>> yes, and san francisco has an undergrounding program, that's a companion to the state's undergrounding program, where in the utilities like pg&e, collect funds from rate payers, and allocate those funds out for undergrounding. most of -- much of san francisco, not all, but much of san francisco was undergrounded back in the 1990s, and that's when san francisco's allocation of those funds was spent. in the 1990s and early 2000s. >> so back at the bottom of the line. other cities are using allocations now ahead of us. >> i see. ok. and because in many areas, most of the area undergrounded and then a block or two is above ground, and many of those circumstances there was some reason why just that block wasn't undergrounded at that time. typically that's because when undergrounding occurs, the residents and businesses, the property owners also have to make an investment in undergrounding their, the drop that comes to their home. so that additional expenditure is not always in the budget of households and businesses, and so that area would be passed over during the undergrounding. you'll se

and with the underground railroad.o she is a one leg good american journalist helping allies out of france and arming and training other agents. she was american there was another woman in the core whose mother was a cousin of an american so by citizenship standards she was not american in the current sense by virtue of her mom and was also a celebrated agent for mom was indian so it cast a pretty wide net. the commanders were british. but they couldn't have french passports they did not like the idea of any frenchman with an allied commander because he didn't want france to be in the war he cannot envision a moment where it was protected state under winston churchill which wasn't so much better to him so he wouldn't let his own citizens fight for the core which meant the sabotage agent i read about was french format married to an italian who had a british passport because born in france but married to a britain so everybody brought the french had to be fully habituated. . >> what do the archives look like? . >> it is

the work of the richmond underground mattered. it had profound strategic and symbolic significance for the union war effort. in the last year of the war, as u.s. grant is striking blows at the confederate trench line that reaches from richmond to petersburg, the richman underground is in contact with him on almost a daily basis, furnishing him with key insights about the movement of men and supplies back and forth between confederate forces in the east and in the shenandoah valley, helping grant figure out how to deploy his chess pieces, as it were. van lew's network helps the union army prepare for critically important offensives, such as the assault on schaeffer's farm, which results in the capture of fort harrison. moreover, unionists report from the last year of the war, which make their way to grant's line and the federal high command in washington and beyond, unionist reports from inside the rebel capital provide a picture to the union high command of increasing desolation and demoralization in richmond. this kind of informa

latest on these stories you can head to argue dot com stay with us now from going underground on the political overtones to the euro vision song contest and if you're watching in the u.k. sputnik is next talking about julian assange and his impact on the media landscape . after a time you were going underground on the day of arguably the most controversial eurovision song contest final in history coming up in the show mayor of an occupied town in the west bank author of trump of the jews david rubin well now your vision promoted by both madonna and the u.k. the b.b.c. politically validates israel the prospect of the most devastating war in middle east history and we also heard the britain should have taken bob it all now there is filmed proof of interference in u.k. politics by the israeli embassy in london. vision hip hop artist and activist loki tells us why we should be boycotting tonight's final full of some more coming up in today's going on the ground refers to your vision in a week when more than 22 children was shot by israel. the forces someone who will be watching the madon

international going underground discusses the results of india's recent historic election and didn't u.k. and ireland sputnik looks at the last days of the soviet union. after a time said we're going underground as razor may finally resigns following a week of un accusations that britain has systematically pushed millions further into poverty. for good by claimed she had given a voice to the voiceless even as the u.k. detains julian the sons of wiki leaks now facing a possible 175 year jail sentence in the usa for doing journalism coming up in the show as world stock markets dip on the u.s. china trade war india's b j p and congress bodies tell us who really won in the largest democratic vote in world history and the management of so have a jury could western aggression towards iran create the next ice. new book one york times best selling author max blumenthal conical of the history of us consummated terrorism plus not one u.k. politician at pm cues thinks to ask about m i 5 and why no one has still been charged for the manchester atrocity 2 years ago this week possible coming up in

