospital. well what we saw yesterday in the protest in response to the killing of george florid in the united states was

a large which began inside the american embassy and one sudden march took place in the early afternoon protesters numbering around $15000.00 or even more according to one police source i spoke to added over the bridge towards part of the square and downing street where the protesters gathered and it was all peaceful until later in the evening when crowds began to spin out and number of people began to see that they were getting cattle in by the police we started to see tensions rising with some protests story of bottles and bricks and when police attempted to make arrests in some cases police being traced down whitehall until they were backed up by the territorial support group in essence that the elements of the metropolitan police who are more trained to deal with that and so you know we did see some clashes some skirmishes quite as intense as the ones we saw on saturday where police charged

into protesters on their horses and one horse bolting as a result of people throwing missiles and so footage of sunday one of the police officers being really flung into a traffic light by horse and now we have seen a reporter response by the government with boris johnson as you mentioned putting it down to study every and saying that what is an overwhelmingly and legitimate process being infiltrated or taken over as he said by elements that perhaps don't have obsessive best interests at heart at the height of the dollar a set price impressed on sunday that yes absolutely in bristol we've seen those images coming out of the statue of edward cole's tonight because there was somebody who was a slave in the. eckstein hundreds and lot of the wealth he made was made off the back of the slave trade and he had

a statue which had been raised for him because bristol having a long heritage and history troubled one if you will with colonialism slavery and that statues been the subject of many many campaigns petitions and political campaigns to try to have it removed they've all failed but protesters are we can took matters into their own hands they troops and they dragged the statue down and then rolled it across the street incensed threw it into the harbor and now there are many who would welcome that among signs of racism campaigners but pretty would sell the home secretary didn't see it that way and said that the pulling down of the statue of the slave owner was and how it's disgraceful well i think that it's a plea disgraceful and that speaks to the at the 5th or the puppet difficult but actually it has now become a construction on the core thing which people are actually actively protest and about now the labor leader kissed starmer didn't really commit himself to any

position either way saying that on the one hand that statue shouldn't have been that good also condemning the fact that it was pulled down the way that it was completely wrong. but stepping back that statue should have been brought down a long time should've been taken down a long long time ago now that statue as i mentioned has been the subject of political campaigns which have failed up until now but the mayor of bristow marvin recently he said that that statue was in a sense to brewer fire a slave owner it wasn't just for history as some people have been making the argument to already see repercussions culson hold the music venue in bristol and have said that they intend to change then and a girls' school. with the name of edward coles and also said that they will be taking down the statue that they have to own the school premises so already we can

see the reverberations of the protests his actions having an impact with some of those institutions named after edward coles the now trying to disassociate themselves with those problematic elements of the past well in the past at the home secretary has given a statement on the legality of protests pretty purcel underlines the government's fair that while protests are illegal right the current situation means they shouldn't go ahead. the right to come together and express office peacefully remains one of the cornerstones of allen great democracy. members across this house sharon ensuring commitment to uphold liberty and freedom of expression but under the basis of respect to the rule of law. but as our nation baffles coronavirus these are not normal circumstances so to protect us all and to stop the spread of this deadly disease any large gatherings of people are currently on the awful. so i

want to remove the statue of edward cullen in this way i almost want to debate this and i'm joined by london assembly member david headley i would like to add that to this jackie morcha. jackie david thank you very much for joining me jackie if i could start with you don't you think this election will only push potentially influential people away from sympathizing with the protest and i'm actually not very interested in that i'm more interested on why people should want to defend having a statue of a man who represents the genocide of my ancestors and i would ask and i would ask your next speak would she defend having for example the commandant of a japanese prison camp who had been responsible for $20000.00 plus english deaths what do you defend the statue being kept up there no that's not the point the point is we have to be actually seen to have justice done for all

people wherever they are whoever they are david had to respond well i mean this don't you there is an interesting thing because i don't think many people have heard of it what caused him before is that she came down in bristol yesterday i understand the strong feelings around that he was a slave trader in the 17th century 300 years ago because of what he did cans of thousands of people. brutalized and tortured and their lives are made a living hell i understand that absolutely but there are democratic means to putting up statues and taking down statues and it shouldn't have been done in that way that you can go to a statue you can shout into the air all you like you can say whatever you want but it's against the law to vandalize statues and buildings and it's against a lot of sad things down if you want to tear something down if you want to remove something you do with the democratic process because otherwise where is this going to end 1st of all you will be attacking statues and then real living people might

get attacked and that is exactly what happened in london the day before where a policewoman on a horse was attacked and the horse bolted and she got a very very seriously injured when the horse ran into a traffic light so that's the same kind of mentality it's not just hurting statues it's hurting real people as well and we have to reestablish law and order and say nodes are the rule of the mult what i think i mean can i guess that because i need to correct you and you have just revealed your ignorance it wasn't thousands of people who were affected like this it was something like 20000000 people within the slave trade who were killed that doesn't even account for all the top and the rate of those people that's that's the 1st thing i've heard happening 300 years ago my great grandmother who looked after me as a child was born into slavery it was not long ago how dare you talk about that

