giles, pandemic _ for the wider care sector. giles, pandemic or — for the wider care sector.re sector. giles, - pandemic or no pandemic, these jobs pandemic or no pandemic, thesejobs are absolutely vital. pandemic or no pandemic, these “obs are absolutely vitai are absolutely vital. front line “obs are are absolutely vital. front line jobs are absolutely _ are absolutely vital. front line jobs are absolutely crucial, . are absolutely vital. front line i jobs are absolutely crucial, there will have to be a public awareness campaign, orthe will have to be a public awareness campaign, or the government will have to do more to reach out to these groups to make them aware of what they need to do. lizzie mentioned a figure of 100,000 care workers from the eu, i think there's a course ofi million foreign nationals who work in the sector on the pandemic side, and it needs to be addressed quickly. if rare the pandemic side, and it needs to be addressed quickly.— the pandemic side, and it needs to be addressed quickly. if we can see the front page _ be addressed quickly. if we can see

lizzy buchan, do you agree with that point from giles?as got through its existing to-do list to implement this. i think this is really interesting _ list to implement this. i think this is really interesting is _ list to implement this. i think this is really interesting is that - list to implement this. i think this is really interesting is that i - is really interesting is that i agree with giles that the government's bandwidth is so occupied with coronavirus that it's very challenging for them to think about these things but in reality if they are going to make a serious and compelling case to the union then they need to start doing it now. it's clear that nobody expected the coronavirus pandemic to happen, but i think if it hadn't happened, what we would have been talking significantly more about is scottish independence right now than we currently are. one of the interesting things in the sunday times report that giles alluded to, that in all parts of the uk, there was a majority in all parts of the uk thinking scotland will be indep

all the more shocking in a town where murder is exceedingly rare, said detective phil giles. >> that's not a common occurrence. a homicide. >> how did it hit you and members of the department? >> you have a victim and you also have a child. the child of course, that always touches you in a different way because -- excuse me. because it's a 3-year-old child. >> yeah. these things do touch you personally, don't they? yeah. >> outside, the curious onlookers were a beat behind. all they knew was that ann charles and her little boy were no more. >> it just devastated me. i was in shock. especially about that little boy. and still didn't know what had happened really. >> wasn't long, though, watching the silent stern faces streaming in and out of that little house, that person couldn't help but put two and two together. >> it was very scary. i think the whole neighborhood was scared. >> right there in that very neighborhood, police would find their suspects. coming up -- >> they had recovered a knife. >> quick work from investigators. two suspects, two confessions. >> it was supposed to be r

well it will have been 11 giles negotiations and basically been the seems to already are. the government tries to save the farmers have been misled by the opposition by anti social elements and that they do not understand that these laws actually going to benefit them and this is the point the government is trying to drive home the farmers hold up with see the attitude condescending that the of course no one does better. and the biggest concession the government has tried to make so far is to offer the suspension of these last 4800 runs but as i mentioned there is a significant drop deficit these farmers believe that this government is goal it's with the corporates and will need actions that actually benefit private bias and do not take the wellbeing of the farmers into consideration and this is my understanding strong and demanding that if you looked at all the violence we saw and you wouldn't mean will be detrimental. as well in delhi as always it's big continue to italy now where prime minister does have a contest step down deepening the country's political disarray his

protests across russia huge crowds turn out in moscow and other cities demanding the release of the giles kremlin critic alexina valmy his wife is among those killed also coming up portugal heads to the polls to choose a president top down rules arranged for election day but voters have to bring their own head to fill in their ballot paper. and sports pundits make a highlights coming up as an adult might pull off an unlikely win against title hopefuls like this in a 5 go for. i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program police in russia have detained thousands of demonstrators at the biggest mass protests saying for decades government opponents are demanding the release of the jailed opposition later. he was detained when he returned to moscow from germany after hospital treatment following an assassination attempt now his wife yulia is among those arrested here crown's crowds joined nationwide protests against official corruption and volleys detention. with chance of putin as a thief and freedom for all the thousands of demonstrators rallied drove russia. and government officials say at lea

