lieutenant corporal george partridge died 1a years after the first major warnings, anotherfailure to. and still, no training for diving officers. the mod says it has conducted a complete review of military diving following george partridge's death and investigations are ongoing. it always seems to be a similar pattern. it's always that people in higher places have identified that things need to change but they don't seem to change or they do not change quick enough. lewis cherry says he has raised serious concerns about safety with the mod. even about some of the most recent changes the army has made to training. phase one is the loaded march... he claims there is so no simple guidance about when exercises like this should stop because of the heat. it seems that they have rushed this through without putting in the requisite, in my mind, safety precautions to run that test and until the army put all those in place fully and properly, i fear for the lives of young men and women who are doing this test in 2020. the mod told us that the policy on heat illness is regularly reviewed and ha

government a partridge r.t. london. ok let's have a quick look then at some world news and break. i . a 3rd day of violent antigovernment protests in the indian capital has taken the death toll to at least 27 that's according to local media the unrest was triggered by a so-called citizenship amendment act which has been criticised for discriminating against muslims in the country the controversial law was adopted last december indian police have been using small drones to identify the rioters. pictures here from a bizarre local festival exploding sledgehammers has been the center point of celebrations in the small mason town of san juan deliver participants here attach a mixture of sulfur and chlorate to the end of the sledgehammers which they then smash against the rail tracks exposing the substance into huge clouds of smoke while the one in attendance did injuries legs in the blast missing being stretched away by medics. and students fought battles with police in the colombian capital of bogota are among the protesters from the university the creation of the bridge to peace of c

the mod said it has conducted a complete review of military diving following george partridge's deathalways seems to be a similar pattern. it's always that people in higher places have identified that there need to be changes, but things don't seem to change, or they don't seem to change quick enough. lewis cherry says he has raised serious concerns about safety with the mod, even about some of the most recent changes the army has made to training. he claims there is still no simple guidance about when exercises like this should stop because of the heat. it seems like they've rushed this through without putting in the requisite, in my mind, safety precautions to run that test. and until the army put all those in place fully and properly, i fear for the lives of the young men and women who are doing this test in 2020. the mod told us policy on heat illness is regularly reviewed and has been updated six times since 2015, with more attention now paid to climatic injury. we know that craig's part of special forces have improved their safety, but maybe the rest of the army aren't up on it

government pay partridge r.t. london meanwhile the u.s. reportedly considering its own deal with the u.s. to reduce the authorization time needed for imports of genetically modified products from america. the rules probably scope for foster authorizations at risk management global sense of a group shortening the time of the risk assessment is not an option under the current legislation the lengthy e.u. approval process and resulting asynchronous approvals has resulted in annual loss of approximately $2000000000.00 per year to u.s. agriculture currently authorization of g.m.a. we import to the takes more than 4 years but this could apparently be reduced to 2 and this would apply to some $30000000.00 tons of animal feed each year including soybeans which mostly come from the americas carrick founder of n.g.o.s alliance for natural health international thinks it will be hard day for the member states to reach an agreement on the issue. there's going to be pressure on both sides i mean there's been a push me pull you currently there are 18 e.u

government paid partridge oh to london. pipeline protests across canada brought several of the country's rail networks to a standstill opponents to natural gas projects running through multiple provinces say the pipelines violate the rights of indigenous communities by going over their land police may have been on monday's eclair activists from a blockade set up on the train tracks on in the city of bellville and on taria making several arrests as after a local rail company won an injunction to clear the cab but mohawk nation member russell de are both say is using force to break up the protests is pointless. these actions the government has taken us to really promote war. support actions across the country in support of the what should i don't think you can use force because you take one blockade down and 3 more appear across the country there is widespread support for the which there were very changed plans so they can't really result by force look at the question of canada's economy right now by trying to force the pipel

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government a partridge otty london. news in brief that. i . a 3rd day of violent anti-government protest in the indian capital has taken the death toll to at least 27 that's according to local media the unrest was triggered by a so-called citizenship amendment act which has been criticized for discriminating against muslims in the country a controversial law was adopted last december police have been using drones to identify the rioters. a bizarre local festival of exploding sledgehammers has been the centerpiece of the celebrations in the small mexican town of san juan deliver participants there attach make sure and correlate to the end of sledgehammers which they then smash against the rail tracks exploding the substance into huge clouds of smoke however one of those in attendance did get injured in the blast into the leg they got they were seeing being stretched away by medics. and students for battles with police in the colombian capital budgets are on monday the protesters from the university of this is the wrangler creation and alleged a

