a _ it would do priti patel any harm to elect a new— it would do priti patel any harm to elect a newause this is seen as an approach to what some of these _ seen as an approach to what some of these issues — seen as an approach to what some of these issues that have dogs conservative governments for decades _ conservative governments for decades. ~ �* ., ., decades. we're in the realm of unintended _ decades. we're in the realm of unintended consequences. - decades. we're in the realm of| unintended consequences. one decades. we're in the realm of. unintended consequences. one of decades. we're in the realm of- unintended consequences. one of the consequences of having quite a complicated process for applying and appealing decisions on asylum is that you get delays, and the system isn't really resourceful. consequently, some applications can take notjust months, but years. perfect english, would be ideal to go and teach in a school in london, but she couldn't because she was applying for asylum. she was not allowed to have a job. therefore, she was living off the state even though sh

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priti patel.director general has told mps that, in hindsight, martin bashir should have been sacked over the way he obtained his 1995 interview with princess diana. at the time, tony hall investigated bashir�*s faking of bank statements amid questions about whether the reporter had used them to secure the scoop. mps on the digital, culture, media and sport committee are investigating how the bbc handled revelations about bashir�*s behaviour and then came to re—hire him five years ago. lord hall, who was head of news in the mid—1990s, was asked about his verdict at the time. considering what you knew at the time, why did you report to the bbc board of governors that you believed that mr bashir was an honest and honourable man? well, let me start off by saying, if i might, to acknowledge how hard this has been, the lord dyson investigation, for the royal family, for the two princes, and i'm sorry for the hurt caused. but at core here, i trusted a journalist, i gave him a second chance — we, the team

priti patel. northern ireland has a new first minister.er irish language laws, with the uk government saying it will legislate for language protections if the stormont executive does not. it follows a late—night deal brokered by the northern ireland secretary, brandon lewis, although there's still unhappiness within the dup and other unionist parties. in his acceptance speech at a special sitting of the stormont assembly, the new first minister appealed for unity. northern ireland is a special place. it's special because of its people. we have different identities. we need to respect those identities. that difference shouldn't be seen as a threat, it should be seen as a strength. we have a rich tapestry that makes up who we are, what we are, the society that we belong to. sinn fein nominated michelle o'neill to continue as deputy first minister, joint head of the executive office. each of the five parties within the executive all have distinct identities and different outlooks and policies. there are parties of the right, centre and left i

priti patel.largest political party, the dup, after just three weeks in charge. he was forced out after an internal party revolt over his decision to agree a deal with sinn fein and nominate paul givan as first minister. the deal, brokered by the northern ireland secretary brandon lewis, followed a stand—off over irish language laws. the uk government said it would legislate for language protections if the stormont executive doesn't. the fresh instability may have implications for the future of power—sharing, and at a special sitting at stormont, unionist unhappiness was clear despite the appeal for unity from the new first minister. northern ireland is a special place. it's special because of its people. we have different identities. we need to respect those identities. that difference shouldn't be seen as a threat, it should be seen as a strength. we have a rich tapestry that makes up who we are, what we are, the society that we belong to. sinn fein nominated michelle o'neill to continue as depu

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patel says those not being honest are putting kids at risk. >> we can potentially have unvaccinated,nmasked people mixing with these kids as well. kids can absolutely get sick. hospitalized, wind up in icu. regardless of how of how of howw unvaccinated feel. >> the kindness that we have toward one another and wearing masks has hindered all of that. >>> the state's new rule takes effect a week from now. it's just five days away now. june 15th is the day coronavirus restrictions will lift statewide. >>> mort on county is away gift cards for everyone wanting a vaccine. >>> and tonight with vaccine demands slowing down in the united states, there's a new concern. millions of johnson & johnson doses sitting on shelves many about to expire. >> we're going to do everything we can to ensure those doses are used and put to good use. >> reporter: this coming as president biden announces the united states will buy 500 million doses from pfizer to provide to poor nations. on average, about 357,000 adults have gotten at least one shot every day in the last week. that's down nearly 20%. and fallin

priti patel has been trying to create — priti patel has been trying to create this moral panic for aisations to remove any kind of posts _ organisations to remove any kind of posts that— organisations to remove any kind of posts that would encourage people to make crossings but i gotta tell you that my _ make crossings but i gotta tell you that my academic work is about immigration and borders and the problem — immigration and borders and the problem is stricter border policies that make — problem is stricter border policies that make it difficult for people to -et that make it difficult for people to get to— that make it difficult for people to get to countries like the uk, people want to, _ get to countries like the uk, people want to, claim asylum so the reason people _ want to, claim asylum so the reason people make journeys like this, people — people make journeys like this, people are aware of the risks, they know— people are aware of the risks, they know how — people are aware of the risks, they know how dangerous it is. often, people _ know how dangerous it is. often, people

