georgie welcomes they are detained.ew recommendations which will now be considered by government ahead of lands to change the law next year. james gallaher, bbc news. our health editor, hugh pym, is here. some powerful testimony from people, this is a significant moment. yes, a big moment in the debate over mental health. the acting question goes back to 1983 and it hasn't been significantly amended in 20 years. at that time the focus was more on protecting the public and possible violence by people with serious mental illness but things have changed a lot since then in the debate about care of patients with mental health challenges, there is a lot more openness and awareness. there is a view the act needs to keep up with all of that and to be brought into the modern era. 0ne keep up with all of that and to be brought into the modern era. one of the key bits of that is patients rights being mentioned, write to some sort of say over their treatment when they are detained, sectioned under the act, the right to appeal agai

at times georgie was restrained, fed through a tube and forcibly sedated.which sometimes left her and herfamily feeling powerless. my parents tried endlessly to stop the restraint, to stop the medication, i could barely say my name, speak to them when they came to visit. not only is that damaging, it's not a productive state to be in recovery either. people from ethnic minorities are four times more likely to be sectioned, steve has periods of mania and depression from his bipolar disorder, he was detained after shouting at a friend in the street. two female police officers saw someone who looked like me screaming at a white middle—class woman. i think they thought i was going to assault her or something like that. what was it like being in a police station becuse you are mentally ill, but being locked up alongside people therefore criminal offences? it was probably the worst place i could have been. they put me in a cell, and it was horrific, i can still hear the noise of the person next door to me, banging on the door, continually banging, you could hear

georgi lopez was 16 when she was sectioned because of an eating disorder.t gives doctors control over their patients' treatment. at times, georgie was restrained and fed through a tube. she says she had a very mixed experience. there's nothing as terrifying as being pinned down by several often unfamiliar males and injected, to pass out and later wake up having no idea what has happened. the new recommendations include giving patients more rights over treatment. steps to reduce the disproportionate detention of people from ethnic minorities. and an end to people being held in police cells, rather than hospitals. our review is trying to bring the mental health act up to the modern age. an act which does, of course, involve some element of compulsion, we cannot deny that, but that must be reduced to the least possible and we should put more emphasis on the rights that people have, even when they are detained. georgi welcomes the review‘s recommendations, which will now be considered by government, ahead of plans to change the law next year. james gallagher, b

georgy welcomes they are detained.y welcomes the review‘s recommendations, which will be considered by government ahead of plans to change that the law next year. james gallagher, bbc news. the impact of theresa may's brexit deal on the economy will be debated by mps today, as the government continues its efforts to secure support for the agreement. downing street insists the deal would deliver an economic partnership with the eu, closer than that of any other country. labour says, what's on offer will make people poorer. our political correspondent, jonathan blake is in westminster. we are still in the midst of this crucial week as we build towards this debate and in fact, some of the papers saying now that perhaps this debate, the date of it might be debatable. that is one thing that is potentially being talked about here. it isa potentially being talked about here. it is a 354 mps in the house of commons behind us here, debating the prime minister's brexit plan. the focus is on the economy, so expect the chancellor

georgie lopez was 16 when she was sectioned because of an eating disorder.alth act is used to care for people when they pose a risk of causing harm to themselves or others, and it gives doctors control over their patients‘ treatment. at times, georgie was restrained and fed through a tube. she says she had a very mixed experience. there‘s nothing as terrifying as being pinned down by several often unfamiliar males and injected, to pass out and later wake up having no idea what has happened. the new recommendations include giving patients more rights over treatment. steps to reduce the disproportionate detention of people from ethnic minorities. and an end to people being held in police cells, rather than hospitals. our review is trying to bring the mental health act up to the modern age. an act which does, of course, involve some element of compulsion, we cannot deny that, but that must be reduced to the least possible and we should put more emphasis on the rights that people have, even when they are detained. georgi welcomes the review‘s recommendations, wh

