i suspect it is unconscious itiost be subliminal. i suspect it is unconscious most of the time. the obvious question, if it is happening and clearly shouldn‘t, what do you do? if it is happening and clearly shouldn't, what do you do? you have got to talk about it and publicise it. i think the big lesson from this set of research is the more diversity does help in the results and the outcomes, it seems to have and the outcomes, it seems to have an effect. that is gradually happening, a question of how quickly? and how you can shove those who are not making it happen enough. we have a minute left. let‘s turn to somejokes and we have a minute left. let‘s turn to some jokes and the daily express. these are, it is the bestjoke award from edinburgh. the festivalfringe, specifically. pick us something that made you smile. i thought these were rubbish. i will read some of them out of. had a job drilling holes for water. it was well boring. perhaps it is too late at night or i have not had enough to drink, but i don't think it is very funny or i have no sense of humour. this is the one t

he just unconscious and he had no answerfor that.r that. he just said he felt threatened. he was asked about his drinking. he said he had had ten drinks that night by his own admission and then after that he may have had a few digger meister bombs. he was thinking of the abuse that was being hurled at this man. he could not remember the details. he was asked by the prosecution, were you an angry man who had lost all control? ben stokes replied absolutely not. we have heard all the evidence in the trial and there will be summing up on monday. gary woodland sharing the lead at the pga championship... day two in missouiri so players looking to make the cut, early projections make that at even par at the moment.... ...but a long way to go with lots of players yet to start their second rounds... jordan speith has and was perilously close to that cut mark and to some costly errors but with touches like that he's still in with a shout of making the weekend. england'sjustin rose has finished has had an up and down round so far — four birdies

alex: we have unconscious bias training, does it work, and other sector lessons. anthony: i will take a space that i am in at truman, bridging the gap. i have read reports about that. i was putting together the studies for this training. i saw it both ways, and a lot of the lack of success has a lot to do with the platform. a lot of people take diversity inclusion training via a 10 question computer test, then they print it out and give it to their trainings action. that is almost set up to fail. next, you have people that just rues at the idea, i have to leave, i have this big project, i have to go into a conference room for two or three hours, the whole mind is negative from the very beginning. that leads to a lot of it. i think the caliber of the trainer has a lot to do with it as well. right now, we are seeing diversity and inclusion training areg the best where people profiting off of it but they are not equipped to deal with it. you have to watch the room. it is not just about spewing off information. people are dealing are very intense and heart-felt issues

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talking about how unconscious bias training had the opposite effect in reinforcing biases. i him just curious your thoughts if you have taken parts in those trainings. if you think they are give? if you think there are other means we should be promoting beyond unconscious bias training if it has not been proven to be effective? alex: before we take that question, park that one. we are going to collect questions so we will do one more in the back and then respond. >> thank you so with this kind of work, i wonder, and it was mentioned with the collective leadership, but outside of organizations, what can we look to within our enabling environment on these issues for solutions, similar to the example provided about singapore? >> all right, so we have unconscious bias training does not work and other lessons. >> i will take on with a space that i am in at truman, bridging the gap, a lot of times, and i have read reports about the. i put together studies for the training. success has a lot to -- a law the lack of success has to do with the lack of platform. a lot of people take

talking about how unconscious bias training had the opposite effect in reinforcing biases. i am curious of your thoughts, if you have taken part in those trainings and if you think they are effective, or if there are other means we should be promoting beyond unconscious bias training if it has not been proven to be effective? >> before we take that question, park that one. we are going to collect questions so we will do one more in the back and then respond. >> thank you again for the panel, it is fantastic. i am with osf in our human rights initiative. i am curious about platforms of power and leverage that can cause societies to lead by example. what is working well in other sectors, especially the private sector that can assist civil society leadership on inclusion issues. for example, in singapore, legal rights for lgbt are not well recognized. you have a leading movement within businesses that are carving out protections for their same-sex employees. that is leading to conversation for the singaporean government on these issues. with this kind of work -- and it was men

