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BBC World Service BBC World Service September 2, 2017 110600 - Vimarsana News

BBC World Service BBC World Service September 2, 2017 110600

No on topic once they might concede they use their phones a fair amount they see no problem in doing so in the face of repeated displays of parental anxiety that responses tend to range from whatever to just leave me alone which in many ways is much as it always was but do phones bring something new to the parent child relationship and to the development of children some research is believe that hours a day online is a factor behind a trend that does require explanation the sharply rising incidence of mental illness amongst young people in developed countries so will be consulting children an...

BBC World Service BBC World Service August 25, 2017 230600 - Vimarsana News

BBC World Service BBC World Service August 25, 2017 230600

Extra one hour of discussion on a single topic every week and this week is the rights and wrongs of statues the neo nazis said they marched in the u.s. City of Charlottesville to defend the statue of Robert e. Lee a civil war general who fought for the defeated forces of the South the neo nazis did not want it taken down and that and many others but many African-Americans and others say it's a statue that symbolizes slavery so it should come down it's like arguments in the u.k. About representation of Admiral Nelson in Pakistan Queen Victoria's statues were all taken down and few would object...

BBC World Service BBC World Service August 19, 2017 110600 - Vimarsana News

BBC World Service BBC World Service August 19, 2017 110600

And welcome to News Hour extra with Ellen but it Jen's facial recognition technology once the thing of science fiction and thrillers is coming to a screen Nay you for real it's helping police around the world arrest suspects but sometimes the wrong ones it was based upon this new technology they said it had run facial recognition and I was a match and it's been absolutely catastrophic for you because you have gone from Big being an investment bank it's at tonight living in a homeless shelter essential Yeah I've been kind of blackballed from the industry. And that losing all my security licens...

BBC World Service BBC World Service August 12, 2017 110600 - Vimarsana News

BBC World Service BBC World Service August 12, 2017 110600

Hello and welcome to News Hour extra with Jones broadcasting this week from the Pakistani city of Karachi 70 years ago after hundreds of years of British domination British India was partitioned into 2 independent nation states Hindu majority India and Muslim majority Pakistan and as a result some 12000000 people were made refugees Muslims headed towards Pakistan Hindus and Sikhs towards India and I'm now at the hope of the man who led the campaign for Pakistan Muhammad Ali Jinnah and when asking this week what would he make of Pakistan today we'll be looking at what Pakistan has achieved wha...

BBC World Service BBC World Service June 30, 2017 080600 - Vimarsana News

BBC World Service BBC World Service June 30, 2017 080600

Honestly it the whole foundation on Professor Carl handsome from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine so just sort of locate you all on this issue I'm going to ask you all to describe which you think is the best system in the world which country has the best system either you start us off Adam Gaffney who's got the best system I think the best system is probably an amalgam of a couple different systems but I think in the big picture a fully public system with either national health insurance like Canada or a national health service like the u.k. Serves the population best achiev...