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Co-opt so many of the people i work with. >> the subtitle, how we almost lost our democracy and still could. so youre saying its still possible we could lose our democracy here in the united states? >> without a doubt. and the way that happens is the way it happens in other countries. its not always by violent revolution. its through quasi-legal means. its by using the architecture of democracy to destroy democracy. which is what theyre doing around the country in these state legislatures. they ...

This much we do. some closure for the family perhaps on the details of their daughters tragic death. but so many questions besides. lets go to laura ingle with the latest. laura? >> as you mentioned, the cause of death made public by the coroner. he said she died by strangulation and explained how his team came to their conclusions on a zoom call. >> we look at the crime scene, the scene of the death, the scene of the body. the condition of the body. findings of autopsy and toxicology. >> that i...

Things moving. and that clearly didnt work very well. it didnt do it needs to do, which is to prevent group thing. one of the big emphases in the report is the fact that it sees the need for international voices within the advisory bodies like the scientific advisory body and elsewhere to bring a different voice into somewhere else. 0therwise voice into somewhere else. otherwise you end up with people who are educated, very similarly who think very similarly from similar backgrounds who dont fin...

Lockdown, the expectation was that the tolerance in terms of how long people would live with lockdown for was a far shorter period than actually has proven to be the case. the second lockdown came in november. mps say a so—called "circuit—breaker" in england in september might have slowed the virus, though the emergence of a new variant wasnt then known. labour said the reports stark conclusions couldnt be ignored. to use language that this . was one of the worst public health failures in th...

Stark conclusions couldnt be ignored. to use language that this . was one of the worst public health failures in the uk, - that is a damning indictment. and my thoughts are with - the families whove lost people because of these failures. the mps report is highly critical of the test and trace system in england. it says it was set up much too late and that capacity shouldve been built up much earlier in the pandemic, in line with some other countries. halting community testing in the early weeks ...

Get that down you, lads, ey? events like the cheltenham racing festival in mid—march, the report adds, may have spread the virus. i think there is an issue there of hindsight, because at the time of the first lockdown, the expectation was that the tolerance in terms of how long people would live with lockdown for was a far shorter period than actually has proven to be the case. but the labour leader said the reports stark conclusions couldnt be ignored. to use language that this was one of the...

This is true cities across the country. but its prosecutors offices as well. ive a friend of the new york citys district attorney office and they wont prosecute more minor crimes because they are getting pressure above, the political winds have changed so much, that they are not allowed to enforce a lot of these laws. if you go to the place on the corner, everything in his in plastic. if you want to get for different things coming up two plus a little button and then the tired, annoyed employee ...

The decision by borisjohnson�*s government to delay the first covid lockdown was a "serious error" and part of one of the "biggest public health failures" in the history of the united kingdom. thats one of the stark conclusions of a report by two parliamentary committees at westminster. the mps say the delay in introducing a lockdown last year cost thousands of lives. many of those lost were elderly and vulnerable people in care homes. there was also criticism of �*light touch border control...

On all federal workers and large companies. but is the governors order legal? well speak to the mayor of austin. hello, welcome to the programme. how did the uk a country that, pre—covid, had been held in such high regard for its pandemic preparedness, end up with one of the highest death tolls per capita of any large economy? the first official report into what went wrong was released today, a joint inquiry by two parliamentary committees, and it comes to some damning conclusions. the committ...

Are unveiled. also worth getting an update. to remember a few weeks ago we were talking about the shortage of carbon dioxide because it was made by a fertiliser factory as a by—product? they had shut down temporarily due to high energy costs. yesterday a deal was done that industry would guarantee a price. two, meaning the factory can stay open for definite untiljanuary next year. that is an example where a little bit of government money at the factory for a couple of weeks in the factory for ...