dr claire mitchell, interesting _ as well. dr claire mitchell, interesting to _ as well.trusts in the country, serving around 700,000 patients here in east kent. managers here at the hospital say they understand the frustration for patients who have their appointments and operations cancelled today. the hospital bosses say they don't have any control over this. this is a dispute between the government and the british medical association representing junior doctors. it is a small picket line here. we can talk to one of the junior doctors out on strike today. how are you feeling? well, none of us were keen to strike but unfortunately this is the way things— but unfortunately this is the way things have come to.— but unfortunately this is the way things have come to. what would you normally be — things have come to. what would you normally be doing _ things have come to. what would you normally be doing on _ things have come to. what would you normally be doing on a _ things have come to. what would you normally be doing on a typical- things have come to. what would you norm

for 2 years, claire mitchell and zoe vandy tots. he campaigned for a legal pardon and apology for the 2500 people. mostly women convicted an executed for witchcraft in scotland. although their persecution dates back several centuries, they saw their demand as a signal for the present that are still people across the world generally vulnerable. often women are old people. they're being accused of witchcraft and in some cases been killed by mob justice. and in fact, that are some countries that are trying to put it into their legal system where people can still be accused of witchcraft. so we don't think that it's an issue this past is still sadly very, very relevant. on march 8th, 2020, to their plea was heard scotlands, then 1st minister nicholas sturgeon, acknowledged the historic injustice before parliament. on behalf of the scottish government, i'm choosing to acknowledge that agree to us historic injustice, and extend to formal ponts to miss apology. to all those accused convicted, vilified, or executed under the witchcraft act

dr claire mitchell is a british doctor, now an emergency consultant, who moved to queenland, australiak and has now been there for eight years. she said she's stayed because the medical workforce is properly valued, unlike in the uk. i moved to australia for a year's career break and to experience medicine and life in another country, and i am now here eight years later. country, and i am now here eight years later-— country, and i am now here eight ears later. ~ ., ., .,~ ., years later. what do you make of the strikes today? _ years later. what do you make of the strikes today? to _ years later. what do you make of the strikes today? to be _ years later. what do you make of the strikes today? to be honest, - strikes today? to be honest, watchin: strikes today? to be honest, watching it — strikes today? to be honest, watching it from _ strikes today? to be honest, watching it from this - strikes today? to be honest, watching it from this side - strikes today? to be honest, watching it from this side of| strikes today? to be honest, i watching it from this side of the world, it is deva

so he attended wesley claire mitchell's a course. mitchell was a leading american institutionalist. he was just about to become president of the american economic associate nation. and and he saw echoes in in in mitchell's views of ideas that he thought were completely discredited from the german historical school that austrian school of economics had it as opponents. so he's he's he's from this guy but he's also saying how is it that that views that we think have been have already been refuted are suddenly you know very taken taken to be avant garde. you know the latest the latest thing and this started him on his his ultimate project of arguing against scientism that you can get this kind of of planning just like a engineer might plan a bridge. we can plan society in such a way in the german storycorps old school, writers were german imperialists and conservatives. this is an american progressive, yet they're sharing this vision. what can be done to society by the experts to make it a better place? and it was a vision that he that he found a dangerous one. so at the same time that