sutton, thanks so much for being with us today.did this study find? >> good morning, janai. cte stands for chronic traumatic encephalopathy. it's thought that repeated head trauma can have negative effects on brain function which can interfere with normal life presenting with symptoms in mood, behavior and early onset dementia later on in life and this study found the rates of cte were likely significantly higher among professional football players compared to the general population. >> and so you just said that it's higher than the general population. one thing about ctes, dr. sutton, i'm so mystified about, the idea they can only be diagnosed after death. what kind of challenge does that present in trying to study them obviously? >> it's an incredible challenge. and that's why we advocate for the advancement of research and making sure we diversify research and know that black americans in general are 1.5 to 2 times more likely to develop alzheimer's and other related forms of dementia and being a professional athlete does not ex

darien sutton. thanks so much for being with us, dr. sutton.syndrome? >> good morning, eva. so p.o.t.s. stands for postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome. it's a debilitating and relatively common syndrome that involves relatively -- or excuse me, abnormal and significant increases in heart rate when one changes position, for example, when one goes from a seated position to a standing position. for most we don't think about it when we stand up but for those suffering from this diagnosis, the simple act of getting up from a chair can bring about distressing symptoms. >> interesting. so if someone is concerned they may have p.o.t.s., what symptoms should they be looking out for? >> well, majority of these symptoms occur when one, again, is changing positions and they most often come in the morning when people are waking up. symptoms can start out as lightheadedness and confusion, involve palpitations, nausea and even fainting and for many of my patients who get diagnosed with this they often find out or get clues from their wearable technology

trooper sutton also serves as a tack officer at the nebraska state training academy helping the next generation of troopers begin their careers, trooper sutton, would you please stand and be recognized? [applause] [applause] [applause] our state troopers, police officers, sheriffs, deputies, correctional officers, they put it all on the line every day to help keep us safe. we must have their backs. i think the other thing when we are out there is never, never a time to go up to someone in blue shake their hand look them in the eye and say thank you. that is the gift of love that emanates through if there's anybody who deserves it every single day it is our blue. today i am proposing significant law enforcement investments to the legislature. the first is an $18.6 million increase in funding for treasured nebraska state patrol. to ensure we can continue to recruit and retain the very best to serve and keep us safe. second, i am recommending finalizing the last phase of funding replace the nebraska state penitentiary which this body has approved. the facility was designed more than a c

trooper sutton also serves as a tack officer at the nebraska state training academy helping the next generation of troopers begin their careers, trooper sutton, would you please stand and be recognized? [applause] [applause] [applause] our state troopers, police officers, sheriffs, deputies, correctional officers, they put it all on the line every day to help keep us safe. we must have their backs. i think the other thing when we are out there is never, never a time to go up to someone in blue shake their hand look them in the eye and say thank you. that is the gift of love that emanates through if there's anybody who deserves it every single day it is our blue. today i am proposing significant law enforcement investments to the legislature. the first is an $18.6 million increase in funding for treasured nebraska state patrol. to ensure we can continue to recruit and retain the very best to serve and keep us safe. second, i am recommending finalizing the last phase of funding replace the nebraska state penitentiary which this body has approved. the facility was designed more than a c

joining us now retired las vegas detective randy sutton.see this all the time, the kids are involved in some parents in others and people on loud speakers saying parents knock it off. i've never seen this kind of thing. >> neither have i. and when the kids are modeling their parents behavior in such violent ways, we need to be really involved as a society and say, you know what in this isn't okay. i mean, what we saw on that school bus with the kids -- >> trace: let me stop you there because we want to play the video this is the nine year old right? >> yes. >> trace: if you haven't seen this it's really hard to watch heart wrenching, two boys, older boys, beating up, i mean badly beating up a nine year old girl. and when the girl's parents, randy, brought this to the school, the school said, you know what? our hands are tied maybe you should transfer your daughter out of the school. it's unbelievable. >> it is truly unbelievable. the level of violence we're seeing here in this assault, in this attack on this nine year old is startling. now

