the letter from laurie magnus is quite critical of him and said in april 2021 he told laurie magnus hempression this wasjust questions magnus he had the impression this was just questions coming from hmrc and laurie magnus says he should have understood from the outset he was under investigation. this did not come up in his declaration of interest even when he became chancellor, the minister responsible for the tax and spend system and in july 2022 laurie magnus critical of that and that was a breach of the ministerial code. he also says we know now nadhim zahawi pay the penalty is part of a settlement with hmrc and nadhim zahawi says —— laurie magnus says he did not disclose information for them to meet the standards set out in the ministerial code and also goes into the details of an interview nadhim zahawi gave where he said it was smears that hmrc were looking into him and laurie magnus said it was not as transparent as a minister should be in the report went straight to pay minister and he took immediate action on it writing the letter to nadhim zahawi saying there had been a seve

laurie: i mean, there are many and surprising.dividuals who report feeling lonely are more likely to experience things like dementia, heart disease, stroke. it actually affects longevity, meaning that people who self-report feeling lonely are even more likely to die than those that aren't. vivek murthy, the current surgeon general, estimates that the is reporting that you feel lonely is like smoking like 15 cigarettes a day in terms of its impact on our health and our well-being. john: it used to be that a lot of this discussion about loneliness focused on older people, but retired people losing that sort of social connection of work, their spouses or partners may die. but are we seeing this more among younger people now? laurie: i mean, that's the most striking thing, especially for me as a college professor, are the rates of loneliness that we see among our young people right now. so nationally, among college students, we see levels of loneliness around 60%, which was so striking to me, right? these are students who are young, w

the letter from sir laurie maunus, zahawi. the letter from sir laurie magnus. the _ zahawi.e independent- zahawi. the letter from sir laurie magnus, the independent ethicsl magnus, the independent ethics adviser looks into three specific areas. whether nadhim zahawi correctly declared he was under investigation by hmrc, something he was supposed to do under the ministerial code of conduct under its provisions for declaring any interest i could give rise to conflict. the ethics adviser said he failed to do that. he failed to disclose he had to pay a settlement to hmrc, that was a penalty due to carelessness. thirdly he found that nadhim zahawi found what were false statements, inaccurate statements that led to a false impression about the whole affair. there are many other questions that haven't been answered, including nadhim zahawi making legal threats to members of the press who were trying to uncover these facts. also questions about exactly what rishi sunak knew and when. this letter by sir laurie magnus goes into what nadhim zahawi did or didn't say to various officials

laurie, thank you so much. and everybody at home, if you just saw laurie won't be able to join us, as she said for the q&a. but if you have questions for the amazing lori erickson, please email public programs at revolutionary spaces dot org. i will make sure laurie gets all the questions you have about the cane and we hope that we can see you all in the space where laurie is in the council chamber soon whenever you are in boston, laurie, thank you so much for having me and with that, i want to bring on the one, the only the rock star, professor kc johnson, who is going to take this as an inspired nation and give us the an amazing seminar about legislative violence in the united states and using using the cane as inspiration. hey, steve, a stage is yours. all right. thank you. and my thanks to laurie first for setting this up, because the the the sumner caning, this is an artistic rendition is is i think without a doubt the most famous of the the attacks on congress. but sadly, this is a topic the violence agai

mr sunak received the report from sir laurie magnus, the independent adviser on ministers' interests. sir laurie told the prime minister that certain "omissions" by mr zahawi fell short of the standards that ministers are expected to abide by. he concluded, "i consider that these omissions constitute a serious failure to meet "the standards set out in the ministerial code. "i consider that mr zahawi, in holding the high privilege "of being a minister of the crown, has shown insufficient regard "for the general principles of the ministerial code, and "the requirements in particular, under the seven principles "of public life, to be honest, open and an exemplary leader, "through his own behaviour." well, mr zahawi has responded to his sacking. in a letter to the prime minister he writes: "it has "been the privilege of my life to serve in successive "governments and make a tangible difference to the country." he then went on to criticise press coverage of his position, and finally, he assures the prime minister of his "support from the backbenches in the coming years". our political corr