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avita patel with us? there she is. i think she can hear us. dr. patel, to that point, you know, obamacare is part of the health care and has been for almost a decade for millions of people in this country, right? it is no -- there are aspects to the affordable care act that are no longer controversial, that people enjoy and use on a very regular basis with their families, right? it's ingrained in the system and the way millions of americans live. talk about how you see this moving forward given this ruling frankly on a political sense that folks watching know. you were involved in it. >> yeah, hallie, i'll be brief. you're absolutely right. if anybody has goonld received a colin cancer screening, mammogram, that's a benefit. andy also said it. going against people with pre-existing conditions, that's a fool's errand. we've seen republicans do that. the very same states who brought the suits forward, particularly texas, has been one of the largest non-expansion states, 12 states that refuses to expand medicare about and basically denies coverage. w

a local council has launched a legal action against home secretary, pretty patel. it's dividing that she make other counsels take the home office that it will try to improve the scheme and pointed out that the overall number of children seeking asylum and the u. k. has actually fallen out the same time. patel has called for the removal of social media posts that glamorize dangerous migrant crossings from europe and a letter through social media company. she said videos promoting lethal crossings were unexceptional. earlier we discussed the issue with immigration virus there. robert parkin and former home office minister norman baker. well, you have to be, you have your friends, i'm in the u. k, there might be something that's been on the company. things on the plane provide me that there might be but it's not going to prevent people not going with the underlying fantasy to take a look at the question is which specific countries response groups in relation to this to take off the proceedings, the encounter shoes can continue to bear brown making sense of the call co

though at the same time patel is called for the removal of social media posts that glamorize dangerous migrant crossings. from europe, in a letter to social media companies, she says that video is promoting lethal crossings were unacceptable. earlier we discussed the issue with immigration virus to robert parkin and former home office minister norman baker. well, you have to be your friend, so i'm in the u. k, there might be something that's not on the pricing things on the plane. provide me that that might be but it's not going to prevent people not going to be underlying on tennis. to take a look at the question is which specific of the countries responsible rootman in relation to this? to take off the proceedings, the incoming counsel shoots can continue to bear the groundbreaking sense of the country, or should that be britain reasonably re, they should be different because the government, complacent on the matter, i'm principal tell, appears to want to blame social media operators for the people to tunnel that of course, are completely wrong. the national employee anyway. and the

the local council has launch legal action against home secretary, pretty patel mining, that she make other counsels take their fast share. the home office that it will try to improve the scheme and pointed out that the overall number of children's seeking asylum in the u. k. has fallen. at the same time patel is called for the removal of social media post that glamorize dangerous migrant crossings to europe. and a lot of social media companies, she said videos promoting lethal crossings were unacceptable. earlier we discussed the issue with immigration virus, the robot parking, and former home office minister norman baker. well, you have to be your friends. i'm in the u. k. there might be something on the pricing things on that that might be but it's not going to prevent people not going to be underlying on tennis. to take a look at the question is which specific of the countries responsible rootman in relation to this? to take off the proceedings, the shoes can continue to barricade the browns making sense of the country or should that be written reasonably great. they should be dif

have fallen. lot the same time patel has called for the removal of social media posts that glamorize dangerous migrant crossings to europe. she said in a letter to social media companies, she added videos promoting lethal crossings were unacceptable. earlier we discussed the issue with former home office minister norman baker and immigration barrister, robert parkin. well, you have to be, you have your friends on them in the u. k. there might be something on the inside and provide me that that might be but it's not going to prevent people not going to the underlying unfairness. to take a look at the question is which specific of the countries response group in relation to this to take off the proceedings, the encounter council shoots can continue to bear with me the grounds, making sense of the call come free or should that be britain recently? 3, they should be different because the government, complacent on the matter, i'm principal, tell, appear to want to blame social media operators for the people across the channel. that of course, are completely wrong. the national employ anyw

patel and sasha buchier. thank you for being here. want to start with dr. patel on obamacare. to this say. getting rid of that landmark 100 years in the making reform to health care has been the obsession of republicans for a long time. three times and they are out. what does it mean for health care that it has stood the test of time? >> joy, i think it means that everybody wants to have accessible health care that's affordable. i don't think that's a partisan thing to say. i think everybody kind of unanimously can say that. how we get there has been this insane kind of division. i will be honest, since republicans started with repeal obamacare and kill obamacare, i thought that this was -- surely, they will come up with something that is better. never in ten years since then have i seen even one provision that could amount to something that i could objectively say improves upon the health care of americans. third time is a charm. this is a bfd. i can't emphasize enough how much i want to move on. we have a lot of work to do. we have to repair the health care system. we have d