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once of deborah sachs georgie's death became public some of the residents of his hometown of kasserine took to the streets blocking roads and throwing stones police then used tear gas to disperse them sort of he had spent years trying to find work in custody in on monday he posted messages online describing his desperation and calling for open opposition to the government. a cold to all the unemployed people in kasserine we will revolt and anyone who would like to join in support to join. will demonstrate on my own and i will set myself on fire because. he did and did exactly that a spokesperson from the tunisian interior ministry said several people were injured and arrested as a result of the demonstrations tunisia's journalist union is considering holding a general strike citing the state of the country eight years ago a tunisian street vendor set himself on fire in protest over poverty that death sparked what became known as the arab spring with demonstrations that then spread across the arab world kasserine was also one of the first cities where people took part in those protests.

and georgi and bacteria tend to spread most in places where antibiotics are abundant examples include clinics and factory farms the discovery of multi-drug resistant bacteria in water has not come as a surprise to hygiene experts like professor johan asked. what did come of the shock was the kind of antibiotics the germs were resistant to. strains of resistance are very rare among patients in germany despite that they're a source of worry to us and we're taking a very close look at how such resistance spreads they'll certainly be a great need for research in this area in the next few years. professor heads up the institute for hospital hygiene at the university medical center in hamburg in two thousand and seventeen he embarked on a research project. to find out how effective sewage treatment plants are at protecting against. some treatment plants appear not to be fully effective at guarding against multi-drug resistant germs. the risk of the bacteria entering the water supply is especially big in areas close to hospitals and factory farms. another risk factor is heavy rainfall that's

isn't a majority in parliament for her deal there isn't a majority to leave and make might just weird georgie remain winning chaos and i think it makes it much more likely now that we will have a hard bret's that we will leave without a deal all there might even be a triggering of a general election where loftiness perhaps and not be here in decision and just try and decisiveness. two former executives for carmaker ford's argentino wing have been found guilty of human rights violations during the country's period of dictatorship it's not the first time the company has been linked to a slightly troubled past. tense to. me. yeah i do the same. i think they're on the cheap bus and then to improve all the countries let's idea is really their right to go to his country he said fifty give them everything that's lifting to fast. moving this country. this is what we don't understand how we are poor in such a country. the nurse until the month of the same time. was being fundamentally. assumed to run up a little similar salute. i do like a good one. because. if the minutes of phone were not there got.

isn't a majority in parliament for her deal there isn't a majority to leave and my might just weird georgie remain wearing chaos and i think it makes it much more likely now that we will have a hard breath here we will leave without a deal or there might even be a triggering of a general election where a lot of teams do perhaps and not the year of indecision and just an decisiveness. to former executives for carmakers ford's argentino wing have been found guilty of human rights violations during the country's period of dictatorship over some say it's not the first time the company has been linked to a troubled past. or . secretary of state. we risk the security of our people of iran continues stocking up on ballistic missiles the united states seeks to work with all other members of the council to reimpose on iran the blistered missile restrictions outlined in one nine hundred twenty nine. earlier this year washington pulled out of a nuclear deal with iran despite its european allies strongly opposing the move the pact had been approved by the obama administration in twenty fifteen with ira

isn't a majority in parliament for her deal there isn't a majority to leave and my might just weird georgie remain we're in chaos and i think it makes it much more likely now that we will have a hard break here we will leave without a deal or there might even be a triggering of a general election we're locked into perhaps and not be here indecision and just try and decisiveness. for people who've been arrested in france as police continue to hunt for the gunman behind tuesday night's terror attack near a christmas market in strassburg two people died in that shooting my colleague kevin owen discussed that story with our europe correspondent speeds all over and charlotte you can ski. let's just bring you up to date with the latest figures on that two people have died in that attack which took place in strasburg last night a third person is said to have been severely injured in terms of brain injury and being pronounced brain dead and twelve other people have been injured various states including six of those who are said to be in such a critical condition it's not yet clear if they're going