mumbai's metro, we meet the woman in charge of the first underground train system in india's financialello, welcome to this monday edition of asia business report, i am sharanjit leyl asia business report, i am sharanjit leyl. we start with donald trump who is doubled down on his contested claim that it is china that pays ta riffs claim that it is china that pays tariffs on its exports to the united states rather than american companies and consumers. he tweeted. that came just hours after one of the president's top economic advisers acknowledged that mr trump was wrong to suggest that it was beijing that will shoulder the burden of the levies. the chinese will suffer gdp losses and so forth with respect to a diminishing export market and goods that they may need for their own. but the president says china pays for the tariffs. they may suffer consequences but it is us businesses and consumers who pay, correct. to some extent and i don't disagree with that. both sides will suffer on this. larry kudlow there. our business reporter mariko oijoins there. our business reporter mariko oi jo

and volunteered as she trained as a nurse and while working as a nurse she joined the underground and became part of the underground railroad where she helped to get 65 allied airmen out ofpe france and back to england so they can continue bombing hitler. sixty-five is a high number they liberated about 600 airmen and she was responsible for one tenth and she was so good at it there was a price on her head at a moment somebody betrayed her and her partner she had to leave france one - - france through the underground railroad. she hikes over the pyrenee pyrenees, gets to spain and she can stay but she says no. i have to get back in the fight so that she trains as a secret agent and parachutes back to france. she goes to paris where she becomes a member of the resistance that raids the entire battery of circuits ahead of the d-day landing. so basically the moment of guerrilla warfare takes fruit as a governmental strategy to take on hitler on the day of an attack that nobody has named women were part of the battle plan. and women where they are leading the troops and making a differenc

going underground. this is this is a stick from the water bottle found in the stomach of the fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers there are the bad ones there are the litter bugs are throwing this away industry should be blamed for all of this waste the company has promised to reuse the plastic. on. the mountains of waste only grow higher. welcome back according to a news. page of the nation report social mobility editor is amaze crisis hit minority government in britain has more or less ceased but is there a way to change the distribution of economic advantage and redistribute the profits of multinational corporations joining me now from cambridge massachusetts in the us as well tonight philosopher and former minister in the brazilian luna and dilma governments professor but his new book the knowledge economy is out now robot and welcome to going underground so what is your understanding of a knowledge e

but it is part to the rafters going underground it's a head in moments john afshan from london next. to this in petersburg international economic forum is a unique to today's business world. over the last 21 years the forum has become a leading global platform for discussing the key economic issues facing russia emerging markets and the world thousands of business community members attend the forum to address today's vital issues. or just issue of foreign coverage on r.t. . you know world a big part of the new law and conspiracy it's time to wait to dig deeper to hit the stories that made history media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. what is it calling his magic internet the new type of digital currency the centralized digital scarcity chancellor. of 2nd for bankers call the genesis blog for reason to calling it civil disobedience a source of optimism

then we look at the groundbreaking work of the underground feminist abortion service jane, which operated in the years before roe v. wade made abortion legal across the nation. >> it was really a time when if you needed an abortion for whatever reason, you took your life in yoyour hanands and you e terrified. absolutetely terrified.. alall you knew was s that you mt die. that ththis pererson did d not w what he was doing and he was going to take hundreds of dodollars and yoyou are going to bleed d to death in some motel room. amy: we wiwill speak to two forr members of jane, alice fox and laura kaplan, who is also the author of the book "the story of jane." >> we realized the only way for women to have control over this experience was if we took control of the abortion process, and that is what we did. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome e to democracy now!, democracynynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president trump said thursday he will impose a 5% tariff on mexican goods and will keep increasing trade sanctions each month until mexicoco cracks down on central

we met him at the premises studios in east london benjamin thanks for being on going underground again while we had the premises studio in east london and what is the revolutionary mind of the tour the album the track wow. truck on the album i go through that by. the revolution that i think we need now not necessarily one where people take their streets and all that stuff although sometimes i think we need a bit of that but more about trying to get people to think differently and i'm just convinced that the old way of doing stuff is just redundant imo you hear that from the labor party people are here to change you and all but you know our city before you know i feel like an anarchist and that's the only way i can describe myself because i look at so many overweight people have tried and i think they're all letting us down in one way or another and we've got to find a new way i don't know what the name of it is i'm not telling people have devolved i'm just trying to say think outside the box you know what i actually read low key there's a drill minister must be following x. even mainst