now, laurie, let's phillips. now, laurie, let's start with you. violent male criminal into women's prisons is as ridiculous as letting the fox into the hen house? yeah, i don't think that people who are a threat, women should be around in those kind of settings. and i guess it's sort of. of that really lovely answer . so sort of. of that really lovely answer. so does this case prove both the lunacy and danger of sturgeon's gender recognition reform bill? i don't. i think it's a stretch to say that because. then we have to consider all of the a new bill. other instances that we can imagine in which you have violent criminals. in the context the prison estate who you know, there's loads of other people in society who want to explore, have an agenda that they might not have been assigned to. but and to put them all into the same bracket, i is disproportionate. okay. jacob we're all treading into dangerous water with the terminology we're using. i don't think gender is something we're assigned at birth, something that recognised, biological that is re

sharon introduces us to er >> reporter: lauri murray started an afterschool educational program where students are learning the life-changing power of music. >> great job last night. you all day beautifully. >> reporter: the lively sound of school chatter is something unforgettable at this elementary school. >> reporter: lauri noticed the fact that something was not happening at her public school. >> when my daughter was coming here to school, one of the things that i noticed was that the arts were underfunded . music was not really accessible to so many kids. i wanted to make sure that did not happen. >> she founded the bay area music project in 2013. it gives underserved children intensive music training, academic tutoring and more to experience the magic she new music could bring. >> reporter: people found their tribe, people connected to other people through music. >> this is if they were going to a concert together or performing together. it made sense to me to >>orter:the rot est at foama county schools. this is the biggest program is that myelin. she teaches kindergartners to f

laurie, what would you say about to that?s just loads and loads and loads evidence. and loads and loads of evidence. i know the contract if i mean, i know the contract if you know anyone really you know where anyone really with polling stations on google or google air pollution and or the google air pollution and you will find a multitude live maps that get because we're talking about a london council live maps of where the air pollution is across nappies and monitors. there are outside primary schools have given primary schools that have given us of bad the air us an idea of how bad the air pollution facing young pollution is facing young children , the evidence about air children, the evidence about air pollution, and then we kind of we've done that now it is there and this is an effort that might be had to do with that. people are upset. i think logistic really, because feel they really, because they feel they don't given enough don't be given enough opportunity to see be opportunity to see to be consulted about the introd

i am not mad at mayor laurie lightfoot for doing this.at's something you do. are you just going to do like this? you stand there like an idiot so "the five" doesn't mock you? the miracle mile is gone! it's like the miracle half mile. >> you took all day to come up with? >> they smashed and grabbed half the mile away. she ran on being anti-corruption. she gets in there and let's all of the teacher's unions steal the covid money and pay themselves. then tries to hand out extra credit for school kids. she is vulnerable. there are a host of people running. a wealthy guy will pay his own way. one woman who used to be a teacher and another guy who said let's hire more cops and the police union endorsed him. not a guarantee for laurie lightfoot. >> ahead, ilhan omar confronted over her history of antisemitic rhetoric. >> ♪ ♪ sometimes you're so busy taking care of everyone else you don't do enough for yourself, or your mouth. but eventually, it will remind you. when it does, aspen dental is here for you. we offer the custom dental treatments you

laurie do you agree with this? so i go gas boiler have you my mum and dad go gas boiler.ecause do you live with your mum and dad. no. no, they separately share the same gas and i just, i just to be clear, separate boilers as most homes in the uk do have a gas boiler. right. and one of the key parts of experience of having a gas boiler in recent months over this winter before is that it's very expensive to have on and to be heating our homes. and that's because we are dependent on the price of gas, which can be manipulated by motorists, authoritarians who decide to invade bits of europe. so by getting rid of gas boilers, we hopefully can become less dependent on those while gas price markets . less dependent on those while gas price markets. right. the problem here , so broadly setting problem here, so broadly setting a date to get rid of them i think is a good idea. a date to get rid of them i think is a good idea . what is think is a good idea. what is like inferred in that is that the cost of doing so is going to be pushed onto us . that's where be pushed onto us. that'

again, it is what sir laurie magnus feels nadhim did | laurie magnus feels nadhim did wrong, with respectaks for itself. but again, when it comes to the position that you mentioned last summer, and nadhim's decisions then, my understanding is that there was no information that was brought to the attention of the prime minister or indeed liz truss, which would have led them to believe at the time that it was inappropriate to have nadhim on the team was isn't it incumbent on the team was isn't it incumbent on any leader to ask, to check, to doublecheck, if, as rishi sunak once, to run a government, he says, of the highest integrity, factionalism and accountability, shouldn't he have checked, frankly? again, to the best of my knowledge, was no alert that was given to either rishi sunak or two liz truss, so, again, westminster will always have rumours, speculation, speculatively reporting. it have rumours, speculation, speculatively reporting. it was in some newspapers _ speculatively reporting. it was in some newspapers over - speculatively reporting. it was in some newspapers overtime, - sp

