having a go at this now and the independent i think rightly is saying hold on a second you cambridge university study out of africa i wonder whether the government will have a look at have a look at the i suspect they were aligned you know in the past forty eight hours former capital executive john tizard one of corbin's gentlemen. it says that the the hundred billion pound outsourcing mess should be brought back into democratic control let's go to this story from the canary the reverberations of this multi-billion failure of karelia from trouble on the high seas were all at sea with this one to the canary reports exclusive leaked files reveal karelians payments to block listing agency and far more this story has rumbled on for quite a while now there are explicit claims thanks in large part to the g.m.b. union it turns out that i'm not getting fourteen thousand seven hundred twenty four names at least have been illegally investigated by the consulting association a form of blacklisting to try and courtesy allegation i'm sure we'll be going to a consulting agency divined whether in fact they we

in 2015, a cambridge university press medical textbook acknowledged that, a, quote, fetus becomes capable of experiencing pain between 20 and 30 weeks of gestation, end quote. in fact, fetal surgeons routin routinely administer pain medications for babies after only four months of development. doctors are giving babies pain medication after four months of development. as modern medicine has recognized, these babies are humans capable of experiencing pain. yet there is no federal law protecting these vulnerable humans from abortions. as a result, every year in our country, the lives of thousands of babies and, pai pain -- of bs end painfully through abortion. this is unacceptable. the majority of men and women across the nation agree with this premise. according to a recent maris poll, six out of ten americans surveyed support a law prohibiting abortion after five months of pregnancy. additionally, multiple states, including my home state of iowa, have passed legislation that would prohibit abortions after five months of development. that is because these babies are babies. there is no way

a cambridge university press medical textbook acknowledged that a fetus becomes capable of experiencing pain between 20 and 30 weeks of gestation. after only four months of development they are giving pain medication after four month of development. these babies are humans capable of experiencing pain, yet there is no federal law protecting these vulnerable humans from abortion. the lives of thousands of babies and painfully through abortion. this is unacceptable. the majority of men and women across the country agree with this purpose. six out of ten americans surveyed support the law prohibiting abortion after five months of pregnancy. additionally, multiple states including my home state of iowa have passed legislation that would prohibit abortion after five months of development. that is because these babies or babies. there is no way to deny the humanity of these children when you consider stories like that of ms. pickering from newton iowa. a very young friend of mine, 5-years-old. just a few weeks ago on the floor of the senate i was able to share this story. as you may recall, m

but the kind of fumbling in the dark to try and fix the problem rather we don't get to see cambridge university other universities going on the numbers are up we need to do something to try and boost the numbers of women getting top marks. look i think it's the right of any university to operate the way they want to and if they want to do that fine i'm simply saying that as a well woman with three post-graduate degrees who has raised two daughters i can say that i would not want to be put in a position where i graduated from a school that used some sort of special means to get me through that to me is not helping me that to me is putting me in at a disadvantage going into the workforce i want to be able to compete i believe in my own abilities to compete i always have i work in a male dominated industry and i've always done fine competing i want to be able to compete based on my own merit my own competition and yes frankly using the things that are different about me that make me uniquely a woman that i happen to be proud of and i don't want to be on a par with mint at every arena i want i want

limit shakespeare was writing four hundred years ago i'm still some of the one dickens that cambridge university had to be warned about the distressing cvs even friends is too much for some millennial zeal to choose an italian american a guy with a transvestite who missed a quid and even throwing in a lesbian couple wasn't diverse enough to. not use always about the nineteenth century imperialist sessile right. at oxford university he wanted his small barely noticeable start to go on why because he was bad at one hundred fifty years ago who wasn't. there and so are these chances my grandfather is david possible weinstein's situation that your liberty immigrant and christ the redeemer possibly offensive to jews and muslims the little guy being in the fountain naked it's time to act what is great is there are places where everyone's mind can rest in peace these are. based is these are places where freedom of speech and. expression often on hold in case anyone should have that feelings. are still to come here on the program ought to donald trump new immigration initiative now winning in praise from

millions that questions you christopher hill professor of international relations at cambridge university. but also britain only only to a you countries which a couple of projecting conventional ministry fulls outside european says several of us that are limited in that. both the menu camp house now nobody else in europe has that. there is a key question her. as to how saw bert brexit is going to coalerman is lost in some ways germany has always been in favor all developing european defense cooperation making the european union. effectively a player in the world security system. but if britain leaves. germany is going to have to decide how much of results it close into thatt. process financial and human and otherr moment rounds is clearly in the lead. if rick britain l leads out of the same time a call act on its own so as we sort libya in two thousand eleven. as we see even in mali now. france does need some support in britain is a on the a european country type look providing that civil that present. now and why ally st necessarily go in the same direction. draws a b burden hahave a lot

