in 2007, colin redpath's son, lance corporal kirk redpath, a keen drummer in the irish guards, died when. colin fought a six—year legal battle against the ministry of defence, eventually winning the right at the supreme court to bring an action against the government under human rights law. the mod's new proposals cover battle and the preparations for it. they include stopping legal claims for negligence against the mod in the courts, a no—fault compensation scheme for injured service personnel and families of those killed, assessors to value injuries and loss based on expert reports they commission. nobody disputes that it's a really good idea for service personnel injured in the course of combat, and the families of those who been killed, to be spared long and frustrating legal battles through the courts, but there are real concerns about the ministry of defence scrapping the duty of care that it owes to soldiers. the fire brigade, the police, the ambulance service, they all have to go out with equipment that works, and the right equipment. and that should be the same for a soldier. an

in 2007, colin redpath‘s son, lance corporal kirk redpath, a keen drummer in the irish guards, died whenear legal battle against the ministry of defence, eventually winning the right at the supreme court to bring an action against the government under human rights law. the mod‘s new proposals cover battle and the preparations for it. they include stopping legal claims for negligence against the mod in the courts, a no—fault compensation scheme for injured service personnel and families of those killed, assessors to value injuries and loss based on expert reports they commission. nobody disputes that it's a really good idea for service personnel injured in the course of combat, and the families of those who been killed, to be spared long and frustrating legal battles through the courts, but there are real concerns about the ministry of defence scrapping the duty of care that it owes to soldiers. the fire brigade, the police, the ambulance service, they all have to go out with equipment that works, and the right equipment. and that should be the same for a soldier. and lawyers worry that b

them as the human beings they are, and make sure you understand that these are not replaceable lance corporals, they are human beings. day, ifo that day after you defend your people without telling them you are defending them from stuff that roles downhill, nothing, i don't care what level you are, nothing should be able to roll past you. i am walking around my battalion area and i see something i do not like, i can call in my sergeant major work on the commander and tell them i don't like it. if my regimental commander is walking around my area in season something he doesn't like, he one. me and i own that me. not chew up a guy blow guy belowt chew out a me. if you let your folks know you care, under time they will come down understand that about you. it takes time. it takes you doing the right thing to accomplish the mission and also take care of your people. if you become known -- in an organization that has caring leadership, the leader will put out his or her attempt -- intent. as soon as they start doing the mission, there will be friction. subordinates will take personal and professiona

in 2007 colin redpath‘s son, lance corporal kirk redpath, a keen drummer in the irish guards, died whened snatch land rover in iraq. i deal with it because i want to be strong for his memory. i mean, some people could literally pull the curtains and never go out but and not like that. and people say to me, "we don't like to mention him," i say, "no, i'll talk about him, i'm proud of him. he's a fallen soldier." kirk was one of some 37 servicemen and women killed in the so—called snatch land rovers in afghanistan and iraq. colin fought a six—year legal battle against the ministry of defence, eventually winning the right at the supreme court to bring an action against the government under human—rights law. three years later, that case is only now coming to a close. good morning, sirjohn. injuly 2016, sirjohn chilcot‘s iraq inquiry report identified numerous mod failings in preparing for the iraq campaign. the planning and preparations for iraq poorly—armoured snatch land rovers. the mod‘s new proposals cover battle and the preparations for it. they include stopping legal claims for neglig

in 2007, colin redpath's son, lance corporal kirk redpath, a keen drummer in the irish guards, died whenrk was one of some 37 servicemen and women killed in so—called snatch land rovers in afghanistan and iraq. colin fought a six—year legal battle against the ministry of defence, eventually winning the right at the supreme court to bring an action against the government under human rights law. three years later, that case is only now coming to a close. the mod‘s new proposals cover battle and the preparations for it. they include stopping legal claims for negligence against the mod in the courts, a no—fault compensation scheme for injured service personnel and families of those killed, assessors to value injuries and loss based on expert reports they commission, and compensation to be at the same level as if the mod was found negligent in court. nobody disputes that it's a really good idea for service personnel injured in the course of combat and the families of those who have been killed to be spared long and frustrating legal battles through the courts. but there are real concerns abou

and not just corporate fof nans, but the idea they would like to lock ipo investors up, there is just such a deep am give lance i know we saw something dollar with this, but i wonder if it will reflect on how wall street interacts with the company once it's out there. think at the beginning, they are sensitive to being under all of the market pressure from day one. they know the product is still only five or six years old. i think this is a baby step. can we show what we're doing to the market, will people hold long enough that as we get our feet under us, we can be traded and show real growth. jeff besos has done this for 20 years now, and i think ef vant built something to 160000 daily users. >> josh, isn't this a bet, if you're betting on snap, that you don't even fully understand yet what the company is capable of? we talk about how people are acting silly on the platform, that's not going to get them to the scale they set for themselves. don't you think they will grow entirely new products and engage people in an effective way? >> i think that is the bet. people are watching, youtube just announced a bill

security, intelligence corporations, conflict management, migration, in which we need to perceive nato policy, something we incorporate with other continents. i could go on, lance the question is this. my answer is this. the west has to be defined differently than it was in 1944 and 1945. actually, we have a lot to defend, as many of our values have become universal. thirdly, we are giving up a lot of profit. fourthly, there is a big risk to disorder, i have seen that, and we can only do two things, defend or change. if we do not do the same and simultaneously, things are desolate. >> thank you, thank you very much. [applause] >> i think everybody on the boris, if wewith asked to this in the tablet fashion, that the west is not over. but i also believe that everyone in different degrees recognizes the nature of the threat, challenges the coordination and unity, erosion around the edges. there is one thing we have not yet discussed directly, and i will put that first you senator mccain. -- two senator mccain. of all the things i heard in her speech, i cannot hear you mentioned president trump directly, and i'm sure that was intentional. this am sure the people i