lord bethell is under pressure over claims that he used personal emails inappropriately.he noble lord's private e—mail address. and ijust would say i think transparency is the word i'm looking for here. because the spotlight has been turned on the noble lord in recent days, including a formal complaint to the lord commissions about the issuing of patters. and she recommended transparency. because i suppose it is not the original scandal that gets people into the trouble, it is the attempted cover up or actually the chance there might be one. lady brinton asked if his position was �*tenable�*. yesterday, a number ten spokesperson explicitly denied that government ministers have used private e—mail addresses. they said both the former health secretary and lord bethell understand the rules around personal e—mail usage, and only ever conducted government business through their departmental e—mail addresses. this is directly contradicted by the second permanent secretary in meetings minutes published by the sunday times. those minutes clearly state that former health secretary

it was notable then that when a question was asked in the lords about care home residents, lord bethelly. of lady penn, who's a whip that is, one of the conservative business managers was at the despatch box instead. a labour peer wondered why. the noble lady, the minister is doing a very excellentjob answering the questions and it does raise the question as to why the minister responsible, lord bethell, is in hiding. is it because unlike the noble lady, he is one of the guilty people responsible for the care home scandal? or may be is it because of his links with gina? my lords, i think given the number of times that my noble friend has appeared at this dispatch box to answer questions from noble lords during this pandemic, his question is without any merit and i'm sure he will welcome the fact that he will see my noble friend at this dispatch box two or three times tomorrow. lady penn. a defence minister has apologised after secret military documents were found at a bus stop in kent. an investigation is under way into what happened to the papers, which included information on hms defe

he returned to the bethel ame church on dallas street in fells point. there's a fells point expert here today who is going to correct any part of this i get wrong. he returned to the bethel ame, one of the churches he had attended as a slave, as a teenage slave. and what happens? at the front entrance, he encounters his sister, whose name was eliza mitchell, an older sister, about three years older. he hadn't seen her since 1836. eliza had managed -- she has a fascinating long story. she had managed to purchase her own freedom. she'd also had some seven or eight children. she had named her daughter for her famous brother, by giving her the middle name douglass. she remained illiterate, but she had somehow followed the fame of her brother. it's not absolutely clear douglass even recognized her at first, but whatever. he grabbed her by the arm, and he and eliza walked up the center aisle of the bethel ame church to an altar we're told was surrounded by american flags. and one of the local papers called him the illustrious exile. and he opened the speech a

that a couple of houses are lost, families are displaced and have to move to other communities or bethel with other family members. and that, yeah this that, that new village doesn't get built quick enough for new talk to move there. and then it's the community end up breaking up. the bigger the trucks in the world for folks who leave that sense of belonging is taken away. so then you have to try to re establish that feeling of the money you're not thinking every day that i got a whole lot are going to hold the bucket. you get those conveniences, but what you lose access to food, access to the community, and on your part of the tribe is very difficult to leave and not till a sense of loss. anastasia may hear some, some guy shot here last summer, got killed right there. the gas station, boyer, us, somebody got shot killed there. just last week, 2 weekends ago. another guy got shot there was a couple gunshots and nighttime. i sound like a 44 and a rod like 9. you're comparing notes because the city you got to keep track your kids 247. got just let them out of it was like they do the new ta

that a couple of houses are lost. families are displaced and have to move to other communities or bethel with other family members. and that yeah this that, that new village doesn't get built quick enough for new talk to move there. and then it, did the community end up the bigger the truck? well the for folks who leave that sense of belonging is taken away. so then you have to try to re establish that feeling of belonging. you're not thinking every day that i got a whole lot. i got the bucket, you get those conveniences, but what you lose access to food and the access to the community. and when you're part of a tribe, is very difficult to leave and not kill a sense of loss. station right here. some a good, a shot here. last summer. got killed right there. the gas station, a boy or somebody shot killed there. just last week, 2 weekends ago. another guy shot there was a couple gunshots, a nighttime like a 44 and a rock block 9. you're comparing, i guess, but no, it's because the city you got to keep track your kids 247 to get just let them out . a village like they do the new talk. it tak

he returned to the bethel ame. one he attended as a teenage slave. what happens? at the front entrance, he encounters his sister whose name was eliza mitchell. an older sister, about three years older. he hadn't seen her since 1836. eliza had managed, a fascinating long story. she had managed to purchase her own freedom. she'd also had some 7 or 8 children. she had named a daughter for her famous brother by giving her the middle name douglass. she remained illiterate but followed the fame of her brother. not absolutely clear douglass even recognized her at first but whatever. he grabbed her by the arm and he and eliza walked up to the center aisle of the bethel and the altar surrounded by american flags and one of the local papers called him the illustrious exile. and he opened the speech again with noah's ark but with a twist. he told them noah, sending the dove out of the ark and comes back, branch in the beak. sends the dove again. dove does not return. douglass says, noah takes the tarp off the ark and lo, the world is renewed but today, i am the sign. i am th

