the tuc has carried out a survey that's had some surprising findings. during the course of the day — or even how long we're spending in the loo. according to the report, the fear of surveillance results in an atmosphere of mistrust in the workplace — and needs to be addressed. we're nowjoined by kate bell, who's the head of economics at the tuc. thank you forjoining us. just to be clear, this survey is about fear of surveillance as opposed to actual surveillance. first we asked people what was happening in the workplace. whether they thought surveillance was taking place. about half of people said that some surveillance was taking place in their workplace. we also asked about fears for the future. 70% thought it was going to increase and they were really worried that it could fuel distrust and discrimination at work. what we re and discrimination at work. what were the biggest fear is that people of surveillance? we think that this kind of surveillance can be used in intrusive ways. it can cross the line between damaging someone's privacy and they were

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for the tuc, however, the collapse of several high—profile companies recently shows the need for a muchf corporate governance in britain. it's calling for the government to honour a commitment to put workers on boards at companies and says these proposals are little more than tinkering at the edges. jonty bloom, bbc news. let's get more on the death of us senatorjohn mccain. earlier i spoke to sir richard 0ttaway, the former conservative mp, who met mr mccain on numerous occasions. he is quite clearly the outstanding statesman of his generation in american politics. if you look at his career, which has just been well summarised in your introduction, his personal qualities, his commitment to his principles, but, above all, his role on the foreign policy stage, you look at him as someone you admire and mourn his passing. it was an extraordinary life. first of all, in vietnam, captured and refusing to be released. that is the outstanding platform, as it were, on which his whole life was built. it shows his courage and integrity. he could have been released, they offered a deal, but he wasn

for the tuc, however, the collapse of several high—profile companies recently shows the need for a muchdical overhaul of corporate governance in britain. it's calling for the government to honour a commitment to put workers on boards at companies and says these proposals are little more than tinkering at the edges. jonty bloom, bbc news. emmerson mnangagwa has been sworn in as zimbabwe's president — following the ousting of robert mugabe last year. the ceremony was held at the national sports stadium in the capital, harare. the inauguration‘s been boycotted by the opposition party, the movement for democratic change — which has claimed the outcome of the election was rigged. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz shafernaker. for many of us, not a pretty picture today. a lot of rain out there. a really overcast, grey day to come with outbreaks of rain, heavy at times. and also some strong winds, particularly across western and southern areas and even quite breezy inland, too. this is what it looks like at lunchtime, quite a wide weather front, that means a lot of us getting

yemen just held a press conference and it's a while ago these are going on day first of all condemned tuc outside of fallujah hospital saying it was shocking and the loss of lives and justified the world health organization is asking for a three day cease fire to vaccinate that residents of the city against the said the u.n. humanitarian coordination the coordinator saying. this seeing more and more people been taken to hospital with a whole lot of. the issue could get out of hand if the conflict does not stop now. doesn't seem to be the case us diplomats predicting that the talks being held in geneva on the six offsets and backward hoppin while the conflict is going on because martin griffith the u.n. special envoy to yemen has so far north obtained a cease fire deal from both groups well we'll leave it. to keep updated with you as the day progresses mohammed thank you if the spokesman we haven't. told us earlier that fighting with escalation of the saudi coalition continues attacking her data. we have targeted the ships of these countries in regional waters but we didn't attack the old

for the tuc, however, the collapse of several high—profile companies recently shows the need for a mucht‘s calling for the government to honour a commitment to put workers on boards at companies and says these proposals are little more than tinkering at the edges. jonty bloom, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news: the pope prays for god‘s forgiveness over sex abuse allegations linked to the catholic church in ireland. senatorjohn mccain, the vietnam war hero turned senator and us presidential candidate, has died at the age of 81. the government plans to make it harder for businesses to walk away from commitments to workers and suppliers, if they go into insolvency. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here‘s hugh woozencroft. good morning. a shock in rugby league. catalans dragons head coach steve mcnamara has told the bbc that victory for his side in the challenge cup final could give rugby league a boost not just in southern france, but across europe. catalans became the first non—english side to win the trophy after beating warrington in yesterday‘s final. adam wi