>> this isn't so much a question, but i was thinking about the unconscious bias, which is so pervasive and impractical as an entrance to this issue. the medical school has like a diversity office and we have a strong equity. from my dad, i think some establishments are more interested in discovering what is this about. there's just such a powerful example of it for the whole historical legacy is so much we are dealing with that dealing with have never dealing with have never thought of that historical legacy and women in hysteria or feeling. it is just another way of getting out this. >> yeah, and that is another area where there is more interest than implicit bias, all sorts of implicit bias. like i said, i do think there is a lot of a lot of work that has started happening in the medical system focused on various aspects of the problem and so i hope that maybe one thing the book can do is tie these things together and kind of is a richer context to support that work could point out why it is necessary. >> i have a question about maternal mortality. i've been reading a lot about how t

he talked about unconscious bias. we have to kick unconscious bias in the you know what and end it in america. host: eric is here in washington, d.c., independent. caller: thank you for giving me the chance to speak about the state of black america. i am an african-american myself. my comment is if we really need to change our community, we need to be honest with us first. first of all, black on black crime, i always hear about police brutality but if i take baltimore, if i take chicago, citiesrican-american where african-americans are the majority, we have our own people killing our own brothers. i do not see the outrage. the outrage is only there when it is a white man killing a black man. also, a lot of my fellow ged,ers do not even have a high school diploma. it is as if we do not really understand that education is the key. the only time i hear about my black brother is when they play basketball or saying. -- sing. we need to understand that we need to educate our own. how many african-americans are born to a sin

england cricketer ben stokes tells the jury at his trial he doesn't remember knocking a man unconsciousduring a fight outside a nightclub last year. a muslim convert is facing life injailfor a plot to kill 1000 people in a terror attack outside the disney store on oxford street. 1600 people have been evacuated from camp sites after flash floods hit the south of france. a 70—year—old german man is missing after his caravan was swept away. a nine—year—old chess prodigy and his family have been allowed to stay in the uk. his father's work visa was due to expire next month. and despite billions invested into new tv programmes, a 24—year—old sitcom is the most popular show across streaming services. we'll be discussing the timeless appeal of friends. the struggling department store house of fraser has been bought, just hours after going into administration, by sports direct. its owner mike ashley says he wants to turn the chain into the "harrods of the high street". sports direct is paying £90 million for the business, which is 169 years old. house of fraser has 59 stores across the country.

. >> unconscious and gravely injured, tim was air lifted to hershey medical center. so you arrive at the hospital and what happened? >> the doctor said i'm sorry to tell youilities rar non-recoverable brain injury. >> i was holding tim's hand and we were all talking to him and saying we love you. and a tear came to his left eye and rolled down his cheek and i looked that doctor and said is there any chance he could hear us and the doctor said maybe because we relieved the pressure in his left brain. so maybe he heard us there and knew he was not alone. but if he heard us, then he heard the people around him and he knew he was going to die. >> at 1:23 a.m. on february 4th, just 29 hours after he walked into the beta theta pi house, 19-year-old tim piazza died. traumatic brain injury resulting from several falls. they also found a shattered spleen and severe abdominal bleeding. you asked whether tim would have stood a chance if somebody had called 911. >> i said if he would have gotten help sooner, would we have a different outcome here and the doctor looked at me and

of our collective unconscious in our connection to cosmic consciousness you know that we understand this on a on a particle on atomic level a d.n.a. level and so which is part of our common experience is rebelling and so it manifests itself differently as you know we've witnessed in mexico they are there with plaques post life. reality as a series of reflections of the dead body going down the stairs into the afterlife and seeing themselves in reality of who they are in their post life experience in the case of rachel maddow she sees herself as a screaming ugly warmongering. you know i could go on but i'll be kind. it was offered or you know in the case of donald trump pc's i'm soft as a peace broker and as a global deal maker you know and there's somebody else wrote that book for him the art of the deal in a peaceful way pieces and so people are now genuinely coming to conscious terms with their genuine selves as we now are slipping over into the into the event horizon of the singularity so we becoming who we genuinely are in real time and again that's what the block chain does bec

ryan ali was one of two men knocked unconscious by stokes in a late—night brawl.i am very relieved. that is all i have to say. stokes had been arrested in bristol in the early hours of the 5th of september. —— september the 25th. moments later he was involved inafight, 25th. moments later he was involved in a fight, punching ryan ali and ryan hale. a local resident who gone the violence that the men had behaved like bubble hooligans. ryan ali left with a fractured eye socket. stokes said he was acting in self defence having confronted the pa rent self defence having confronted the parent the homophobic language towards two gay men. footage showed stokes and alex howells tried to re—enter a nightclub while celebrating an england win. the prosecution said stokes could be seen prosecution said stokes could be seen mocking the gay men and throwing a cigarette at one of them. stokes claimed it was just banter. these are the two gay men seen chatting to stokes. neither were called as witnesses in the trial. chatting to stokes. neither were called as witnesses in the tri