government a partridge london. allots or breakdown of today's top headlines for now but if you're looking for more you can always head to our website are to dot com for interviews and articles thanks for tuning in this hour. what politicians do you should. put themselves on a lie. to get accepted or rejected. so if you want to be president. or some want to. have to write for us this is what. real people are. interested in why. this should. become a battleground in the u.s. and the moment people have demanded. local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no care power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy is your power lies with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in the very real ways our struggle. the nominated actre

government partridge. lastly let's turn to some news in brief from around the world there were fresh clashes between police and activists on the greek island of chios wednesday evening protesters opposing the creation of new refugee camps attempted to access the construction site and police responded with tear gas there's been an arrest across greek island since tuesday over the government's latest plans to handle migrants. towns and cities across britain are continuing to struggle with flooding resulting from torrential storms and rain rivers have overflown and rule areas causing damage to homes infrastructure and farmland and as of thursday morning there are 92 flood warnings in place across england. meanwhile in the middle east the syrian army has liberated the key town of catherine bell and live province along with 15 other builders in the region that's according to syrian state media and this comes after turkey's president announced wednesday the country's forces will not retaliate. he also gave an ul

chicken partridge expect. europe's in a flap over britain potentially importing chlorine wash chicken from the u.s. as part of a new trade deal with washington the e.u. outlawed the practice in 1997 and the french are saying if the brits been the ban they can forget any deal with the block these little guys with the nic the british companies i hear them i see them i mean they all tell me we want to keep european rules because we want to ensure access to 500000000 european consumers but also in the wings is the u.s. which for years has tried and failed to get the e.u. to weaken its food and farming standards to bring them into line with america's brecht's it presents a chance to break open a major european market the other issue which people got very obsessed about here is chlorinated chicken deliver on our comes that benefit the agricultural sector and most importantly consumers who are going to be the beneficiaries of these really good deals american producers claim they've turned away from chlorine in favor

government a partridge otty london. well for all the stories haven't quench their thirst for nears head on over to our website artie dot com for countless articles and interviews thanks for tuning in this hour. people have money in pension account people have money and savings are actually digging into their pockets because their savings rate their pension accounts are now yielding close to 0 or negative they're taking money out of their pockets banks to the central bankers and they're giving it to a billionaire so he can buy jeff away so he can sell trinkets the more billionaires this is louis the $65.00 only i'm living off the labor of the peasant. welcome to the alex salmon sure we examine the dramatic changes taking place in irish politics this month's elections i should say the march as the most popular party in the public environment however and the balance of parliament to distil what's clear what's type of government will emerge today we speak to 2 key comments he says almost the short election result means for

alex partridge was watching. applause a historic debate and mixed feelings in the chamber.act sad to see a country leaving that twice liberated us. twice given its blood to liberate europe. should the uk... a warning from the croatian presidency about what can be achieved in the uk's ii—month transition period. even if core elements of the future relationship notably the horizontal provisions and governance, and a level playing field can be agreed by the end of the year, the negotiations are expected to take longer, until all the matters covered by the political declaration have been addressed. while the european commission president turned to poetry. i want to use the words of the famous british poet george elliot. he said, "only in the agony of parting do we look into the depth of love." we will always love you, and we will never be far. long live europe. applause as a club of nations... one british conservative said the maastricht treaty was to blame. if at any stage britain had been able to have a trade—only association, of course that would've been enough. in fact, eve

the grains are used to make partridge course course bread and also beer. he brought home slowly month one car runs a restaurant in the capital bummer call. for new used to be reserved for special occasions and festivities but now it's becoming a daily staple. we wash the bone you're very thorough and we prepared in such a way that people can eat it at any time. we served with 2 kinds of sources. a peanut sauce. or a tomato sauce. but the most popular dish on the menu would look buffy is mango chicken with 4 new. many guests come especially for that. phone you know is really the best food in mali created all the time at home. i often asked my wife to make it for me but we've come here as a special treat because it's so incredibly good the way they make it here. for noise not only tasty it's also very nutritious scientists say it has exceptional qualities making it superior to rice and corn. is a nutrition expert at the institute for rural economy in bamako. and nothing it is very rich in essential amino acids which are important for the body. it is a produc

