dominic grieve, we a- oreciate were to happen. dominic grieve, we appreciate you _ were to happen.e to happen. dominic grieve, we appreciate you talking to _ were to happen. dominic grieve, we appreciate you talking to us - were to happen. dominic grieve, we appreciate you talking to us here - were to happen. dominic grieve, we appreciate you talking to us here on| appreciate you talking to us here on bbc news. in pakistan, at least a0 people have died after a bus plunged off a bridge. the accident happened in the south—west of the country. officials say the vehicle hit a bridge pillar before losing control and bursting into flames. and at least ten children have died in a boat accident in the north—west of pakistan. the boat capsized on tanda dam lake in kor—hart district. saad sohailfrom our urdu service details the circumstances that led to both accidents. this bus was travelling from quetta to karachi and just 120 miles away from karachi, this accident took place. the bus crashed into a pillar, after which it fell into a ravine and it caught fire, so the authorities are confirm

dominic grieve was the radio this morning. was on the radio this morning.rmer of course, the former conservative general saying of course, the former cons actually general saying of course, the former consactually manyal saying of course, the former cons actually many ways, ng of course, the former cons actually many ways, yes, that actually in many ways, yes, this created this being created a constitutional issue but constitutional issue, but ultimately act ultimately it is a legal act that the government have take because cut across because it would cut across those equality laws. however, of course, ramifications course, the ramifications politically enormous . there politically are enormous. there is doubt about that , though is no doubt about that, though it look to try assuage it does look to try assuage people a little bit that the government the government may bring forward the conversion legislation that we've been talking about for the last years and that could last five years and that could include people in the transgender. it's almost a bit of

busy conservative politician, dominant grieve, the former attorney general has agreed with the deputy leader of the labor party angela raina. he has said that richie soon act should not need his ethics adviser to tell him whether or not that is a holly was in the wrong. now these allegations center around and a payment reportedly that happened last summer when mr. hall, we was chancellor of the exchequer effectively in charge of h. m r c, the former inland revenue. and he reportedly made a payment of $6000000.00, including a 30 percent penalty. that's the crucial thing because he is still insisting that any mistakes were careless rather than deliberate. but it goes back to shares that he had in you. gov. the polling company he helps have found and revenue from that was put into a trust based injury balter where his father is a director at that particular firm. so a lot of people are starting to ask, well, this seems to be a very of a discrepancy. if you like, saying that, oh, it was a, an honest mistake that it's hard to square with moving your money elsewhere unless it were, unless y

sack the dean's hallway, but from some conservative court as well, the former attorney general, dominant grieve, and said should i should not needs an ethics adviser to, to tell him whether or not the dean's hallway had done anything wrong. what lies behind this is are the reports that that seems to how we settled a dispute with her majesty's revenue and costumes, the former inland revenue last summer, while he was chancellor of the exchequer, effectively britain's finance minister. and so in effect, char, in charge of h m r c himself. it's reported to run to a payment of around $6000000.00, including perhaps a 30 percent penalty for failing to tell the tax man everything that he should have done. but these are how he says that to him, he has done nothing wrong. the term any oversight was careless, rather than deliberate. what we do know is that the tax dispute related to shares he had in you. gov. a polling company which he helped to set up, and there are reports that he actually put money into a, a fund based in gibraltar, hence accusations of tax avoidance. now this could take some time, eve

cameras, where an unmarked mass grieve of $215.00 bodies is discovered through the use of ground penetrating radar. we have breaking the light of another terrible. then the dominant form. brandon manitoba maryville sketch one cranberry british columbia in total $1300.00 graves, very likely to be the remain the young indigenous students. i found across the nation, the disclosure of the mass graves and unmarked graves, that residential schools across canada has been explosive this summer. because while many canadians may have known intellectually about what went on at residential schools, i this year at home, it had home viscerally. there has been like a long trajectory of the dialogue of residential schools in canada. but particularly, i think this pandemic probably had an impact when this story came out. everyone is thinking about our mortality, and it just seems that people are more open to hearing the truth about these things . there are little children outside of these residential schools, buried in unmarked grief. it's a total crime scene when you have these remains being found and an absolute genocide. the reverberations of this story have not ease months si