and tied to until july, pretty patel, nationalistic and echoing a not c rallying cry. that's how it rushes foreign ministry sees ukraine's new football kit for the euro. 2020 championships, which do start later this week. the front of the kid features a map of ukraine. it includes crimea even though the peninsula rejoined russia in 2014 and below the color. it displays the slogans glory to ukraine and glory to heroes which are associated with the countries pro nazi power, miniature groups from the 2nd world war. a frequently heard at the far right demonstrations and made a spike in nationalistic sentiment in ukraine. oh yeah . this is a foreign ministry spokeswoman. maria is a hot of a says such gestures have no place in sport. this is another hand by cave state propaganda to consolidate in the public consciousness. a slogan that many korean brought associate with the ukrainian insurgent army lead based upon the era and their crimes. during the 2nd world war, crimea continues to be a thorny issue between moscow and kiev. it's historically, russian and residents didn't

what we want so much anti done to pre patel. some of the headlines in brief. now pakistani authorities are still clearing the wreckage of a trained collision on monday, which killed at least $63.00 heavy machinery was brought in to remove the mangled carriages with military engineers. assisting the accident happened when one passenger train derailed only to be hit later by a 2nd train. the canadian protest just toppled and beheaded a statue of egerton riots. and one of the architects of the country is controversial. residential school system. at the start, you directed on the university campus to bears his name. the process was an honor of $215.00 children whose remains were found to the site of a former residential school for indigenous canadians. several cars were destroyed right here. have a look after a large sink call opened up in a parking lot outside a medical center in jerusalem. the hospital had said no one was injured. it's thought that excavation work of tunnels at a nearby motorway may have in some way contributed to this collapse or that's it for

. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel, rain and drizzle starting the morning then we're talking summert. >> first her's here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel. >> let's do this this this this kids. >> he's not leaving. >> this is not my re >>> hundreds of unhoused people have set up near the airport. the location has the faa concerned. the faa is putting pressure on the city to do something. >> reporter: it's that noise over what's supposed to be a buffer property at manetta international airport that has the faa concerned. the buffer is currently used as a homeless encampment. according to the federal agency, it's exposing that population to unacceptable levels of noise. but residents like scott largen says there is nowhere else to go. >> i mean they're already kind of at the end of the line right here. we're living in a crash zone. so obviously it's pretty difficult. >> reporter: the faa sent letters to sjc meaning the was purchased for airport approach and noisemitigation. airports that receive federal funds must make sure airport property is used for its intended

patel let's start with masks. several doctors we have spoken to have differing views whether masks should be worn or not. what is your take? >> you're putting me on spot. traffic it is hard to make a general rule about it. it really depends on your county, your individual risk and the type of business. if you have any doubt or concern and you can guarantee everyone around you is vaccinated it is reasonable to wear a mask. i don't think we should judge one another. we are approaching 60% of people with at least one shot. >> in the top of the newscast we mentioned some of the vaccines that could provide coverage. what makes this different than the flu vaccine? >> it was a very promising headline. in april we got the nethe ne vaccine was given this with an immune response six months after the shot. as you compare people who have the vaccine versus those who did a the recent headlines basically looked at in our lymph nodes there is something like the training power health teaching celt how to fight the virus. translat

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hi, doctor patel.this| morning i had a conversation with scott gottlieb, former head of the fda, and he was expressing some concern about the fact that i didn't realise, viruses can change when two mutations get together, something unexpected could happen. that might be why we would look at what's happening in vietnam and their announcement with some concern because so far, we've done a pretty good job. the vaccines have risen resisted the new variants, but is there something about the two variants getting together that could cause something to happen to the virus that might be unexpected? you know, it is possible and as we were learning _ know, it is possible and as we were learning more about the different variants _ learning more about the different variants in — learning more about the different variants in the last few months, we weren't— variants in the last few months, we weren't sure — variants in the last few months, we weren't sure how well the vaccines were _ weren't sure how well the vaccin

