dr rosena allin—khan, labour mp for tooting, disagrees with the government's response.rmed me that, if 20% of staff members are not there on a given shift, it is only appropriate for basic things to be conducted on that day, such as feeding and exercise. double the percentage were off that day, so 40% of staff were not on shift that day, meaning that there was no reason that people should have been in education or work that day, and there was certainly no reason for daniel khalife to be in the kitchen that morning. this speaks to the wider erosion of our public services that we have across the country. we have nhs waiting lists that are through the roof. we have schools that are falling down around us. and now we have a prison service that has been so woefully under—resourced for so long that we have people escaping and staff going to work feeling desperately unsafe. our political correspondent peter saull has more. this has come about following| a question tabled in the house of commons by the labour mp, i rosena allin—khan, whose tooting constituency includes part of

as always, allin's plot centers on a supposedly insignificant life story of ordinary people. allusions, no one will clearly get away with superficial time-consuming. in general, the director does not go beyond his image of a small man, and here, nevertheless, his film is loved by audiences on all sides of the ocean. so, in the center he is she. he was once quietly in love with her, many years later. it’s no coincidence that it’s found in the capital love, everyone, of course, has their own life, but the dramaturgy of the novel cannot be avoided, in the film community they say that a love story of great irony is simply a parisian modification of the london match point, but self-repetitions and autoquotes from allin certainly should not confuse anyone , as they say, a living classic and he has his own film techniques, the fiftieth cardinaline was presented at the venice film festival and although the new yorker was booed on the red carpet, the audience applauded loudly after the screening. by the way, an authoritative publication the guardian named the great roni the best woody

allin's speech on the president of switzerland has begun, which together with dos i am going in a comato the network of two phones in this the foreign policy event that started at the united nations, i want to talk with mr. jalal cheraghi, a political and media expert who is here in the stadium and with us. mr. cheraghi has started speaking to the countries at the un general assembly this evening , considering that the president of our country is going to give a speech tonight. what is the basis of this arrangement of speakers, the arrangement of the heads of countries, what is your opinion? greetings to you, dear viewers , there is no special rule and order based on the internal laws of 1947 regarding the arrangement of speakers. two meetings were held special to the united nations general assembly and the general meeting of the united nations general assembly, the foreign minister of brazil gave a speech. he was the first person to speak, and since then it has been the diplomatic custom that he usually accompanied the first. how was the first speaker of the brazilian official, the pr

different to the allin efforts we have seen by western central banks. which is best. they are working great concern about the weakening yuan. that is having an effect on the prices they are paying for imports at the moment so i think that we will see probably more of that incremental approach going forward and this week we will be looking at the lone prime rate. the five year which relates particularly to mortgages in china. 0nce which relates particularly to mortgages in china. once again we could be seeing some tweaks to those rates going forward, if not this week i do think we will see a continuation of china cutting some of these key lending rates. 0nce china cutting some of these key lending rates. once again to try and boost confidence among the consumer sector and also trying to prop up the property sector which has been a bit of a source of concern for some time now. a source of concern for some time "ow-— a source of concern for some time now. , ., ., , time now. do stay tuned to a is a users report _ time now. do stay tuned to a is a users rep

mali, niger, gabon, berquina faso, the countries continue to topble the western allined governments optingers, which after the trans period, well they're going to elect a leader that's going to work for the people, hopefully, using the natural resources of their respective countries. now former french colonies have realized alignment with france did not bring them what they deserved. after all, they truly need to get beyond what uh means of livings they have now, a minimum, we'll find out if that happens. that does for this edition of the program. thank you so much for uh tuning in to our program and for watching it, if if you have any questions, comments, we truly appreciate it if you send it to us, contact information is behind me. and the entire team here at economic divide, it's goodbye, until the next program. the international community became involved in mali following the adoption of a un resolution in 2013. it's an evil force that needs to leave our land, it's been of no use, it has failed to deliver, give us few weeks and we will drive them out of the country. i love our country

so today allin’s film, shot in france, can officially be seen in cinema, it’s just about this, aboutirony, and of course, there are also plenty of ironies of fate in this film story. ideally, he calls the new film a caustic romantic thriller, filmed in the spirit of his own match-point, only now it’s not london, but an incredibly romantic autumn paris, all this... colorful palette was shot by the famous italian cameraman vittorio storara, who worked a lot with bertolucci. seventies jazz sounds behind the scenes. the film was shot not just in france, but exclusively with french actors in the french language, which gives it a special charm that goes well with allin’s signature intelligence. the script, which woody himself wrote, is based on a tragicomic story about a love triangle. the main character is married to a successful financier. who in his own words helps rich people get even richer. she seems to be happy, but she feels like a bird in a golden cage. and then she accidentally meets a former classmate, now a writer, who admits that he was once madly in love with her. a passionat

come about following a written question tabled in the house of commons by the labour and he rosena allin—khanhas described the response from prisons minister damian hinds is deeply concerning. he admitted that 80 prison officers expected to turn up on the 6th of september, the date daniel khalife escapes, didn't, so only around 61% of those expected on the day weather. damian hinds suggested that although this sounds quite shocking, actually this is above the safe levels put in place by the prison. they believe this complies with the rules. it is alleged daniel khalife hid under a delivery van outside the kitchen is to get away. we were told that all of the kitchen and gatehouse staff were in work on this date but it clearly raises questions for all of the authorities involved. the justice secretary alex chalk said at the weekend that all security staff who were supposed to be were in place, i am told he stance by those comments. his department has published the terms of reference of an independent inquiry into the escape, confirming staffing levels will be looked at.— escape, confirming staf

