showing off the mentality that graeme and sorely lack at the moment.this was a 2nd comeback in 2 weeks for a movie squad and who knows finish shows why he's been the best of houses january signings. in the post south side have coughed up another vital lead though they did push for the equaliser. there afterwards i pedalled t. was called for a handball at the other end while after closer inspection from the video assistant nicholas moistened was ruled not to have handled the ball though spot kick and it ended all square despite the gritty come back here to our now 6 home games without a win i think you know given every point we win is a step in the right direction it's a step towards avoiding relegation schools it's impossible to stick that's our primary goal we've got to put the positive things 1st we've got a credible morale we're fighting and scrapping for points or not as much of the fight against people who had knowledge on your bare hoping to pick up big points today but unfortunately we couldn't get it done still i think if you're down to new one

new and go home with a draw you can't be too upset each console or goals despite dropping points graemeand snapped a 5 game losing streak i would say we are very disappointed because you know we have to win we have to get points where there's think 8 games left and then now we are 20 i had said we have to win it both teams have a lot of pressure today and i said to my team don't think act and we acted the 1st 20 minutes and after trying to stop to think i my opinion and then happened what happened whether it's due to overthinking things or falling asleep at the back a point doesn't cut it for graeme and. i have to at least can celebrate another comeback i now see the results. of another match day and another 5 picturing it will never house but it was the night in the last 10 league games dortmund triumph of the club but leipzig well 50 spurs and laver clues and produced a statement when they were frank but the fans played as big a role as their clubs. but match day 25 wasn't all about the play on the pitch german fans continued protest from last week though without match stoppages and t

pair took long one back before the break we clashed our towering over graeme insta fence to make it tone. frame and have their own problems at the back this was the 11th headed goal they've conceded the season so some hope for berlin though braman were still ahead at the break. after the restart it was the visitors who were too passive an hour and 20 and notched the equaliser 2 are. showing off the mentality that raymond sorely lack at the moment. this was a 2nd comeback in 2 weeks for a movie squad and who knows finnish shows why he's been the best of houses january signings. cosell side have coughed up another vital lead though they did push for the equaliser. there afterwards was a penalty was called for a hand ball at the other end while after closer inspection from the video assistant the class moistened was ruled not to have handled the ball no spot kick and it ended all square despite the gritty comeback heritage are now 6 home games without a win i think you know given every point we win is a step in the right direction it's a step towards avoiding relegation schools it's your

fretting over your problems it drains you of energy it makes you sick it weighs on your heart once i met graeme much older i began to feel better. many people have a very hard life in zimbabwe there's 80 percent unemployment years of sky high inflation have taken their toll. long lines at filling stations are a common sight like many commodities petrol is expensive and in short supply political protests often end in violence also on the part of the police and military. but on the friendship benches grandmothers help ease people's minds there were another 400 of them across the country one of the co-founders of the project is german psychologist author high. what's important is not to get scared by the stories they hear she explains in fact the grandmothers say the work has improved their own sense of well being. so. they take part in regular training sessions. they have to be prepared to deal with people feeling very bad even suicidal. as a c.f. i can't i have to be able to recognise the problems they encounter especially here where there's very little awareness a lot of misunderstanding and mi

whether it's due to overthinking things or falling asleep at the back a point doesn't cut it for graeme and. i have to at least can celebrate another comeback i now see the results. of another match day and another 5 victory that will never house but was the night in the last 10 league games dortmund trying to flop but leipzig well 50 spurs and live a close and produced a statement when they were friends for. the fans played as big a role as their clubs. but match day 25 wasn't all about the play on the pitch german fans continued protest from last week though without match stoppages and they were about more than just hoffenheim investor. instead they criticize the commercialization of football generally and the d.f.t. german football's governing body for punishing fans d.f.e. head and former freiburg president puts cameras even criticised by his home supporters at the pride board match and since it was a new fight the end of the day it's clear we need a dialogue between the d.s.p. and fan groups if we're going to find a solution with a free and cool but this is from doesn't lose so muc

graeme abbott arrived into heathrow after a two—week holiday in sri lanka.ondon. what was the holiday like? all sorts of restrictions were being bought in in sri lanka while you were there. you're right. it was kind of like, you know, leaving home and we didn't realise the extent of what was happening at home and abroad. basically the restrictions were tighter and tighter as the time progressed. how well looked after we re progressed. how well looked after were you , progressed. how well looked after were you, though? how much information where you given? we were pretty lucky i think because we spoke to some long—term residents who had been living there and if the sri lanka government had laid out terms then they would follow through with them. the lockdown on the friday of the 21st at 5pm, that was enforced by the police and army troops, immediately. they did what they said they were going to do, basically. how touch and go was it for you to get a flight? it was fine, we stuck to the original schedule. people we knew that were away, they decided to cut shor

