universities. dance and performing arts isn't usually seen as a career path. kingstonuniversities, grew out of a hodgepodge of buildings in different locations, few of them with much wow factor. the town house is meant to be a statement, a public face. it has given the university, for the first time, a front door. it's open to the public. these staircases are social spaces leading up to the whispering gallery. the library has been mixed in with the dance studios across there. everything servicing one central overriding thought — bringing people together. there's, like, a little bar and cafe there... it is such an open and bright space. there are so many more studios, meaning the whole curriculum has changed, our timetable, we can have so many more classes going on at the same time. it's lots of space, really- uplifting when you come in, lots of natural light - and everyone has a smile on their face when they come in the buildings. i it is very exciting. and, after a year of learning by zoom, it has made everyone cherish a key part of the university experience. so, the

i�*m joined by rayjones, emeritus professor of social work at kingston university and a former directorhings you had to do is conduct inquiries after the deaths of young people. and indeed adults who have been in care. what are your... what strikes you most about this case? i�*m are your. .. what strikes you most about this case?— about this case? i'm really angry, really horrified _ about this case? i'm really angry, really horrified in _ about this case? i'm really angry, really horrified in terms _ about this case? i'm really angry, really horrified in terms of - about this case? i'm really angry, really horrified in terms of what i really horrified in terms of what happened to arthur. i�*m angry because we now are in a less strong projection children and we were ten years ago and the impact of the cuts, health visitors, police officers, social care workers, under what they quickly to take work on means that were not having the time when the capacity to find out what�*s happening with families in the way that we need to. we are often called back to central locations away from communi

dr rayjones is emeritus professor of social work at kingston university and a registered social workerer speaking this _ what did you make of it? i heard the minister speaking this afternoon - what did you make of it? i heard thej minister speaking this afternoon and the labour shadow minister responding and the thought that came to me is there is great elephant in the house of commons that no one saw, the elephant in the room was why has a god more difficult to protect children today than for example ten years ago? no one is facing up to that, the labour opposition was not facing up to it, the government was not accepting any responsibility. we have had ten years of cuts in public services, policing, fewer health visitors, social workers run ragged, trying to close were down to take new work on quickly and we know how to protect children well, we do know how to protect children but amongst the 400,000 children at any one time today or tomorrow that social workers know about, spotting those children who need particular attention urgently is very difficult if you do not have the time to

daniel kingston lecture, if international relations at troy university, thank you for your time. my pleasure. well, d, nicolai's, asian off the korean peninsula is one of the u. s. president j biden's foreign policy priorities 2022 may see a pivot from the oval office and pressing global issues. and the growing threats from china and fish explains if the white house was a circus. joe biden would be plate spinner in chief as he enters into his 2nd year in the oval office. good afternoon. he's got a lot to do with internationally and domestically. this is a world wide challenge and the consequences if one of the plates fall could be the effect of end of his presidency by the end of the year. top of the list of challenges like it was when he was sworn, n is covered after confidently claiming he was in his words kicking the viruses. but in july it came roaring back. and no oma crone has to be dealt with a lot, don't is unlikely. another economic shock isn't and with job numbers not really should be, and the cost of basic goods rising. president biden need some good news for american