so they're able to have the government to push out and above from sutton refill. and the other problem will be, even if they approve the bob from these places, will be a vacuum over governance of the challenges. how would somebody government is publish its presence in all those areas? secondly, the confidence any will build confidence in the people that they're thinking permanent. you move us above. no other group will come and they will be a truly conciliation. and then they, they come to the move forward. so i think that is also the other thing was how can deal with internal politics when it comes to quantity? because it's always one of the red folk of policy for manya. and i think also this is what looks like some up capitalized, so their leadership would only have been loyal to their people of their clansman. i mean, yeah, the fight against tara is not always what is seen in west africa. the terrorist boca bomb was started by extremists who believe the nigerian government had been influenced by western government. the group was largely unknown on the internati

and it's, as i was trying to take cover because where was i was sutton a bullet could not find me from the road. that's when i saw 2 men walk into them moment that there were 2 gates to drive in. and that is the 2 lanes to drive in and 2 lanes drive out. and that's when i saw 2 men walking one through the driving and the other through the drive out. and i remember very clearly the particular guy who came through the driving was wearing the fats coverage on his head. and he had bullets strapped around him with rifle on a k 47. and that's when it hit me that this is probably more serious than the michelin thought, but there was hardly any time to do anything. now you, you are, he and the particular gun mom is like maybe 3 or 4 meters away. so you cannot run, there's nothing you can do. and it was, it was quite a moment for me. so, oh, what i remember vividly was e took aim at the security guard was hiding will right next to me all was taking cover right next to me. and is your shot in the head? and i remember blood just spluttering all over the place and now i didn't know what to do. so

today's framework, brighton and aston villa, leeds, sutton tunnel , master city, and arsenal, the leaderll meet in fars province on monday, with manchester city, the second place, and crystal palace, liverpool. fifth place in the table 40 points were scored in this opening game with two goals from fidel, but then iglesias scored twice and miranda scored twice for betis , which led to the victory of this team. in the continuation of today's games , espanyol played against majorca, real madrid last night against atlético and valencia. they will meet with sociedad. the 22nd week of the german bundesliga started with a game and we won 4-0 against mönchengladbach, and the table gained and lost, and nelson set up the game for us. marco van haye with dortmund and frankfurt and schalke will compete against stuttgart and in the opening two games of the 24th week of the italian series , empoli will face napoli, the top of the table, and sassuolo. and the third azadegan league will be held on saturday, march 6. in another important match of this week from 2:30 p.m. shams azar , the top of the table

darian sutton is here with more.g. >> tell us, how is this different than what we've previously heard? >> it's been a long clinical practice to advise and warn against excessive carbohydrates due to the theoretical increase of cardiovascular disease, now this research is telling us it's probably more about specifically what kind of carbs you're eating. in the study they looked at over dietary plans over 100,000 people for close to ten years. and they found that key specific cash hydrates, for example, processed sugars, were associated with increased risk of heart disease and stroke. more specifically, for every 5% increase of processed sugars that was associated with the 6% increase risk of heart disease and 10% increase risk of stroke. >> processed sugars. explain that to us. >> yeah, so we call those the bad carbs like syrup, soda, even, unfortunately, honey has -- >> honey? >> unfortunately, has excess amounts of processed sugars. so, you should take it lightly and use it in moderation. and then you want to direct

darien sutton is here now. and, doc, what can you tell us about his condition?t types this accounts for approximately 10% to 20% and it's due to a progressive brain cell degeneration that can lead to problems with behavior, speech as well as problem solving. and bruce willis being 67 years old is actually a later onset than you typically see for this diagnosis as the majority are diagnosed between the anyones of 45 and 65. >> and what are the typical symptoms? >> it presents in more than one form. one form presents with what we call aphasia or speech difficulty and patients in that realm can present in one of two ways. some patients have difficulty finding words and others slowly lose the meaning of words and additional forms include problems with behavior, changes in personality as well as problem solving issues. >> how is it diagnosed? >> you know, it's diagnosed through extensive neurological exams and testing, but there's also additional testing to rule out the other possible causes of these symptoms. and for some certain mri or brain imaging can show certai

