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You have mentioned we are having a lot of trouble with recruitment which we are. you are going to see fewer people wanting to enlist if they are going to have to deal with their children having to deal with this and they are going to have to have this trouble in their families. but its going to require leadership at the executive level going to require congress equal amount of backbone to that we have to win an election honestly to change it. >> pete: question not whether dod went woke. never di...

>> if that was necessary we should have some changes at the executive level. i find this fascinating and also horrifying to see which identity politic group matters the most. and if this is the -- this is the best the democrat party has to offer, then i think its shocking to say the least. >> how bad is feinstein right now? she must be in rough condition. she has got shingles. sounds nasty. where do you think she is in all of this? do you think she is comprehending? >> i dont know. i mean, again...

The Anthony Albanese government has advertised for a specialist LGBTQI advisor to join the Sydney-based Australian Human Rights Commission. 

Peoples you know, brain when they go to vote, president biden has not always been comfortable on this issue. his vice president has been taking the lead, but do they see that this is a this is a building block for them, and especially their turnout model, and you definitely see vice president harris really putting a lot of her focus and efforts on addressing abortion, i think one thing that could also be a galvanizing force in the coming weeks is whatever happens down in texas with that judges r...

Believes that they have had to listen. it is also important members make the final decision, unite will support members which have heard the decision they now make, as members are consulted, strike action will be paused. it will be put in front of them without a direction to accept it by unite, it would seem, and it goes on to say this government clearly does not hold to heart, it is clear from actions, britain clearly does not hold to heart, it is clearfrom actions, britain has clearly does not...

Still have to face the sort of a battle but here we are. i am proud to continue this fight, and i am very, very sad that we have to. >> and a big part of that fight is happening in your state and states across this country, arizona among the dozens of states trying to make voting more difficult, which feels like, having learned the long lesson. talk to us about some of the potential restrictions you could be looking at. >> well, many potential restrictions we might be looking at are sort of the ...

But whats been achieved is quite revolutionary. in 2011 this was a harsh and watercooler conversation. really what it was taking place amongst women stop and this is now a core and critical business topic. i nearly today in modern day leader, being able to recruit, to manage, to promote, develop a diverse team, that a call leadership capability. thats a very long way from where we were a decade ago. in way from where we were a decade a . o. , way from where we were a decade auo. , ., , , ago. in...

This is bbc news. im sally bundock with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. after years of negotiations and four prime ministers, rishi sunak and the eus ursula von der leyen hammer out a fresh post—brexit deal for northern ireland. the plan is to do away with some big barriers to domestic trade hampering imports from the rest of the uk. businesses see this as very positive and some of the big issues theyve been raising have now been addressed. celebration...

The Philippine Science High School (PSHS) System gathered various delegates bound from 16 PSHS campuses and the Office of the Executive Director to honor the collective success of the institution. Special Science Teacher V Leo Andrei A. Crisologo of PSHS-Main Campus receives his Sinagtala Scienc

The people they stop as a danger to them. and then, of course there is the complaint about a systemic, racist culture in the police force, that they do see people of colour is more likely to be criminal and as people they will receive fewer consequences from for treating in a brutal way. that is the complaint about the systemic racism in the police force. all of this comes together in different ways. thank you so much. we can now speak to greg donaldson whos associate professor atjothay college ...