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December 13, 2022
Assaults ranged from slapping, scratching, spitting and verbal abuse to punching, biting, kicking and head-butting.
December 12, 2022
Shockina. shocking for the community. very shocking. yesterday _ shocking for the community. - shocking. yesterday was unlike anything i had ever seen. we had to dozens of residents my neighbours on driveways looking out, trying to process what had appeared to be really tragic news. we sell the community coming together and it was featured in your package, a local church came out to provide hot drinks for emergency workers and local residents. it is something that will have shocked this quite un...
December 11, 2022
Strange and the way that is presented but this is a story that is going to be with us for a few days because its not necessarily going to be over soon and were talking of, we help the families of these children do not have the spotlight put on them and questions asked about what were they doing there in the sort of thing because children are children and its exciting when theres snow and ice in it such a terrible shame that this tragedy has happened. is a this tragedy has happened. is a consider...
December 11, 2022
Thick— when the ice looks like it might be thick and — when the ice looks like it might be thick and support your weight, it is often _ thick and support your weight, it is often incredibly deceptive and once you are _ often incredibly deceptive and once you are in — often incredibly deceptive and once you are in that cold water, the papers — you are in that cold water, the papers are _ you are in that cold water, the papers are talking about all of the children. — papers are talking a...
December 9, 2022
In full the recommendations of independent bodies who make recommendations to the government about pay settlements in the public sector and often those pay settlements have been higher than what many people in the private sector are receiving but the government accepted them in full, to be reasonable and fair, but its right now that we also look to minimise disruption on peoples lives which is why we are looking at tough new laws. say you are looking at everything. what are we talking about? it ...
December 8, 2022
But one area of business is of course industrial relations and whether labour could actually make it easier to go on strike by the peelings of the legislation that exists for the conservatives and again asked rachel reeves when it came to for example government plans to set minimum service levels and government planned potentially to stop emergency workers going on strike in future and is not something a future labour government would repeal? the something a future labour government would repeal...
December 7, 2022
Christmas on the railways and amongst border force staff but nonetheless they seem to be working on some other options and when they were asked specifically would they consider banning strikes by those emergency workers who still have the right to strike, including ambulance crews who intend to go on strike, they said they were not ruling anything in or out and they obviously wanted to keep that option open. it will be the case that from usually conservative supporting newspapers and from backbe...
December 5, 2022
Caustic cloud on the island of java. video captured the explosive eruption saturday. a burst of ash shooting 15 kilometers into the sky. a sign for people living in the volcano shadow, its time to go. this man escaping on a motorbike, the ash caking on his face. he says he doesnt know where hes going, just somewhere out of the volcanos reach. authorities say nearly 2,000 people have been evacuated from the slopes of the volcano, which is located about 800 kilometers southeast of jakarta. the roa...
December 1, 2022
Amid a national debate about rising crime, policing, and homelessness, the mayor of new york city has issued a directive for law enforcement and emergency workers to begin hospitalizing more mentally ill people on the streets and subways involuntarily, not just for the safety of others but for their own welfare. >> it is not acceptable for us to see someone who clearly needs help and walk past. no more walking by or looking away. no more passing the buck. >> so, this has been getting some pushba...
November 29, 2022
Court, but they are still negotiating so if youre on the ground in mississippi now and youre wondering is the water safe, is this going to change my life? is doj is saying were trying to get there. >> thank you for being on this reporting for this for us. good to see you. still ahead, the new directive in new york city for police and other emergency workers to involuntary hospitalize people they think have significant mental illness. thats after the break. l illnes. thats after the break nts f...