we hear about and east european gang in the midlands. >> how much money? >> 10,000 euros. >> for 10,000 euros this sex worker will be abroad. we even have a photo. all this is to get a certificate of approval, a piece of paper of foreign national needs to get married. sham weddings have had this barrier, but next month, the certificates will be scrapped. the government has chosen not to replace them. >> so we will allow people to get married and tried to catch them later? >> as soon as anyone gets suspicious at any stage, then we will get that report to the uk border agency, and we will investigate. >> back in east london, our lawyer and opened a file for a marriage he knows to be false. when told of our allegations, he says he believed the marriage was genuine. in the midlands, i visited peter, the man who wanted 10,000 euros to rent us and abroad. >> have you done as a lot then, sham marriages? sham marriages are lucrative. date -- they play on the vulnerable. bbc news. >> you'll find much more on that and all the international news anytime at bbc.com. l

midland michigan is home to dow chemicals world headquarters well dupont. bear monsanto and i.c.i. which is today owned by asco nobel are all responsible for releasing dioxins dow chemical is thought to be the world's largest root source of dioxin. it was also thought to be the world's largest producer of chlorine one of the root causes of dioxins and the largest producer of chemical feedstocks to make p.v.c. plastics whose life cycle is associated with more dioxin formation than any other manmade product on earth. because of these modern chemical processes by nine hundred eighty seven dioxins were present in everything from diapers to coffee filters to tampons. in two thousand and three di released an open letter to midland residents stating the dioxins were naturally occurring substance the letter however forgot to clarify a few details while forest fires and volcanoes do produce dioxins they are not the same dioxins created during the chemical processes men made out since also a number of the natural variety by a hundred to one. a letter also forgot to mention that the first hea

in two thousand and three dar released an open letter to midland residents stating that douses were naturally occurring substance the letter however forgot to clarify a few important details while forest fires and volcanoes do produce dioxins they are not the same taxes created or in chemical processes many doubts and also a number the natural variety by a hundred to one. the letter also forgot to mention that the first health assessment of dioxin completed by the american environmental protection agency estimated that more people will get more cancer from dioxins than any other chemical on earth. all signs up there are the doubt property again this all doubt property. got axin is a molecule it's a byproduct of chemical processing it is a known carcinogen although da will dispute that tao has been able to manufacture so much uncertainty about this chemical that if you look around the world rest of the world nobody else is debating the toxicity of dioxin except here and michigan. in fact one of paul's toxicologist in the lane change some of these said that this is perhaps one of the most toxic

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but the west midlands is losing 1000 officers. bedfordshire has scaled back gun license checks. and now we hear that companies that have been furloughed are to be sent fingerprint kits in the post. i know that he believes in the big society, but solving your own crimes is a bit ridiculous, even by his standards. you have to ask, mr. speaker, does the prime minister actually have a clue what is going on out there? >> i think the leader of the labor party is getting a little bit touchy about this issue. if you listen to what chief constable are saying about what they want to do -- here's the chief constable of the thames valley. "what i haven't done at all is reduce the number of officers who do the patrol functions, so the officers uc out in vehicles, on foot, in uniform, on bicycles, we have not cut them at all this into the juicer parent tenants in surrey who says, "the "we are determined to increase our front line capability by recruiting extra" police officers. the fact is that all the leadership of the police is engaged in the exercise of keeping costs under control to make

sides come together italy is offering its air bases or the countries like belgium here midlands and norway a rule so saying they will take part but there is ambivalence there all splits appearing in the range germany abstained from the u.n. vote authorizing a no fly zone in later came out the chancellor angela merkel said that she does support military intervention it's just that germany won't be sending any forces but you get a sign here of the growing devoid within the european community over this military intervention right now the latest from europe from our genes daniel bushell thank you for that. whereas other uprisings in the arab world saw are people taking the lead that no longer seems the option in libya he hartman snow or war correspondent and former u.n. investigator thinks the libyan people have been cheated out of their revolution and will be crushed by a western led war machine. it's an absolute you know aggressive action by the western powers by the nato forces it's about arm sales and it's about making sure that there's no popular uprising in libya or across the region thi

now, on the question of crime, he says he wants to improve front line policing, but the west midlands are losing thousands of officers. bedford shire has scaled back gun license checks and those companies burgled they will be sent fingerprint that kits but solving your own crimes is a bit ridiculous even by his own standards. you have to ask, mr. speaker, does the prime minister have a clue what's going on there? >> i think everybody is getting a little bit touchy about this issue. the point i make, if you listen to what chief constables are saying about what they want to do -- well, let me -- right. here is the chief constable of the thames valley. what i haven't done is reduce the number of officers who do patrol options on when you see them we haven't cut those numbers at all. if you look to the chief superintendent in surrey, he says we are determined to increase our front line capability by recruiting extra police constables. the fact is all of the leadership of the is engaged in the exercise of keeping costs under control to make sure we get more officers on the beat. now, wheth