reporter anna giles drivers braving the journey. >> we have seen heavy snow two light flurries. we are at the exit. you can see behind me a lot of tire tracks. those are the dozens of people that pulled into put chains on their tires and lots of people we spoke to say this was way more snow than they were expecting. >> the snow falling heavy and constant through the sierra sunday evening. crews worked fast to clear the snow and direct people to safety. some drivers who didn't slow down ended up spinning out. >> this is the first of it. it is probably not the worst of it yet. it is just going to get worse. >> those who didn't expect the snow to be this bad found their cells in a battle to put on chains. amid the dangerous driving conditions families sought out some fun with fresh powdery snow perfect for sledding. later this week, communities in elevations as low as 2000 feet could see several inches of snow and other parts of the sierra could see several feet of snow. >>> a little bit of everything tonight. we are getting video of a funnel cloud. that was taken in downtown san d

anna giles shows us the conditions along interstate 80. >>> we are off of i-80 at donner summit where it is icy, windy, and very cold. we will give you a look at traffic conditions right now, very slow-moving, semi's and cars on eastbound and westbound i-80 taking it very slow because the roads are icy and slushy. we will pan down for you and give you a look at what it is like out there. this is the type of snow you will see out there, slushy and icy, that is why emergency officials urge people to slow down. if you move too fast, break too fast, you could skid into somebody. emergency officials are telling people that travel is not recommended. these conditions will continue into tomorrow morning and they are expecting more snow tonight. they say prepare for chain controls and possible road closures. we spoke with two women traveling from boise, idaho, to sonoma county and they told us about the conditions coming through donner pass. take a listen. >> pretty scary. everybody is trying to you know, stay clear of any danger and we probably sat for about 20, 30 minutes, trying to get our

there was also success for britain in the men's 800 metres, as elliot giles timed his final lap to perfectionine discrimination is a priority for football, and social media companies need to do more. manchester united players anthony martial and axel tuanzebe were both targetted this week, while west bromwich albion have contacted the police following what they've described as an "abhorrent message" sent to their midfielder romaine sawyers. adam wild reports. on the field, football stands against racism could not be clearer. ——on the field, football's stance against racism could not be clearer. online, for some it seems that message still is not being heard. a message described as sent to romain sawyer. the club are calling for the toughest available legal punishment as well as a lifetime ban from the hawthorns for the individual responsible. the rules that they abide by maybe are not sufficiently hard enough to get the social media sites to act in a more responsible way. we all know how good they are. we all know how much money they bring it and we are and how popular it is for most people b

since i was preaching, i didn't want to baptize, run, giles and change clothes. you have 60 minutes to do somebody else, god didn't just call you. it gives them the opportunity to exercise their gifts as well. communion sunday, you will see a lot of ministers leading as well. >> what about memorial services, funerals and weddings? >> they are all divided. >> do you had to do much at all? >> i do do some. some are divided with the rest of the clergy and staff. >> i was just concerned when i saw so much work. >> i have great help. i stand on the legacy of great leaders who built wonderful organizations and provided opportunities for others. we are just continuing in that vein. >> it sounds like you have great discernment and leadership skills. when it comes to having that large staff, it seems like you are able to manage it pretty well. >> i inherited good people that are already trained. my role is to take them into the next generation and bring another generation along. >> we have one more segment. if there's anything we left out, let's cover it in that segment.

now some nicholas taleb risk analyst author of bought bestselling books black swan and fred giles.

earlier my colleague phil giles'. president in burma who got us his reaction to what was unfolding in washington originally you're going to talk about the the biggest risks facing a 2021 and is now we are in a situation where trump supporters have massed up and in the u.s. capital and i think number one on your list of the biggest risks facing 2021 was the joe biden presidency just explain to us why that was a big risk for the world. the risk was 46 asterisk it was the level of division in the united states the most powerful country in the world and yet by far the most dysfunctional and divided political system and for the last week everyone's been asking me how could you not make coronavirus risk number one and i think we're all seeing exactly how in front of our eyes right now this is a president of the united states who has personally done everything he can to deal with jenna minds this election outcome to say that joe biden has stolen it despite the fact that that is indeed not the case this is by far the worst el

earlier my colleague phil giles'. president in britain we've got as his reaction to what was unfolding in washington the originally you're going to talk about. the biggest risks facing a 2021 and is now we are in a situation where trump supporters have massed on and in the u.s. capital and i think number one on your list of the biggest risks facing 2021 was that joe biden presidency just explain to us why that was a big risk for the world. the risk was 46 asterisk it was the level of division in the united states the most powerful country in the world and yet by far the most dysfunctional and divided political system and for the last week everyone's been asking me how could you not make coronavirus risk number one and i think we're all seeing exactly how in front of our eyes right now this is a president of the united states who has personally done everything he can to deal of jet-a minds this election outcome to say that joe biden has stolen in spite the fact that that is indeed not the case this is by far the worst

