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Labor leader Anthony Albanese has talked tough on the economy, vowing to keep the Coalition’s stage three tax cuts while refusing to negotiate with the Greens.
Listen to me about why she is opposed. what worries me about this bill is it's very widely drawn and it's very vaguely worded and it really uses noise for the first time as a way for police to decide whether you or i are criminals. it actually extends even to one—person protests, so if you or i wanted to sit on a street corner shouting, the police now have very widely drawn powers to decide whether we are causing what they call in the bill "serious annoyance or serious inconvenience". now, that is very subjective. it's up to somebody else to decide, and i think really we are sleepwalking int...
Are probably good on that so, no. it harks back to those wonderful images of the royal yacht britannia and before that king edward vii conducting his royal, kingly diplomacy around the world, but those days are past. this isn't going to be a royal yacht britannia and i honestly don't see how it fits into promotion of modern, high—tech britain. that was a cross bench appear and a former ambassador to france amongst many otherjob former ambassador to france amongst many other job titles former ambassador to france amongst many otherjob titles talking about new vessel. —— cross—bench peer...
And welcome back to day two of the CBI’s Urban Revival conference. When I came to the UK from India in the early 1980’s for my further education, Britain was known as the ‘sick man of Europe’. And our cities were quite frankly pretty run down. With some even down and out. Fast-forward to today and so many of those cities are far more vibrant, happening, and attractive places to live, work and invest in. London is the greatest of the world’s great cities. And whether you go to Birmingham or Manchester, Edinburgh, or Cardiff, these are all now truly exciting and thriving cities.
Because the van is very narrow inside. we heard it's 17 inches from bench to cross bench. and he said that if he got in there in a seat belt that his gun would be exposed to any prisoner he was transporting and he believed that was a risk. he did say in the police academy he was taught that you were supposed to seat belt somebody in. but when he wept out for field training never once was there any explanation or to seat belt a prisoner inside the transport van. he said in essence, he didn't see it done. he also testified that he was very sorry what happened to freddie gray. he didn't want that...