been looking at a bunch of recession probability indicators, and none of them have been doing good at allinms of telling us there will be a recession. >> that's right. you're still looking at a material slowdown. for most investors, whether it's two quarters of negative gdp or just a crummy economy doesn't make a material difference. makes a nice headline, but an asset manager, i know i have a little bit of time, and then i have to position for a more difficult economic environment. it all boils down to how do i want to be positioned? i have to be very aware of the risks ahead. >> that was a lively discussion. we appreciate your time today, francis. >> before you go, steve, you have some news on the banks. >> so the feds and regulators do this very often. they have set out some guidance to the banks out there about treating borrowers in the face of the recent hurricane, as well as the issue that happened in maui, as well. they say go easy on the borrowers, and we as the regulators will not frown upon your concessions or other treatment of those borrowers in the face of these natural disaste

let's continue that with julia boorstin at the allin summit in los angeles with a very special guest.right. i'm joined by bill, legendary investor a benchmark for many years. use it on nine boards and have great perspective on what the which is talking about. not only were you instrumental in huber's early days but you still own huber shares and we were just talking about huber and instacart. what is your perspective on the instacart ipo? >> first thing i would say, when i read the s1, i was very positively blown away by the profitability and how quick they got there. keep in mind, we came out of a time in the industry where growth was the model and everyone was told to run and everybody has the gas pedal fully to the floor and making that cultural transition to profitability is very hard. there is another element of the instacart situations that i don't think people are alking about. their stock base, fraction of the other companies in the space and tech companies. they are running a very high and very dilutive to shareholders now love to see more discussion about that. i think it re

allin mayor sheng thao said in a statement that her office is working on this. take a look. we've got it up on your screen reading in part, we welcome the opportunity to meet with any business owner that wants to work on collective safety solutions alongside our office, adding, quote, i have been personally meeting with dozens of small business groups to fund and support initiatives to get here and promote safer streets. now the strike is set to start at 10 o'clock this morning with the press conference at some point later today. and that will be outside of chance business in oakland's as we get more information. we'll keep you updated. and in the next half hour, you will hear those business owners that have been affected. but in the newsroom, i'm michael thomas send it back to 2 at the michael, thank you. also happening today, nurses at ucs meds, ucsf med center are going to rally against what they call. >> a short staffing issues. ucsf announced a monthslong hiring freeze in may and registered nurses and other health care workers say that it's been a problem. at the campus

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just a bit more from labour's rosena allin—khan, who's the mp as you say, for wandsworth.s belief the government's claiming 60% of prison officers attending a shift is acceptable. they're complacency is astounding and illustrates how unfit they are to run the country. our communities, cities are being failed, said. more reaction, communities, cities are being faicourse, said. more reaction, communities, cities are being faicourse, as|id. more reaction, communities, cities are being faicourse, as it. more reaction, communities, cities are being faicourse, as it comes reaction, communities, cities are being faicourse, as it comes through . of course, as it comes through. >> thousands of airline passengers flying to or from london gatwick airport are waking up where they did not intend to be after the latest disruption due to air traffic control. this is the third in just 18 days. well, it's not just 18 days. well, it's not just the passengers getting fed up because michael o'leary, chief executive of ryanair, calling on the head of nats, the air traffic control service to re

she will now be reporting to the shadow foreign secretary, rosena allin—khan an another another softcept a demotion and she's now been removed from the shadow cabinet. so keir starmer is feeling confident and he is prepared to show his true colours. those blair ites in the party have made a real comeback. >> yeah, and in terms of the job in prospect with sue gray, of course, now as chief of staff to direct things, it does seem they're going straight on the attack they've got attack and of course they've got an with this an open goal with this government crumbling policy over concrete . concrete. >> well, exactly . it does feel >> well, exactly. it does feel as though keir starmer is sort of getting all his ducks in a row ready for the next election. sue gray has masses of experience within government and will be able to bring a lot of that to her brief as the as keir starmer s head of staff essentially in the labour party. yeah. as for the concrete issue, some people are raising eyebrows a bit as to why labour have chosen to get all the focus in westminster on to their internal reshu

rosena allin—khan., she's a doctor who in her spare time does shifts. >> that's right. she she worked all the way through covid working as a hospital doctor, but he sacked her. well no, he didn't sack her. what in fact, happened there was that he was going to demote her from cabinet level. right. and in her resignation letter, what she said was, i'm really disappointed that you don't feel mental health should be a cabinet position in. and i think she's right that that mental health is so important. it should be a cabinet position. >> he wanted her out. >> he wanted her out. >> well, i mean, that that she would have stayed it would would have stayed but it would have been outside shadow cabinet, know. cabinet, as you know. >> streeting, the shadow >> and wes streeting, the shadow health secretary >> inevitably, there were >> well, inevitably, there were there were in the same kind of area. that she was area. and i think that she was very good. i'm really sorry to see that she disappeared. i'm sure she'll

we'rejoined now by rosena allin—khan, the labour mp whose constituency of tooting includes hmp wandsworth. police are working quickly and hard on this and they have my full support. i think the wider question are people in my community are asking and people around the country is, how is it allowed to happen in the first place and how can we make sure it doesn't happen again? lttrul’hat sure it doesn't happen again? what contact have _ sure it doesn't happen again? what contact have you _ sure it doesn't happen again? what contact have you had _ sure it doesn't happen again? what contact have you had with the prison, have you spoken to the governor at all? t prison, have you spoken to the governor at all?— prison, have you spoken to the governor at all? i raised concerns many months _ governor at all? i raised concerns many months ago. _ governor at all? i raised concerns many months ago. i _ governor at all? i raised concerns many months ago. i was - governor at all? i raised concerns many months ago. i was made i governor at all? i raised concerns i many months ago. i was made aware ther