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he works at cambridge university, a director of religious studies at wolfson college. says this, "scorning the prophet..." in the way he sees yours and some other writings, he says, "scorning the prophet goes beyond free speech, it is an act of violence." and he compares it with the days of nazi terror when cartoons supplied a key weapon of anti—jewish polemic. he's making a direct comparison there. are you not guilty of that kind of incitement, particularly, may i say, with the book that you published which essentially — its title is clear — to destroy islamic fascism? yeah, because i talk about an ideology in that book. for me cartooning the prophet is not something different than cartooning the pope, any chief of state, jesus, moses or god himself... it is notjust cartoons. to quote you, i think from this book directly, "islam is not a religion of peace and love but an ideology that teaches hate of the other and which blesses the inferiority of women and non—muslims." you are essentially condemning as fascists an entire religion. do you know any religion of peace an

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according to cambridge university, 40% of lesbian gay transgender people have never seen -- furthermore, 80% of school teachers have never seen a specifically on how to tackle bullying. education begins with educators. such a powerful impact on young peoples lives. lgbt seizes on a daily basis, unacceptable. approximately one into youth, this motion fix half of your constituents. half of young people are victimized and attack him afraid to open up and share the true cells. what does that set for the remainder of the population? for the sake of all your lgbt concerts i urge you to support this. organizations like stonewall are doing all they can but more funding, awareness and educatio education, a lack of care for young people and the persecution is still ongoing. is this what we want to be removed for? or do we continue to ask yourself to want to make a difference? do want to be remembered as a generation of hate? or a generation of progression? visibility is key to our success and toward justice. thank you for your time. [applause] >> kate, thank you for that fine and rousing start to

according to cambridge university, the school report, 40% of lesbian, gay, bi and trans young people are never taught. education begins with educators. so to eliminate ignorance we have to start with a power impact on our young people's lives. they face horrific abuse on a daily basis, unacceptable reality and to approximately one in two youths of lgbt plus, this motion affects half of all your constituents. half of young people victimized and attacked, afraid to show their true selves. and what precedent does that set for the remainder of the association. a world of fear and oppression is not one i want any part of. is it one that you and your constituents want? for the sake of all lgbt plus constituents, i urge you to accept this motion. organizations like stone wall that has been engaged are doing all they can, but more funding, more education and more awareness is still necessary because currently there is a lack of support, lack of basic care for lgbt plus young people and their persecution is still ongoing. is this really what we want to be remembered for? or do we as mps and l

and basically run the acquisition department and worked at princeton university press and cambridge university press and a lot of university presses represented here. i just wanted to start by stating the university press, some people don't know what makes the difference from another publisher. either a commercial trade publisher that publishes most of the fiction in general nonfiction you might read, also how the difference between commercial scholar publisher, first of all we are a not-for-profit organization. all university presses are, that doesn't mean -- we try not to incur too much of a loss but we are not-for-profit and we are not out to just sign up books that will earn money for the organization. secondly, we are situated with the university. university is our middle name so our goals, our missions at the university admission at university press are entwined in some ways and university wants to foster research in a generation of scholarship to disseminate that scholarship, to be deteriorated and get out into the world. we also publish important books that a commercial publisher would

and among her many achievements i just want to note an excellent book published in 2015 from cambridge university press she was formally on the writing staff and now one of our leaders here at brookings susan's international affairs columnist from the new weekly podcast and her list of accomplishments is very long and also the editor in foreign policy reporting from congress and iraq and the soviet union as co- bureau chief and for a variety of different outlets and we are extremely happy that you are joining us. please join me to welcome our three panelists to the stage. [applause] >> thank you to all of you for braving the cold we are grateful and cannot think of a more timely event i am a little bit exhausted by 2018. [laughter] and certainly it is a good reminder the outbreak of the protest question already. i cannot think of a better panel to figure that out but a lot of us are starting out this morning with questions is this an interaction report remarkable but litter -- little understood. that is what we will talk about throughout 2018. but of course the timing is remarkable because here i

