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a highly unusual move and an insight into the gravity of their concerns. helen lost her daughter harriet in 2014 due to poor care at the trust. she's exasperated by today's findings. i feel incredulous that things have got so much worse. we've been told now for years that there was so much effort going into making things better, that it was ok, it was safe enough, things were improving, they were on a journey and it's clear that that was not true. good morning. last october, an independent review into maternity care at the trust found that at least 45 babies over an 11 year period could have survived with better care. it should have been a watershed moment, but today's findings indicate care has worsened and inspectors are closely monitoring east kent. it does mean enhanced scrutiny and enhanced oversight. so we're monitoring their compliance with conditions, we're monitoring information that we receive
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let's get into. this former u.s. attorney harriet -- as always, harry. it's great to talk to you. the only people that she wants working in the office during that time period our leadership staff and, quote, all armed investigators. what do you make of all this? >> i don't think it's very subtle, it's essentially an announcement that that is when she intends to bring down the charges. it is consistent with what we already knew and there's already an irony here for trump hoist by his own putter because the fact that he brings turmoil wherever he goes, it means you need advanced planning, we sought and the e. jean carroll case, where he had to announce in advance who he was gonna testify, and in the same, way he has threatened the votes and totally vilified them and they need bulletproof fasts. so you have to prepare for an event like the indictment of a
humanitarian and legal challenge all rolled into one.— rolled into one. you are speaking about republicans _ rolled into one. you are speaking about republicans in _ rolled into one. you are speaking about republicans in the - rolled into one. you are speaking about republicans in the house l rolled into one. you are speaking| about republicans in the house of representatives, it seems like republicans and democrats remain far apart on any sort of immigration reform. do you think there is a chance of reform in the near future? one would hope. 0ne chance of reform in the near future? one would hope. one thing to keep in mind is that the united states has it tremendous labour shortage now and so if there is ever a time to think of immigration reform for those who want to come and to work. this would be an ideal time to take up this would be an ideal time to take up labour visa reform.— up labour visa reform. thank you janet napolitano _ up labour visa reform. thank you janet napolitano for _ up labour visa reform. thank you janet napolitano forjoining - up labour visa reform. thank you janet napolitano forjoining us i up labour visa reform. thank you | janet napolitano forjoining us on janet napolitano forjoining us on bbc news and sharing your thoughts with us today. bbc news and sharing your thoughts with us today-— around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. harriet is about to meet a beauty practitioner, not to enhance her looks, but to repair a botched lip filler procedure done by someone else a few months ago.
cows on the loose. we probably all know someone who has had their lips done, but there were calls from experts to tighten regulation on lip fillers after treatments have gone wrong. they have grown increasingly popular but many people have been left in pain and embarrassed by their appearance. harriet had hers done and three months later her lips were so bloated she couldn't close her mouth properly. a bbc investigation has found a number of tenants in the west midlands being given no—fault evictions is at the highest level for five years. this type of eviction allows landlords to get rid of tenants with no reason. a27—year—old in birmingham told us she was issued a no sold eviction a few weeks after complaining about mould in the house. there is a bbc documentary on bbc iplayer at the moment called evicted which explains in more depth. a deposit free mortgage scheme aimed at young people currently
who�*s had their lips done, but there are calls from experts to tighten regulation on lip fillers after treatments have gone wrong. they have grown increasingly popular but many patients have been left in pain and embarrassed by their appearance. harriet had hers done, and three months later her lips were so bloated she couldn�*t close her mouth properly. a bbc investigation has found a number of tenants in the west midlands being given no—fault evictions is at the highest level for five years. this type of eviction allows landlords to get rid of tenants with no reason. a 27—year—old in birmingham told us she was issued a no—fault eviction a few weeks after complaining about mould in the house. there is a bbc documentary on iplayer at the moment called evicted which explains in more depth. a deposit—free mortgage scheme aimed at young people currently renting has been launched by uk building society skipton.
this is bbc news. harriet is about to meet a beauty practitioner, to prepare a botched lip filler procedure done by someone else a few months ago —— to repair. you can see how uneven her lips were after they were injected by the practitioner, and three months on she still could not close her mouth properly. i she still could not close her mouth ro erl . ., she still could not close her mouth --roerl. ., ,., properly. i would call this a botched job. _ properly. i would call this a botched job. it _ properly. i would call this a botched job. it is _ properly. i would call this a botched job. it is the - properly. i would call this a botched job. it is the wild l properly. i would call this a - botched job. it is the wild west and it is shocking that this is allowed to happen in our country. fine to happen in our country. one industry body _ to happen in our country. one industry body said _ to happen in our country. one industry body said 82% of members have treated patients with convocations caused by another provider, and dermalfillers are convocations caused by another provider, and dermal fillers are the biggest issue. the government has rejected a call by mps to bring forward a planned licensing scheme to regulate nonsurgical cosmetic procedures, they say they are still working on the scheme which will make it an offence for anyone to carry out specified nonsurgical procedures without a licence.
In her first four months in Congress, Representative Harriet Hageman has been busy. During her recent town hall meetings in Lincoln and Sweetwater counties, she recapped some of her latest developments in Congress. Rep. Hageman was chosen as the Co-Chair for the 118th Congressional Coal Caucus. As part of that, Hagemen is co-sponsoring H.R.1, the Lower Energy Costs Act.
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have gone wrong. they've grown increasingly popular, but many patients have been left in pain and embarrassed by their appearance. harriet had hers done, and three months later her lips were so bloated she couldn't close her mouth properly. other stories, a bbc investigation has found the number of tennants in the west midlands being given no fault evictions is at the highest level for five years now. this type of eviction allows landlords to get rid of tenants with no reason. one 27—year—old renter in birmingham told us that she was issued a no fault eviction a few weeks after complaining about mold in the house. there's actually a bbc three documentary on iplayer at the moment called evicted, which explains these issues in more depth. a deposit free mortgage scheme aimed at young people currently renting has been launched by uk building society.