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Happened since 1994. and this has the potential to really, really impact next years crop, too, so you potentially could have two crops consecutively much lower than needed. when the supermodel halima aden announced she was quitting modelling in november last year because it was incompatible with her muslim faith, her exit sent shockwaves through the fashion industry. now, halima has been speaking to the bbc. heres what she had to say. you know, its not that i was made to do things that i didnt w...

Supermarkets? i because prospect of empty shelves in supermarkets?_ supermarkets? i think your viewers will say why — supermarkets? i think your viewers will say why did _ supermarkets? i think your viewers will say why did we _ supermarkets? i think your viewers will say why did we have _ supermarkets? i think your viewers will say why did we have to - supermarkets? i think your viewers will say why did we have to run - supermarkets? i think your viewers will say why did we have to run up. wi...

Similar to things i have experienced in the industry, so im very familiar with that. so in the industry, so im very familiar with that.- in the industry, so im very familiar with that. so when she decided to _ familiar with that. so when she decided to quit at _ familiar with that. so when she decided to quit at the - familiar with that. so when she decided to quit at the end - familiar with that. so when she decided to quit at the end of. decided to quit at the end of last year, where you at al...

Here permanently, but quite a lot of optimism here in the town. jane? martin, thank you very much. from beautiful scarborough, thank you. when supermodel halima aden announced she was quitting modelling in november last year because it was incompatible with her muslim faith, her exit sent shock waves through the fashion industry. now, in a bbc 100 women exclusive interview shes spoken with us designer tommy hilfiger about why she quit and the need to tackle racism and discrimination in the indus...

Your opinion, was the most striking finding from this report?— finding from this report? to be honest, there _ finding from this report? to be honest, there were so - finding from this report? to be honest, there were so many i finding from this report? to be i honest, there were so many striking findings. if you look through the report, we have so many real life experiences. but i think one of the main things i would say that we took was the deep systemic route issues. is it that so many of t...

Governing bodies are showing i governing bodies are showing willingness to really take on—board ideas around concussion protocols, etc. but we need to force their hand. it needs to happen now. they have been players with serious instances. there was one death of a teenage boy in this country. we need to take it seriously now. we cant just wait for evidence. has been research the last 20 odd years, mostly on man. i would say there needs to be independent funding now for research across both the...

Anything. we will be there as soon as it gets under way. our health correspondentjim reed is still with me. vicki was picking up on what you were saying about caution being the political watchword but equally, you have people on the conservative backbenches who really want today. we know about the damage it has done to business and that, as ever, that is the town and that is why these briefings are so fascinating when you have got the prime minister on two scientists whose job is just to look at...

Fourth step on the so—called road map for england, it felt that that would be a moment of returning to normality, maybe even signalling the end of the pandemic. 0f normality, maybe even signalling the end of the pandemic. of course we are nowhere near that, and i think thatis are nowhere near that, and i think that is the point now, it is different because they are opening up different because they are opening up all this restrictions, they are all being lifted at a time when cases are going u...

Questions asked in terms of what is the preparation done, do people know what to do when these things even happen? questions around what was the rule of the german government and what were the environmental services doing to get people read it? there is a really interesting line in this piece which says it is no use having massive computer models bit in what will happen if people do not know what to do in a flood. in the world be no living with lots of data and modelling and trying to get ahead ...

Keep them well and keep them at work during this busy time. b. 11th keep them well and keep them at work during this busy time.— during this busy time. a lot of discussion _ during this busy time. a lot of discussion around _ during this busy time. a lot of discussion around rejections l during this busy time. a lot of. discussion around rejections and modelling about how many cases and how many people in hospital with projections we could see 100,000 cases by the middle of august and 200 deat...