, you are very strong, this is about human trafficking and humanitarian measures and the level of suttonvince , i live in the south of thailand and muslims are there. he lives a lot, of course, you were me too, but many friends and muslim brothers and sisters live together without harming each other . another part of my work is covering the peace process in southern thailand, which i have been involved in for a year and i am following up on this issue. my work is that the events related to i would like to cover this conflict and i hope that it will be established in the south of thailand . i would like to travel to iran again. visiting iranians, the achievements of iranian women are admirable, i had a conversation with business managers and they were women, i would like to see what the next step of this congress is, i think we can summarize the goals and actions of the women present in this congress i think we can reach an agreement after the holding of this foundational congress for the influential women of asia has the potential to be based on the history of the documents of reza shah

is my field of work about human rights, human trafficking, humanitarian measures, and the level of suttonince, i live in the south of thailand, and there are many muslims living there, but friends and there are many muslim brothers and sisters in the country, we can live together without harming each other. another part of my work is covering the peace process in southern thailand, which i have been involved in for 20 years, and i am following this issue to cover the events related to this conflict. and i hope that peace will be established in southern thailand. yes, i love it i should travel to iran again, travel to different parts of iran , get to know the culture of the people of your country and be able to convey the news coverage related to iran. what's next for this congress? i think we can summarize the goals and actions of the women present in this congress and reach common goals. i think we can establish a fundamental and brief congress of influential women in asia. many people are talking about it, but in next to the people absence of self-reports, there is a problem with the us

sutton province lives in the south of thailand, and there are many muslims there. live, but there arey muslim friends and brothers and sisters , we can live together without harming each other. cover and i hope that it will be established in the south of thailand. yes, yes , i would like to travel to iran again. i would like to travel to different parts of iran . an admirable iranian woman met with business managers and had a conversation with them. being a woman , i would like to see what the next step of this congress is. i think we can summarize the goals and actions of the women present in this congress and reach common goals. i think we can after holding this to establish a foundational congress dedicated to the influential women of asia, because the congress has this capability. ivan's hyper goods, to get the best hand-woven and machine-woven carpets with reasonable prices and true guarantees, along with the most reliable manufacturers of home appliances, sleep goods, chandeliers, and animal furniture for relaxation, whatever most of you with green and pleasant atmosphere and ea

today we are joined by trooper brandon sutton was done a tremendous job removing dangerous drugs from streets in the past year patrolling central nebraska. think about it, central nebraska. his efforts have led to the seizure of nearly 37 pounds of cocaine, 11 pounds of fentanyl, 2 pounds of meth and nearly 2,000 pounds of marijuana and two illegal guns. i've been trying to add it up. i don't know how much but it's a lot in central nebraska. also he serves as an attack officer at the nebraska state patrol academy helping the next generation of troopers begin their careers. would you please stand and be recognized?e] our state troopers, police officers, sheriffs, deputies, correctional officers, they put it all on the line every day to help keep us safe and we must have their backs. i think the other thing when we are old, there's never, ever a time not to go up to someone and blue, shake their hand, look them in the eye and say thank you. that is a gift of love that emanates through if there's anybody that deserves it every single day. today i am proposing significant law enforcement

