officially brought it to uzbekistan, but also to russia, the sedan is built on a simple platform with macpherson struts in front and a rear beam under the hood a one and a half liter turbo engine with a capacity of 147 horsepower and a variator the list of equipment in chinese is rich with a panoramic roof, digital tidy and a multimedia center with a huge screen about prices, there is no information yet, but in china the car costs about 1 million rubles. another one on our market. the brand lived showed a hybrid version of its m crane sedan. the l high-x modification has a range of 1,300 km, with an average consumption of only 3.8 liters of gasoline per salt as part of the power plant, a gasoline 1.5-liter turbo three starter, alternator and traction motor, in total, delivering 245 horsepower and 540 nm of torque to the domestic market. it will come out in the summer, and in the meantime it will come to us, their other novelty, the manjara crossover, the timing of the appearance of emgrand l will be announced later. in general, while some are curtailing the production of sedans. as volkswagen di

so then, bruce macpherson was brought in as the superintendent because he had started something in philadelphia called the school without walls, and that was a program where kids could get credit in philadelphia called the school without walls, for ing wo ouide the hool. and th was likthe ed that routed into community high school. - well, i was interested in being in a new type of high school and it was groundbreaking, so i was excited about that. father s pret frustrad because they did not have the backing of most everybody. i mean, if you go back and check the "ann arbor news" out, you'll see some things going on d my fatr used t comeome and say, "m." e time that had r very fst meeti at the church across the street, well, i think one of the articles, or on the news or something, said about the pot smoking in the church in thealcony. so my ther definitely had to mtion that. - i waed to be exposeto pel who were aware and tnking. community high was the closest thing to that. so i came in with that understanding, as well, that we were changing education throughout the country. (mellow jazz music)

we have come a long way since 1999 when the macpherson report was to published —— was published and the institutionally racist after the appalling death of stephen lawrence in 1993. that was understandable, they were a series of failings and that report was damning. we have come a long way since then, there are issues still to be dealt with but this is partly on the back of the absolutely horrific death of george floyd in minneapolis, which was appalling and sent shock waves around the world, not only in policing circles and communities the world over, but also incorporates that have changed their policies on a whole range of thing. but this kind of kneejerk reaction when i say they are going to apologise for stuff in the past, i think is irrelevant right now. what we need is decently policing, and the question i have is how will they make this work? when on the other hand the home secretary has just announced she wants to toughen up on stop and search, which i actually agree with in areas of high crime, i think it is a sensible policy, but how does that equate with the two things? we h

after macpherson we had community and _ and wales?g and it is good, it also needs to be followed up to see what is the outcome with the officer all that organisation, that units, to see how it is having an impact. not only externally with the public but internally with colleagues. we are finding the police service has an internal and external race problem. so it is notjust bums on seats to do the training, it is what they do with the learning, how they apply it and hopefully how they improve the service delivery and reduce disproportionality around stop and search and other excessive use of force, tasers and so on.— search and other excessive use of force, tasers and so on. thank you force, tasers and so on. thank you for speaking _ force, tasers and so on. thank you for speaking to _ force, tasers and so on. thank you for speaking to us, _ force, tasers and so on. thank you for speaking to us, leroy - force, tasers and so on. thank you for speaking to us, leroy logan. . bp says it believes enough jobs can be created in its alternativ

officially brought it to uzbekistan, but also to russia, the sedan is built on a simple platform with macphersonand a rear beam under the hood, a one and a half liter turbo engine with a capacity of 147 horsepower and a variator, the list of equipment in chinese is rich panoramic roof, digital tidy and a multimedia center with a huge screen on prices, there is no information yet, but in china a car costs about 1 million rubles. another one presented in our market. the brand zhili showed a hybrid version of its emgrand l sedan, the high-x modification has a range of 1,300 km, with an average consumption of only 3.8 liters of gasoline per hundred, as part of the power plant, a gasoline 1.5-liter turbo trio starter, generator and traction motor, in total, the return of 245 horsepower forces and 540 n of torque to the domestic market. it will come out in the summer, and in the meantime it will come to us, their other novelty, a crossover, a manjara, the dates for the appearance of em grand-l will be announced later. in general, while alone curtail the production of sedans. as volkswagen did with its

the plan has already fallen short of what was expected and there is no acknowledgement of the macpherson it means, it talks about anti establishment antiracism, institutional antiestablishment racism, i have never heard that phrase before and i don't know what it means. it lacks clarity and i think what will happen, we will have lots of words, although i hope i'm wrong, but i don't really see this making a significant amount of difference from where we are at the moment. what would you like to see if you were writing an action plan? you need the right — were writing an action plan? ym. need the right people around the table. i know of senior black police officers, well respected in the community, who applied to be part of the oversight scrutiny board, who were sifted out, and i think the board does not really have individuals who i would have a great deal of confidence in challenging, and at the first hurdle in this report, they have not been able to get the word institutional racism in the report, and that shows a failure right from the beginning, i think. you think the police is instit