in that way to somebody who actually represents for me the genocide and torture of my people and can i just say people like you jaring slavery we're talking to slaves about there in slave meant being illegal sometimes we have a morrow up again sent to break the law and we should do it but back again i come in there i mean what are the protesting. bristol that's gone from the past and look towards the future that when the protest in bristol have been a great opportunity to force a concession to get it removed without what's going to be seen as not justice for instance can i just say to you because i know about bristol because i actually used to have a house that actually people have been campaigning for decades to have that statue removed they have the north certainly today a skull and a concert hall had decided to remove but the name of the morial isolation this much

into the genocide we have campaigned for years for that to happen now you should be asking why people have ignored the reasonable requests of people of color and their supporters to have such a racist abuse removed in terms of public space that it had to respond to that well jockeys very insight into our opinion but it's very interesting that she responded by i don't get into some ad hominem attacks and when are that happens i usually sit see that the person doesn't know really what they're talking about and what i mention was that ed wood coaster was responsible for tens of thousands of 90000 yeah you needn't think one man's colston was work for the royal africa company and that when he was there he was responsible for extends of thousands of people being enslaved which is what i said which is not

particularly that young man actually came is that the picture of course of $12000000.00 people being taken into slavery in total in the in the whole sort of 300 year period so that is not what i am i don't disagree with you on that but you just need to understand what i'm saying but i think the focus of what these protests need to be doing today is not bringing up you know feigned outrage over what happened 200 years. it's a day when you say you people are slaves today mainly in north african countries such as libya and look and we also in this country have this sex slave grooming and rating dance which is going on in mother i'm not sterile i'm dying to and i've been hurt in a certain degree i have not because as i said the sex lives that are being put into slavery in this country to date that you swear your outrage should be directed at saving people to date not bringing up what's happened 200 years ago which this

country was the 1st country to abolish slavery of our own volition i'm not upset anyone saying that the united kingdom is a bad country this is a good country apart from denmark it was the 1st country ever to abolish slavery of our own but they should and we should be proud of that and we should be proud of william wilberforce and what he did but you're going to attack sorry jackie going forward that's like about going forward then what is the next step following these process how do you make a step to take a look at the real issue of the time inequality in britain can i just say you cannot stop anti-black racism unless you understand that and keep that racism was actually developed specifically to support the slave trade and until you understand that you will never get rid of the racism or the structural racism that every institution in this country suffers from and i'm talking about every single

institution and i didn't say this was a bad country but you're using those words yourself and i'm amazed that your defensiveness and you actually try and divert yet again which is something that people like you always do divert us into a totally different discussion about modern day slavery just shows that you have no arguments about the stay. to the removal of this disgusting step shoot david how do you respond briefly please well again jack you're interested in a statute that someone 300 years ago did about modern slavery and this is a great country this is not a country which is institutionally racist this is one of the best countries in the world to be a black person or an ethnic minority person there is equal opportunity and freedom for all their life the same. narrative of systemic racism afraid we're going to

have to leave it there jack a we're sorry jackie i'm afraid run out of time jackie walker david cohen thank you very much for joining us thank you. now the home secretary's quarantine plans have come into effect in the u.k. requiring international travelers to self isolate for 2 weeks amid concerns about the financial impact it will have on the aviation industry that's as a 3rd of the british public think the government hasn't gone far enough when it comes to the new travel restrictions or anti u.k. shadow he joins me with the latest other shabda so quarantine rules for international travelers that come into effect haven't they this monday absolutely it's of course another attempt by the government to keep the our number down and stop the spread of the virus so today the home secretary pretty patel's plans have come into force essentially meaning that almost everybody that enters the united kingdom will have to self i say it for 14 days now since the plans inception last month it received a barrow origin of criticism and today the mastermind behind top rate patel almost

seem to distance herself from her own measures. 1st of all this is not my plan this is a government plan and government policy and i think in terms of the approach that has been taken the government has maintained throughout this pandemic that medical and scientific bias in terms of border measures are consistent and are now being applied and that is why throughout this entire outbreak across the whole of government working with every government department we have seen and identified the right measures. under these plans upon arrival in the united kingdom you will have to quarantine for 14 days as you soon as you arrive on british soil you'll have to give your contact details and your address of where you will be isolating now that address could be subject to a spot check if you are found not to be in that address or in that property at the point in time where you should be isolating you could receive a fine of up to a 1000 pounds however there are some groups are actually exempt from the

government's quarantine policy they include those that live in the common travel area that includes people from the republic of violent the channel islands and the isle of man clowns also exempt health workers who are providing important essential care people who work as a row tortillas and because as well as seasonal agricultural workers and people who reside in the u.k. that travel abroad at least once a week for work purposes now many say that these quarantine policies are quite ludicrous for a variety of reasons one of which some argue they are completely unimplementable because of course as soon as you arrive in the u.k. some people may have to use public transport to get to that ultimate destination and many would argue that entirely defeats the point the government says that you should try and get alternative travels to your final destination but for some there are no alternatives than proper public transport then of course the issue that some people are exempt and of course a key issue being the timing of all of this many argue that the united kingdom is

