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his 17 speeches for 70 more than lord bhatia and he did make a single one and claimed 44,000.on test who cared and who was turning up to supplement their pension. it would also stop their pension. it would also stop the cross pollination between the commons and the lords, so that you have two independents, even those who were partisan were forced to actually try and be a little bit independent of policy. i think it is certainly time for reform, but i can rememberarguments certainly time for reform, but i can remember arguments for reform for the last 50 years. but this sort of story i think we'll stick in the craw of a lot of people. they gave themselves a 3% pay rise when we are getting an extra 79p a week, compared to what we got years ago in the average salary. it is outrageous. in the sunday times we have got the prime minister's vanishing briefs. not a story about his underwear but what the civil serva nts his underwear but what the civil servants sent to him in terms of briefing documents and he wants them a little bit shorter? he wants his briefs a bit shorter, yes. he

more i think a higher minimum wage is part of it but some like heritage foundation economist romina bhatia says that could actually hurt workers but it's going to hurt minorities less educated workers younger workers who are already seeing this today. she says a broader approach is needed. but we also need to look at where are the barriers that are keeping people from moving into higher earning positions ross as any solution should include the government and private sector. i think it has to be partnership reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. well for your money this morning baby yoda is ready for his close-up an amazon tell sellers it will take down listings for products that claim to kill coronavirus we've got jane king live the nasdaq with these stories and more age and james like good morning to amazon informed 3rd party sellers. it is removing listings for products that include false claims about the coronavirus is according to cnbc. >>one listing falsely claimed it met the center for disease control's criteria for use against the coronavirus amazon was among several tech gian

more i think a higher minimum wage is part of it but some like heritage foundation economist romina bhatia says that could actually hurt workers but it's going to hurt minorities less educated workers younger workers who are already seeing this today. she says a broader approach is needed. but we also need to look at where are the barriers that are keeping people from moving into higher earning positions ross as any solution should include the government and private sector i think it has to be a partnership. reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >>well assemblyman rob bonta of alameda is calling on california to better protect immigrants targeted by us immigration and customs enforcement affecting previewed 3 new measures. the first is for released convict convicts who sentenced when they were under 18 this would prevent the department of corrections from giving them over to ice another bill would call for more oversight of law enforcement agencies that participate with the fbi's terrorism task force and the 3rd would people for prevent the state from working with any private busine

syrian government and russian forces are targeting civilians and hospitals of northwest syria shelled bhatia day is calling for humanitarian corridors to be set up 900000 people have been displaced since december. the number of people killed by the coronavirus is now 1800 china reported 98 more deaths the head of a major hospital and behind the center of the operate is also dot again virus. afghanistan's president ashraf ghani has been declared as the winner of the 2911 with just over 50 percent of the votes results from september's election were delayed after allegations of vote rigging forced a recount. of the boy scouts of america one of the largest youth organizations in the u.s. has filed for bankruptcy the group says it's to ensure compensation for sexual abuse victims last year it was revealed that more than 12000 children had allegedly been abused while taking part in boy scouts activities a list of more than 7800 suspected pedophiles was disclosed last month well our white house correspondent kelly health is live for us live for us in washington d.c. kimberly what kind of options di

neena bhatia is head of campaigns, which? shejoins me now. thank you for being with us.how amazon decided which listed items become amazon's choice. it is actually an algorithm where a high overall star rating is one of the factors for how sellers can get that rating. in order to get that label. we looked at a snapshot investigation of nearly 200 listing with that label, and there were dozens with that label, and there were d oze ns of with that label, and there were dozens of exa m ples with that label, and there were dozens of examples of where sellers have incentivised all put fake reviews on their listings in order to artificially boost their overall rating in order to get the amazon's choice label. you hear the response to your research, it says that real customer ratings play a big part in deciding what is listed as an amazon's choice product. they do say they have rules in place to prevent these fraudulent reviews, and daylight across their ranges. we do know that, and people tell us that they trusted, they think it is a murk of quality and they are more likely to