always right to collective unconscious yeah read your. you know who dove deeper into the sub conscious and unconscious than freud was able to do and discovered the foundation of our collective unconscious and our connection to cosmic consciousness you know that we understand this on a on a particle on atomic level on a d.n.a. level and so gaia which is part of our common experience is rebelling and so it manifests itself differently as you know we've witnessed in mexico they are there with plaques post life. reality as a series of reflections of the dead body going down the stairs into the afterlife and seeing themselves in reality of who they are in their post life experience in the case of rachel maddow she sees herself as a screaming ugly warmongering. you know i could go on but i'll be kind. it was offered or you know in the case of donald trump pc's i'm soft as a piece broker and as a global deal maker you know when there's somebody else wrote that book for him the art of the deal in a peaceful way pieces and so people are now genuin

i lapsed from conscious to unconsciousness.out to interrogation which we called a quiz several times. that's when i was hit with all sorts of war, criminal charges that started on the first day. i refused to give them anything except my name, rank, serial number, and date of birth. they beat me around a little bit. i was in such bad shape that when they hit me, it would knock me unconscious. they kept saying, you will not receive any medical treatment until you talk." now once his captors realized mccain was the son of a u.s. navy admiral, they wanted to capitalize on his high profile for propaganda. the north vietnamese told him president johnson called for his release. here's how mccain described what happened when his captors asked him if he wanted to go home. "i was astonished and i tell you, frankly, that i say i would have to think about it. i went back to my room and thought about it for a long time. i was worried whether i could stay alive or not because i was in rather bad condition. i had been hit with a severe case o

saman gunan was found unconscious on one of his dives and he later died. >> translator: sergeant sam's mouthpiece fell off. he was trying to grab it but he couldn't find it. he was trying to take out the spare one, but due to the complexity of the cave, there was no air to breathe. >> very sad. the whole world collapsed. >> reporter: what stood between the boys and the daylight they hadn't seen in two weeks was about a mile and a half underground obstacle course of rocky chambers, half-flooded canals, and fully submerged sections, the longest of those 350 meters, the length of seven olympic swimming pools, filled with water so muddy it was like swimming in coffee. >> physically could not see your hand in front of your face no matter how close you put it to your face. >> reporter: the boys prepared for their exit from the cave, not knowing just how risky that mission would be. >>> coming up, on day 16 the boys prepare for the exit from the cave. not knowing how truly risky their rescue would be. and their life since emerging from the darkness. woman 1: proof of less joint pain... woman

>> we have unconscious buy why is training, does it work and sector lessons. >> a lot of the lack of success tdo with the platform. diversity ople take -- take a 10 question test and training section. that is effective. it is almost set up to fail. you have people that almost just rue the idea i have to i have a big project, i have to go to a conference room, cold room two or three hours and the minds frame is beginning.rom the that leads to a lot of it. of the that the caliber trainer has a lot to do with it we are and right now seeing it and people are they are off of it and not equipped to deal with it. ou have to watch the room and it is not just spewing off information. dealing with are some very intense and heart felt issues. there leads to the other points is there is no follow-up. this information and some people come in all right white guys you are wrong, right, see later and people go back to their desk and animosity built up in that. one thing away try to do is we that do ified trainers it and we get a survey of the going to be in front of to find out are there we should o

and he landed on the floor where he laid unconscious for several minutes.dwight mattingly/amalga matedlocal 1577: "emotionally the driver lost it and reacted in self- defense as well as reacted to being spat upon."in a letter to the driver, palm tran called the driver's egregious and abhorrent level of misconduct."he was fired, but the union feels the driver did not deserve it.dwight mattingly/amalgamated transit union local 1577: "and also i think anyone's going to have a reaction when they're spat upon, especially after being racially degredated." (vicki) that was al pefley reporting....(grant) the union may try to challenge the termination to get the driver his job back. (vicki) still ahead... a man-- rescued after being pinned under a truck that crashed-- for days ... how crews managed to find him.... (lawrence bay area weather) (gary sports tease) the latest example of time heels most wounds will take place saturday afternoon when the giants retiring barry bonds number 25....no one has ever questioned bonds greatness as an all arounbd player....but when bonds hit number 756 on aug