show james carville and mary magdalene and to cap it all off also the attorneys for archer daniels midland which for many years part of which is three told in the movie of the informant with matt damon. as i look at brendan sullivan's career, i always used to say in my articles when i was talking to people, brendan sullivan has gone 35 years and never had one client serve any time in jail which was pretty remarkable because by the time people came to him they were pretty far up the creek. not like he was defense gain to many roman catholic nuns. and after a while i began to wonder if it is true. was i just saying this or maybe i just repeated the story so many times i believed it. so what i try a two do is talk about why brendan sullivan had a passion and that he had and what is the pattern from when he first came to williams connolly after defending prisoners' at the stockade in san francisco win prosecutors routinely did not always be paid in the most correct manner possible. and i sort of us came to realize, i explained in the book why he is the way he is and what of the best examples t

represent mary matlin and james carville and to cap it off they were the attorneys for archer daniels midland for many years and part of which is retold in the movie "the informant" with matt damon, aubrey daniels' role. anyway, as i looked at brendon sullivan's career over the entirety of his 35 years, i used to always say in my articles about him -- and when i was talking to people, i would say, brendon sullivan is gone 31 years and had never had one client serve any time in jail, which was pretty remarkable because by the time people came to him, they were usually pretty far up the creek. it wasn't like he was defending, you know, too many roman catholic nuns or that sort of thing and after that i began to wonder if it was really true. was i just saying this? had i just repeated this story so many times that i believed it or not? and so one of the things that i try to do in this book was to go back and talk a little bit about why brendon sullivan has this passion that he has and what the pattern is from when he first came to williamson connelly after being -- defending prisoners at the cit

and now he is the longest serving pastor in the midlands of south carolina. 40 years of service. he has built a church from merely 60 members to 7,819 members. and we're so grateful for his success. in fact, two of his members are active members and serve in the district office of the second district of south carolina, earl brown, a former deacon of the church is our deputy director, and special assistant is beverly collie. we truly identify. there are now 65 ministries in this church, the sanctuary, 2,300 seating, he provides a credit union, a bank wet facility, a foundation. it really serves the people of the midlands of south carolina and i know that i'm grateful to be here with my colleague, congressman jim clyburn, who also knows of what extraordinary person pastor jackson is. he is also a successful family man, his wife, robin, is here, as first lady of the church she is a beloved person in our community. additionally their son charles is the pastor of the new laurel street baptist church and we're very grateful his daughter candice is a graduate of duke law school and is a

and matalin for it simple, and then to sort of cap it off, the with the attorneys archer-daniels midland which for many years part of which is told in the movie the informant with matt damon, aubrey daniels role. anyway, as i looked at brendan sullivan's career over the entirety of the 35 years i used to always say in my articles about him and when i was talking to people i would say brendan sullivan has gone 35 years and has never had one client serve any time in jail which was pretty remarkable because by the time people came to him they were usually pretty far up the creek. it wasn't like he was defending, you know, too many roman catholic nuns or that sort of thing. and after a while allied began to wonder if it was true. was i just saying this or sort of, i just repeated the story so many times that i believe it or not. what i tried to do is go back and talk a little bit about why brendan sullivan has this passion that he has and with the pattern is from when he first came to williams and connolly after being a defending prisoner at the stockade in san francisco and the cases when p

from small farming towns like cameron, new jersey, to small desert towns like midland, texas to the forgotten town in led wood missouri or mining towns where the hills are large and play on them. as the children wave it is startling to see the palms of their hands gray soaked in lead dust and unfortunately yet again in california, this is becoming an all too common occurrence. it would appear most of these communities are under siege by one form of pollution or another. protecting the health of our families and our children should be our top priorities for us all, yet the system for investigating, responding and reporting these concerns is inadequate. this is why i strongly support s. 76, the strengthening protection for children and communities from disease cluster act, also known as trevor's law, in honor of this brave young man. trevor's law will bolster federal efforts to assist communities that are impacted by potential disease clusters and identify sources of environmental pollutants and toxin substances suspected of causing numerous cancers and other vad versus health effects. accordin

the show james carville and mary matalin and to cap it off, also the attorneys for archer daniels midland which for many years, the part of which is retold in the movie the informant with matt damon. as i look at brendan sullivan's career, i always used to say in my articles about him, brendan sullivan is gone 35 years and never had one client serve any time in jail which is pretty remarkable because by the time people came to him they were four up the creek. it was not like he was defending roman catholic nuns or that type of thing. after a while i began to wonder is that true? did i just repeat the story so many times i believe it? i tried to go back and talk about why brendan sullivan has a fashion that he has and the pattern from when he came to williams and connally after defending prisoners' in the stockade the san francisco and the first case when prosecutors routinely sought they did not be given the correct manner possible and i sort of came to realize and i think i explained in the book why he is the widely -- the way he is in his case is turnout the way that they do and the bes

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from small farming towns like cameron, misery, too small desert towns like midland, texas, to the forgotten town in missouri where the lead are so large the children think they are hills and play on them. in passing as the children away if it is startling to see the palms of their hand gray soaked in thank lead dust. unfortunately again in hinckley california this is becoming an all too common occurrence. it would appear most of these communities are under siege by one form of pollution or another. protecting the health of our family and children should be our top priorities for us all. yet the system for investigating, responding and reporting these concerns is inadequate. this is why i strongly support as 76, the strengthening protection for children and communities from disease cluster act also known as trevor's moly in honor of this brave young man trevor schaefer. trevor's law will assist communities impacted by disease clusters and will identify sources of environmental pollutants and toxic substances suspected of causing developmental, reproductive, neurotoxic and numerous cancers an

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