christy morrissey is also finding high levels of wetland contamination. she focuses her research in canada's breadbasket, the prairie pothole region of saskatchewan, where agricultural land is laced with potholes, small temporary ponds fed by snowmelt and rain. >> in 2013 we found up to 90% of the ponds that we sampled in spring, even before the farmers were out seeding, had detectable levels of neonics in them. but our peak concentrations occurred after seeding, not surprising, particularly after rainfall events, at levels that were, you know, upwards of, uh, 3 parts per billion, which is well known to affect aquatic insects. >> with over 40% of the cropland in canada's prairies treated with neonicotinoids, the impact on aquatic insects and the animals that rely on them for food could be significant. dr. morrissey's study is the first to look into this issue in canada. >> we have a field study that's trying to understand how neonicotinoids potentially get into wetlands and whether or not they affect aquatic invertebrates, which are the base of the food c

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morrissey pochettino has called it a minorstrain morrissey pochettino has called it a minor strain thathe table action in the championship. sheffield united took an early lead against rivals leeds. billy sharp with the goal. it is currently 1—1. as test captain joe with the goal. it is currently 1—1. as test captainjoe root prepares for the start of the ashes series without all—arounder ben stokes, he insists senior players will behave themselves on tour. stokes is staying at home. he won't have trouble with the squad. —— he won't travel with the squad after trouble in bristol on a night out. there is and drinking culture in the squad. we will address issues to make sure things like will not happen again. we are grown men and no how to behave and will make sure we conduct ourselves on this tour. it's disappointing that he is not going to be with others but we are a strong squad. it gives other guy is an opportunity to stand up and put their stamp on test cricket. to come into the squad and strengthen the depth of the squad for when ben is able to come back and play. caroline garcia is t

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. >> reporter: last friday kevin morrissey walked out to find this. >> i said son of a biscuit. mirror smashed and wasn't alone. one of up to two dozen victims in this division of snellville. the suspect striking in broad daylight. >> because i've been hearing him running up and down the creek behind my house. >> reporter: neighbors thought it must be kids with a bb gun. >> what else will you think. >> reporter: john's wife's mirror got hit and police took reports. even sent more patrols into the neighborhood until -- >> i caught the vandal the other morning. >> he didn't need a photo line up to know it was a woodpeeker like this one. the suspect caught red handed or r red-headed. >> beautiful bird. >> i got taken in by a wood peacekeepers. -- >> he's not pecking to break the glass but seeing his own reflection in the mirror and actually thinks he's attacking another woodpecker. >> they're territorial so they'll attack. >> and peck and peck. now homeowners resort to begging their cars side mirrors to protect the glass. >> which get home i keep this bag on it. >> reporter: even w

labour party mp tom watson, pink floyd co-founder roger waters, comedian sara pascoe, actor david morrisseyrector and actor mark rylance, and french-born actress caroline lagerfelt. for more, we go to london where we're joined by human rights lawyer clive stafford smith. he is the founder and director of the international legal charity reprieve, which represents eight guantanamo prisoners. clive stafford smith, welcome to democracy now! why don't you lay out what is happening, what people may remember during the obama years is the force-feeding that prisoners called inhumane. they called it torture. now explain what is happening. >> i will and good morning to everyone. back under president obama, we had force-feeding, which was a large swath of the medical community that says it is unethical. of the way it is done in guantanamo bay is gratuitously painful. "theal craddock said in new york times" they were making it inconvenient by making it more painful. just recently, starting on september 20, we learned that president trump's team down there has added dishes twist. -- pernicious twist. th

. >> reporter: last friday, kevin morrissey walked out to his explorer to find this. >> i saw the glass> reporter: the side mir smashed and he wasn't alone. one of two dozen victims in this subdivision. the suspect striking in broad daylight. >> i've been hearing it up and down the back of my house. >> reporter: neighbors thought it must be kids with a bb gun or hammer. >> what else are you going to think? >> reporter: john hancock's wife's car got hit too. they sent more patrols into the neighborhood until -- >> i caught the vandal the other morning. >> reporter: you didn't need a photo lineup to know it was a pileated woodpecker like this one. >> a beautiful bird, about the size of a crow. >> i got taken in by a woodpecker. >> reporter: he's pecking not to break the glass, but he's seeing his own reflection in the mirror and thinks he's attacking another woodpecker. >> they're very territorial. they'll attack and peck. >> reporter: and peck and peck. now homeowners resort to bagging their side mirrors to protect the glass. >> when i'm at home, i keep this bag on here. >> reporter: eve

we also heard fantastic speeches from kate kettle on social mobility, joy morrissey on the horrors ofuality and dr suzanne bartigton on the importance of tackling health inequalities. the last few speakers, they are the future of the conservative party and we are so future of the conservative party and we are so happy to have you in our family. applause i have a great team at the department of health. so let me start by thanking them, the wise philip dunn, the savvy steve brown, the start james 0'shaughnessy, philip dunn, the savvy steve brown, the startjames 0'shaughnessy, the street smart jackie doyle—price. the startjames 0'shaughnessy, the street smartjackie doyle—price. so please thank my team for their great work. applause sometimes something happens, that reminds you just how lucky we are to have an nhs. that happened right here in manchester in may. when that bomb went off at the arena, we saw paramedics running into danger, doctors racing to work in the middle of the night, nurses putting their arms around families who couldn't even recognise the disfigured bodies of their lo

antagonists that we've wanted comeuppance with before the governor and it takes a while but -- >> david morrisseyiof negan and you didn't cast him yourself. >> i do not. >> who cast -- the actor's name is -- >> jeffrey dean morgan. >> he's unbelievable. >> he's a spectacular actor. it's a life long legendary role. >> it must be because i can't imagine he could so completely fill up another role unless it was designed for him. >> he is a wonderful actor. >> he made negan. >> the people who make the show, scott gimpel, the show runner, is deft and creative and almost brilliant every episode. he just is so deft because as you know it's post-apocalyptic zombie but it's really about people and life and organization and relationships and all that stuff that we all know. >> you know, there can never be an apocalypse, josh, we don't need to worry about this at all. >> there's not going to be an electromagnetic pulse right above the u.s. where 90% of us die. suddenly it's become more worrisome with north korea i'm not ready to say it's clear sailing for the rest of our lives. i don't know whether it will