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Again the chairman of the health called for an investigation. there is still time and we need to have bipartisan consensus to come together and try to find out what happened so we can avoid it happening again. >> trace: lastly i just have to ask this. a researcher said they read the documents and saying the scientists were trying to make -- it could have been quoting apocalyptic. it is dangerous stuff they were dealing with back in 2018. >> exactly right. we had a very robust debate in 2012 arou...

Championships in 2020. the second is for us to win the world cup in 2022. what weve seen as a result of eppp is the ability of clubs to recruit more young players at a relatively low cost to the club. but it also means that the number of kids who are going to fail is going to increase as well. the factory farm mentality of the academies has meant that theres an awful lot of pressure upon everybody involved. the scouts, the coaches, but also these young players. and its that aspect which is the m...

A professional match. parents like nigel are on a constant knife edge. is it not exhausting as a parent? its exhausting and its a relief if your sons successful. and if not? if not, it could be a disaster. nine years ago the premier league and the football association introduced the elite player performance plan — or eppp. academies were expanded, money was ploughed in and ambitious targets were set. the first is for the england team to at least reach the semi finals of the euro

Without ever starting a first team game, i received the news id been dreading. i was deemed not good enough and released. i dropped out of the professional game forever. there are growing concerns that the pressure to make it is affecting young players�* mental health. the suspected suicide of 18—year—old jeremy wisten, who was released by manchester citys academy prompted top stars to take to social media. an inquest intojeremy�*s death is yet to be held. do you think enough is done to ...

Theres two really great and important stories to tell. one, of course, is how dynamic modernity was in iran in the mid—20th century. between the second world war and the iranian revolution, there was an incredible scene of arts within iran. you had many different art schools and academies, you had private galleries, you had, by the early �*50s, 700 newspapers, public television — which was a very radical public television programme — and you had biennales and art fairs and the shiraz per...

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Theres not going to be a lot of people there. people understood that theres real risk that this the great orange savior is not going to save them and people will be much more cautious. on a structural level, i thought they contextualized this very well. im not afraid of these fools down here. these folks, they have no structural power. theyre simply hood ornaments on the vehicle of white supremacy. thats all they are. theyre crash test dummies. im worried about the folks in state legislators, an...

Teaching unions are warning that schools are going to be put in a difficult position. head teachers are wary of being stuck in the middle. it is not the job of schools and academies up and down the country to make decisions about whats in the best interests of individualfamilies. thats a decision that families need to come to together. youre being put in a really difficult position, arent you? its a challenging situation, but i think as a head teacher in a secondary school, im not going to be fo...

In a difficult position. head teachers are wary of being stuck in the middle. it is not the job of schools and academies up and down the country to make decisions about whats in the best interests of individualfamilies. thats a decision that families need to come to together. youre being put in a really difficult position, arent you? its a challenging situation, but i think as a head teacher in a secondary school, im not going to be forcing anyone to do anything that they choose not to. the fear...

Head teachers are wary of being stuck in the middle. it is not the job of schools and academies up and down the country to make decisions about whats in the best interests of individualfamilies. thats a decision that families need to come to together. youre being put in a really difficult position, arent you? its a challenging situation, but i think as a head teacher in a secondary school, im not going to be forcing anyone to do anything that they choose not to. the fear of more empty classrooms...