politicians like myself is that, at the moment, the government is failing to provide the support in orderfor people to failing to provide the support in order for people to change their behaviour. you can't outsource it to mayors and cities. this is a problem that will hit most of the uk because we do have a masons in some of our big major towns and cities that are not safe. we have to clean up or out. we have to help people to do that. the report in uxbridge and south ruislip tells you people want to do the right thing but they don't want to be penalised because they can't afford to change their vehicles, and there is not a scrappage scheme that complies with the legislation to enable them to do the legislation to enable them to do the right behaviour. i think the public want to do the right thing. theyjust want to public want to do the right thing. they just want to make sure they are not penalised for it. i hear that. i think that is something that all political parties need to reflect on. a, , ., , political parties need to reflect on. , ., , ., on. keir mather, 25 years old, the bab of on. keir mather, 25 years old, the baby of the _ on. keir mather, 25 years old, the baby of the house, _ on. keir mather, 25 years old, the baby of the house, i _ on. keir mather, 25 years old, the baby of the house, i understand, | on. keir mather, 25 years old, the | baby of the house, i understand, is the title that has now been given to him. what would be your advice to a
that, to become a trades person and masons, electricians, plumbers, it is a very varied industry the building trades. and it's good, honest work and the pay is -- can be very good. there is -- plus overtime and benefits and the unions do a good job of training their members. >> bill: i sense a shift in america now. toward skills like yours. just the double digit demand is tremendous. carpenters up 23%, stone masons up 45%. construction labor 18%. do you see that in your business? >> what we see is just again yes, we're in demand i'm not sure how to answer it except to say that we're -- if i had more workers, i could get a lot more done. >> bill: that's a catch. you cannot find enough people to carry the workload. >> no, i cannot.
software developers. don't stop me now. web designers, cyber security specialists. the vats, architects, lab technicians, artists, dancers, choreographers, orchestral musicians, pay layers, masons, plasterers, carpenters. iwas musicians, pay layers, masons, plasterers, carpenters. i was going to ask you about the points—based system. can you do two things at once? how does the points—based system work? borisjohnson was talking about that a lot. system work? boris johnson was talking about that a lot.- talking about that a lot. being nerdy about — talking about that a lot. being nerdy about it, _ talking about that a lot. being nerdy about it, we _ talking about that a lot. being nerdy about it, we have - talking about that a lot. being nerdy about it, we have had i talking about that a lot. being i nerdy about it, we have had eight points—based system for ages, actually. itjust keeps getting rebooted and relaunched with slight tweaks. in essence, it's a system used in many countries around the world, including australia, and...
Held once every two decades, the Maha Kumbhabhishekam, marking the renovation and expansion of the temple, was witnessed by more than 20,000 Hindus, including 15 priests and visitors from Singapore, Malaysia and Mauritius, the ABC News reported.Sacr
Held once every two decades, the Maha Kumbhabhishekam, marking the renovation and expansion of the temple, was witnessed by more than 20,000 Hindus, including 15 priests and visitors from Singapore, Malaysia and Mauritius, the ABC News reported.Sacr
for the first time, visitors to westminster abbey will be allowed to walk on the very spot in front of the high altar where king charles will have been crowned. since the 19th century, the mediaeval mosaic floor known as the cosmati pavement has been covered with carpet, or roped off to the public. but for a few weeks after the coronation, it will be open to the public — but only if shoes are removed. 0ur royal correspondent sarah campbell reports. in just six weeks' time, westminster abbey will host another coronation. since 1066, 39 monarchs have been crowned here. and for the past 700 years, beneath their feet has been this — a mosaic made from thousands of pieces of glass, marble and stone. the cosmati pavement. it's just so unusual that this is here. italian masons came here with all their materials.