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extractive minerals and energy the fortunes of the twenty first century are mining the collective unconscious through these vast platforms and networks facebook twitter being good examples but here you have this chinese company saying look there are lots and lots of brains in africa. that we can monetize by hitting that market specifically with products tailored to the market to be competitive and to capture that market yes and it seems as if europe and america when they dealt with africa it was just to extract the resources and us our corporations basically keep all the profit and probably this is why china the rest of the market the building a middle class building a consumer class has been left because they don't care about that they don't want that essentially because of course then the middle class will want some of their resources as we see happening in saudi arabia or qatar or the middle east is like when they've developed a middle class and they start to compete for the oil reserves there that we just want all for ourselves so here the chinese manufacturers are are specifically target

extractive minerals and energy the fortunes of the twenty first century are mining the collective unconscious through these vast platforms and networks facebook twitter being good examples but here you have this chinese company saying look there are. lots and lots of brains in africa that we can monetize by hitting that market specifically with products tailored to that market to be competitive and to capture that market yes and it seems as if europe and america when they dealt with africa it was just to extract their resources and us our corporations basically keep all the profit and probably this is why china the rest of the market the building a middle class building a consumer class has been left because they don't care about that they don't want that essentially because of course then the middle class will want some of their resources as we see happening in saudi arabia or qatar or the middle east is like when they've developed a middle class and they start to compete for the oil reserves there that we just want all for ourselves so here the chinese manufacturers are are specifically tar

unconsciously the collective unconscious and that's what bitcoin block chain is all about this is socially. artificial intelligence that is replicating itself these are be the ashtray of the book of the block chain to make humans extinct that is the war we face that is the domain that we need to consider so when this whole idea of. matching country versus country and spending money on weapons it's completely meaningless i would posit also that it's kind of sort of they themselves the one percent you're seeing them you're seeing their raw fear you're seeing and i think fear is a kind of decadence you have to be like you have to have too much time on your hands and too much money to have fear because people out in the streets who are hungry and working hard they don't have fear because they don't have time to fear you got to survive well this headline is going to support what i was saying there we asked psychologists why so many rich people think the apocalypse is coming many of the world's richest seem to ernest really believe that some kind of apocalyptic event is coming and have prepared

unconsciously the collective unconscious and that's what bitcoin block chain is all about this is socially. artificial intelligence that is replicating itself these are be the ashtray of the book of the block chain to make humans extinct that is the war we face that is the domain that we need to consider so when this whole idea of. matching country versus country and spending money on weapons it's completely meaningless i would posit also that it's kind of sort of they themselves the one percent you're seeing them you're seeing their raw fear you're seeing and i think fear is a kind of decadence you have to be like you have to have too much time on your hands and too much money to have fear because people out in the streets who are hungry and working hard they don't have fear because they don't have time to fear you got to survive well this headline is going to support what i was saying there we asked psychologists why so many rich people think the apocalypse is coming many of the world's richest seem to ernest really believe that some kind of apocalyptic event is coming and have prepared

another man, ryan ali, who was knocked unconscious in the brawl, was also cleared of the same charge.d to the england squad for the third test against india on saturday. 0ur sports editor dan roan reports. it had taken almost a year, but finally ben stokes emerged from court today having cleared his name. one of the world's top cricketers found not guilty of affray. today's verdict represents the end of an 11 month ordealfor ben, during which time he has had to maintain his silence at times when many in social media and certain parts of the press predetermined his guilt long before the trial began. the past 11 months have served to highlight to benjust how highly he values his position as an england representative, both in terms of the privilege that role entails and the responsibilities that accompany it. also acquitted, co—defendant ryan ali, one of two men knocked unconscious by stokes in a late—night brawl last year. do you have any comment at all? i'm very relieved. i'm glad it's all over. that's all i'd like to say at this time. sorry, do you mind just loosening the right one on

another man, ryan ali, who was knocked unconscious in the brawl, was also found not guilty of the sameto the england squad for the third test against india, on saturday. dan roan reports. it had taken almost a year, but finally ben stokes emerged from court today having cleared his name. one of the world's top cricketers found not guilty of affray. today's verdict represents the end of an 11 month ordealfor ben, during which time he has had to maintain his silence at times when many in social media and certain parts of the press predetermined his guilt long before the trial began. the past 11 months have served to highlight to benjust how highly he values his position as an england representative, both in terms of the privilege that role entails and the responsibilities that accompany it. also acquitted, co—defendant ryan ali, one of two men knocked unconscious by stokes in a late—night brawl last year. do you have any comment at all? i'm very relieved. i'm glad it's all over. that's all i'd like to say at this time. sorry, do you mind just loosening the right one on my wrist? stokes h

