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July 7, 2024
order an investigation into whether the home secretary broke the ministerial code. suella braverman was accused of asking civil servants to help her avoid taking part in a group speed awareness course after she was caught speeding. mr sunak says he has consulted with the independent advisor on ministerial interests and was advised that "on this occasion, further investigation is not necessary," and said he did not believe the matter amounted to a breach of the ministerial code. live no...
July 7, 2024
we start this hour here in the uk, where it is another complicated day in politics, two updates to bring you. first, the home secretary, suella braverman, will not face an investigation into her actions after she was caught speeding last year. the prime minister rishi sunak said he had consulted his ethics adviser, and concluded no ministerial rules were broken. braverman has acknowledged that she asked civil servants about arranging a private speed awareness course, because she said s...
July 7, 2024
having a seizure. that is a common reaction, as simon knows all too well. he has had epileptic seizures since he was seven. its like a volcano. you are waiting to explode. a lot of people dont know how to react. i have gotten to the stage of wanting to take my own life. the dog walker who found simon did call an ambulance. but the charity epilepsy action says many with the condition are often dismissed as being drunk or on drugs. in a survey for the charity, others reported being robbe...
February 13, 2024
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March 5, 2023
A LaPorte County sheriffs deputy pulled the driver over while making a U-turn near the 46-mile marker of Interstate 80/94 at 9:55 p.m. Saturday.
April 13, 2021
Greensboro Requests Electronic Monitoring To Reduce School Zone Speeding by Keri Brown 4:37pm Apr 13, 2021 Guilford County has dozens of schools located in high traffic areas throughout Greensboro. KERI BROWN/WFDD The city of Greensboro wants to use electronic monitoring to catch speed limit violations in school zones. State lawmakers have filed a senate bill that would allow for the creation of a pilot program at some sites. The Greensboro Police Department would select the...
December 12, 2019
The house judiciary committee set to vote tomorrow on two articles of impeachment on donald trump. if they pass, the full house will vote next week. michael moore, good evening to both of you. laura, weve heard it again and again the argument theres no crime here. does that matter? >> no. theres not a erequirement constitution. the phrase "high crimes and misdemeanorers" exists. the code on the books right now doesnt exist. you wouldnt want to impeach a president over a speeding violation. but y...
December 12, 2019
Against president trump. if they pass, which is all but certain, the full house will vote on them likely next week. i want to bring in laura coates, michael moore. good evening to both of you. laura, we heard it again and again from republicans, the argument that there is no crime here. does that matter? >> well, no, theres actually not a requirement in the constitution you have to actually commit a crime. that would make sense, right? because the phrase, "high crimes and misdemeanors" exist, mu...
February 12, 2019
Not been convicted of -- not basically been convicted of a crime at all. >> tucker: no, no. 88%. according to the d.h.s. numbers that are out today, 88% have been either convicted of or charged with. you typically detain, especially a noncitizen a flight risk you detain people until you convict or acquit them. 88% of crimes not related to immigration status is a lot. >> what the democrats are trying to do and well see what comes from the negotiation is say lets go after the national security thr...
February 12, 2019
Commit crimes, i look at the "reason," the libertarian magazine. october of 2018 says 58% have not been convicted of -- not basically been convicted of a crime at all. >> tucker: no, no. 88%. according to the d.h.s. numbers that are out today, 88% have been either convicted of or charged with. you typically detain, especially a noncitizen, whos a flight risk, you detain people until you convict or acquit them. 88% of crimes not related to immigration status is a lot. >> what the democrats are tr...