a poll, patrice is a researcher and professor at the university of edinburgh, and he's one of the 3 authors of that study earlier i asked him what information is being disclosed? right, so there are broadly 4 types of information. ready that are being disclosed. we categorize these as the voice specific geo location, specific user profile and socialization shape. so some of the things make sense for, you know, a big. ready spikes system updates, for instance the i m a o s was shown. sometimes you need application that really depend on the information such as tps already. so it's mops. but if you kind of combine all these information together, new collect all at the same time, that kind of believe so much about the maybe more than, than what's necessary about the use of the app. and then you probably don't need a way that obligation to kind of share the information about s. m. s. marshal called his study. and the information is being sent and being sent to that is said, but across china we identified those being managed in beijing hun joe, one chunk bunch of other places. but in general, the

a poll, patrice is a researcher and professor at the university of edinburgh. and he's one of the 3 authors of that study. earlier i asked him what information is being disclosed? right? so there are broadly 4 or 5. so information that are being disclosed, we categorize these as the voice specific g, o location, specific user profile and social relationships. so some of the things makes sense for you. ok, thanks bikes. system all day. for instance, the i, me or the, or where we're shown. sometimes you need application that really depend on the information such as tps the already. so the smart. but if you kind of combine all of these information together and collect all at the same time, that kind of reveals too much about the maybe more than, than what's necessary about the use of the 20th, then you probably don't need a way that obligation to kind of share the information about s m s and my so called he study and the information is being sent and it's being sent to various said, but it's across china. we identified those being managed in beijing hun joe, one bu

the department and the head of the faculty did not accept it the faculty of medicine of the university of edinburgh, scotland said that you should go during the war, think for yourself, i told you to think about it, and like my country is in the fire of war, i have to go and help, mr. doctor, during the war , you were in scotland with a family of two children, and in terms of income and the facilities and everything is excellent. it means that you had a very snowy life. i want to say that i had a luxurious life, a comfortable life, and i loved work, science, and seeing sick people, and i used to get well. the number of the country of iran means the first happy feeling that i felt guilty why should i serve a foreigner when the country of destination needs it? later, i was so overwhelmed by the treatment of chemical drugs that i fell in love with work. someone doesn't appreciate it, he said, i think the president of the university or the ministers, the prime minister, or above us , i don't need encouragement at all. how successful were you in the treatment of chemical veterans? once, on friday night

i was in edinburgh, scotland, i was an assistant professor at the faculty of medicine. universityedinburgh in scotland scotland life is very calm and comfortable we had, and my wife, who had finished the pediatric dentistry course, was also working there , and she said, "i agree in conscience that you stay and don't." i said no , i feel guilty . i decided to go back to the difficult years with the chemical madman, not only in mashhad , which we had in the whole country, that is, with the love of the people, i was in need of a chemical amok . i worked around the clock for at least 12 hours and from 9 to 14 hours . isfahan , tabriz, one medical toxicology person in time in iran it wouldn't have been if you were a doctor, if you didn't come back, only when we came back from scotland, rezin go. my resignation was not accepted by the head of the department, the dean of the faculty of medicine of the university of edinburgh, scotland said that you should go and think about yourself during the war. i have to go to help, mr. doctor, during the war, you were in scotland with a family of tw

was not accepted by the head of the department, the dean of the faculty of medicine of the university of edinburgh, scotland said that you should go think for yourself during the war. i have to go help mr. doctor, during the war, you were in scotland with a family of children, and in terms of income , facilities and everything , you had a very professional life . i used to get sick and do good research, the facilities were available, and i really loved the treatment of children who were not treated chemically. iran's country number was happy at first. i felt a pang of conscience, why should i serve a stranger, when the country is in need of medical treatment? i became a chemist and fell in love with work, my colleagues and friends my students and staff were saying that it's not working well. you can't do it yourself. i once said that it's a pity that no one appreciates all this work. i said that i'm the president of the university or the minister or the prime minister or someone above us. i don't need encouragement at all. how successful were you in treating chemical veterans? i remember he called

the medical school of the university of edinburgh, scotland said that you should go and think about yourself during the war. i said so. i see you thinking about this emotional issue, my country is in the fire of war, i have to go and help you, mr. doctor, during the war , you were in scotland with your family and two children, and in terms of income, facilities and everything, you had a very comfortable life. i want to say that life i had the luxury of a comfortable life and introduction, and i love work i was able to see the science and illness and i was well, the facilities were available and i really loved the treatment of the children who were not chemically treated. iran's country number means that at first , i was happy. i felt a pang of conscience, why should i serve a stranger, while the country of destination needs a dimension? i was so overwhelmed by the chemical treatment that i fell in love with work, my colleagues like my night, my associates said that it is not working well , you won't take it yourself . minister or prime minister or higher than published and i do not need how