>> i would like to bring in randy sutton. take us into tomorrow. what's the next step? hive got about 15 seconds for. >> now the investigation truly begins what was the motivation, what is going to be on this individual's computer, what's going to be on his phone, is this motivated by some relationship issues? is it related to you know something that he has a grudge against the school. now the investigation is going to begin where the answers come as to why. that's of course on everyone's mind. >> why is the biggest question of all of these shootings we see and again, just to update you, we will continue breaking news coverage throughout the night, three people, we don't know if they're students or teachers shot to death, five others injured, two of those life-threatening, the shoots certified dead, and self-inflicted gunshot wound. we thank you all for watching america's late news, continue coverage of breaking news, i'm tracf e now they can downey unstoppably in they can downey unstoppably in washington into, boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh way sme, ell fr p

gb news sutton coldfield . well, i'm news sutton coldfield.the machine tools and lays midlands to join us in the studio now with on the . money to studio now with on the. money to talk about the corporation tax in a moment but something interesting just happening at the treasury committee, bank of england andrew bailey talking to mp and another member of mp and also another member of this npc. basically the committee that sets the interest rate indication perhaps about a difference of opinion over you know have they gone too too fast. this is silvana tenorio who one of those who actually voted to keep rates on hold at three and a half% and indicating may even consider a cut because inflation may dip below 2% target. this isn't a mark the mps see, the nine economists at the bank of england who set the banks main interest rate, if you like , the impacts all the other like, the impacts all the other rates in the economy they've been split for a while when interest rates from three and a half% to 4% in the last couple of weeks seven of the committ

out and you may well disagree with me and say, look, i've done amazing things between israel and sutton, gulf and arab states, with the so called abraham a court. but these were very much stitched together by the united states. and given that the parties involved will not actually in any conflict situation, i don't think this really falls into the realm of piece making. so i don't think it's not in ya who's credentials is a piece mater of open the possibility of him to have a role in this crisis. what may open that possibility and i'd be very cautious in suggesting he has a role. but what melton, that possibility is that he does have a long standing relationship with president putin not in yahoo is a known figure on the international stage. people may remember that the short lived premier ship of natalie bennett. there was some sense that he might shuttle between the russian and ukrainian parties. i never took that seriously. i think if there is an opening for diplomacy, it might be that we can take nothin yahoo more seriously because he has that relationship on the western side. and on

indeed bexley bromley , harrow, indeed bexley bromley, harrow, hillingdon and sutton.gly sutton's fascinating because it's run by the lib dems who in the london assembly all voted for it, but never mind, never mind. southend council is opposing it. i'm joined by collinson smith, conservative leader of bromley council . now when you go conservative leader of bromley council. now when you go right out to the end of this, the southernmost point of the bromley borough, the west from hell point you are for the whole of greater london at the furthest point from where we are now in westminster. khan says that bromley borough is one of the worst boroughs in the whole of london for people dying of lung caused by pollution. what do you have to say about that? well, first of all, nigel, thank you for having me on. regarding mr. he's talking about nonsense. we know in bromley that we have the cleanest air in the whole of the cleanest air in the whole of the capital bar, havering with very marginally second to havering. we know in bromley that our air is cleaner than any the boroug

indeed bexley bromley , harrow, indeed bexley bromley, harrow, hillingdon and sutton.gly sutton's fascinating because it's run by the lib dems who in the london assembly all voted for it, but never mind, never mind. southend council is opposing it. i'm joined by collinson smith, conservative leader of bromley council . now when you go conservative leader of bromley council. now when you go right out to the end of this, the southernmost point of the bromley borough, the west from hell point you are for the whole of greater london at the furthest point from where we are now in westminster. khan says that bromley borough is one of the worst boroughs in the whole of london for people dying of lung caused by pollution. what do you have to say about that? well, first of all, nigel, thank you for having me on. regarding mr. he's talking about nonsense. we know in bromley that we have the cleanest air in the whole of the cleanest air in the whole of the capital bar, havering with very marginally second to havering. we know in bromley that our air is cleaner than any the boroug

this was the setting sun around sutton coldfield. now, it wasn't like that everywhere.d, the clouds gathered through the afternoon and it did turn quite wet and quite windy. have seen gusts of wind as strong as about 48 miles an hour across northern scotland. but those winds beginning to ease away at the moment. a little bit of rain trickling southwards as our cold front moves across scotland to bring some patches of rain into northern ireland and northern england over the next few hours. although there is a frost, that tends to become confined to southernmost areas as we head into the first part of friday morning. so, for some, quite a chilly start to the day, but for many it's going to be quite cloudy on account of this weather front that will continue to push its way southwards. so, a bit of patchy rain possible for northern ireland, northern england through the morning, and that will tend to push its way into parts of wales, the midlands, east anglia. after a sunny start across the far south, it will tend to turn cloudier with a few patches of rain. for scotland and