terms of undergrounding and light standards, there are many parts of the city that's undergrounded. verizon is putting them in acceptable facilities. we're using the existing infrastructure in order to minimize esthetic impact so the pole is there. we are extending the height and using that as opposed to installing our own pole. part of that t-mobile case to california supreme court end upholding article 25 confirmed that verizon has the right to put telephone equipment on a telephone pole in right-of-way. that's how we provided this critical infrastructure as more and more landlines are going away. this is truly critical infrastructure. we know the state is preparing a system to send a text message to everyone a few moments before an earthquake. there are public benefits in addition to effort to minimize any esthetic impacts. the noticing followed, noticing that's required 150 noticing. the representative from c.b.r. has the notices and they are in the d.p.w. material. we have number of people requiring through protests in the hearing. there was a protest hearing where protesters w

i'm afshin rattansi we're going underground on the opening day of london's future artillery conference where events include increasing precision reducing burden sponsored by raytheon a company whose smart bombs are allegedly killing civilians in yemen coming up to show a very british crew on next week's e.u. elections an establishment conspiracy to overturn brecht said we asked the man who predicted the rise of corbin author chris smalling and we have documents from britain's national audit office casting doubt on democracy in britain disgraced defense secretary gavin williamson may have gone but the u.k. military set for the biggest privatization deal since the liquidation of karelian we investigate comparisons between your liberalism and the circle of hell all this of all coming up in today's going on the ground but 1st it's 32 years since margaret thatcher denied to the house of commons any of the spycatcher conspiracy allegations about an attempt by u.k. secret intelligence agencies to overthrow the british government led by labor prime minister harold wilson the book spycatcher wa

time after time so we're going underground as a president of the united states threatens the end of iran coming up with a show how would iran retaliate against a major back to war we speak to one of the negotiators a leader back to reigne a nuclear deal violated by donald trump and. as westminster debates war crimes immunity the director of the new film quite graves on a british intelligence plot for a massacre at a catholic primary school bustle the headlines we were feel the weapons shipment stuck in an italian dock on the whistleblower stuck in an american dock told us of all coming up in today's going underground but 1st straight to evidence of britain last year violating offical 2 of the un charter the attack started at about 2 o'clock this morning u.k. time told getting 3 sites a base outside damascus thought to be involved in the production of chemical and biological weapons and 2 sites near homes a couple of bunkers and a chemical weapons stockpile except of course syria denied ever had. in chemical weapons the media along with m.p.'s from both main parties in the peace supported

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the underground storage tank fee is only point one cents, only of penny per gallon and as 2019, state taxes are averaging 28.3 cents per gallon. that's the average across the country. we will get to your calls and comments in just a moment, but quickly we want to share tubing

that is the project submitted which is the full underground. i don't be have all of the project details in front of me right now, but that was submitted. >> i want to make sure we are thinking about that. >> it is going from 4,000 to 12,000. they are talking about 2050 which could be an increase 65,000 more people. i am a little concerned about whether or not an infrastructure to support the 30 or 40,000 more people out there. >> i will add for this process, we are trying to make sure that we have space within the regional planning process to pursue the process with the local flanking. that -- planning. connect sf is looking at the maps where population and employment are going to be. i am not going to get into that camille can do a better job. >> thank you. >> it is a lot of planning. >> chair peskin: commissioner fewer. >> commissioner fewer: i might be guilty of the same thing. i am thinking you have a plan to have some underground capacity out to the west side on the gary corridor line, is that correct. >> can you repeat that? >> i assume w

the royal title of meghan markle and prince harry wrong all the small coming up in today's going underground but 1st to a man called out this week by donald trump secretary of state mike pompei oh the former cia boss has been in london condemning jeremy coleman for opposing washington's plan to overthrow the government of venezuela it's disgusting to see leaders in not only the united kingdom but in the united states as well. who continue to support the murderous dictator dictator my dear oh pump a 0 in london that condemning the odds on favorite to be the next leader of britain as well. it's possibly the next leader of the usa because mike gravel opposed to

general town say we're going underground on the 93rd birthday of the so-called butcher of cambodia alleged war criminal henry kissinger recently praised by britain's foreign secretary jeremy hunt the former us secretary of state is accused of torture killing in displacement of tens of millions coming up on the show will the west survive the impending economic up all collapse we speak for the adventure capitalist who made billions with georgia. about the ever growing debt that will cause the worst crash in history and as mainstream media obsesses over who will be the next tory prime minister we examine the issues that really matter from wiki leaks to wind brush with legendary writer and musician benjamin zephaniah golan cipel coming up in today's going underground but 1st away from the u.s. economic was in the new russia venezuela and iran to its attack on the superpower of the 21st century china is what the doldrums not yet resigned f.b.i. director christopher ray says about china it's a threat to our economic security and by extension it's a threat to our national security but it's even m

