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we're speaking with british whistleblower georgina how ford hall. after the break, we're going to talk about her whistle blowing in the charity sector in the u. k. and the group she founded to helped countless other whistle blowers. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the i. 9 6 didn't even even dunbar foolish for that still and was so obviously really is there on the 5th floor when they me let me let them slide down the cell in the front of the status you most certainly stuff which is subject to the the the welcome back to the whistle blowers. i'm john carrie onto we're speaking with british whistle blower, georgina health hall. she has blown the whistle against wrong doing multiple times 1st with regard to bullying and her son's military school, and next in a non profit charity. georgina, thanks again for being with us. it's great. i'm really excited. almost no whistle blowers sets out to be a whistle blower. most of us are professionals who are just going about our normal lives. but then you see evidence of waste, fraud abuse or illegality. and you feel compelled to s

we were speaking with british whistleblower georgina health hall. she has blown the whistle against wrong doing multi full time's 1st with regard to bullying and her sons, military school and next in a non profit charity georgina, thanks again for being with us. it's great. i'm really excited, almost no whistle blowers sets out to be a whistle blower. most of us are professionals who are just going about our normal lives. but then you see evidence of waste, fraud abuse or illegality. and you feel compelled to say something in the end. many of us either walk away from our careers and focus on whistle blowing, or we're thrown into the life of a whistleblower. you've embraced whistle blowing and you have helped countless other whistle blowers who have followed you. tell us about that. well, i'm really, again, i'm really can to i as, as a full right. tell professional, i'm upset please evaluation and you know, setting something out and what do we do? so we have, we have a board of directors, we have a associate membership. i wish i looked up the numbers

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welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 a georgina held for hall, joining the case royal navy upon graduation from school and worked in human resources before leaving to raise a family. she later returned to spend 3 years in financial services before moving to the department of works and pensions, where she was, the leadership and performance management specialist. she became the 1st internal human resources leadership and development consultant there working for the chief of staff in 2008. she went into the non profit sector as the chief executive officer of a charity in early june, 2014. she was surprised at her home when a police van drove up while she was in her kitchen preparing lunch, 7 armed officers wearing stabbed vests and carrying guns, forced their way into her cottage and arrested her. she was charged with handling stolen documents and was taken to a police station for questioning. what was the catalyst for this action? georgina had exposed bullying and systematic abuse that her son school, which was one of the country's most famous military schools. she and her h

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our climate reporter georgina rannard says the timing of the new temperature record is making many scientists nervous. the oceans are this really vital regulator in the earth's climate. and it's really concerning when we start to see these signs of imbalance in that they take up, they've taken up almost all of the heat we produced when burning fossil fuels and emitting those greenhouse gases. they also produce around half the earth's oxygen. and, of course, they drive our weather patterns. and they're this very delicate balancing system. and warmer waters can't take up as much c02 from the atmosphere. so it reduces their role in mitigating climate change and it also leads to sea level rise. scientists are also worried about the timing of this record. i've been following this for a while, and when i was speaking to scientists, they say that in 2016, the last time the record was broken, it was in march, and that's when the oceans are at their hottest. we're now in august when they shouldn't be so hot, and there's a few more months to go until next march. and scientists say that's making them re

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let's talk to our climate and science reporter — georgina rannard.hould we be about this record being broken? you how worried should we be about this record being broken?— how worried should we be about this record being broken? you 'ust talked about that chart * record being broken? you 'ust talked about that chart showing _ record being broken? youjust talked about that chart showing the - record being broken? youjust talked about that chart showing the rise - about that chart showing the rise over time at the record has actually been broken by .5 of a degree which doesn't sound like a lot but it is a lot for these very complex and huge global systems that we have in the oceans. it is important to say that these are sea surface temperatures. it is also about the time of year. so normally the oceans are at their hottest in march, but we are obviously now in august. and so scientists are worried about all of that time left until next march. there is also el nino which is less naturally occurring climate fluctuation which we have talked about it befor

well, david and georgina say we're with georgina say we're watching with coffee from on board our princess near >> and irene says, we are near valley in anglesey . no planes valley in anglesey. no planes flying, though . our caravan is flying, though. our caravan is cosy, but it's chucking it down outside . outside. >> so many of us have had caravan holidays with the rain on the you've got we've got tracy from nairobi in kenya and she says it's actually cold season over there. >> she says it's only 15 degrees, so she can about feel our pain right now. we've us not having no summer and you missed out the best bit, she said. >> it's our favourite channel. oh, of course. oh, yes, of course. >> much, tracy. >> thank you very much, tracy. >> thank you very much, tracy. >> got jenny saying she >> we've got jenny saying she watched watching from watched it. i'm watching from county ireland. i'm county cavan in ireland. i'm originally from so originally from london, so that's good. i mean , let ask that's good. i mean, let me ask you this. question then. you this. a quiz question then. which famou