i miss sutton. boston bought a nature. all do not move george. there should be restrained from the act clear call to violence. well, as we await results, there are t is the place to be for updates on the nigerian elections and how the nation's 220000000 people. how they're going to be rude for the next 4 years. very significant pallet, all the big developments from it. we've got you covered with global prices of oil, natural gas, corn and wheat are not below the levels they were on before. the ukraine conflict began in february last year, yet the spikes, the lower tariffs, the bills of western consumers in particular continue as you well know, to rise and rise. i asked art, contributor chris, hence why. everyone in the west is told that the reason that everything was so expensive was because of putin because of oil and gas prices being stored by, by the special operation and the consequences of that. but now with thing that's actually absolutely not true with seeing the fact that in spite of the price is being cheaper, the price is for the averag

this was the setting sun around sutton coldfield. now, it wasn't like that everywhere. it did turn quite wet and quite windy. have seen gusts of wind as strong as about 48 miles an hour across northern scotland. but those winds beginning to ease away at the moment. a little bit of rain trickling southwards as our cold front moves across scotland to bring some patches of rain into northern ireland and northern england over the next few hours. although there is a frost that tends to become confined to southernmost areas as we head into the first part of friday morning. so, for some quite a chilly start to the day, but for many it's going to be quite cloudy on account of this weather front that will continue to push its way southwards. so, a bit of patchy rain possible for northern ireland, northern england through the morning, and that will tend to push its way into parts of wales, the midlands, east anglia. after a sunny start across the far south, it will tend to turn cloudier with a few patches of rain. for scotland and northern england, we'll see the skies brighten up

this was the setting sun around sutton coldfield. now, it wasn't like that everywhere.he afternoon and it did turn quite wet and quite windy. have seen gusts of wind as strong as about 48 miles an hour across northern scotland. but those winds beginning to ease away at the moment. a little bit of rain trickling southwards as our cold front moves across scotland to bring some patches of rain into northern ireland and northern england over the next few hours. although, there is a frost that tends to become confined to southern most areas as we head into the first part of friday morning. so, for some quite a chilly start to the day, but for many it's going to be quite cloudy on account of this weather front that will continue to push its way southwards. so, a bit of patchy rain possible for northern ireland, northern england through the morning, and that will tend to push its way into parts of wales, the midlands, east anglia. after a sunny start across the far south, it will tend to turn cloudier with a few patches of rain. for scotland and northern england, we'll see the

this was the west midlands, birmingham, sutton coldfield, with the setting sun as you can see over theetting sun as you can see over the slate. it was like that everywhere. after a sunny morning in scotland the cloud limit clouds gathered through the afternoon, and a rather dark and moody scene with the wind picking up on rain from these weather fronts. moving southwards at the minute. rain getting across scotland and eventually moving into parts of northern england, northern ireland as well. most of the rain quite light and patchy. it will increasingly leave any frost limited towards southern parts of both england and wales where you might get off to quite a nice sunrise tomorrow morning before cloud tends tomorrow morning before cloud tends to spread southwards as this front continues its journey south across england and wales as well. a lot of cloud around. the rain light and patchy. notice the skies across scotland and northern england. plenty of sunshine here. just a few show is coming in off the north sea. some cold north—easterly winds affecting north—eastern parts of scotland,