attorney general and former shadow defense minister lord morris lord morris welcome back to going underground before we get to well stephen lucian there i got to talk about our defense secretary gavin williamson and to raise a made a minority government leader sacking him in the most extreme way possible accusing him of credit being a traitor what was your take on it well i haven't read the letter and it seems that the prime minister thought she had very vague. evidence she also adds in the next sentence there's no credible alternative which i thought weakens the sentence. i find it astonishing that anybody has leaked from such a high powered committee. and. claims that he should be prosecuted which obviously there may well be an offense here. the difficulty is in succeeding on a prosecution because no journalist worth his salt will reveal what he's been told all that he has been told my view is this the government should seek the advice of the attorney general who is in charge of all the sponsible for the crown prosecution service he is independent as a prosecutor though he's a collective ca

the insulated nature of being underground was enough to keep ice intact with a median temperature between 36 and 40 degrees year round. the following winter, we would harvest more ice. that is how we kept beer cold for the better part of 50 years until the advent of mechanical refrigeration. now, unfortunately, this is the last surviving chamber of that cave system. the rest have either collapsed in on themselves or deteriorated beyond the point where they can be safely repaired. others, we intentionally filled in to accommodate building of new buildings as we expanded our brewery. >> other brewers who were active here, there were more than two dozen brewers. -- breweries in milwaukee before the civil war. around the same time frederick miller arrives here, he made a name for himself, so he became kind of a player, but never became during his lifetime more than the fourth-largest brewer in milwaukee. fourth or fifth place here is good for first in virtually every other american city. brewing played a huge role in milwaukee's economy for the first generation or two of city hood. milwaukee

time action or time say we're going underground just hours after world press freedom day punctuated a week that saw advocates of free speech all around the world down what they saw as britain's persecution of wiki leaks founder julian assange coming up on the show we speak to wiki leaks is joseph our own former london ecuador consul fidel divest about how wednesday and thursday as you can court proceedings of julian assange will go down in british legal and constitutional history and from wiki leaks one time part of the guardian one of the world's greatest cartoonist steve bell on the life of attacking power plus a week of electoral victories in mainstream media that have occasioned by jeremy corbyn does the prime minister agree with her secretary of state that it's the policies of this government that is meant in one of the richest countries on this earth food banks and now handing out fourteen million meals a year to people some of whom are in work who simply haven't got enough to eat all the more coming up in today's going underground the first straight to this week's alleged attac

now imagine at times you were going underground on the day of arguably the most controversial eurovision song contest final in history coming up in the show former mayor of an occupied town in the west bank author of trump of the jews david rubin on how your vision promoted by both madonna and the u.k.'s b.b.c. politically validates israel and its the prospect of the most devastating war in middle east history and we ask whether britain should have taken part in all the other is filmed proof of interference in u.k. politics by the israeli embassy in london last not the euro vision hip hop artist and activist loci tells us why we should be boycotting tonight's final all the more coming up in 10 days going underground a 1st to your vision in a week when more than 22 children were shot by israeli forces someone who will be watching the madonna and b.b.c. promoted competition is the former mayor of shallow in the contested west bank david rubin joins me via noisy skype link from new york david welcome to going underground so what does having the euro vision song contest in tel aviv mean to y

all of them all coming up a bunch of going underground. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic developments only. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. welcome back it was may day international workers day this week when u.k. labor leader jeremy coleman have been in the impact on workers struggles around the world of. whose pleas for clemency were rejected this week by judge debra taylor in a london court that's just bite messages alleging that cool beans choice for breakfast secretary precisely did over attempts to prolong the gods are a. of the world famous journalist and publisher corbin did within an hour of assad being sent down attacks resume for austerity where does the prime minister think this government has gone wrong when we've reached the point where people now expect to live shorter lives may said corbin was the problem i say the right honorable gentleman that first of all that it is not the case that

