cornish wrestling is the oldest sport in the united kingdom.se for wrestling. generally competed with men. we have women and junior sections. the objective is to grab hold of each other and to throw each other on your back to score points. i want to raise the profile with sporting england. they gave us £8,000 about ten years ago now to raise the profile of the sport and that was successful for a period of time. i would like sport england to get involved and i am also quite keen to see adventure in someway the commonwealth games. maybe not in birmingham, but if we can showcase it in birmingham, maybe for future commonwealth games. lots of dramatic logy commonwealth games. lots of dramatic mythology surrounds these open—air contests. proud cornish man right of the scent of crushed grass on a summer 's day, the tense, patient play for a fall. so, has scott mann taken part himself? i would have loved to do. i have been and witnessed it once but i didn't have enough agility to take part, maybe next time it is on i will be straight in there. maybe it

for their win on sunday against cheshire to become champions. >> i am delighted to congratulate the cornish rugby team as my honorable friend invites me to do. i was pleased indeed to see the decision made to give that support to the cornwall initiative. i remember vividly meeting representatives of the spaceport during my visit earlier this year and there is some exciting commercial opportunities available for cornwall and the united kingdom. >> july 2016 my constituent diagnosed with myeloma, a form of blood cancer. he had chemotherapy and responded well but had recurrent infections which part antibiotics. he went into remission in 2018 and was stuffed in december. he appealed the decision despite the fact he was receiving treatment, his appeal was refused. in february he was told his cancer had relapsed. it is incurable. he has been told his mobility will be repossessed this week. removing will leave him short of money unable to get to most appointments and at risk of infection on public transport. i appeal to everybody on those benches, show some compassion. someone intervene and stop t

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cornish is a suggestion. on the flood the young team to have to. get going and just start doesn't on the kind of a no harm police think it doesn't in let's say in the army and the poor defenseless . tsongas middle east often has a small place on the dance with all the folks and that's what you call. me to. click. click. click. click. live. play. live. oh. please. please. please. and a very warm welcome to you watching us inside. hello and welcome to cross talk or all things are considered i'm peter lavelle on this edition of the program we discuss what drives the russia china relationship critics claim it is a marriage of convenience proponents say otherwise it is the pivotal relationship of the 21st century. and some real news i'm joined by my guest dimitri bobbitt he's a political analysts we spoke nick international and in london we cross the markets papadopoulos he is the editor of politics 1st magazine hard gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump any time you want and i always appreciate only go to markets 1st in london we

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cornish support i like climbing a lot and i'd like to work in the tourism industry in the marsh sponson we live there was. here is a very. the students will learn the basics of mountaineering 1st aid and how to be a mountain guide today could rock is explaining how the equipment works. to use this english language terminology as mountaineers around the world do research. together is convinced that these women can become good mountaineers you know the territory and they're accustomed to taking on responsibility there are. some of the things my. shell is the only village in this area where women support their husbands in almost all aspects of life including in their work. except for in mountaineering. so we believe there is great potential here. nearing is an international sport. at our school women can learn the skills they need to be qualified mountaineers sports climbers or guides or the climbing realized that and as a sports climber as i want to know as a guide i'd like to see them lead groups of climbers from all over the world and especially teams of women climbers talk about race a

this year cornish forces we want to contour all. season maybe they were they will make business for the sailing. to the talkie from one side and we need to train this here government to be the future to be very glitzy and be able to get benefits from this is a very dangerous orientation anyway i go it is working for that government to give the farmers very good surprise but what we are noticing in this year that there is some mounts we don't know. started to firing could be far more. worried that we because they don't want the farmers to give the wheat to the monk because i think that considering that wheat is one of the factors of the national security of syria . back with updates on our top stories in half an hour. one i often say like you the enemies of empty car we should not forget if you could interest to transport the corys to boost used to mean of transport now if you could that carpooling or what we do is actually easier either a tiny today. the biggest expense for us in the next year but in the next 510 years how do we bui

each and every political party in that cornish and wanted certain things out of this revolution and they were playing back and they were good by then but that has been the policy of the former regime and the big human should be by the rule to make sure that they remain the powerful one and that it's good but actually in winning. the military council isn't doing they don't they don't have to do a lot of work to defy coalition is already really divided when you look at the statements coming from assad get mattie or or other it's just it's i think this is the point where they didn't see the coalition strong to not go back to doing or just 3 estimates their power that the streets are really standing strong behind them it's just a matter of admitting that our. cut all ties with the military council there's no absolutely no good would come out at a concert right now and all this talk about the elections and what think if seats supported by certain elements least we should out of something hot yeah let me just say that while i agree with what he said that the game that traditional military coun

so for example there were ownership reporting incorrect or nonexistent nationalities like cornish or british. their owners reporting their ages of two years old or 899. changing the date ranges and change in the field to make that easier. so this is an example of how structured data a properly organized can help make improvements quickly and cheaply. >>> i will say two things and the wrap up. and then nate will share his those. there are areas of improvement for the register, and mr. kitt mentioned verification and i think that's an important important process, they need to mandate the results on the resources to increase compliance and enforcement. and involved in has capacity and resources. there are a number of what i would describe as loopholes of the register reporting. that allow circular ownership structures , allow companies to claim owners and some of this will help when the territories begin establishing their own public registers. but until then the onus is both on the agency's the uk government and is to ensure that we have all the tools we need to enforce the compliance

for example there were owners recording non-existent nationalities like british or cornish with three ts. some reporting ages of 2 years old or 899, changing date ranges and fields can make that easily done. so this is an example of how structure data appropriately organized can help make improvements quickly and cheaply. so i'll say two things and then wrap up and let my colleague nate share his thoughts thp there are areas of improvement for the register plp kitt mentioned verification. that's an important aspect of the register. company's house needs the mandate pan the resolve and resources increase compliance and enforcement. that involves enhanced capacity and resources. there are a number of what i would describe as loopholes in register report nag allow circular ownership structures, allow companies to claim owners in so-called secrecy jurisdictions some of this will help when the uk territories begin establishing their own public registers. but until then the onus is on the agencies, the uk government and us to ensure that we have all the tools we need to to enforce complianc

with the founding of friedman's journal, and the reason that samuel rest worm and john cornish founded the first newspaper run by three black men was specifically because of the way they saw media portraying black people at that time, that they would focus on deviants in black communities and use that to generalize what blackness was. the blackness was always deviants and criminals and we see that through all the way to this moment. what social media allows us to do, is push back against that narrative and against that framing in real time. and to show that this institution of law enforcement and policing that is ingrained in the american psyche is being something that is controlling and is fair, that is there for the protection of all citizens, we know this is not the case, does not work that way for folks who are marginalized in communities and so we need social media to provide that witnessing, that they talked a little bit about this in her work on the black lives matter movement. we need social media to provide the witnessing that journalists often cannot provide. because when we

there is a cornish between the bureau of prisons, department of justice, the fbi to watch him.is less about john walker lindh, although he has his she missed believes. there will be a strong eye on him. it is the other individuals who will not have the support. i interviewed other individuals who got out -- there is no systematic way to address this. host: our phone lines are open. . (202) 748-8000 the line for democrats. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. we also have a line for independents --(202) 748-8002. we are talking only about john walker lindh but also about how many others who will be released and what is the timeframe. guest: we have about 275 homegrown terrorists in prison right now of jihadist persuasion. 85 folks are getting out in the next five years. the issue is there is not uniformity in terms of what we do with them. some individuals get lifetime supervision. some get two years to five years. some get monitoring in their phones, some do not. it is -- it is entirely dependent on what the judge decides. host: what do you want to see happen? guest: some baseline e