implementing this policy too little too late many say that it should have been in force way earlier in the lock down period of course if we look to our european counterparts many of which have already implemented quarantine way way way at the beginning of their core. periods in the pandemic and some are even listing and easing these restrictive measures at this point for the u.k. we are simply at day one now the government has long said that it's close. he has always been guided by the medical and science experts but if we look at what they think about quarantine both sage that's the government science advisors they're saying that they don't believe quarantine is the right way forward they say it doesn't make any sense it's not based on science and will not be affective however according to a poll we can see that a 3rd of people want the government to be even tougher on those traveling from abroad just over 40 percent think the restrictions go far enough but just over

a 3rd disagreeing now we've also seen a push back coming from within the political system here in the u.k. mainly from conservative backbenchers interestingly spearheaded by to resume a the former prime minister all based on the idea that this is quite damaging to the british economy they would much prefer a measure called bridges whereby there are bilateral agreements with other countries across europe whereby citizens can cross the borders to the respective countries i.e. that would mean that would be particularly beneficial to the economy when it comes to tourism when it does come to tourism there are other issues because not only are people not booking holidays they can't commit to a 14 day quarantine period upon arrival yes this policy is up for review every 3 weeks but the question is how will the public recover when it comes to travel because of course consumer confidence is the key driver in the economy shutting out thank you very much indeed. when medical professor paul hunter told me the threat

of a 2nd wave of coronavirus is more likely to come from within the u.k. . i think we are in a moment in a position where in the u.k. . we have not still got more certainly eating infections than most of our neighboring countries and indeed if you have somebody telling to this country from so italy or spain both countries that have really major outbreaks those people are actually more risk from the immigration official in this country than we are for them so i think that as you probably already realize most. epidemiologist most experts. are not. they don't really support this initiative or the principle behind the other is this to keep the our number down and to avoid a 2nd page. well yes but. you have to say that in the context

of everything else that's going on and and how the disease is spreading in in the community and i think the answer is that the threat of the 2nd page isn't going to come from outside. it's going to come from within the u.k. and although yes it sounds a it sounds. useful thing and i'm sure it will be. politically in certainly in some sections but would be welcome i think the reality is that actually it won't really affect the are pretty much at all. still to come this hour. i'll talk to launches and legal review to publish the results of operation sickness which tests how prepared you came was for we hear from the doctor himself.

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in the depths. for a mate in the shallowness. and . welcome back a doctor has launched a legal review off to the government refused to publish the findings of a secret simulation which tested how prepared the u. . k. was for a pandemic if successful it would force the government to publish the full findings of exercice cygnus broad conclusions from the simulation really last month and revealed the government had been aware of the impact a pandemic would have on care homes the department of health currently refuses to publish the results on the grounds that could jeopardize civil servants ability to

speak in private without fear of repercussions well the doctor behind the judicial review dr mussa correct she told me that even if the government only planned for flu outbreak there would have been many common themes that would have been helpful in the current situation. it's legal cases about forcing the british government to disclose information which can help the health care and scientific communities. fight effectively against coby 1000 have the information they need to do that and in addition to give the public the opportunity to participate democratic democratically into policymaking decision making during this terrible challenge that we all face as a country or the government say it's pandemic planning was for a flu outbreak so even if it followed the advice it would be useful to get a coronavirus outbreak. that's interesting the government is making that claim because the government's own ministers and m.p.'s have categorically and repeatedly

stated that they have used the data from the sickness exercise to inform their current policy in managing covert 19 and in fact in for instance drawing up the current virus act which has been so important in managing this pandemic and in dition you know that although it's true they're different viruses they're both single stranded r.n.a. viruses that they're both respond true viruses and they both have a very high replication value so this means that management of this kind of disease is that has a lot of the kind of common themes so for instance protective equipment for both health care workers and the public is incredibly important in both the chrono virus and an influenza pandemic. 27 leading medics and scientists are calling for an urgent covert 19 inquiry for an anticipated 2nd wave of the virus it's the u.k. if as seems probable there is a 2nd wave this winter many ball die unless we find quick practical solutions to

some of the structural problems that have made implementing an effective response so difficult we call on all political parties to commit to a rapid transparent experts inquiry to address the. issues this must avoid diverting the efforts of those desponding to the crisis or portioning blame but should propose feasible ways to overcome the obstacles faced by those on the front line of the response and help them to save lives the group are warning that a fresh wave of the virus in the winter could kill many more if the government doesn't address the problems that have made their current response more difficult this includes the fragmentation of the n.h.s. public health and social care and for more of the story to about one of the signatories dr kailash chand he told me that the handling of the 1st wave has been a disaster starting not long ago. you can was the world leader in health education and science what happened despite all the odds

is we have more the highest death rate in the hort and highest number than the your and all this i put it to. one with disastrous notice of the spend and a very very very poor leadership right from the hold go we were late in lock down and now we're seeing who believe. we have absolutely miserable just policy but it's short of wonders right in generally when the whole thing started enjoying it and we did not follow it more news in just over half an hour. we're told the civil unrest in the united states and beyond is about systemic racism we're told western institutions are values that are inherently flawed and

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