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Of peoples lives. byline times was set up with the aim to investigate the crisis in british journalism. the media does hold a lot of power. its not to say that it doesnt do lots of good work and i think party—gate was exposed by the media, by itv news and the mirror. the repercussions of that meant the entire media then had to pick up on that story and it became very high profile. absolutely, it does good work. but it picks and chooses when it wants to do that. party—gate arguably, wasnt the...

Discourse that then affects policies. i think we saw that in a number of areas, not least brexit. its really interesting that its notjust the politicians wanting publicity and wanting to get some big newspapers who hold a lot of influence on side. its also what the politicians can do for the newspapers to satisfy some of the things that they are interested in. rosamond, im going interrupt. what is your take on that? one thing we havent talked about is that people have said the press is very much...

It really motivated me. so a lot of what we have done here in west virginia is a mirror of whats taken place in ghana. my ancestors raising hogs, chickens, you know, sustaining themselves for years. so bringing back that sense of pride and, you know, being a producer, a creator yourself. ultimately to leave a legacy of you see ay running around loving what hes doing, understanding whats going on. he understands value added. >> he tried to sell me honey. >> absolutely. >> look at that pretty thin...

Human errors, human frailty, the kids were braver than the police that day. the local police chief, as we know, has now gone. from a suspension to resignation. does that, in any way, satisfy the need of the people you represent, some of the families and parents? its bigger than that, its legislation, we have to find solutions to the problem. every law enforcement agency have failed. you had the local school police being blamed by the investigating authority, our texas state troopers. then they b...

Facing a lot of similar challenges. it really motivated me. so a lot of what weve done here in west virginia is a mirror of whats taken place in ghana. my ancestors grandparents, they were planting fruit trees on these hillsides, raising hogs, chickens, sustaining themselves for years. so bringing back that sense of pride and, you know, being a producer, a creator yourself. ultimately, to leave a legacy of -- you see awai running around, loving what he is doing. he understands value at his age a...

We dont want people to see our teeth. were depressed, were crying. youre not seeing whats going on in our bedrooms behind closed doors. dont just shout at us when were coming into your practices. like, understand why we might have had it done. just be a bit more sympathetic with it. you know, tillys given me a better understanding about why people are actually doing this. she had genuine, genuine concerns and insecurities. she wasnt brushing her teeth cos she didnt want to look in the mirror. sh...

And we keep giving donald trump this buffer of benefit of the doubt, he ordered the overthrow of the united states government and intended to walk down into the white house and have himself declared king donald the first. but we should do is we should be talking about how this mirror -- against american democracy isnt about the footsoldiers, its about the people organize those foot soldiers to come in and take on 245 years of democratic rule and attempt to wipe it away in one evening. >> malcolm...

>> nice of you to join us, dr. morrison. >> the success of "hill street blues" is a critical phenomenon, influenced everything that came after. and then of course you saw shows like "st. elsewhere." >> do you know what people call this place? st. elsewhere. a place you wouldnt want to send your mother-in-law. >> when it first came on, it was promoted as "hill street hospital." >> you give your patients the wrong antibiotics. you dont know what medications theyre on. you write the worst progress ...

Of peoples lives. byline times was set up with the aim to investigate the crisis in british journalism. the media does hold a lot of power. its not to say that it doesnt do lots of good work and i think party—gate was exposed by the media, by itv news and the mirror. the repercussions of that meant the entire media then had to pick up on that story and it became very high profile. absolutely, it does good work. but it picks and chooses when it wants to do that. party—gate arguably, wasnt the...

Wanted publicity and wanting to get some big newspapers who hold a lot of influence on side. its also what the politicians can do for the newspapers to satisfy some of the things that they are interested in. rosamond, im going interrupt. what is your take on that? one thing we havent talked about is that people have said the press is very much on side with borisjohnson. the coverage of all the things hes done wrong has been in the media. jennifer arcuri way back when it was a sunday times story....