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kavita patel.ks for joining us on this saturday afternoon. first, what do you make of this -- this new announcement from the w.h.o. saying n fact, that fully vaccinated individuals aren't necessarily fully protected from this new variant? >> yeah, yasmin, i think it's just a reflection of the fact that this is despite mutations being slow a fast-moving problem. we've seen a doubling of cases with the delta variant just in the united states. i think the w.h.o. is signaling caution when let's face it the majority of the world is unvaccinated and there is not just the delta variant, there is the delta plus variant. >> a variant, mutate it more. make it even more infectious. of course, we're going to see vaccinated people get infected. about a third of the deaths in the uk, in one week, were estimated to be from the delta variant. and attributed to, actually, fully-vaccinated people. so you are seeing israel, australia, and the w.h.o. putting back a little bit of that concern that, if you are going int

. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel, rain and drizzle starting the morning then we're talking summer heat. >> first her's here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel. >> let's do this onthis onthis kids. >> he's not leaving. >> this is not my re [hippo groans melodically] [iguana belts major 3rd] [gator reverb] [splash] [singing indri sings] [elephant trumpets] [buffalo punish timpani] [cassowary crescendo] ♪ [goat does a sick vibrato] ♪ >>> hundreds of unhoused people have set up near the airport. the location has the faa concerned. the faa is putting pressure on the city to do sre ise be a buffer property at manetta international airport that has the faa concerned. the buffer is currently used as a homeless encampment. according to the federal agency, it's exposing that population to unacceptable levels of noise. but residents like scott largen says there is nowhere else to go. >> i mean they're already kind of at the end of the line right here. we're living in a crash zone. so obviously it's pretty difficult. >> reporter: the faa sent letters to sjc meaning the was p

priti patel blames facebook and tick—tock.s service on the issue that it covers. and rightly the home secretary is worried about some of the sound bite coverage as well as the bias of it that we see in social media and it is a massive problem because many young people get their news from social media. it does not go through the same editing process that the bbc does and itv does and proper newspapers with the appropriate members of staff and experience. almost every weekend we talk about various problems that these huge technical giants are causing, whether it be monopoly, vulnerability of children, spreading lies are terror as suicide information.— lies are terror as suicide information. , ., , ., information. they are “ust untamed and they h information. they are “ust untamed and they are one _ information. they are “ust untamed and they are one of_ information. they are just untamed and they are one of the _ information. they are just untamed and they are one of the biggest - and they are one of the biggest problems of our

. >>> i'm meteorologist, sandhya patel.unny and warm the next couple of days, i will show you the big changes that will follow, coming up. >>> first a look at what is coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live, right after abc 7 news at 11:00. when you're born and raised in san francisco, you grow up wanting to make a difference. that's why, at recology, we're proud to be 100% employee owned with local workers as diverse as san francisco. we built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america but we couldn't do it without you. thank you, san francisco. gracias, san francisco. -thank you. -[ speaks native language ] let's keep making a differene together. i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recomme

there has been a definite pattern of that, priti patel being - pattern of that, priti patel being theent adviser, when they did the report into bullying, they said she did bully people but it might have been accidental but in the end, he resigned, not her, she wasn't sacked. the prime minister has looked over the years and seeing lots of people being forced out of office, may sometimes they did deserve that, sometimes they didn't, and thought, i'm not going to have that. it is incredibly disruptive, having a high turnover of people. i guess in the end, he thought, i will give her a chance —— him a chance. they start prime minister is by backing them and realise it can't happen. in this sense, i think it was matt hancock's decision. in his hour of need. _ was matt hancock's decision. in his hour of need, he _ was matt hancock's decision. in his hour of need, he goes _ was matt hancock's decision. in his hour of need, he goes to _ was matt hancock's decision. in his hour of need, he goes to sajid - hour of need, he goes to sajid javid, their relationship at the heart of government didn'

patel thanks for being here.ing across the country and of course, we were just talking about the expired potentially expiring vaccines. do you think states are doing enough to try to get these shots into arms? what do they need to be doing? >> kasie, everybody is trying to do as much as possible including the federal government. this isn't an access problem anymore as you heard laura say. this is really a demand issue. now we need to go to that kind of trusted surogate for the people not taking the shot. that's a large population. there are some parts of the country where there is only 50% vaccinated and that's too few. this now has to move almost to like a zip code level, state supported but it has to come down to kind of private sector people who want to have a more normal kind of day to day especially this summer. >> right. well, and of course, we were also talking just a second ago about okay, so these are expiring. what do we do? do we send them overseas because president biden overseas the head of the g 7 s