mr sunak received the report from sir laurie magnus, the independent adviser on ministers' interests.ir laurie told the prime minister that certain "omissions" by mr zahawi fell short of the standards that ministers are expected to abide by. he concluded... well, mr zahawi has responded to his sacking. in a letter to the prime minister, he writes... he then went on to criticise press coverage of his position, saying... and finally, he assures the prime minister of his "support from the backbenches in the coming years". this is what voters in zahawi's constituency of stratford—upon—avon think. well, it's absolutely right. the independent adviser has said he hasn't been open, he hasn't been honest and he's failed in that test of leadership, and i think it brings shame on the town, shame on the country and shame on the party that he represents. well, i think it's obviously called for. you know, if he's tried to brush things on the carpet and not you know, if he's tried to brush things under the carpet and not declared certain things, then it's obviously deserved, isn't it? i was really p

i think laurie harvey is living her best life. who she is dating and what she is doing. if laurie harvey was a man, we wouldn't be having this conversation. >> exactly, simone. that's exactly how i feel. remember when that internet personality went on to social media and said leave brittani alone? that is how i feel about lori. leave lori harvey alone. she is 26 years old. she is a beautiful black woman. she is out here living a carefree life. i feel like it's a mix between a jealousy and admiration. i think people are jealous at the fact that she is out here just doing what she wants to do. she's dating who she wants to date. she seems to not care. she seems to be a woman who knows what she wants. i think people are jealous she is able to do that in such a way. at the same time, i think that people admire her for being able to do that. because a lot of us can't live in that way. it makes me laugh every single time. she's always trending on twitter when she's dating someone new. she's always at the top of the conversation or blog

. >> laurie, thank you so much for sharing about the cain! do you know how it came into the revelation area spaces collection? >> the wise, henry family -- have been gifted the cane. after the event, he ended up using the cane for many years. it was passed down to some of his family members who then gave it to a family friend ernest bigelow. he was one who donated to be bostonians a society. one of the organizations, the revolutionary space predecessor they're. we've had it in the collection since he donated it in 1821. >> lori, it was on display for a while, right? on display in the state house? >> and i think it's actually been on display more than once. probably a few times over the years. and has been in the collection for about 100 years. >> wow! it is a crazy, odd, saying. i would share with everyone in conversation in dialogue, i studied this incident in school. it is such a mythologized incident. we learned that it was a chair leg that brooks had ripped off and beaten sumner with. when i learned that it was a cane and we had it in our

sir laurie magnus says...rime minister had sacked his party chairman for what he called a serious breach of the ministerial code, the questions began. for a start, why hadn't he got rid of him days ago? as a general rule, i think it is important when allegations are raised that they're investigated promptly. but also we shouldn't rush to judgment before there's been that investigation. the prime minister's ethics adviser highlights seven occasions when nadhim zahawi breached the ministerial code, albeit some for the same mistake — a failure to declare the tax authority were investigating him while he was covid vaccine minister, making the same error when he became education secretary for england in september 2021 and repeating it a third time when he became chancellor injuly last year, a failure to declare he'd paid the penalty to revenue and customs in september last year, a failure to tell the then prime minister, liz truss, about this when she appointed him to government and a failure to tell rishi sunak wh

sir laurie magnus says... after the prime minister had sacked his party chairman for what he called a serious breach of the ministerial code, the questions began. for a start, why hadn't he got rid of him days ago? as a general rule, i think it is important when allegations are raised that they're investigated promptly. but also, we shouldn't rush to judgement before there's been that investigation. the prime minister's ethics adviser highlights seven occasions when nadhim zahawi breached the ministerial code, albeit some for the same mistake — a failure to declare the tax authority were investigating him while he was covid vaccine minister, making the same error when he became education secretary for england in september 2021 and repeating it a third time when he became chancellor injuly last year, a failure to declare he'd paid the penalty to revenue and customs in september last year, a failure to tell the then prime minister liz truss about this when she appointed him to government and a failure to tell ri

plus, there was this last july, which sir laurie says was untrue. so, i was clearly being smeared.old that the serious fraud office, that the national crime agency, that hmrc are looking into me. you know, i'm not aware of this. but there was an investigation by the tax authority. mr zahawi has maintained he didn't think it amounted to an investigation. the opposition party say all this reflects badly on the prime minister. this is very serious and nadhim zahawi has spent a very long time dodging this. and i dojust think it speaks to rishi sunak�*s character and hisjudgement and his weakness. nadhim zahawi should have been sacked or at least have stepped aside until the inquiry took place. instead of which, he was allowed to stay in government while there were these serious questions. on a day of letters, a final one — nadhim zahawi wrote to the prime minister, saying he took pride in having been in government, including his role in the roll—out of the covid vaccine, but he made no mention whatsoever of any of the criticisms levelled at him. the focus now returns to the prime minis