isn't a majority in parliament for her deal there isn't a majority to leave and my might just fear georgieremain winning chaos and i think it makes it much more likely now that we will have the howard brett say we will leave without a deal all there might even be a triggering of a general election where loftiness to perhaps announce the ear in decision and just for an decisiveness and that is the program for this hour here on r.t. international though this thursday quickly turning into a busy one for your worldwide headlines we are back with. russians today it's not the summit your. arguments against the soviet union that was on. it was they absence of the liberty of. in the speech freedom those three rights have been restored so much has been accomplished and it was coming just russia that only. idiots can believe that it's away but no one wants. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to express an interest or some want to be rich. but you'd like to be disliked in the. people. i'm interested always in the long. welcom

isn't a majority in parliament for deal there isn't a majority to leave and make might just weird georgie remain in chaos and i think it makes it much more likely now that we will have a hard break say we will leave without a deal or there might even be a triggering of a general election where long perhaps and not the indecision and just and decisiveness now thanks for joining us your program returns of a top of the high. in this economy who gets into debt deeper is the winner because everyone is going to default simultaneously and with dad the biggest dead you're the winner that said so absolutely right to get us to from twenty two to thirty to thirty five to forty trillion dollars in debt that's the best way to grow the economy without a doubt. you know i work with potential school shooters for a period of twelve years and none of the students who we work with in our facility the syllabi ever went on to commit a school shooting so that gives me hope that if you catch the students early enough or provide the kind of support and mental health treatment that they need but they can come out

isn't a majority in parliament for her deal there isn't a majority to leave and make might just weird georgie remain wearing chaos and i think it makes it much more likely now that we will have a hard bret's that we will leave without a deal or there might even be a triggering of a general election where locked teams to practice and not be here in decision and just try and decisiveness your international more news on the way just after the break. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you longs to be ultra rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent from last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and this morning rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember one one doesn't show you can't afford to miss the one and only. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and

been carrying other members of the team who charles along with the tribe after the murder because georgie who was a prominent saudi journalist and former royal insider was murdered at the saudi consulate in istanbul on october the second later in the video you can see one of the members of the saudi team carrying bags thought to contain his body inside the building alone today with similar costello joins us now on the line from a stumble a second just explain to us a little bit about what we are seeing outside the consulate general's headquarters and why this is so significant. world so it is very important i mean it this week or is very significant because it shows where democracy bugger remains ended up because according to the t.c. camera captures that have been revealed to through international media and turkish media by kirkus prosecutor's office and the its security. took a security we knew that from the pictures we knew that jamal history body was chopped into pieces put in some bag some luggage is and taken out of the conflict but. the investigation continues through the c.c. came

you departed history by due to factors and it becomes clear that at the moment of predictable big georgie brady's single course of action going forward it. would be a writer would refrain the prime minister agree that no other governments are going to start negotiations with those on any new arrangement whilst the british continue to explore what exactly it is they can get a parliamentary majority to agree to. further more or we are strictly bound quite rightly to the good friday agreement which on the issue of i permanently open border in early two zero does she agree that each particular only folly for a large fraction in this house to continue for the argument to do that argument that we shouldn't siege to the other governments that the british will have a unilateral right to declare an end to that open border at the time of their choosing which is why the backstop remains you have a terrible. thing to say to my right honorable and learned friend that i certainly agree i think none of the alternative arrangements that have been floated and said suggested in this house actually would co