this was the setting sun around sutton coldfield. now, it wasn't like that everywhere.athered through the afternoon and it did turn quite wet and quite windy. have seen gusts of wind as strong as about 48 miles an hour across northern scotland. but those winds beginning to ease away at the moment. a little bit of rain trickling southwards as our cold front moves across scotland to bring some patches of rain into northern ireland and northern england over the next few hours. although there is a frost, that tends to become confined to southernmost areas as we head into the first part of friday morning. so, for some, quite a chilly start to the day, but for many it's going to be quite cloudy on account of this weather front that will continue to push its way southwards. so, a bit of patchy rain possible for northern ireland, northern england through the morning, and that will tend to push its way into parts of wales, the midlands, east anglia. after a sunny start across the far south, it will tend to turn cloudier with a few patches of rain. for scotland and northern engla

this was the setting sun around sutton coldfield. now, it wasn't like that everywhere.ds gathered through the afternoon and it did turn quite wet and quite windy. have seen gusts of wind as strong as about 48 miles an hour across northern scotland. but those winds beginning to ease away at the moment. a little bit of rain trickling southwards as our cold front moves across scotland to bring some patches of rain into northern ireland and northern england over the next few hours. although there is a frost, that tends to become confined to southern most areas as we head into the first part of friday morning. so, for some quite a chilly start to the day, but for many it's going to be quite cloudy on account of this weather front that will continue to push its way southwards. so, a bit of patchy rain possible for northern ireland, northern england through the morning, and that will tend to push its way into parts of wales, the midlands, east anglia. after a sunny start across the far south, it will tend to turn cloudier with a few patches of rain. for scotland and northern e

chris sutton l what chris has to say. chris sutton is listening intently to this. good morning.ecause i've never, ever thought about putting _ because i've never, ever thought about putting myself— because i've never, ever thought about putting myself in - because i've never, ever thought about putting myself in the - about putting myself in the referee's _ about putting myself in the referee's shoes, _ about putting myself in the referee's shoes, and - about putting myself in the referee's shoes, and to- about putting myself in the | referee's shoes, and to see about putting myself in the - referee's shoes, and to see things from _ referee's shoes, and to see things from the _ referee's shoes, and to see things from the referee _ referee's shoes, and to see things from the referee 's_ referee's shoes, and to see things from the referee 's perspective. . referee's shoes, and to see things from the referee 's perspective. ii from the referee 's perspective. i have _ from the referee 's perspective. i have to _ from the referee 's perspective. i have to say. _ from the referee 's

this was the setting sun around sutton coldfield. now, it wasn't like that everywhere.dy. have seen gusts of wind as strong as about 48 miles an hour across northern scotland. but those winds beginning to ease away at the moment. a little bit of rain trickling southwards as our cold front moves across scotland to bring some patches of rain into northern ireland and northern england over the next few hours. although there is a frost that tends to become confined to southernmost areas as we head into the first part of friday morning. so, for some quite a chilly start to the day, but for many it's going to be quite cloudy on account of this weather front that will continue to push its way southwards. so, a bit of patchy rain possible for northern ireland, northern england through the morning, and that will tend to push its way into parts of wales, the midlands, east anglia. after a sunny start across the far south, it will tend to turn cloudier with a few patches of rain. for scotland and northern england, we'll see the skies brighten up through the day, with sunny spells

he says that now valery sutton will perform in front of you, he represents the bravo group and i don’t now it will be very funny. why did he say so? i don't know, said it would be funny. i stood up in order to start the performance with the guitar. i took the guitar and got up as i sat on the edge. i broke the center of gravity of the bench and, under the weight of two powerful heavy men, the bench made such a movement, they hooked the table with the remnants of borscht, fortunately already a little cold, they rose into the air and fell on their white tunics. here are the officers. they reacted so calmly. they also laughed about everything. hmm, the laughter went on for about five minutes. after which i said. well, something funny to show or maybe just sing. so uh, funny, today will be exactly as long as it takes. well, as you understand about my modesty, i can talk for hours, but still i will move on to such a useful lesson so that we are more modest, this is a real story, and i checked with the primary sources. that is in the children of the person about whom i will tell sergei mikh