tonight: england cricketer ben stokes tells the jury at his trial he doesn't remember knocking a man unconsciousring a fight outside a nightclub last year. flash floods in the south of france force hundreds of locals and holiday—makers to flee towns and villages — at least one person is missing. an immigration reprieve for a nine—year—old chess progidy. we meet the boy who's just been told he doesn't have to leave the uk with his family in a matter of weeks. and, is britain's katerina johnson thompson on course for a heptathlon medal at the european championships? there's one event to go. and coming up on bbc news, the new premier league season starts just a few hours but can anyone stop manchester city doing this again? good evening, and welcome to the bbc news at six. the struggling department store house of fraser has been bought, just hours after going into administration — by sports direct. its owner, mike ashley, says he wants to turn the chain into the harrods of the high street. sports direct is paying £90 million for the business, which is 169 years old. house of fraser has 59 stores ac

the man on the platform appears unconscious.suit returns to the train - and whoever is recording this video has words for him. "dude just had a seizure this this white boy is gonna drag him off the damn train so he don't miss his ride." for several minutes as the camera is rolling the man on the platform does not appear to move. the guy in the suit then tries to explain himself to whoever is recording this video. "there are a lot of people on this train that want to get home." long beach paramedics confirm they went to the wardlow metro station yesterday after getting a 911 call about a man having a seizure. he was taken to the hospital - but we do not know what condition he was in - or what caused him to become unconscious. metro released a statement that reads in part: ...obviously, this is very disturbing and we never want to see this on our system. were getting all the facts including reviewing the video from the train and the platform... whatever did happen, the whole scene was disturbing to passengers. "you would hope that

unconsciously the collective unconscious and that's what bitcoin block chain is all about this is socially. artificial intelligence that is replicating itself these are be the ashtray of the book of the block chain to make humans extinct that is the war we face that is the domain that we need to consider so when this whole idea of. matching country versus country and spending money on weapons it's completely meaningless i would posit also that it's kind of sort of they themselves the one percent you're seeing them you're seeing their raw fear you're seeing and i think fear is a kind of decadence you have to be like you have to have too much time on your hands and too much money to have fear because people out in the streets who are hungry and working hard they don't have fear because they don't have time to fear you got to survive well this headline is going to support what i was saying there we asked psychologists why so many rich people think the apocalypse is coming many of the world's richest seem to ernest lee believe that some kind of apocalyptic event is coming and have prepared acc

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last year. to accomplish —— unconscious in a late-night brawl last year.. stokes was arrested in bristol in the early hours of november 20 five. police by cam footage showing him being cassang. moments earlier, he had been involved in this putting both his co—defendant and his friend ryan hal, cleared last week. the local residents had said the men behaved like football hooligans. ryan left with a fractured eyes again. stokes insisted he had acted in self—defense, having confronted the pair over homophobic language. cctv footage showed suggs and is he may try to reenter a nightclub while out celebrating an england win. prosecution said stokes can be seen mocking the way men and here throwing a cigarette but at one of them. he claimed it wasjust throwing a cigarette but at one of them. he claimed it was just banter. these of the two way men seem chatting to says earlier in the evening. i did not get involved, i was more on evening. i did not get involved, i was more on the sideline. it turned into a massive brawl and i got quite scared so i carried on walki

brawl last year. unconscious by ben stokes in a late-night brawl last year. say at this time. police body can put it showing him being detained in mum is earlier he had been involved in this fight punching both aley and his friend ryan hale who was cleared of afraid last week. the local resident who filmed the violets said the man had behaved like football hooligans. ryan left with a fractured eye socket. stokes insisted he had been acting in some defence after confronting a pair over homophobic language. cctv footage showed them earlier in the evening trying to reenter a nightclub after celebrating an england winter. eat pussy asian said he be seeing mocking the game and but stokes claimed it was just banter. these the two men seen chatting to stokes and other were called as witnesses in the trial. i was more on the sideline. it was turning into a massive brawl and i got scared so i carried on walking on. i witnessed most of the fight, when the guys we re most of the fight, when the guys were on the floor a thought it was too much for me. had he been found g