that after an attack they were going underground on the opening day of london's future artillery conference where events include increasing precision reducing burden sponsored by raytheon a company whose smart bombs are allegedly killing civilians in yemen coming up to show a very british crew on next week's e.u. elections an establishment conspiracy to overturn brecht said we asked the man who predicted the rise of corbin author chris smalling and we have documents from britain's national audit office casting doubt on democracy in britain disgraced defense secretary gavin williamson may have gone but the u.k. military set for the biggest privatization deal since the liquidation of karelian we investigate comparisons between your liberalism and the circle of hell all this of all coming up in today's going underground but 1st it's 32 years since margaret thatcher denied to the house of commons any of the spycatcher conspiracy allegations about an attempt by u.k. secret intelligence agencies to overthrow the british government led by labor prime minister harold wilson the book spycatcher was

time after time say we're going underground as the national demo for palestine much as across britain protesting drazen may and old trumps military backing of slaughter in the middle east in violation of un resolutions coming up in the show is the us 2 party system about to get caught in a grab a launch the 2020 us presidential candidates fighting to push politics left mike gravel on the importance of being loyal to ideas not policies and labour's for the shadow communities and local government minister chris williamson gives his 1st international interview since his suspension from gary coleman's ponty plus amidst the chaos in a country down by the un from our new tradition the right honorable gentleman's question must and will be heard the speaker asked to enter a parliament because someone got the royal title of meghan markle and prince harry wrong all the small coming up in today's going underground the 1st to a man called out this week by donald trump secretary of state like pompei o the former cia boss has been in london condemning jeremy coleman for opposing washington's plan t

you're watching going underground in part 2 of our interview with anna kissed poet benjamin zephaniah at the premises studios in east london jimmy cliff was on this show around the time the wholesale environment stories started to emerge and obviously he was suitably angry but since trey's in may and the disgraced home secretary i think she might be burning now for leader this is she went we've been having africa caribbean families on the show talking about people who are in their eighty's who never traveled abroad who were people with threat of deportation even going to funerals there are deaths in jamaica after deportation i mean surprised earth going underground you you've been talking about issues to do with immigration and racism for longer does it surprise you in 1993 i pro 1903 troy gardner was killed she was killed by an organization called extradition squad that was a squad that used to go around and deport people she was in the house with her son and they came i'm going to quote my own poetry they put a live a belt around her 13 feet of type i'm bound. to secure her and only

i'm after tense here we're going underground ahead of tomorrow's u.n. torture committee review of conditions in teresa mayes britain coming up on the show twenty years to the day of the first welsh national assembly elections the father of evolution former well secretary lord morris calls for the abolition of the post he once held the knowledge economy we speak to a former brazilian minister under the lula and dilma governments of a professor a bit longer about how new liberal politicians like his former student barack obama incubate inequality by bailing out the rich classes britain's poorest struggle to put food on the table while wealthy elites continue to dine out we have schools and filmmaker who are about how he tricked those very same elites into eating microwave meals in a shed and coming back for more dollars or more coming up in today's going underground but first british elites is still ruminating on tourism a firing u.k. defense secretary gavin williamson for leaking state secrets for m.s.m. the shadow hanging over williamson is a daily tele

what i know about undergrounding wires is it's enormously expensive. there was an effort a number of years ago to do that. there was a test project -- i'm going to characterize this as a very high level -- a test project to estimate the cost, and the cost was so great it was determined to be one that the city chose not to pursue. i can't say much more than that with authority to provide what happened in that particular case. there is no current attempt within the context of the city proper as opposed to new development areas, if you will. new development areas, everything is being undergrounded, but in existing service speak, there is no program that i'm aware of to pursue that in any near term. >> i raise that because to my own experience, working in the mayor's office, responding to the '89 earthquake, and in the '89 earthquake, we had areas that were inaccessible even to firefighters because of downed wires, so if you talk about the cost of undergrounding, you have to balance that against the cost of neighborhoods going up in flames, which is a pret

