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That we face and we get discriminated against, we just keep facing the barriers. rose ayling—ellis has backed the call too, she brought british sign language to the attention of millions when she won strictly come dancing, last year. now the government has said it will support a bill in parliament put forward by the labour mp, rosie cooper. this is saying government departments must recognise and use british sign language. therefore, out of their budget, they have to make those adjustments. so...

And, once passed into law, government departments will be required to report their use of bsl, and a panel of bsl users will be set up to advise ministers and officials. its hoped this will lead to bsl being more widely used in public settings, like this monthly signed service at manchester cathedral, and more interpreters being employed as a result. scotland already has a law promoting the use of bsl. there are campaigns for similar changes in wales and northern ireland. the new law in england ...

Change the law. of course and she has thrown herself behind - change the law. of course and she has thrown herself behind this i change the law. of course and she| has thrown herself behind this belt and there was incredible performances on strictly come dancing focused the public�*s mine. rosie cooper paid tribute to her in the commons today, saying she had shown the uk that what her dad had always told her, that deaf people can do anything, even the impossible.— can do anything, even the i...

Get senator mitt romney, on this issue of afghan refugees, he tried to shame anyone who didnt want to welcome afghan refugees with open arms last summer. watch. >> we have a moral responsibility, we welcome people into our country who seek asylum in those particularly who have fought alongside our troops. i for one am very pleased that we are going to have individuals that come to our country that can contribute to america and believe in the principles upon which our nation was founded. >> laura...

And officials. its hoped this will lead to bsl being more widely used in public settings, like this monthly signed service at manchester cathedral, and more interpreters being employed as a result. scotland already has a law promoting the use of bsl. there are campaigns for similar changes in wales and northern ireland. the new law in england is being described as a watershed moment for the deaf community, and the hope is that the estimated quarter of a million people who use bsl in some form ev...

Like this monthly signed service at manchester cathedral, and more interpreters being employed as a result. scotland already has a law promoting the use of bsl. there are campaigns for similar changes in wales and northern ireland. the new law in england is being described as a watershed moment for the deaf community, and the hope is that the estimated quarter of a million people who use bsl in some form every day will be able to play a more prominent role in society. jonathan blake, bbc news. a...

Translators, people that served alongside them 20 years in that country. how hard has it become to get afghans out? >> it has become almost impossible. there are tens of thousands, both former interpreters and also those who have in some way become at risk because of associated with the united states. the numbers qualifying for refugee status or museum tarian parole which allows them to come into the country on a humanitarian basis. the department of homeland security have taken a slow and slugg...

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Be safe. so, she was never accused of removing a record, which the inspector general found a very important. the inspector general said the act of removing a record is a different case. those are the kinds of cases that have been prosecuted. he >> that is right. so, there was not a malicious intent there by secretary clinton. here, you have priors from donald trump. there is a pattern of mishandling of classified information. you have meeting in the oval office with foreign mid -- on the russian...

Department. and on their emails, it would be safe. so, she was never accused of removing a record, which the inspector general found a very important. the inspector general said the act of removing a record is a different case. those are the kinds of cases that have been prosecuted. he >> that is right. so, there was not a malicious intent there by secretary clinton. here, you have priors from donald trump. there is a pattern of mishandling of classified information. you have meeting in the oval...