people like tree in a giles who owns grits cafe in las vegas. >> governor, welcome to grits cafe. what a crazy year 2020 was. we've been in business for over a decade now, and this is by far the most trying year in business. but we're getting through it. and we'll continue to strive and thrive to provide a great service for our food and a sense of normalcy for our customers. when the pandemic first hit, i was a nervous wreck. i didn't know what to do. but we found strength in our community with their support as well as through the state and assistance. i'm so grateful for that. gov. sisolak: thank you, tree in a. that's why in october i jen:ed state treasurer conine and the department of economic development to launch a small business program that's been providing up to $10,000 in emergency grant funding to businesses like tree in a's. this funding has helped small businesses keep their doors open and their employees paid throughout this time. the response has been overwhelming and so far we have provided $50 million to small businesses across the state of nevada. but we need to d

with me are lizzy buchan of the daily mirror, and giles kenningham, the former head of press at number

more on this let's bring in our correspondent michelle giles was in delhi let me stop breach barricades clashes with police you're at one of the protests this morning what can you tell us about the situation right now. but the situation continues to be tense in delhi the farmers managed to reach the iconic red ford in the center of debt this is part of his words that will be decided between the dead and the farmers of the so that he was not surprised this was something that was decided upon by the we decided to look better fuel to the city however the now these farmers have been forced out of the way forward as well there are concerns because the casualties being deported from amongst the farmers the police schemes that this was the cause of an accident could have caused tensions are running high another thing that is significant here is that even as clashes beat out even as quickly as deploys force in farmers despondent guy and some farmer he does have come out to see the disbelief this charging percentage and it was not the plan they did not support the violence so the actually seen s

earlier my colleague phil giles'. president in brenna they got us his reaction to what was unfolding in washington originally you want to talk about they the biggest risks facing a 2021 and is now we are in a situation where trump supporters have massed on and in the u.s. capital and i think number one on your list of the biggest risks facing 2021 was that joe biden presidency just explain to us why that was a big risk for the world. the risk was 46 asterisk it was the level of division in the united states the most powerful country in the world and yet by far the most dysfunctional and divided political system and for the last week everyone's been asking me how could you not make coronavirus risk number one and i think we're all seeing exactly how in front of our eyes right now this is a president of the united states who has personally done everything he can to deal of jet-a minds this election outcome to say that joe biden has stolen it the spite the fact that that is indeed not the case this is by far the worst el

more on this let's bring in our correspondent michelle giles was in delhi when we step breach barricades clashes with police you're at one of the protests this morning what can you tell us about the situation right now but the situation continues to be tense in the farmers manage to reach the iconic red ford in the center of the spot off to schools that will be decided between the day and the farmers that he was not surprised this was something that was decided on by the pre-decided rules look that it will do with the city however that how these farmers have been forced out of the record as well there are concerns because of casualties being deported from amongst the farmers the police schemes that this was the cause of an accident but of course tensions are running high another thing that is significant here is that even the other clashes beat out even as police deploys force and bombers just want to die and some family does have come out to see that this breach this charging percentage and it was not the plan they did not support the violence to be actually some of the 1st significant

there was also success for britain in the men's 800 metres, as elliot giles timed his final lap to perfectionwest bromwich albion have contacted the police following what they've described as an "abhorrent message" sent to their midfielder romaine sawyers. adam wild reports. on the field, football's stance against racism couldn't be clearer. online, for some, it seems that message still is not being heard. west bromwich albion have now contacted police over a message described as "abhorrent" sent to romaine sawyers. the club are calling for the toughest available legal punishment, as well as a lifetime ban from the hawthorns for the individual responsible. the rules that they abide by maybe are not sufficiently hard enough to get the social media sites to act in a more responsible way. we all know how good they are. we all know how much money they bring in, and we all know how popular it is for most people, but we've got to do our best to try and cut this element of abuse out. the message sent to sawyers follows tuesday's heavy defeat to manchester city. even this week, it appears not to be a

protests across russia huge crowds turn out in moscow in august cities demanding the release of the giles kremlin critic alexina valmy his wife is among those held also coming up portugal heads to the polls to choose a president top down rules or.