time after time here welcome to a brand new season of going underground back on international workers day coming up in the show for hundreds of thousands killed by british backed bombs in yemen to tens of thousands dying due to british backed sanctions on venezuela we review the news that doesn't make them a good nation mainstream media t.v. headlines with former mayor of london ken livingstone thirty three years since the chernobyl disaster a new book alleges the true death toll was covered up by the un the world health organization we speak to its author mit professor kate brown all this more coming up in today's going on the ground for us today is a big day for anyone in the world conscious of this global multinational here using celebrities to promote clean energy initiatives. today a quarter of the hague in all and decide on whether the company they're promoted by artists jennifer hudson pixie lott and others is responsible for what amnesty international calls horrifying human rights violations this is just one of the cases that has made the headlines of nigerian t.v. one of the

about to have going underground. we have a situation that is very new and that's why. it's like a free labor for there were 2 people were dying in the morning and there was no end to the school board you know the 2 so the border was through to the right of the world and. as a medical man the widespread example spirit is good coated people today. in many diseases because of this would you call that a. welcome back you think labor leader jeremy corbyn would be on safe ground criticising juries in may of the n.h.s. wednesday is the deadline for a new doctor's contract and critics of the u.k. n.h.s. master plan by former us health care multi-national boss simon stevens accuse it of formally ending britain's universal health care service to under a tory government spending on the n.h.s. and investment in is less than it was under labor and even with the funding announcement remains the same case mr speaker the complacent attitude and platitudes hide the reality that under the tories our health service is going through the longest funding squeeze in history but hang on if yo

away nuclear deal violated by president all trump ambassador welcome back to going underground well i have to begin with what you thought of the trump warning to iran not to threaten the united states on pain of annihilation of the islamic republic what are you see during president trump i have never seen such conflicting confusing a strategy. from the u.s. side in regard to iran it is very clear from one side president trump. is not in the same page with his key advisors and key decision makers presumably rouhani yourself as an iranian nuclear negotiator who knows read the art of the deal but all trump is not exactly this kind of strategy confuse conflict the minds of those he's negotiating with he has himself also does not have a killer year strategy or policy on iran very meek saying signals statements confusing signals the statements from one side he said you know what i need the iranians to call me b.c. to get there they lay there he says you know threatening iran with a war as he said which would be the offer should iran iran wiping your own off the map therefore we are facing a

there's a sequel the friends of harry perkins christianity now christiane and welcome to going underground let's just start with a reminder of your classic political conspiracy thriller a very british coup well it was written a long time ago it's been in print for the last 37 years it's fact it's enjoying a bit of a comeback with the rise of jeremy corbyn basically it was set in the 1980 s. when there was speculation about the possibility of a government led by someone like tony benn. and the establishment conspired to bring it down the establishment in this case being a sort of mixture of the security and intelligence services. the media barons with a little help from the americans here while the new one their friends are very perkins the left try again with this character fred thompson who was in the previous book he's centrist not been 8 well good the friends very perkin starts with various funeral it set many years. away from the previous one it's been going for 7 or 8 years and it's not working out very well and it starts as i say with the funeral of harry perkins who was prime minist

italian dock on the whistleblower stuck in an american dollar some more coming up in today's going underground but 1st straight to evidence of britain last year violating article 2 of the u.n. charter the attack started at about 2 o'clock this morning u.k. time targeting 3 sites a base outside damascus thought to be involved in the production of chemical and biological weapons and 2 sites near homes a command bunker and a chemical weapons stockpile except of course syria denied ever having chemical weapons the media along with m.p.'s from both main parties in the supported bombing the s.n.p. liberal democrats implied comrie were opposed to m.p.'s from the new change you k. party supported bombing the greens wanted defacto economic warfare and a crackdown on russia but what if there was no syrian chemical weapons attack what if it was a fabrication as catastrophic as that by tony blair in iraq u.k. journalists arguably have short memories and didn't question more here is one suggesting that the labor m.p. support for war was a leadership bid to presumably because war is popular in our democracy

about you have going underground. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you than. this is a steak from a water bottle found in the stomach of a fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers they're the bad ones they're the litterbugs for throwing us away and history should be blamed for all this waste the company has long promised to reuse the plastic. special projects funded. online your best bet is the end of a footy team but for now the mountains of waste only grow higher. welcome back you'd think labor leader jeremy corbyn would be on safe ground criticizing juries a mayor of the n.h.s. wednesday is the deadline for a new doctor's contract and critics of the u.k. n.h.s. master plan by former us health care multi-national boss simon stevens accuse it of formally ending britain's universal health care service to under a tory