the court heard that he could have killed one of the men he knocked unconscious during a fight. meeting to discuss its £70 million shortfall. the council is expected to approve drastic cuts to jobs and services in an attempt to balance the books. the us has imposed new sanctions on russia as they found they violated international law after using a lethal nerve agent sent on the former spy. they have described the sanctions esther conine, russia. also people being charged to visit one of northern ireland's national wonders, the great causeways. the argentinian sunset senate has voted down to liberalize abortion. the issue has divided the country. katie watson reports. on one side of congress, celebration, on the other, . .. congress, celebration, on the other,... there was also anger after the vote as the two sites came face—to—face. just like in june when the lower house narrowly voted in favour of the bill. it was a long day in congress. translation: this law does not legislate or recommend that anyone have an abortion, the only thing it does is defend the right to choose. if t

both hale and ali were knocked unconscious by the cricketer, leaving ali with significant injuries, includingn eye socket. the court was told stokes lost his control and started to attack with revenge, retaliation or punishment in mind, well beyond the realm of self—defence. not a trivial moment of unpleasantness, but a sustained episode of significant violence that left onlookers shocked. the prosecution said stokes insisted he acted in fear for himself and others, and believed the force he used was reasonable and entirely justified. however, the jury was told that earlier in the night, having been denied re—entry to the nightclub, stokes had acted in a provocative way, a bouncer claiming the cricketer insulted him and mocked two openly gay men, flicking a cigarette butt at one of them. just two days ago, stokes was starring for his country at edgbaston, his six wickets helping england win the opening test against india. but this case has already cost one of world cricket's top talents the team's vice captaincy, and a place on last winter's ashes tour, for which he was suspended. this evenin

must have been unconscious what was the big issue for you at the beginning of a meeting so i mean i like the idea of renewal a new political entity that could break up the old political system with more citizen involvement a sort of bottom up grassroots movement that's what appealed to me from the start they wanted to be more of a citizens movement and less of a typical political party. you have to take out of the party change as of the. started gradually right from the start there were some nationalists in the f.t. it was a pretty disparate group at first but it grew and grew they were able to attract more nationalists and those people also joined the party. and of course every time one of them made a shocking statement about the more liberal or moderate members left the party they all said this isn't why i joined. the us both were dismissed and is apparently. was it's new that you were the party chair of the youth wing of the a.f.d. party in the state of saxony. the youth wing chairman in lower saxony has claimed that those who try to assassinate hitler were traitors how radical is the

he knocked both of his co—defendants unconscious.were both treated in hospital. mr ali‘s eye socket was fractured. pc daniel evans, in the red tie, today told the court that cctv footage showed the cricketer mocking a gay couple outside the club and later arguing with a doorman who would not let him back in. the doorman, andrew cunningham, said mr stokes became angry and abusive. when he was interviewed after his arrest he told detectives he had been defending the gay men and acted in self defence. prosecutors allege that mr hale and mr ali armed themselves with makeshift weapons during the fight. there is intense public interest in the case and judge peter blair qc warned jurors to ignore what he described as biased and inaccurate comments on social media. this afternoon during cross—examination by the representative for ben stokes, mr cunningham was asked whether what happened outside the nightclub was just playful banter and he said it was not. he was also asked why he refused to shake the hands of ben stokes and he said he did no

idea i still don't know his name or else are suppressed and it was nice to you know us being half unconscious and ice so that's about as bad as it gets that would i want him put away for seven years ok what this is this is where we get into territory where you being in trouble recently some of the remarks people think you're downplaying the crime of rape. well yes you said recently the hay festival shouldn't always be thought of as a violent crime but as quote bad sex which many would say is not just offensive but inaccurate all for christ's sake non-consensual sex isn't always violent you can have non consensual sex with a woman who's fast asleep without even waking around what world do you people live in when talking about passing people up we're talking about really destructive six where a man climbs onto his partner because he's in the bed next to him i'm actually passionately opposed to double beds they are probably more responsible for bad sex than any other single piece of furniture. and most of the sex we are having is bad and what we know is not my the rape is bad sex. you stand by t

