university of edinburgh comes under fire for hosting a so-called anti racism conference the band white attendants from asking questions in a q. and a. great to have your company 1 am here in the russian capital this is r.t. . demanding to meet with the anonymous official who blew the whistle on phone calls with his ukrainian counterpart the scandal surrounding the conversations led to the launch of an impeachment inquiry last week over possible collusion with a foreign power the us president claims the whistleblowers account of what was said was quote totally inaccurate the wall reports emerged pointing out that the u.s. intelligence community quietly changed the official whistleblower complaint form at around the same time the ukraine called scandal broke the old version required a whistleblower to have 1st and intelligence knew for no made another tick box option available meaning relayed information could be considered too. and the timing of the change is worth noting because the latest version of the document says it was revised in the same month in which the scandal triggering com

university of edinburgh comes under fire fighters think a so-called anti racism conference and white attendance from asking questions. q what's your. ex for joining us in the program donald trump is demanding to meet the anonymous official who blew the whistle on phone calls with the president of ukraine the scandal surrounding the conversations led to the launch of an impeachment inquiry last week over a possible collusion with a foreign power u.s. president claims that whistleblowers account of what was said was totally inaccurate. i mean while republicans of pointing out that the u.s. intelligence community quietly changed the official whistleblower complaint form around the time the ukraine cool scandal broke of the old russian required a whistleblower to have fast hand knowledge a new form no made another option available meaning relayed information would be considered as well and the timing of the change is noteworthy the latest version of the document says it was revised in august that's the same month in which the scandal triggering complaint was filed an apparent coincidence

the university of edinburgh has found itself in the firing line after rolling out his red carpet for a so-called racism conference that has burned white people from asking questions during a q. and a. we will therefore not be given the microphone to by people during the q. nace not because we don't think why people have anything to offer to the discussion but because we want to amplify the voices of people of color if you know white person with a question piece share it with a member of the community all our speakers after the panel discussion. the event was organized by a group called the resisting whiteness collective the organizers say their aim is to raise awareness about the importance of anti racist actions in the u.k. the hosts of the event however have created 2 separate rooms called safe spaces for those who could feel overwhelmed or uncomfortable as one of them barring white people from even entering and bring inversed expressed concern over certain aspects before the event including the safe rooms the universities officials claim the organizers have started reviewing that

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let's get more on this from dr sarah chan from the university of edinburgh, who's one of the leaderse is a wide range potential for health care benefits. but these technologies also promise societal benefits from education, communication and lifestyle applications. and that is where it comes into the air when you're being able to be telepathic? is that possible? how much of a leap is that? let's be realistic about that. it is not yet possible to use the impact to read your thoughts precisely from someone's brain. we can look for patterns of neural activity, we can do things such as being able to understand the sorts of emotional responses that people have and you can look at patterns of neural activity that over time it might be able to be mapped to something like an action. so that is how prosthetic neural interfaces would work. they would find a pattern of neural signals that would correspond to letting your arm, for example. obviously that is possible, but although such a thing is being actively developed? and do you see positive benefits for that use the technology? yes. these ar

the anne rowling regenerative neurology clinic at the university of edinburgh was established in 2010t. good morning. the fifth and final ashes test, which is exciting but sadly for england, they can't win the ashes after they lost the fourth test last week and the urn goes back to australia, the first time it has gone from uk soil since 2001. not the best ashes series so far. the fifth and final ashes test gets underway in a few hours' time, at 11am, with a new—look england side hoping for the win that would level the series. sam curran and chris woakes come into the team for the match at the oval, with jason roy and craig overton dropped. and whatever the result, captainjoe root insists that after winning the world cup, this should be seen as a successful summer for england. to win the first 50 over world cup isa to win the first 50 over world cup is a huge achievement for english cricket. absolutely should be seen asa cricket. absolutely should be seen as a successful year. but we've got as a successful year. but we've got a chance to level the series and make it a slightly better

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