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Preston lives in Larue County, spending more than 20 years as a middle school teacher. Through her time as an educator, the urge grew to learn more about the place she calls home.
Preston lives in Larue County, spending more than 20 years as a middle school teacher. Through her time as an educator, the urge grew to learn more about the place she calls home.
street. that's what we're talking about. here. let me go to carla. just ae questions on this. and then i have a follow on something separate. um why did it take so long to brief the secretary about the leaks? he said that he was briefed on april the sixth. and would you classify that delay as a failure of the open source? intelligence teams? absolutely not. we were notified . you know, the department became aware on the fifth. the secretary was briefed hours later in the morning of the six. i don't consider that a delay. thanks to follow on that these documents were available. long before april 5th and sixth. so what took so long for d, o d and the intelligence communities to locate these documents? yes so that's really something that the investigation will tell us. that said. i think it's important. remember that that diodes, intelligence activities are primarily focused internationally, so to the extent that the department collects any information related
republicans outraged rightfully so. we are learning in america the greatest crime you can have is to be republican whether you are a parent at a pta meeting labeled a domestic terrorist or the former president the united states, democrats are going to come after you any way they can and i think people are rightfully upset. >> brian: we will see if there is anything else in that indictment besides what we know. something in there surprise about his corporate financing', with his business. we will see. >> steve: got to be a felony. if things are aspect lated, people like is a carla i don't see anything here. senator from louisiana said you can't believe. >> senator joe manchin. >> ainsley: sad day for america he said. >> you talk about the border. know that governor nikki haley is going down to the border today to announce her policy to seal that border once and for
away and having time out from being surrounded by the military, and just being free to have some fun. and you relax and then the children relax, and they start to open up and talk. scotty's lodge is now open. today in exmouth, a new place for bereaved military families to spend time together and to create new, happier memories. the charity also offers emotional and educational support to children and young people who have lost a parent. tried to get a little bit older with the bed in here, for the teenagers as well. corporal mark palin was 33 when he was killed in afghanistan. he left behind a one—year—old son, lennon, and wife carla, who was pregnant with his daughter. the week that he was meant to be coming back on leave, he was killed over there. my life changed forever that day. i was pregnant and then i had to give birth to his daughter on my own, so my life just changed forever. and when he was older,
when he was killed in afghanistan. he left behind a one—year—old son, lennon, and wife carla, who was pregnant with his daughter. the week that he was meant to be coming back on leave, he was killed over there. my life changed forever that day. i was pregnant and then i had to give birth to his daughter on my own, so my life just changed forever. and when he was older, lennon benefited from having someone to talk to about his dad. for him it was online, just him and the counsellor talking, and he found it so helpful to be able to talk freely about his dad without the fear of upsetting me. when someone is bereaved, l unless you've gone through it, i suppose, it's very difficult - to understand the pressures they're under, what they're feeling. and scotty's little soldiers really provides a bolthole for families l to go to to recharge _ their batteries, where the kids can really enjoy themselves and let loose. - it�*s always just a nice
While U.S. school districts look to recover from a mass exodus of teachers brought on by various factors – including the COVID-19 pandemic and low pay – two former educators
many parents only found out this morning whether their children could go to school. figures from the institute for fiscal studies show that most experienced teachers have seen a pay cut of up to 13% since 2010 but from next year, newly qualified teachers in england will be starting on £30,000. unions say there is a crisis in recruiting and keeping teachers in the profession. 0ur education editor branwen jeffries reports. a cold start for these teachers on strike in essex. some toots of support. for carla, it's notjust about her pay but also younger colleagues-— colleagues. having to take second 'obs in the colleagues. having to take second jobs in the evening because - jobs in the evening because they can't afford the petrol to drive to work. do can't afford the petrol to drive to work. , .,, can't afford the petrol to drive to work. , ., ., can't afford the petrol to drive to work. , . ., , work. do you personally know people who've taken — work. do you personally know people who've taken second _
she spends most of her days, in this one room. how often do you put the rest of the heating on in the house? when i'm having a shower, which is once a week because of the expense with the gas. a talented artist, she struggled to make ends meet, even restricting how many christmas cards she sent to save money. this is not how retirement was meant to be. to be honest, yes. it's it's not fair. i've worked hard all my life. all right, we're scrimping and saving now. but how long for? it is a worry. carla encourages and cajoles her clients to engage and stay positive. but communities that have long struggled with poverty and isolation are being strained further by rising prices. michael buchanan, bbc news, northeast wales. the prime minister has insisted he acted "pretty decisively" in sacking nadhim zahawi as the conservative party chairman, after he was found to have broken