government a partridge london. meanwhile the e.u. is reportedly considering its own deal with the u.s. to reduce the rise ation time needed for imports of genetically modified products from america. there is probably scope for store through isolations to address management level scientifically shortening the time of the risk assessment is not an option under the current legislation the lengthy e.u. approval process and resulting asynchronous approvals has resulted in annual loss of approximately $2000000000.00 per year to u.s. agriculture we currently authorization of g.m.o. imports to the union takes more than 4 years but this could apparently be reduced to just 2 and this with apply to some $30000000.00 tons of animal feed each year including so it beings which mostly come from the americas. i live on the line now by robert the characters executive and scientific director of the n.-g. o. a lion sfard natural health international welcome robert how likely would you say it is of the e.u. will accelerate this authorization of u.s. gen

government a partridge r.t. london. global news in brief we're now in the bin fresh clashes between police and activists on the greek island of. wednesday evening protesters opposed the creation of new refugee camps and they attempted to access the construction sites police responded with tear gas there's been an arrest across the greek islands including lesbos and some os since tuesday over the government's latest plans to handle migrants. and cities across britain are continuing to struggle with flooding resulting from terentia storms and rain rivers of overflown in rural areas that's caused damage to homes infrastructure and farmland as of thursday morning that are 92 flood warnings in place across england. while in the middle east the syrian army has liberated the key town of care from berlin in a province along with 15 other villages in the region that's according to syrian state media it comes after turkey's president announced wednesday the country's forces will not retaliate and he also gave an ultimatum to don'

government a partridge oh to london. that's a breakdown of the day's top news for now have your looking for more you can always have to our website or to dot com thanks for tuning in. that's also important. to. rinse. the nature and that means that all that is in the. structure is to break this decided to show. some function so i hope that. in the book. people who have money in pension account people have money in savings are actually digging into their pockets because their savings rate their patch accounts are now your bank close to 0 or negative they're taking money out of their pockets bang. so the central bankers and they're giving it to a billionaire so he can buy jeopardy so he can sell trinkets the more billionaires this is louis the $65.00 only living off the labor as an. readings and sell you tell us we begin today hark watchers with a little trip to the great north country of canada where battle lines have been drawn in the the long fight over frack gas pipelines and the future of indigenous 1st nation rights

>> i thought you were going to say a partridge in a pear tree. were watching isis beheadings on tv without knowing if they would ever end. the democrats have not come up with policy against trump but tried to demonize him. he took a divergent view, his policies have worked. tonight he will use the office to make the case for re-election by the way that is what they accused him on impeachment. every president has done this, who is running for re-election. so he will have a great night saying to the american people, we changed policies and this worked. and that will leave him in good stead. that "gallup poll" shows that americans are turning towards him, especially the independents. liz: to your point, another recent poll by gallup found confidence in the economy is now at the highest point in two decades. do voters want this vision? we like to follow "reason" magazine's libertarian editor neck gillespie. he is no fan of mr. trump. he wrote that. lessening to democrats at the debate i mostly did not recognize the country the democrats were describi

now critical debate sequel on those 2 school board lawyers on 'd a bogus argument is astonishingly partridge times an in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning of the iraq of the new conscious and aware views about struggle against an ethnic sectarian culture the inside story on al-jazeera. across the united states indigenous families are searching for their loved ones for relatives of people who go missing finding closure is often impossible people are meeting here to raise money for the search efforts of the young woman advocates and family members have started to raise awareness about the high rates of violence they disproportionately impact indigenous communities tribal police departments are understaffed and under-resourced another factor is that tribes don't have jurisdiction over non-native americans for all crimes there but a lot of concerns that the federal agencies don't respond that they don't take these crimes seriously a lack of evidence is the main reason federal officials are declining to. secure crimes on reservations that shouldn't be the end of the disc

in his new film greed — and he'll tell us what's next for norfolk‘s best loved broadcaster alan partridgen o'groats to lands end in nothing but an everton scarf and a pair of swimming trunks. as his challenge draws to a close we'll look back on hisjourney. and the olympic gold medallist alex da nson—bennett has announced her retirement from hockey. she'lljoin us after 7:30 to tell us about her decision. gillian millaine, the mother of the murdered backpacker grace millaine, has said she is heartbroken that she never had the chance to kiss her daughter goodbye. she spoke via a video link during the sentencing of grace's killer — who will serve a minimum of 17 years in prison. grace was killed by the man — who cannot be named for legal reasons — while on a date with him in auckland in 2018. vigils have been held across germany to remember the nine victims killed in wednesday's attack. the gunman opened fire on two shisha bars in the town of hanau (pron: near frankfurt. speaking to crowds at a vigil in hanau, president frank—walter steinmeier called for unity against hatred, racism and viole