president giles has repeatedly played down the risks of 19 and he's defending his handling of the pandemic responds. we're always doing what we have to do the problem is terrible but we've done our part by providing resources and means today the armed forces have launched a field hospital that the health minister was that on monday and provided oxygen with. these health to a close all celebrating because some of the patients are being transferred to hospitals in other states that are better equipped but not everyone is being lifted to safer environments and the world health organization is warning brazil. health system is beginning to employ victoria gates and be al jazeera. the un refugee agency is calling for a fighting in the central african republic to stop they say the number of people fleeing to neighboring countries has doubled to 60000 in just a week on wednesday rebels try to attack the capital bungay but were pushed back by security forces a coalition of armed groups wants to overthrow president 4 star shines to water all who won a 2nd term in december. the capital of the central

ainslie and tactician giles scott helped beat crews from the usa and italy.d during the first national lockdown. thousands of claims were made on business interruption policies, but firms were told that they were never intended to cover such unprecedented restrictions. the case involves around a billion pounds�* worth of payouts. our business correpsondent vishala sri—pathma joins me now. i heard one small business owner earlier saying that the result of this case today in the supreme court could mean life or death for many small businesses, so what are we expecting today in terms of the judgment?— expecting today in terms of the 'udament? ~ , ,. judgment? absolutely, if you picture this, a pandemic— judgment? absolutely, if you picture this, a pandemic hits _ judgment? absolutely, if you picture this, a pandemic hits in _ judgment? absolutely, if you picture this, a pandemic hits in march - judgment? absolutely, if you picture this, a pandemic hits in march and i this, a pandemic hits in march and you have _ this, a pandemic hits in march and you have taken

the examples of holly giles. she was sha von and i were in with lowell and organized by asian and pacific islander gills girls. there was a list before try outs happened and those admitted were all of asian pacific islander dissent. she generated an nda contract with the team we had we had one hour to sign. no negotiations. the contracts van dated our feelings of exclusion. lowell shutting their students up to save their public image from racism and we asked for a copy of this contract we she claims she has zero access despite it being her responsibility to oversee. this is only one example of the culture and failure of admin to protect lowell students. the leadership must change which has began with giles leaving. lowell culture must change. thank you. >> thank you. >> hello, debra. >> thank you. i'm speaking in support of the bsu at lowell. i'm an alum class of 1973, former bsu secretary. recent events have are not only angered and traumatized current students but also retraumatized generations of alumni of col

ainslie and tactician giles scott helped beat crews from the usa and italy.national lockdown. many thousands made claims on business interruption policies, but were told that they were never intended to cover such unprecedented restrictions. joining me now is richard leedham, the lawyer who represented the small businesses in their battle at the supreme court. your thoughts? it is a vindication for the stance that insurers and indeed the regulatory body fca took for this claim. it provides clarity for this claim. it provides clarity for businesses. small to medium size enterprise businesses, smes, affected by covid, has given clarity that the government put in place action to restrict their losses and this gives them insurance cover. business interruption policies, so by definition for business owners the business was interrupted. with the business was interrupted. with the insurance argument at the time that this situation facing the country is so extraordinary that there was some sort of exemption for them? ., ,., there was some sort of exemption for them?

joining me now is matt rooney, principle of st giles school in nottinghamshire — which describes itselfkey that staff and pa rents we think it is key that staff and parents who are full—time carers in many cases for these children have high prioritisation. are the government and authorities listening to that plea? we are hopeful. i've seen to that plea? we are hopeful. i've seen petitions online and i know the department for education... i really hope they do that because it will not be viable for special schools to remain open throughout the whole of this lockdown and for as many children in school. it has been —— it will be critical and we bent over backwards to administer natural flow test. we deliver 260 lateral flow test. we deliver 260 lateral flow test over the course of the last five days, committing to do it, we wa nt to five days, committing to do it, we want to keep doing it. we know families and children need to be in school accessing permission to stay safe, be ok, keep the routine and sense of organisation in order to get through this national lockdown. doctors briefly abo

intel switch, and giles, former deputy chief of staff to harry we argues that a white male minority in the senate has prevented the passage of popular legislation.