to note two books, in 2008 "iran's long reach" and an excellent book published in 2015 by cambridge university press called excuse me, "iran's political economy since the revolution". she was formerly on the state department's policy planning staff and now one of our leaders here at brookings and moderating one of the very best we could hope for here in washington. susan glaser, the chief columnist and host of news new weekly podcast, the global politico, and her list of accomplishments was long, a founding editor of politico, editor in chief of foreign policy reported from krohning, from tora bora, from afghanistan, from iraq, from the soviet union as co-bureau chief in moscow, and for a variety of different outlets and we're extremely happy that you've joined us, susan. so thank you all. please join me in welcoming our three panelists to the stage. [applause] [applause] >> well, thank you. thank you to all of you for braving the cold out here this morning. we're grateful and i can't think of a more timely event in 2018. i don't know about you guys, but i'm exhausted by 2018 already. and you

they met as students while at cambridge university, but a court heard vines had become fixated with theters to miss maitlis, once from behind bars in willingdon prison and once while on licence. the judge said it was wholly unacceptable, and gave the probation service and the prison governor ten days for a written explanation. in a statement read to court, miss maitlis said she had felt scared and let down when she had heard vines had breached the restraining order even from within the prison system. she said it had affected her relationship with her husband, had scared her children and said "it has affected my ability to do my work". she added, "the breach has been a reminder that this man remains a constant threat in my life." i think a custodial sentence as has been given today sends an important message out to perpetrators and victims of these crimes, that we do take this seriously. the judge said this sort of protracted harassment has a crippling effect on the victim. he said no one should have to go through that, whether a public figure or not. he described it as psychological tor

s cambridge university when he disappeared in two thousand and fifteen rome's chief prosecutor giuseppe a.p. now tony says regina had been under surveillance by the egyptian authorities he also said material seized earlier this month from the computer and phone of regina's cambridge tutor was proving useful the inmates of france's overcrowded prisons are on the brink of a new sydney after two weeks of industrial action by wardens this is according to an independent on but it's been the wardens are showing no signs of backing down clashing with riot police earlier in the week and demanding more money and improvements to safety but the strikes are increasing tensions with the prison is. india has been celebrating its sixty night for public day with a parade in delhi the country is marking the date the indian call situation was adopted and the country was declared a sovereign state ending british colonial rule ten heads of state would guess of on or from the countries on hoaxed as will. india's pride and ambition shone through the fog on the sixty ninth republic day. showcase the military

s cambridge university when he disappeared in two thousand and fifteen runs chief prosecutor says regina had been under surveillance by the egyptian authorities. leaders from african union member states are meeting on sunday to discuss the continent's most pressing issues including corruption and migration also focusing on ways to long and improve trade so the cost of doing business comes down one of the ideas being pushed is the creation of a digital free trade zone which will make connecting online or and in or companies a minimal as the reaction from one of the biggest trade ports in east africa on the kenyan coast is the height of the. families run this manufacturing business in mombasa for decades he wants to expand sales of his wooden doors and other products beyond kenya's borders while moody can import the room until he needs red tape or lengthy cross border processes make exports difficult finding more affordable buying through the agency because though amount of paperwork required and the taxation changing every now and then was a day no if we had working knowledge of god well

in 2015, a cambridge university press medical textbook acknowledged that, a, quote, fetus becomes capable of experiencing pain between 20 and 30 weeks of gestation, end quote. in fact, fetal surgeons routin routinely administer pain medications for babies after only four months of development. doctors are giving babies pain medication after four months of development. as modern medicine has recognized, these babies are humans capable of experiencing pain. yet there is no federal law protecting these vulnerable humans from abortions. as a result, every year in our country, the lives of thousands of babies and, pai pain -- of bs end painfully through abortion. this is unacceptable. the majority of men and women across the nation agree with this premise. according to a recent maris poll, six out of ten americans surveyed support a law prohibiting abortion after five months of pregnancy. additionally, multiple states, including my home state of iowa, have passed legislation that would prohibit abortions after five months of development. that is because these babies are babies. there is no way

of content for the foundation for economic education and in cambridge we cross the garrick hileman he is a research fellow at the university of cambridge all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it gary let me go to you first in cambridge explain what is going on with bitcoin i mean i'm of the age and i used to work in finance i can remember the dot com bubble and then it's melt down here not being very well versed in bitcoin what is going on here is this just speculation or is this the new shiny radiant future go ahead in cambridge. right i think i think a little bit of both to be honest and certainly we've seen you know some aspects of this story before as you mentioned you know after the dot com bubble exploded in two thousand two thousand and one there were a number of winners that emerged from that area and a number of new companies that were born after that have done quite well you know big has already been declared dead several times in two thousand and eleven wired wrote an article saying the rise and fall of we saw the crash in two thousand a