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. >> what is it georgie?. >> i was flying a kite, and got caught. >> where did you get that kite? >> i found it in the park. she kept it from blowing away? >> >> mary poppins. >> close your mouth, please, michael, we are still not a cod fish. jean banks, still rather inclined to giggle, i see. >> stephen: please welcome emily mortimer. ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: hey! nice to see you. we also have jeff daniels on tonight. it's "the newsroom" old home week around here. >> i know, reunited. >> stephen: dp dyou guys talk? >> yes, he asked told me to ask you if you had a secret kinky boy hootd crush on julie andrews. >> stephen: that question says much more about him than me? the answer would be no. but i did have a crush on maria, from "the sound of music." >> oh, so, yeah, so you did. >> stephen: yeah. mary popins is a little stand-offish. >> a bit weird. >> stephen: yeah, a bit strange, but odd. you dont know what is going to happen. "where is this relationship going?" you want to say. >> and she arrives and

>> what is it, georgie? >> has something happened?and i got caught on a nanny. >> whatever are you talking about? >> come, come look! >> where did you get that kite? >> i found it in the park. she kept it from blowing away. ♪ ♪ >> mary poppins. >> close your mouth, please, michael, we are still not a cod fish. jean banks, still rather inclined to giggle, i see. >> stephen: please welcome, emily mortimer. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: hey! nice to see you. we also have jeff daniels on tonight. it's "the newsroom" old home week around here. >> i know, reunited. >> stephen: do you guys talk? >> yes, he told me to ask you if you had a secret kinky boyhood crush on julie andrews as mary poppins, which i took to mean that he must have had a secret kinky boyhood crush on julie andrews ( laughter ) >> stephen: that question says much more about him than me. >> more revealing about him. >> stephen: the answer would be, no. but i did have a crush on maria, from "the sound of music." >> oh, so, yeah, so you did. >> stephen

i joined pup ambassador georgie help light the tree in crystal gardens. she's named after orgetown.kids got to visit and take pictures and they got to see the santa suite. this is whe santa stays in d.c. when he's in washington. it's open on the weekends of december. >> wow. it's really cool. >> room service? >>s of holiday treats and goodies. it's free, you can get your picture with santa, theg's a mailbox, you have to make a reservation online airhe fairmont washington but it's a cool setup. very magical. >> get you in the holiday spirit for sure> e're trying to get in the holiday spirit with white stuff falling in our area but we can't seem to get it far enough north. >> we'll check in with lauryn >> we'll check in with lauryn ofter the break t see who will the best internet meets the best things to do on the internet. switch to fios, the 100% fiber-optic network, and get a year of amazon prime and an amazon echo on us. already have prime? we'll cover another year. it's all yours when you sign up fios gigabit connection plus tv, plus phone, all with a 2-year price guarantee, all

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last minute eleventh hour article fifty and cancel the whole thing and we know that there is no big georgie in parliament for a no deal exit apart from that twenty four hours now before that crucial vote to reason may do to take place in parliament on tuesday night it gives her in these final hours of the huge coalescing that she's going to have to do to watch her m.p.'s a small weapon an additional small weapon in terms of being able to say well she can no longer threaten no deal plausibly but she can now threaten to them that if they don't support her deal they might end up with no brakes it so it might be something that helps the government. a little bit but it's got a long long way to go absolutely so maybe it. might help her case just a little bit as you say but i mean puppet opinion is that by every which way you look at this she has a massive opposition to what is considered to be her deal that's been forged with the european union and there are many. hoping to maybe force her to go back to brussels in order to try to renegotiate a different kind of deal yes i think you know she's sp

georgie pup ambassador to help light the tree at crystal gardens. santa was there.ures with st. nick. they also got a chance to see the. santa sui the suite is open 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. children can get photos taken, get a bunch of holiday treats. it's so ch fun. >> how many trees have you lit around the area? >> the kids won't let me say no. >> it's fun to see so very cool. >>> let' look outside on this sunday morning as we could be tracking snowflakes around the area. the arther south you go more snow you're likely to see. lauryn will tell you why this storm is tricky to forecast. >>> a special hol to most, he's phil mickelson, pro golfer. to me, he's, well, dad. so when his joint pain from psoriatic arthritis got really bad, it scared me. and what could that pain mean? joint pain could mean joint damage. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, helps stop irreversible joint damage and helps skin get clearer. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and