as dr andrew corbett—nolan.ute event at a health care conference in 2017, his colleague from the good governance institute, who also only held a bachelor's degree, was also billed as a doctor. and in a conference and event and report in 2018, written by the good governance institute, in conjunction with the royal college of physicians of edinburgh. mr corbett—nolan told us that this title was the result of an honest mistake by the college. regarding the other occasions, he told us it is not uncommon for people in the health world to be mistakenly referred to as "doctor" when speaking publicly. the director of consultancy and principal consultant of the good governance institute, and also the company's ethical compliance officer, is mason fitzgerald. in 2021, mr fitzgerald was due to become chief executive of the norfolk and suffolk nhs trust. instead, he was sacked from the nhs after a bbc investigation discovered that he didn't actually possess a master of laws qualification that appeared alongside his name in

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justice neil corbett schrote saying, the first amendment envisions the united states as a rich and complex place where all persons are free to think and speak as they wish, not as the government demands. in her dissent, justice sonia sotomayor wrote, for the first time in its history, we have a constitutional right to serve members of a protected class. now, critics worry that could open up the door to wide-spread discrimination. kenny choi is in the studio with us and has been getting reactions on the potential impact. >> this undermines nondiscrimination laws. it took so long to establish. it is a fact-specific case has one my professor told me today, but there are concerns for marginalized groups who feel like they are being treated like second-class citizens. >> reporter: on the last day celebrating pride, the lgbtq community faces the reality of the supreme court decision it says will embolden efforts to chip away at decades of fighting for equality. >> it is incredibly disappointing that the supreme court decided that for the first time ever, undermine discrimination laws. >> reporte

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. >> this is like steve corbett is the thing. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> with worms actually rely that story's the next question is if that's true of worms, what else could be deep frozen in the ice? >> yeah. global warming once again is going to kill us this time a different way via the time in a different way via the medium worms. medium of worms. >> well, something that. >> well, something like that. joining morning to make joining us this morning to make some sense of this is political editor of the huffpost uk, kevin schofield, and writer and commentator candice holdsworth. it's lovely to see both . it's lovely to see you both. thank you so much. superb. so, kevin , first of we're going kevin, first of all, we're going to to that front page of the to go to that front page of the telegraph about council tax doubung telegraph about council tax doubling for people who've got second homes. >> mean, it does strike >> yeah, i mean, it does strike me bit odd for me as a little bit odd for a conservative government to be putting up taxes, we already putting up taxes, but we already have highest