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See, and we assume those who were fined by the police will pay their fines and that is the punishment that they have. >> why do we get a fine? we get a fine if we break the law. >> indeed when regulations went out -- >> the fines are being issued, it means that there are 20 instances people have broken the law. >> they have broken regulations that have been sit up and the police deemed what they have done and they are fined accordingly. >> why wont the prime minister say that? >> i say they want...

Money was gone. >> $180,000 lost? in cash? thats the sort of thing makes the cops sit up and take notice. tell me about the links between nissim and orlando? what were they doing together? >> some small real estate, from what we understand. >> but all these sound like businesses on the up and up. >> yes. >> cindy began to suspect that nissim must have had a reason to want her husband dead. but as for what he may have done -- >> i dont think she could say. she just kept saying that he had to be i...

Husband met and read that into the congressional record. weve got to stop this and call these people out for who they are. >> why -- why arent they doing that, james? why arent they as aggressive as you just laid out? why arent they as aggressive as we are all free to read on social media. >> because of democratic things, its human blah and you know. weve got less than a year to go between these off-year elections. and theyve got to start hitting and hitting hard and start telling the truth on t...

Inflation fears were already alarming consumers. prices of gas, food, practically every other good spiked in october. and i know, sir, that youre a member of the blue-collar caucus, so what are your constituents telling you about this? >> well, a couple points to consider. obviously, the dow dropping 1,000 points is something that will make one sit up and take notice. but i would point out that that just puts the dow back to where it was a month ago and its still significantly higher than it was...

In the commons later today. if passed, it would mean that public bodies like councils, schools and job centres would be required to specifically recognise the needs of people with the condition. 0ur disability affairs correspondent nikki fox reports. pull, pull, pull. tom is pumping iron at the gym. yeah, one more. the 17—year—old has down syndrome. he is working towards a career as a fitness instructor, and hes already whipping me into shape. is that a cheating sit—up? yeah. what if i let...

Much sequencing in order to try and spot these mutations early, as was the case with the alpha variant spotted in kent.— england could become the first country in the world to introduce legislation which would mean better support for people with down syndromes. mps will debate the proposed bill in the commons later today. if passed, it would mean that public bodies like councils, schools and job centres would be required to specifically recognise the needs of people with the condition. our dis...

55 past the hour. troubling new allegations about how the u.s. treated some migrants who were deported during the final months of the trump administration. several groups filed a complaint on behalf of three men sent back to cameroon. they say agents put them in this restraining device known as the wrap before they were deported. the men claim it was used in a way that amounts to torture. one of them described how it felt. he said there was so much pain in my waist and my back, i couldnt breathe...

Serious implementation problems, like corruption scandals, labour law violations and public protests. so scandals, labour law violations and public protests.— and public protests. so why should the _ and public protests. so why should the world _ and public protests. so why should the world sit - and public protests. so why should the world sit up - and public protests. so why should the world sit up and | should the world sit up and listen to this, why should the world worry about it?- world ...

Serious implementation problems, like corruption scandals, labour law violations and public protests. so why should the world sit up and listen to this, why should the world worry about it? well, beijing has a buyers remorse problem on its hands. many foreign leaders initially eager tojump on the belt and road bandwagon are now suspending or cancelling chinese infrastructure projects because of the debt sustainability concerns and because changes in public opinion are making it difficult for the...

And western europe, - we are seeing extremely deadly heat waves in the north—west . which has made everybody sit up in these countries, - but lets not forget that - climate change has been hitting poorer countries hard. just very briefly, henry. sorry. madagascar in particular, we are seeing a famine . happening before our eyes which might be the first i time in modern history- that is purely from climate change and not because of man—made causes. l 20 seconds, damian! i think we should go t...