magnus , ethics adviser, laurie magnus, to investigate what's been going on.'s a deeply awkward situation for the prime minister to find himself. and of course, rishi sunak, when he came to power, promise one of his big promises that was that he was going to restore standards in pubuc going to restore standards in public life. and since then, we've had the questions over whether bronfman, he rehired suella or after all suella braverman or after all those allegations . then those leaking allegations. then we had the investigate into gavin williamson. we've had to investigate action into dominic raab for bullying . and now we've raab for bullying. and now we've got nadhim affair. so what? got this nadhim affair. so what? rishi sunak's is, is that he know he knew that there were questions about nadhim zahawi tax affairs, but he was told by the cabinet that they had been settled , that there was no settled, that there was no problem with appointing him. and he didn't know the ins and outs of what was true, what wasn't. which obviously raises question of didn't pro

this man, sir laurie magnus, will now be asking them, the government's independent ethics adviser.nd accountability is really important to me. and clearly in this case, there are questions that need answering, and that's why i've asked our independent adviser to get to the bottom of everything, to investigate the matter fully and establish all the facts and provide advice to me on nadhim zahawi's compliance with the ministerial code. i'm pleased that nadhim zahawi has agreed with that approach and has agreed to fully cooperate with that investigation. the prime minister appointed nadhim zahawi to be chairman of the conservative party in the autumn. in the summer, he had to pay a tax bill of about £5 million to hmrc, which included a penalty. this was when he was chancellor, the man responsible for all our taxes. is hmrc still after you, sir? are you up to date? - the dispute was over shares in the polling company yougov, which he set up before he became an mp. his father took founding shares in it. in a statement on saturday, he said hmrc had disagreed about the allocation of these

sir laurie magnus reported back this morning. his findings were highly critical.tter to rishi sunak he said from april 2021 nadhim zahawi should have understood that he was under investigation by hmrc. he went on to say that nadhim zahawi ought to disclose relevant information, in this case the nature of the investigation and it outcome of a penalty. he concluded that his admissions amounted to a serious failure to meet the high standards set out in the ministerial code. in a one—page letter the prime minister sealed nadhim zahawi's fate. he said it was clear there had been a serious breach of the ministerial code and that he was sacked from the government. the ethics adviser was also critical of what he labelled an untrue statement from nadhim zahawi, that he echoed in an interview last july. i was clearly being smeared. i was being told that the serious fraud office, that hmrc are looking into me. i'm not aware of this. the opposition say rishi sunak should have acted faster. this is very serious. nadhim zahawi has spent a long time dodging this. and i dojust th

day saw the ousting of the chair of the conservative party after a very quick investigation by, sir laurie magnus. what is the fallout? what did the prime minister know and when and we turn to the economy. what did hunt really need on friday when he said we can use our brexit freedoms, we'll explore all of those questions after. freedoms, we'll explore all of those questions after . the good those questions after. the good morning. it's 931. i'm tamsin roberts in gb newsroom. the prime minister is still under pressure following sacking of nadhim zahawi with the labour party urging rishi sunak to come clean . labour's deputy leader, clean. labour's deputy leader, angela has written to mrs. sunak him what he knew about the investigation into mr. zahawi tax affairs and when the prime minister sacked the conservative party chairman yesterday following an ethics that found he'd committed a serious breach of the ministerial code , former of the ministerial code, former special adviser to mr. zahawi mark lehane told gb news that despite findings of the inquiry, the chancellor has still done a goo

the debate included current mayor laurie lightfoot that is seeking a second term and covered a range of topics both public transit to affordable housing. the election will be held on february 28. this is about an hour and a half. community activist green, alderman sophia king, state representative kim buckner, willie wilson, cook county commissioner brandon johnson, former chicago public schools the ego, mayor laurie lightfoot, roderick sawyer and congressman garcia. joining me to ask questions tonight are the political chicago anchor so here are the ground rules for the minute long debate yes we are going to be here for a little bit which by the way all of the candidates have agreed upon. the candidates will each have 45 seconds to answer each question. the candidates to answer each particular question for that around will get another 30 seconds for a rebuttal if they so choose. at the end of the debate each candidate will get one minute for a closing statement. the order to respond was by ballot order. that's also how the candidates are positioned with their podiums here in the stu