for the tuc, however, the collapse of several high profile companies recently shows the need for a radicalcalling on the government to honour a commitment and put workers on boards of companies and say these proposals are little more than tinkering at the edges. jonty bloom, bbc news. italy has ended a six—day stand—off involving around 140 migrants stranded on a coast guard vessel in a sicilian port. the passengers, mostly eritreans, have been allowed off. they were caught up in an increasingly bitter exchanges between italy and the eu about where the refugees should go. emmerson mnangagwa is due to be sworn in as zimbabwe's president this morning, following the ousting of robert mugabe last year. the ceremony will be held at the national sports stadium in the capital, harare. it's expected to be boycotted by the opposition party, the movement for democratic change — which has claimed the outcome of the election was rigged. hundreds of venezuelans have been allowed into peru, just hours after the country said that anyone crossing the border would need a passport. peru had been trying to s

is hit you look at the tuc to it and forced into sexual slavery by the japanese imperial army. to the so-called comfort women of the second world war decades have passed but the trauma lives on. witness on is the story of the women who campaigned with unwavering resolve for an official apology for this morning chapter in history . the apology on al-jazeera. how many. are lies. hello i'm in london here's a quick look at the top stories now tens of thousands of people have been protesting against israel's controversial nation state law which defines israel as a jewish state and downgrades the arabic language in tel aviv people wave both israeli and druze flags the druze are an arabic speaking group with their own religious and cultural traditions critics say the new law discriminates against israel's non jewish minorities who the rebels in yemen say they've attacked the king holiday in southern saudi arabia using an armed drone they say they targeted a runway used by the saudi an iraqi led coalition to launch as strikes on yemen the rebels unveiled a cost of one drone last year a

the tuc says its threatening to undermine morale.d social affairs at the tuc. edward houghton, head of research for the cipd, the professional body for hr and henrik nordmark, head of data science at profusion, a data consultancy company that has run a workplace surveillance trial. thank you all very much for coming in. kate, people feel like they are being spied on, are they? how many companies are doing that sort of thing, what is the evidence? that is what we wanted to find out with this survey so we asked 1000 workers and half of them said this technology was being used in their workplace. that is what we're hearing from our member unions the increased use of monitoring at work. our employers transparent about it? not always. people were finding out later down the line that cctv was being used in their break room and also perhaps their break room and also perhaps their toilet breaks were being monitored, using access cards. most people have an access card. not cctv in the toilet? we haven't heard back yet, but there were concerni

the noble laureate tuc towards the bottom in the big letters was an import note in the system and many were wrote trading through his clinic for a psychiatric neurological clinic including lazar. many who attended to the liberal and jewish opted to go into the trendier field of psychoanalysis and you can see those figures on the lower side of the screen you see sigmund freud hanging out. clemens from pirkei and lazar had been tied to those networks. they were in the middle. b.c. homberger and asperger isolated in the top of the far right and psychiatrists. so what the slideshows is the ideological split in psychiatry predated the annexation of vienna. he and his institution that psychiatric community were already divided in asperger and his crew were already far off from the mainstream. see, i told you the slide works. let's go inside asperger is clinic where there's a different, more progressive men. it generated many of their therapies and published articles at the importance of compassion and play-based techniques. we would recognize many of her techniques today. following her lead,

from the fight is also tribal leaders who hold the stock on the market a blatant and deliberate the tuc one aimed at causing the mugs of civilian casualties they both the spokesperson said this was not any different from. this soda coalition of already cut it out on. in tons of displaced people's camps hospitals politicians and also in destroying the infrastructure also much of yemen so very angry at these and say it cannot believe that timid and they are not using people as human shields as alleged by the coalition and they have been allowed in fighting of seventy two hours while the well health organization is pushing ahead with its cholera immunization program and has actually been able to complete it. no it's husband according to the village or officials in yemen only been able to reach two hundred and six to six thousand off the five hundred thousand people that wanted to immunize against already in some places that reports of people who've been diagnosed with call it a day that the port city in particular and just a few days ago lisa good on bed the u.n. humanitarian coordinator h

research by the tuc showed that two out of three employees believe the trend fuels distrust and discriminationniverse — and they are right on our cosmic doorstep. scientists at the universities of durham and harvard analysed different galaxies and found that one group of stars and planets, near the milky way, appeared different from the rest. using computer simulations like this one, they believe it was one of the first galaxies formed after the big bang, around 13 billion years ago. the research is published in the astrophysicaljournal. it is notjust human hay fever sufferers who have struggled with pollen this summer — two of the polar bears at yorkshire wildlife park have been affected too. a team were on hand when 98 stone victor needed to be given an allergy test. staff suspected it was caused by an allergic reaction to pollen after moving from concrete bear pit enclosures to the more natural setting at the attraction near doncaster. the test results of will be known in the coming days. the headlines are coming up on bbc newschannel. in a moment we'll say goodbye to viewers on bbc two — f