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tobias ellwood was speaking to the defence committee which has published a report urging the governmentenditure by billions of pounds to maintain uk influence with united states and other nato allies. thank you for the report, i think it is helpful to the debate. clearly there has been a raising of the public profile of defence spend and that is good. i think if we are honest and fair, it got a little undignified. and we must move to making i think a more reasoned, convincing and cost—effective argument that unites rather than divides opinion. he said there were four stakeholders who had to be convinced about defence spending. the first is that we need to persuade all mps, not just 20 but all mps that a failure to invest would lead to the demise in our capabilities at the very time that the world is getting more dangerous. i think we need to persuade the treasury that the world is getting more dangerous and with a post brexit economy i think ever more reliant on the security and access to international markets, without that access there is no prosperity. and if there is no prosperity th

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tobia ellwood. you're watching thursday in parliament, with me, alicia mccarthy.ublic spending watchdog — the national audit office — has published a highly critical report about universal credit. it concluded that the new benefit was causing hardship and was not delivering value for money. the conservative former work and pension secretary — iain duncan smith — who introduced the new system called the nao report "a shoddy piece of work", while the current post—holder esther mcvey said universal credit was an example of "great british innovation". universal credit is a brand—new benefits system. it is based on leading edge technology and agile working practises. our strategy is based on continuous improvement, listening, learning and adapting our deliveries as changes roll—out across the country. the result will be a tailor—made system based on the individual. this is a unique example of great british innovation, and, mr deputy speaker, we are leading the world in developing this kind of person centred system. she said that, along the way, changes had been made to

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daily pennsylvanian, there is a dorothy roberts, a sarah barringer gordon, a serena, sophia lee, tobiasarrington wolf. who are they? amy: those were my colleagues. there were multiple pieces published and letters and protests published. that is an attempt by for historians on the faculty to write a substantive response to our piece. i did not object to that piece. i did not agree with it at all. i thought the argument was transparent really fallacious. but praising bourgeois hold true in the 1950's, which was the high water mark of it, in our country, they objected to that. as far as i could reproduce their argument, their argument was "you can't praise the 1950's because the 1950's were a time of patriarchy, racism, sexism, mistreatment of minorities, terrible things happened during the 1950's, discrimination was rampant, and ergo there was nothing good about it." i consider that a complete non sequitur. they seem to be making an argument that the only reason the 1950's were good for the theye was because mistreated all these other people, which is a very strange argument to make. if w

daily pennsylvanian, there is a dorothy roberts, a sarah barringer gordon, a serena, sophia lee, tobiasrington wolf. who are they? amy: those are my colleagues. there were multiple pieces published and letters and protests published. that is an attempt by for -- four historians on the faculty to write a substantive response to our piece. i did not object to that piece. i did not agree with it at all. i thought the argument was transparent really fallacious. but praising bourgeois in the 1950's, which was the high water mark of it, in our country, they objected to that. as far as i could reproduce their argument, their argument was "you can't praise the 1950's because the 1950's were a time of patriarchy, racism, sexism, mistreatment of minorities, terrible things happened during the 1950's, discrimination was rampant, and ergo there was nothing good about it." i consider that a complete non sequitur. they seem to be making an argument that the only reason the 1950's were good for the people it was good for was because they mistreated all these other people, which is a very strange argum

looking at the daily pennsylvanian and there is a dorothy roberts, sarah barringer serena, sophia, tobiasarrington wolff. who are they? amy: they are my colleagues and there were multiple pieces published and letters and protests published. that piece was actually an attempt by four historians on the faculty to write a substantive response to our peace. i did not object to that piece. i did not agree with it at all, i thought the argument was transparently fallacious, but they argued that praising boardwalk culture and the 1950's, which was the -- aardwalk -- bush was cash they objected to that. their argument was you cannot praise the 50's because the 50's were a time of patriarchy, ofism, sexism, mistreatment minorities, terrible things happened during the 1950's, discrimination was rampant and ergo, there was nothing good about it. nonnsidered that a complete sequitur and they seemed to be making an argument like the only reason the 1950's were good for the people it was good for because they missed treated all these other people, which is a very strange argument to make. if we stop mi

tobia discovered in 2014, many aun accompanied children.eporter: last year, 11-year- old nodwin survijourney duat has killed many adults. he traveled fromras to the u.s. border over land almost entirely by himself. he almost drowned crossing the rio grande river near texas in an inflatable raft. >> ( translated ): the boat suffered a puncture, and i went under the water, but i managed to grab onto aiece of wood, and that's how i saved myself. >> reporter: he says he made this dangeus journey because his hometown in honduras has been overrun by crinal gangs. >> ( translated ): big people force the children to sellad things, and if they don't do it, they rape them or they kill them. >> reporter: nodwin once witnessed a boy his own age gang-raped in a neighborhood park after the child refused to join a local drug gang. >> ( translated ): they were stripping a kid naked, and i went to tell the kid's mom. later, i went homebut i didn't want to leave my house, because they could have done the same thing to me. >> reporter: of course, many of the

state treasurer tobias read says the idea is to make sas easy as possible. >> there are about a milon people in oregon in a state with four million population who don't have access to way to save for retirement work. so we're trying to remove the barriers. and it's not just an issue heree inn, across the country, an estimated 55 million americans don't have access to a retirement savings plan through their employer. >> the retirement crisis in th united states today is very real. >> reporter: angela antonelli heads georgetown university's retirement center, advising states on retirementies. she points to a recent survey showing almost half of all americans nearing retirement have less than $25,000 saved. one in four don't even have $1,000 put away. and because people are living longer, they need more money now than ever fore. >> many families today really are concerned that they're going to outlive their retirement savings and they're more afraid of that than they are of death. >> reporter: studies have shown workerare 15 times more likely to save if they have access to an employer-sp

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