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lord bethell.i, afteran inquiry found him in breach of parliament's bullying and harassment policy. the commissioner for standards found that he had acted in an intimidatory and threatening manner towards two members of staff, after technical difficulties had meant he'd been unable to attend a virtual committee meeting. i had been trying to get online to an important committee meeting. after many attempts throughout the day, i was still not connected and had to leave the meeting. i did not swear nor raise my voice, but my behaviour led to two complaints. i have reflected on my behaviour. i accept it constituted bullying and, as such, was entirely inexcusable. the circumstances were stressful for the staff who were assisting the committee and for me. i apologised to them before, and i apologise to them again and to the house unreservedly. i will never repeat such behaviour. thank you, mr speaker. an apologetic daniel kawczynski. and that was monday in parliament, thank you for watching. i do hope yo

very, very quickly. bethel, ferguson listened. so when you bust your knee, you do start to worry about whether it will ever be stable again and whether you be able to jump down the stairs again. i've been doing these exercises and getting to know which muscles you need and when they don't give you confidence again, i'm trying to send that stuff on vida and owner now realizes how important it is to train up specific muscles to protect your joints in the future. when else bodies work hard, we sweat but even without training, i don't sweat out. at least hopefully through a day. that's not a bad thing because which protects us from overheating. but most people aren't thrilled about the stains. at least on clothing. marie neela and from the show often work up a sweat when they play soccer together, sweating while playing sports doesn't bother them. but there are other situations in their daily lives where it might be awkward when it's when you're nervous during a presentation day on assess date, it might not make such a great 1st impre

i already have the bethel i think the will find room, but it is going to be one of those days where you want to find the place to stay cool. get that ac. hey. it might be your workplace. i'm sure your boss would not mind a little extra work. the undead. we're going to be in the midst of summer. hottest temperatures, obviously for inland areas 90's to triple digits out there today and tomorrow is actually going to be even hotter day, too. so we've got to buckle in for this these next few days, especially if you don't have the a c you look outside at half moon bay shows a really nice scene right along the coastline. coastal areas are going to be the nice spot today as you'll still have that moderating effect of the ocean sea breeze that spared the inland areas, the heat, the past couple of weeks is all but gone now. so we've got clear skies and temperatures that are already really starting to climb. san jose livermore oakland very close to the 70's berkeley are already there. san matteo at 72 in fairfield already just at 9.30 this morning at 81 degrees. i've got more on your forecast stil

. >> reverend holmes leads the bethel missionary baptist church in tallahassee, florida.ile health unit. nurses administered 18 vaccine shots throughout the week. >> you have two options. to take vaccine or take your chances with covid-19. >> mike lewis jr. can't help but wonder if the revival's message could have saved his father's life. his father was known as big mike. for 30 years, michael lewis was a fixture working security at the front doors of the st. petersburg florida nightclub scene. big mike was diagnosed with covid in early may and died just four days later. >> it's tough. i lost a piece of myself, i feel like. >> his son says he was never vaccinated because wasn't a priority as the 58-year-old juggled multiple jobs. but this loss is a wake-up call. >> we are making appointments ourselves, my wife and i to actually get that done. >> this has changed your outlook on the vaccine now. >> correct, correct. fear is a motivator. >> reverend holmes knows too often it takes stories of payment and loss to motivate a flock so he'll be trying to convert the vaccine hesi

so you might have to keep the bethel called for a couple of or just some ice in the freezer that rick'sahead, do it. feel cool maybe the movie theater. good option today it's friday. so hopefully it off to wake up tomorrow morning. and you can get out there, maybe to the coastline we are going to be looking at a beautiful day as far as skies go. i mean, that sunshine, it's hard to beat. unfortunately too much sunshine, though, beating down on you later today is going to contribute to the really hot meal that we have little bit of haze out in the distance today. we do have a spare the air alert effects of the heat wasn't enough less than ideal air quality on top of it. i know that's the last thing you want to be here on a day like today, there will be slightly cooler temperatcres at the coastline just anticipate a little bit of traffic heading out to highway one routes like 92 over the peninsula and highway 17 down to santa cruz are probably going to be pretty so many people are trying to escape that inland t high pressure ridge certainly still in place. it is pushing some stratus up fro

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