i'm the tribal minister for a newcomer to this and comes originally i was selected to be a tribal at nish. ward and you will it's schoolteaching new entity there was a election dispute. in october a tall. the new cars from council. somebody who works there. said we've never had to. hide a while. and it's an accident yes you were being accused of not having it us 8 to 9 years of election when we moved in we had election all these years i know it was coming up. some of the smarter words begin following the money and realize some of the money's not accounted for while they actually suspended the elections once they suspended the elections and there was a there was a feeling that the community was being left out of the process yeah they were scheduled to leave in 2012. but through the division and the infighting and some of the you know bureaucratic issues they were stalled as it stands now the federal government cannot. contract with either group so what they did was they basically took the contract out of the. it's a shack when it comes down to some 3rd world shack it's basically. a last re

from political analyst be john tarver sali beach and always good to see you european countries how to nish we raised concerns over whether the astra zeneca shop was safe for older people know the suspensions only apply to andras sixty's it's all a little confusing isn't. yes confusion over the regime in germany and there are a profusion and little every aswell and the car has to die looked very confused tatts and this is not going to. the willingness of the people who are already reluctance to take the dangerous after that you know it seems and it actually will increase their reluctance to get these banks because what we have seen now is that the regulatory body. is not to trust it is just a couple of days ago that is that there's no senior say and now the federal government has stopped basename people under the age of 60 because of concerns tried and doctors and one of the leading hospitals in germany this was forced on the government. by doctors and hospitals and showing that refused to that name their staff with astra zeneca astra zeneca in london will both say this is something of an o

but nish, a police officer, has to assess her medical condition...pital under section 136 of the mental health act. it takes a couple of hours. officers say incidents like that are tough to deal with, they're stressful and they're increasing in number. but there's another type of callout which can have a serious effect on the mental health of 999 responders. another stabbing... the call they never want to hear, another stabbing. i'lljust check the other side of the... thankfully, they find no sign of it. i was one of two units arriving first on scene to a man who had been stabbed. mish onlyjoined three years ago. she's gone from being an events manager to on one occasion fighting for her life. we found a pregnant woman had been kicked in the head, the partner was there, with two brothers. and all three of them essentially sat on me and my female colleague. and tell me why you accept that as a person? because i believe in thisjob. it's important, ijoined thisjob to help people and i am willing to sacrifice that if i have to. in return, police forces s

people like angela barnes, nish _ event. iam delighted.drive-in cinema last year and it was great, l cinema last year and it was great, so good luck. thanks. it isjust so good luck. thanks. it is just a step towards where we would love to be eventually. you're watching bbc breakfast. it's 8.59. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. a budget designed to steer the uk through the remaining stages of the covid crisis — and beyond — has been promised by the chancellor. the furlough scheme will be extended until the end of september — and some taxes could rise to pay for tough economic times ahead. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, is facing demands to resign as she prepares to answer questions about her government's mishandling of the seuxal harassment complaints against alex salmond. we will go live to the enquiry. for all those we will go live to the enquiry. igrr' all those watching, this evidence session at home that due to the necessary mitigations in place to allow us to make person today, we will be suspending the meeting

nish is out entrepreneurship can hardly the out of the crisis printed as the proposals to rebuild main street, i would like to recommend the reauthorization of the state initiative printed this is a compliment to ppe and more durable form of term support. it there were 20 allowing states to support these small programs and in total flooded 13034 programs nationwide. it indicated 1 billion programs in over 400 million venture-capital programs targeting investments in early-stage businesses in the program succeeded in providing capitol the very small businesses. 80 percent) distance with ten or fewer employees. nearly half were less than five years old. and 42 percent of these loans or investments were made to businesses and low income communities. she because the program partnered with smaller lenders. exists to meet the unique needs of historically interbank communities targeted and last year some states i thought to replicate these models. in may, new york launched an air forward loan funded. they work with other new york-based cfi's to provide low-cost working capitol loans to busine

further, wendy is a member of the kissimmee police department's crime free nish testify and graduate of the university of florida leading aids leadership academy in 2009, along with leadership osceola 2019. wendy has been married to her husband chip for 11 years, she has two children and two grandchildren. for this and more, wendy ford we honor you. in honor of women's history month, i would like to recognize beyacka. -- bianca. she's the administrator at the florida department of health in osceola county. she spent more than 20 years in public health experience with 15 years dedicated to leading health departments and federally qualified health centers. during her career, she has collaborated with county governments, governing boards, and community partners to address health issues and ensure the provision of programs and services for vulnerable populations. her public health career began in tennessee where she was the state's first african-american county health department director. she directed operations at one of the largest rural health departments which received recognition fo

but nish, a police officer, has to assess her medical condition...ere's another type of callout which can have a serious effect on the mental health of 999 responders. another stabbing... the call they never want to hear, another stabbing. i'lljust check the other side of the... thankfully, they find no sign of it. i was one of two units arriving first on scene to a man who had been stabbed. mish onlyjoined three years ago. she's gone from being an events manager to, on one occasion, fighting for her life. we found a pregnant woman had been kicked in the head, the partner was there, with two brothers. and all three of them essentially sat on me and my female colleague. and tell me why you accept that as a person? because i believe in thisjob. it's important, ijoined thisjob to help people and i am willing to sacrifice that if i have to. in return, police forces say they will do more to look after the people on the blue light front line. tom symonds, bbc news, north london. the communities secretary robert jenrick has criticised protests outside a sch