bame.n _ term bame. yes, apparently this recommendation was _ term bame. yes, apparently this recommendation was made - term bame. yes, apparently this i recommendation was made because term bame. yes, apparently this - recommendation was made because the term erases identities. differentiate. itjust kind of lumps the non—white person term together. i've heard it from colleagues who've been locked into those groups at work. i think there are people who say they find it... they don't particularly like it. black people do have different experience to south asian people in this country, so it's not a particularly... i heard the shadowjustice a sec. who's talked a lot about race issues say that as well. he doesn't like the term bame. i think it's probably a term coined with good intentions, but it's something that the nhs will not continue. but it's something that the nhs will not continue-— not continue. we've got about 30 seconds, claire. _ not continue. we've got about 30 seconds, claire. if

the nhs is urged to scrap the term bame, a term that many people of colour, shall we say, i absolutelytime that - absolutely detest. yes, i think it's probably about time that this - probably about time that this happened from talking to colleagues who were _ happened from talking to colleagues who were put in bame groups, and people _ who were put in bame groups, and people come from a difference experience, whether they come from asian _ experience, whether they come from asian or— experience, whether they come from asian orjewish heritage, and you find yourself in a group of totally different — find yourself in a group of totally different experiences, lumped together without any thought to that _ together without any thought to that. different experience of discrimination or culture. it is i think— discrimination or culture. it is i think high— discrimination or culture. it is i think high time people start to listen — think high time people start to listen to— think high time people start to listen to people's problems with the ternt _ listen to people's problems with the ternt i_

level playing cricket from a bame level but significantly less in the professional level? thing in most professions, but there is the independent commission for equity in cricket which is so players have an independent unit they can speak to to express their concerns. at wales, we've done that, we've been very proactive and recognise cases where there has been discrimination and gotten those people to talk about it in theirjourneys, and see what we can learn moving forward.- can learn moving forward. really interesting _ can learn moving forward. really interesting to _ can learn moving forward. really interesting to talk _ can learn moving forward. really interesting to talk to _ can learn moving forward. really interesting to talk to you, - can learn moving forward. reallyj interesting to talk to you, thanks so much, and really good to hear your experience. a 12—year—old girl has died after suffering catastrophic injuries during an argument in liverpool city center. ava white was with friends when she was assaulted yesterday evening. four teenage boys, aged between 13—15

that pp provision during the pandemic was either inadequate or sometimes inappropriate especially for bamee difficult times in the polemic —— people with a beard. i think we should look at that and the we are also at the view that biases should be reflected in all health care policies, notjust equipment but structures that might have affected the disparity is that minority colleagues as well as communities have faced. colleagues as well as communities have faced-— have faced. how far back in the research and _ have faced. how far back in the research and design _ have faced. how far back in the research and design process i have faced. how far back in the research and design process do have faced. how far back in the . research and design process do we need to go, though, when we are talking about devices? because surely it is the cohort of people who used to test these things in the first place that needs to be more representative of society as a whole? , ., , ,., , ., whole? yes, absolutely. i mean, i think when — whole? yes, absolutely. i mean, i think when these _ whole? yes, absolutel

russia standing by belarus, baming the west and holding joint military operations. >> i think it's a. we've communicated our concern to russia. we communicated our concern to belarus. we think it's a problem. >> reporter: and this morning, the eu's top diplomat said they will now toughen sanctions on belarus, possibly extending them to airlines and others who are transporting the migrants to the border. michael? >> all right, thank you, martha. i know you'll stay on the story. robin? >>> michael, now to the spike in covid cases even in states with high vaccination rates. this as three states are allowing everyone over 18 to get booster shots. california is one of them, and kayna whitworth is at dodger stadium in los angeles which has reopened its testing center. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: yeah, robin, good morning. they had to relaunch this site after they saw an increase in demand, coupled with an increase in positivity rates. here in california, we're actually seeing higher transmission rates than in many other states that have fewer restrictions, leading health officials he

to get out there is safety as a high percentage of our drivers are getting vaccinated, we see them baming than two hours, totally flexible, get to work where you want, which in this world is even more important. so we are supporting vaccination for drivers, riders, and we'll continue to do so. >> supporting it but not requiring it what's the thought there i mean, i know how strongly you feel about it. and so i am curious why you wouldn't just say, you know what, i will require it both for their benefit and maybe for the benefit of the business to feel more comfortable getting in the cars >> i think that we will follow the direction of what's government mandates, et cetera the fact is that our drivers are independent contractors and they get to make those choices on their own. we are going to be encouraging them in every way, shape and form and by the way, that also applies to riders as well. so what we are doing is making sure that we protect your health, for example, our mask policy is still in place but ultimately, these are individual decision unless the government says otherwise. >> a