many more. laurie's used to pull into this for court as them chemicals used to supply all of their climbs out of the headquarters in england. but since brags it, it's been too complicated and too expensive to forward any goods. to the eel, managing director, danny lauren was forced to open up a 2nd. harb in poland and paying to lots of customs duties were now paying in the u . k. and in germany or poland, or rather than just doing a thing once i came in here, so as you have had to ram, do a lot more work for name or business. aston is working with raw materials for the cosmetics industry. the increased workload means that the company's productivity has taken a hit and low productivity is something that the british economy as a whole is suffering from in the medium to long term britain will be 4 percent worse off than if it had stayed in the u. that is, according to official forecasts. so many british business leaders are not surprisingly now asking, what really are the benefits of brags it then a lot ran cannot see any upsides of breaks it for a company. or indeed, her industry with regar

so laurie magnus reported back this morning.letter to rishi sunak he said from april 2021, letter to rishi sunak he said from april2021, nadhim letter to rishi sunak he said from april 2021, nadhim zahawi should have understood he was under investigation by hmrc. he went on to say nadhim zahawi failed to disclose relevant information, in this case the nature of the investigation and its outcome in a penalty. he concluded nadhim zahawi's omissions amounted to a serious failure to meet the high standards set out in the ministerial code. in a 1—page letter the prime minister sealed his fate. he said it was clear there had been a serious breach of the ministerial code and he was sacked from the government. the ethics adviser was also critical of what he labelled an untrue statement from nadhim zahawi that he echoed in an interview lastjuly. i nadhim zahawi that he echoed in an interview last july.— interview last july. i was being smeared. _ interview last july. i was being smeared. i — interview last july. i was being smeared, i wa

. ukraine has dismissed to russia declaration as hypocrisy and propaganda. jail nobel peace prize laurie and alex filiette ski has gone on trial and bella rose. he and 2 others faced charges of financing protests and money smuggling. the men faced up to 12 years in jail. yeah, the out ski co founded the vs. now human rights group, which shared the 2022 nobel prize with rights groups from russia and ukraine. health experts say a new coven, 19 various friending eggs, b, b, 15. and now accounts for over 40 percent of cases in the us and has been detected and 28 other countries most in europe, i'm to say is the most contagious version of the virus. yet, and demonstrators and for ruin block roads. and another day of protests over the ousting of former president pedro castillo protesters, or calling for his replacement president deniable warranted to resign. the demonstrations die down over the holiday period, but restarted on wednesday. hope frances has presided over the funeral of his predecessor, pope benedict tens of thousands gathered in saint peter's square and magic and city for the ser

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so laurie mcguinness's report.me minister, rushed through this this report for political expediency, essentially because there were all these questions swirling about zahawi says always answer to your question would be that it does take more than a couple of days to do a proper investigation . the proper investigation. the investigation into raab is being conducted a reasonable pace where is zahawi with, he would argue out the wolves because rishi sunak wanted to look decide if rishi sunak essentially has the worst of all worlds, he has failed to look decisive because our plenty of people in westminster who just feel should have acted far soonen feel should have acted far sooner. but zahawi his sooner. but zahawi and his allies feel that he was to decisive. he was. he just he pulled the plug before looking into the matter properly . so into the matter properly. so that sort of explains the disparity between those two investigations. i olivia let's not go to the shadows of state for international trade that's nick t

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this was his 1st titles and salesman 18, but it's a pretty good tournament to when laurie has a bit of a more of an outside chance. he seated 11 in melbourne, so he might go quite far. he's the new british hope. now that i'm see, i'm the more he's not quite what he what he was put. yeah. i don't think you can say well, i will. 40 seconds to go let spend us 40 seconds on the women. yes indeed. i mean, egos won't take is the number one seed she's oversee the big favorite, but we've also got owns jabber on jabber would be the 1st arab woman or 1st african woman to win a grand slam title would be quite an amazing if she could do it. but i think swan tech is the big favorite. alright. you heard it here, mark meadows from d. w. sports. thank you so much. now let's take a look at some other sports stories from around the world's football and an equalizer from manchester, united. bruno fernandez and followed by a winner from mike, his rash heard sealed a 2 on derby success over manchester city. it leaves perennially champions. city 5 points off the pace at the snowboard world cup in switzerlan

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