of iraq against the fighters in the war. iran and iraq war broke out between iran and iraq, where were you, i went to edinburgh scotland when i was an assistant professor at the university of edinburgh medical school in scotland, we had a very peaceful and comfortable life, and my wife, who was working there long after she finished having children, said she would agree with your conscience that you stay, and i said no, i feel a pang of conscience. i love my homeland all the time and i have to go and help. now, that's why when i decided to return , i had difficult years with majnoon chemical, not only in mashhad, but in the whole country, that is, with me, i need the love of the people to be chemically amok around the clock, at least 12 i worked from 9 to 14 hours chemical treatment, education of students in tehran , shiraz, isfahan, tabriz , there was no medical toxicology person in iran on time . during the war, think about yourself, i said to see you, i think about you here, it's like my country is in the fire of war, i have to go and help you, mr. doctor, during the war , you were in scotland with your family and two children . i want you to have a very professional

baathist regime of iraq against the fighters in the iran -iraq war, the iran-iraq war, where were you? i went to edinburgh . scotland when i was an assistant professor at the university of edinburgh medical school in scotland, we had a very peaceful and comfortable life, and my wife, who had completed the children's course there , was doing this . i love my country and my compatriots and i have to go help me. now, for this reason, when i decided to return, i had difficult years with chemical insanity, not only in mashhad, but in the whole country, that is, because of the love of the people of this amok warrior , i was subjected to chemical treatment around the clock, at least 12:09 to 14:00. teaching students of tehran , shiraz, isfahan, tabriz, there was no medical toxicology in iran at the time. war 2 think i said i see you, think about it and feel like the country stopped the war between you were in scotland with your family and two children, children with you, everything is good, great, great , you had a very rich life, i want to say that i had a very luxurious and luxurious life, but i had a comfortable and prosperous life. and i love work, science, and illness,

let's be through that nicholas mchugh and who's a professor of territorial politics at the university of edinburgh. she's joining us from fall kirk and scotland. welcome to al jazeera. so were you surprised by this announcement? i was certainly the place but it came to be and nobody was really bad, but we read, expecting at some point in the parliament, is tam nicholas surgeon with that bag and had been sent to bethel say she's been in prayer for 8 years. the 1st minister that's a long claim, and i think we did see some glimpses to be in her statement of the personal toll, the personal sacrifice that holding that high office for that long time t in both. do you think that she's leaving with relatively high popularity or, or what's going on with the pulling numbers? yes, i mean clearly that having some physical issues that have affected her whole ratings mostly arranged the difficult issue of changing the law and gender recognition. but i don't think this was her being pushed the pressure for her to to resign. i think the meetings we have picked up again, probably she remained pretty popular as a l

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my daughter had graduated the first from university of edinburgh and she was almost exclusively for thes there. i've got another friend to actually she has completely put her crohn's disease at bay by, sticking to a vegan based diet. it's a matter of common sense. first of all, in how you eat, there's perfectly healthy vegan diets that you can stick , but you can that you can stick, but you can also eat a great meat based diet . i'm a meat lover. i like nothing than that t—bone steak. in fact a nice coat to both with the bone marrow poured on top. i'm your girl. the bone marrow poured on top. i'm your girl . but the fact of i'm your girl. but the fact of the matter is you need to give people choice . students need people choice. students need a choice . and i think there's far choice. and i think there's far too much virtue signalling going on in this debate . what we need on in this debate. what we need is a common attitude to it. on in this debate. what we need is a common attitude to it . your is a common attitude to it. your reaction, mark, at gbnews.uk are you willing to go plant t

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she studied history at university of cambridge and edinburgh.mployed as an accountant in the banking industry, not winning you over yet . let's have a little look at yet. let's have a little look at doing an interview about some of her faith values. in your view wrong then for people to have children outside of marriage that that's your view as well mean you're asking me what i impose my views on other people ultimately what you're asking i'm just asking what your view is that correct? you know, in terms of me personally , that is terms of me personally, that is the approach i would practise. but you're asking me , do but you're also asking me, do i think that some of my family who've done that are wrong? do i think that's a my friends you've done that are wrong? i mean, i accept . yes she accepts them accept. yes she accepts them talking on sky news that kate forbes to condescend everybody who's ever had a child outside of wedlock. john williams well i mean , i agree with you and don't mean, i agree with you and don't share these views . kate f