darien sutton has the details so break it down for us. >> good morning, george.00 people and tracked their sleep patterns and more specifically they tracked the difference in the amount of sleep each person got individually from one night to the next and then at the end of the study, they measured everyone for something that we call early signs of cardiovascular disease or plaque within their arteries and found those who had more variability in the amount of sleep they got in one night to the next specifically more than a two-hour difference had up to 40% increased rick of arterial plaque. or early signs of cardiovascular disease. >> that is the magic numbering of hours? >> variable and dependent on your age, under 12 you need at least 12 hours of sleep. it's fundamental and important for growth and development. for teens at least eight to nine hours and then for us adults at least seven hours of sleep. >> what other tips do you have? >> we talked about this before. the biggest thing we've gotten from the study bedtimes aren't just for children. we probably all s

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome ambassador gordon sutton. good. good evening, everyone. my name is john. hi. bush and i have the of being the executive director of the ronald reagan presidential and institute thank you for coming out this evening in honor of our men and women in uniform who protect our freedom around the world, if you would, please stand and join me for the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to republic for which it stands, one nation under, god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. thank you. please be seated seated. before we get started, i want to sure. we recognize a special guest that we have in our audience this evening and i know a number of you would recognize him. that would be congressman elton and his lovely wife, janice. earlier today, a freight car arrived at the reagan library. it is a made world war two model two freight car. one of the freight cars that was used to transport -- and other victims. the nazi regime, to the infamous concentration. it be part of an exhibit on the

megan has come to watch former premier league player chris sutton, who's been asked by radio 5 live toly to confronting a young referee whilst watching his son play. i walked onto the field because i was, you know, concerned about how badly injured he was. you know, ishouldn't have done that. i realise how difficult it is. but, you know, you're also, you know, you're a parent... i was a parent as well at that particular time. after the match, megan told chris what had happened to her. you know, that's totally unacceptable, you know, any sort of abuse. and i think that that's part of the reason which, you know, i'm here today — i played — but to see the other side. many who responded to the bbc questionnaire felt referee abuse wasn't being tackled sufficiently by the fa. but the organisation has said they are continuing to do everything they can to stamp out this behaviour. this is the fa's new campaign, making it clear that action will be taken against abuse. they say stronger sanctions and a three—year refereeing strategy are coming soon in order to tackle this issue. enough is enough

per capita, yes sutton ashfield, just outside mansfield could be. and it was all my way.. that's the blue plaque, the mine. i want to know is that it's newcastle. close. yeah. yeah. pretty similar . the close. yeah. yeah. pretty similar. the only 1% saying they've never romped. wow. only 1. that's with a population of 83. i mean, something like 100% of those are like in cabs. i suppose it's historical romping. well no, they could be pretty dodgy cabs. you never know what happens there. i i've done quite a few gigs. zimbabwe that is a very fun town. so that really surprised me that that came out and i guess like . also who's and i guess like. also who's going to answer this question? number one. maybe people are more likely to be virgins. likely to answer surveys if they live in. i that you can't trust survey people now you really can't because it's no it's not totally accurate. who walks up totally accurate. who walks up to a stranger with a clipboard? virgins just in case this is their lucky time. they said that a total of 3% of millennials aged between 25 and 34. and th

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now with foreign office minister, sir andrew mitchell, who isjoining us from his constituency in suttonheir citizens. what they asked for was the expertise of the british search and rescue service, and also for some emergency medical advice and support. we were quite quickly able to dispatch 77 experts in search and rescue together with state—of—the—art heavy lifting kit, and that plane left at the time we hoped and arrived. the four sniffer dogs and those 77 have been deployed, working to rescue people trapped, and assist the turkish authorities. they are doing a brilliantjob. we also got money through to the white helmets in syria, which was much more difficult to operate than southern turkey. the white helmets, having previously been the civil defence grouping in the war in syria, were really the first responders on the ground that people could turn to after the earthquake struck there. with that money that we managed to get through, they were able to fuel their vehicles and provide basic health and shelter and food and water to the people who are rescued. sorry to interrupt, but can

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