director of content for the foundation for economic education and in cambridge we cross to garrick hileman he is a research fellow at the university of cambridge right gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated gary let me go to you first in cambridge explain what is going on with bitcoin i mean i'm of the age and i used to work in finance i can remember the dot com bubble and then it's melt down here and not being very well versed in bitcoin what is going on here is this just speculation or is this the new shiny radiant future go ahead in cambridge. i think i think a little bit of both to be honest and certainly we've seen you know some aspects of this story before as you mentioned you know after the dot com bubble exploded in two thousand two thousand and one there were a number of winners that emerged from that area and a number of new companies that were born after that have done quite well you know big has already been declared dead several times in two thousand and eleven wired wrote a article saying the rise and fall of a coin we saw the crash in two thousand an

director of content for the foundation for economic education and in cambridge we crossed garrick heilman he is a research fellow at the university of cambridge right gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciated gary let me go to you first in cambridge explain what is going on with bitcoin i mean. i'm of the age and i used to work in finance ike i can remember the dot com bubble and then it's melt down here and not being very well versed in bitcoin what is going on here is this just speculation or is this the new shiny radiant future go ahead in cambridge. i think i think a little bit of both to be honest and certainly we've seen you know some aspects of this story before as you mentioned you know after the dot com bubble exploded in two thousand two thousand and one there were a number of winners that emerged from that area and a number of new companies that were born after that have done quite well you know big has already been declared dead several times in two thousand and eleven wired wrote an article saying the rise and fall of a coin we saw the crash in two thousand

host: our guest having to open scotland, he went to cambridge university, and earned his doctorate inversity of pennsylvania. is big oil ready for change? explain that question. guest: this is an important year for big oil. we are producing and selling more oil than ever before. what we are seeing is that countries are now saying no more internal combustion. in the last year, we have seen countries like france, the u.k., norway, the netherlands same by 2040, we will not allow internal combustion cars to be sold. what to watch for this coming germanyuntries such as also said we will ban automobiles. china has said we will ban automobiles and they will announce a date. from 2030, no more internal combustion engines by 2030. we will see pretty important issues. at the same time, we see shareholders say, wait, we want our oil companies that we own shares in, we want them be more clean about climate risk, so exxon last year was instructed it should be more transparent call assets that may become locked in and stranded and do not worth anything, so they have agreed to do scenarios to what t

s cambridge meeting of university when he disappeared in two thousand and fifteen rome's chief prosecutor giuseppe ping attorney says regina had been under surveillance by the egyptian authorities. india has been sacrificing sixty night for a public day with a parade in delhi country is marking the date the country was declared a sovereign state ending british colonial rule and a hawkster explains. india's pride and ambition shone through the fog on the sixty ninth republic day. say case in military might for domestic audience a fly past by the indian air force including an eye in the sky surveillance plane. the aereo display followed a procession of tanks missiles military hardware rolling down the rush of promenade in india's capital all seemingly designed to reinforce the message of india's stature as a growing power and tributes were also paid to india's founding father mahatma gandhi prime minister and the hendra modi hosted a long guest list i think it's very strategically important guest list india has an act based policy where it's trying to focus building ties with southeast asia

director of content for the foundation for economic education and in cambridge we crossed garrick heilman he is a research fellow at the university of cambridge right gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means he can jump in anytime you want i always appreciated gary let me go to you first in cambridge explain what is going on with bitcoin i mean i'm of the age and i used to work in finance ike i can remember the dot com bubble and then it's melt down here and not being very well versed in bitcoin what is going on here is this just speculation or is this the new shiny radiant future go ahead in cambridge. i think i think a little bit of both to be honest and certainly we've seen you know some aspects of this story before as you mentioned you know after the dot com bubble exploded in two thousand two thousand and one there were a number of winners that emerged from that area and a number of new companies that were born after that have done quite well you know big has already been declared dead several times in two thousand and eleven wired wrote in article saying the rise and fall of a coin we saw the crash in two thousand an

on threadneedle street, he was an academic teaching in prestigious institutions like the university of cambridgeard, and m.i.t., where his office happen to adjoin to then assistant professor ben bernanke. in 1991, he brought his quick thinking to the bank of england as its chief economist, moving up the ranks to deputy governor then to the top job. it was a long way from his humble beginnings in the english midlands. what did you want to be as a child? lord king: i wanted to play cricket for my county, worcestershire. i would play for them the whole season apart from the last week of june and the first week of july when i would take two weeks off to defend my singles title at wimbledon. francine: that did not work out. lord king: it did not work out. francine: are there parallels between sportsmanship and policymaking? lord king: very much so. i think one reason i started a charity to encourage young children to play cricket and competitive sports is that it is a very good way to learn in a harmless environment that it is important to compete, but to have the ability once the game ends to be fri