graeme's coming back from iraq. tens of thousands of shia muslims go to. the holy shrines and that of course became the primary. 19 and. shane being the hard days paid. 400. and then the 2nd added the punjab province the country's most populous province where did it go so our state of log down right now. about $15.00 to $16.00 cases i ride of one. great day 4 oz made that is pakistani administered kashmir. and then you have good goodbye to stand which also has a sizable population and also contiguity to china so indeed everybody watching days ahead. i mean the health. doctor there saying that budgets don has to be able to go. down perhaps a few. days say the medical facilities head and. dad would be nothing short of catastrophic to a correspondent in islamabad thank you. now to china where many restrictions have been eased on a province the initial epicenter of the coronavirus are break most residents will now be allowed to leave for the 1st time in nearly 2 months the lockdown in the provincial capital will remain in place until april 8th the foreign mini

severity of this recession the summer when we look back to these numbers it's going to look externally graeme i think i differ with with my friend peter is actually think it's possible that we could get out of this thing pretty quickly come the fall in the winter i think peter has a bit of an apocalyptic view talk about the coronavirus that's not the problem no the coronavirus is just the pin the debt bubble is the problem it doesn't matter the coronavirus can be cured the damage is already done the debt bubble is imploding you know if it wasn't a coronavirus it would have been something else this bubble has been looking for in 3 years and it finally found one the u.s. has done everything wrong this stimulus package is is is utterly pointless the this is just government officials trying to make headlines and make news and do what they think they're supposed to do but it means nothing in the fiscal stimulus would mean nothing but i think we're faced with with the short term deflation as we've seen from from virtually prices and everything from financials to oil to the fiscal stimulus is going

had a population approaching 2000000 this wasn't a democracy it was an oligarchy of landlords or graeme story of the election the. fantastic story of the constituency then as you move the drug to scotland busa butte ross and cromarty which extended don't east coast of scotland where there was an election and the election was to take place in ross in the aisle of butte because of bad weather there was only one candidate on the island and he tom don't know only to be the only candidate but the only voter and without any sense of shame of irony he normally to themself he then 2nd himself in a different capacity being a local bartley he voted for himself he then had them self declared the winner by the sheriff and off he went to waste minister that was democracy in the 1790s i think probably what will see today is has silence and has probably sitting in the house of lords. thank you thank you. scoldings tragical history could fill many volumes and by the saying of it kenny macaskill may yet contribute a few more join us after the break when we bring the story of politics of scotland buying

effect the government of more people pool in britain 916 suppressed its usual publication all of graeme yields of crop yields in the summer of 4 of 1816 precisely because they did not want this information why do you know it they did not want the panic. one measure taken was the construction of the regions can all in north london which was built between 816-8192 provide a livelihood for the many unemployed and starving pour. the idea is that you bet it connects agricultural production with market towns so that in future events of food shortage is an economic distress that cities like london would be better connected fraud so the light 18 teens and that's had born of urgency governments felt no such responsibility toward their citizens so we see the beginning of a new. era of proactive government intervention and involvement in social approved meant and public works and humanitarian relief. but such moves did little to diffuse rising public anger. despite the crisis parliament refused to resend the controversial corn laws which used heavy taxation on grain to keep prices high. but the si

one season the teams are on their way to melbourne for the opening race but organizers of the 2nd graeme free of the calendar are already taking drastic steps against coronavirus the bahrain grand prix will go ahead on march 22nd but fans will be shut out of the stands the country says it is trying to balance the welfare of supporters and race go as italian football city are has resumed behind closed doors despite the country's sports minister calling for the lead to be stopped immediately the early game between palmer and s'posed delayed a while the politics played out later one of the biggest games of the season will take place a 2nd place you ventus host in some of them you said 3rd in a match known as italy's darby and danton are important one essential when you play football in big stadiums it is important to have the fans in the stadium but right now we are in a delicate situation and we need to pay a lot of attention so health comes before anything else for everybody's we will have to adjust to that and do things in the safest possible way. pocket genius fans have been celebrating

back graeme is home to the largest u.s. military facility in afghanistan and part of the afghan national army is also based here its history is deeply connected to the success of wars in the country this is obvious 1st build the airfield in the 1980 s. then it became to frontline during the civil war in the 1990 s. occupied by the taliban and now home to the u.s. military since 2001 that made a background a target for the taliban it has seen many deadly attacks and people here have paid a heavy price part of the agreement is that all foreign chips should be phased out of the country within the next 14 months should everything go to plan but in places like background there are concerns that this departure will create a vacuum on more levels than one. there was a time when the base was one of the biggest employers in the country. said carter worked for 8 years there he was laid off when the obama administration reduced the number of u.s. soldiers in never understand. i had a good salary when i was working at the airbase now b

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joining me now is graeme macdonald, the chief executive of manufacturers jcb, who will be opening a previouslynk you for being with us. tell us exactly what you are making, these cases and why they are important. we we re cases and why they are important. we were approached by the prime minister just were approached by the prime ministerjust a were approached by the prime minister just a couple were approached by the prime ministerjust a couple of were approached by the prime minister just a couple of weeks were approached by the prime ministerjust a couple of weeks ago, on the 13th of march, to help with the production of ventilators and through consortium of technology partnership and dyson we were asked to make the ventilator housings. we've made the first prototypes of them and shipped them to dyson, and as you said in your article there, subject to approval by the regulators, we are ready to go with production later this week. when you think you might get that approval krasniqi is that being tracked? i'm not that familiar with the approvals, but i would imagine they usually take weeks and