the youngest was ashani patel, the one—year—old daughter ofjoint british—american citizen bhavna patelng. but the city will keep up the search, the mayor promised. we will continue search and rescue because we still have hope that we will find people alive. that is exactly why we're continuing, and that is why we're using our dogs and our sonar and our cameras, everything possible, to seek places where there still may be people. as the rescue effort continues, hopes are beginning to fade. for the family members, this initial period has been one of shock and a desperate wait for information. now, though, many are beginning to face up to the possibility that they may not see their missing loved ones again. magaly is clinging on to hope of updates about her missing mother. but she's also under no illusions about what she's facing. the choices you hold onto are either that there's a miracle with god's grace, and he does have lots of miracles in store for us, or god's grace was that she didn't feel a thing and she's in his hands and his arms right now, in a good place. will grant, bbc news,

k. patel is simply not capable of designing a system that protects vulnerable people. these proposals or an attack on the principles enshrined and the refugee convention he must be created if not humane or compassionate. and it's not something that we would like to stand behind. and in addition, today, i must approach is not solving the problem. it's not making thing for anybody. they say they want to stop the people's muslims. that the way to stop the people's nicholas would be to give the refugees safe way of coming here that were put the people from our business. that would give people more ashen at way to claim silence . not only policies that back on living, not compassionate or fath, asking us to be there, cuz they're not achieving anything. and the government is also facing a rebellion from florida and custom staff who say there are overworked and are relying on volunteers to help carry out co testing on migrants being processed at the tug haven facility in dover. a claim. the government strenuously denies covey test, and a tug haven is completed by contractors

priti patel being l pattern to that. priti patel being another one.ullying and the independent adviser on standard said she did bully people in a civil service but it might have been accidental. in the end, he resigned, not her. she wasn't sacked. so, the prime minister has probably looked over the years and seen lots of people being forced out of office, maybe sometimes they did deserve it, sometimes they didn't come adult, i am not going to have that. and it is incredibly disruptive having a high turnover of people. he thought, i will give him a chance on wait and see what happens. quite often that does happen, they start being backed and then realise it can't happen. but i think it was matt hancock's decision, ratherthan but i think it was matt hancock's decision, rather than the premise of sacking him. in decision, rather than the premise of sacking him-— sacking him. in his hour of need, he noes sacking him. in his hour of need, he aoes to sacking him. in his hour of need, he goes to sajid — sacking him. in his hour of need, he goes to sajid javi

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patel.ited states to do more globally has been there about 60 days i would argue. they've been very reticent. i had tony blinken on this show. they were clearly concerned about not having enough vaccine. there was still some concern that we were a little bit late with this big move, which, of course, obviously better late than never. >> absolutely. as you point out, they have been cautious. they have been concerned. they've been under criticism that they've not done more. they did the 80 million doses. this is big. for this president to come here to the g7 in cornwall and say we are the leader of the world, they did need to do more. there's even criticism today, talking vin gupta, who you know so well. the problem, from his perspective, is that we need to do a billion doses not 500 million and the world needs to do more and covax, the agency that's going to distribute this, to which the u.s. is contributing it, distributes so that every country or the countries that are needy get 20% of thei

. >> with us again tonight, niger patel, clinical physician and former senior policy aide during thestration. she's also among our public health experts and a nonresident fellow at -- so good to see you. it is scary stuff when you hear them talking about a spread among kids. how do we get younger people vaccinated? what is the real threat if we? don't >> yeah, chris, so... it's interesting the cdc just conducted the showing where 25% of young adults, 18 to 39, said that they would definitely, or probably not get vaccinated. and just, full stop. right, there we are already operating that one in four young adults, and then we will talk about children 12 to 17, and then hopefully we will have vaccine under 12 available. we start to hear more concerns. and so, this is what was mentioned. it offers an opportunity for the virus that does not know any boundaries, as you know, and as older adults are vaccinated, we have to begin to replicate -- that means the younger children will be more vulnerable. as it was seen in israel where they just recently were able to vaccinate younger adolescents

for many of these other countries, it'll see if they're going to hold fast on that brian patel. thank you very much indeed for your thoughts on the subject. thank you one. and it was, it wouldn't be the g 7 without protests, hundreds of activists gave at parts of cornel book comports con rather to a stands to their calling on the g 7 leaders to take action on climate change. john pick a choose from the japanese video game series pokemon want japan to stop, but in coal by 2030 surface staged a mass paddle out urging leaders to put ocean health at the heart of climate discussions and extinction. rebellion activists pulled out the sanchez calling for carbon neutrality as soon as possible and bill on coming off on the news hour from london hospital. philip possess dentist on battle. the 3rd wave of coverage infection. police to guess at 9 julians using democracy day to protest over the worsening security situation. and in sport tennis celebrate a new grandson champion, friendship and action coming up with leah. ah . any 17 people have been killed and more than $27.00 injured in 2 se