he checked in, then surveillance shows him carrying the unconscious woman inside the hotel.at one pointe even went to 7-11 to buy snacks with her credit card, returned to the hotel before going to his nearby home.angela alsobrooks/price george's co. state's attorney's office"she awakened in that hotel night, as you might imagine, very confused, not sure how she had gotten there, but she insisted on being transported to a hospital."surveillance played a big role, but a lesson in all of this, said the state's attorney.angela alsobrooks/price george's co. state's attorney's office"be careful with your friends. please do not put an incapacitated person into an uber alone." (jr stone) that was sam ford reporting.uber launched a new emergency button in it's app earlier this year that allows riders to quickly call for help. (justine) a police officer in connecticut is on leave after he was seen on camera saying he was quote "trigger happy." no one was hurt, but police are looking into the incident. authorities say sgt. stephen barone investigaed a trespassing complaint. when he arrived, four p

also acquitted, co—defendant ryan ali, one of two men knocked unconscious by stokes in a late—night brawlyear. do you have any comment at all? i'm very relieved. i'm glad it's all over. that's all i'd like to say at this time. sorry, do you mind just loosening the right one on my wrist? stokes had been arrested in bristol in the early hours of september 25. police body cam footage showed him being detained. moments earlier, he had been involved in this fight, punching both ali and his friend, ryan hale, who was cleared of affray last week on the direction of thejudge. the local resident who filmed the violence said the men had behaved like football hooligans. ali left with a fractured eye socket. stokes insisted to police and then in court that he had been acting in self defence, having confronted the pair over homophobic language towards two gay men. cctv footage from earlier in the evening shows stokes and team—mate alex hales, who was not charged with any offence, trying to re—enter a nightclub while out celebrating an england win. the prosecution claimed stokes can be seen mocking the

tonight: england cricketer ben stokes tells the jury at his trial he doesn't remember knocking a man unconsciousutside a nightclub last year. flash floods in the south of france force hundreds of locals and holiday—makers to flee towns and villages — at least one person is missing.

he mocked two gay men and threw a cigarette butt at one of them, before knocking two other men unconsciousub in bristol in september. stokes and two other men deny affray. aston villa put all their financial problems behind them, as they won their opening championship match of the season 3—1 at hull. the hosts had led early on when brazilian evandro got on the end of this punch by the villa goalkeeper, and looped in a brilliant strike from 20 yards! but last year's beaten playoff finalists were level through tommy elphick, and then ahead through old hull player ahmed elmohamady. and then right—back alan hutton got his first goal since december 2014 to cap off the victory for steve bruce's side. no wonder those fans were so happy. chelsea goalkeeper thibaut courtois, who's been heavily linked with a move to real madrid, did not report for training with the premier league club this morning. the belgian, who's publicly asked for the move, has been with chelsea since 2011 and previously played in the spanish capital for atletico madrid where his children are based. it's thought chelsea do not

still sassoon fourteen victims were experiencing cardiac arrest five are unconscious and four are awake all the other hospitals are now treating the heart attack victims so it's still unclear what caused the fire but firefighters say they suspect it could have been triggered by an electrical fault there have been nine hospital fires in taiwan in the past decade claiming thirty seven lives right now an investigation continues into the blaze and many patients who were already gravely sick are now fighting for their lives. north and south korea have agreed to hold a summit in pyongyang in september it will be the third meeting between the leaders of the rival countries this year the announcement came after officials held a fresh round of high level talks on monday morning negotiations in the demilitarized zone between the two countries were proposed by the north last week relations on the peninsula have been knowing further despite tensions between north korea and the south ally washington so let's get the latest on the story from seoul and josh smith a standing by a correspondent for reut

alex hales, was involved in a street fight in the early hours of the morning which left one man unconscious now be reviewed by the cricket discipline commission. stokes and hales, who was not charged in this case after being interviewed under caution by police, will both have to answer a charge of bringing the game into disrepute. iam hearing now, by i am hearing now, by the way, that hearing might take longer than the week we were talking about, so it might stretch a little into the distance, actually, that disciplinary hearing that they will call. but what does do, it mirrors what happened in the winter and i know people find this very the fact that ben stokes, before he had been charged, wasn't picked by england. he wasn't suspended, we were told, but he wasn't available for selection. then when he was charged, he was selected. they will say they don't want to prejudice any forthcoming disciplinary process, so thatis forthcoming disciplinary process, so that is why he is being made available to play at trent bridge. because there is a process that is to come, they don't want to be seen t