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earlier this year, that is the only detail that they are giving about when they found out. a member of staff has been dismissed but the metropolitan police tonight are involved in a criminal investigation say no one so far has been arrested. he leave is the key point is to find out where this stuff has gone in to try and recover it. in terms of a security breach it is usually embarrassing for british museum and to be cannot tell for how long this was going on for. the only thing thatis was going on for. the only thing that is clear to me is they think they have stopped it and the member of staff who once worked here is now dismissed. ., ~ of staff who once worked here is now dismissed. ., ,, , ., . of staff who once worked here is now dismissed. ., ,, i. . ., dismissed. thank you so much for that, robin. _ around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making the news. junior doctors in scotland have accepted a pay offer from the scottish government — ending the threat of further strike action.
gone in there at least a bit more prepared to answer the question given the fact that with all those things being true. to be able to put a pin on it to say, look, this was a clerical our practice was something that we are going to be taking seriously and we are going to see is to investigate because we don't accept leaks in this office. she did not say either of those things. and instead said that she did not have any knowledge of how this works at the clerk's office, the clerk's office. so that was a bit confusing. and i'm sure they're going to have to at least my thought process here is that they are going to have to come out with another, well, another explanation for why there was that leak, if it was just a clerical error or with no. robin thank you both. to her jeff paul, the timeline because they are saying six months. i want to bring in vik bajaj.
health service, education, interest rates, mortgages, building houses? certainly the conservative see it is very important for the crucial swing voters. it may be all about survival for rishi sunak because the opinion polls at the moment are not looking great for the tories. tommy smith's former head of border welcome back. robinjenkins, former rnli volunteer for 20 plus years, founder of the international bird rescue charity atlantic pacific. robin, what do you think about the rhetoric around this and the political weight that is put upon it? good morning to you. good morninu. upon it? good morning to you. good morning- i — upon it? good morning to you. good morning- i find _ upon it? good morning to you. good morning. i find it _ upon it? good morning to you. good morning. i find it very _ upon it? good morning to you. (emf. morning. i find it very disturbing. ifind it very morning. i find it very disturbing. i find it very disappointing that the language that we used to describe our fellow human beings who are desperately looking for safety
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continues? >> harris: it's a sanctuary city. the door is open. we'll have to see. robin, thank you, god bless your children. >> thank you so much. >> harris: tomorrow i'll kick off a special series here on "the faulkner focus." democracy 2024, families in "focus." i'll talk with the spouse else and family members of the presidential candidates. they will take you behind the scenes on campaign trail life and bring you stories from their homes, some of them. the closest people to those wanting to become commander-in-chief go in "focus." tomorrow i will introduce you to a doctor ramaswamy, a surgeon. i spent the day with her and her husband as they were campaigning. she alongside vivek ramaswamy in new hampshire. you don't want to miss it. a massachusetts couple is taking aim at their state now. they claim it denied them a license to foster children in need because of their religious
people here. the tent city will house 2,000 male migrants. a "new york post" op-ed argues, a quote, school children got the message once again this week that they come dead last in new york's pecking order. end of quote. robin ryder is a mom in new york city and joins me now. robin, tell me the baseline problem with what's going on now and how it is affecting you. >> the main problem is that we really don't have a lot of green space and space that is designated for our children to play sports and this island was a really important or continues to be a really important part of children's sports. there are a lot of teams that play there. a lot of schools that use that -- the fields for their recreational activities and by taking those fields away, you are taking away precious space
>> i don't mind trying it and finding my -- >> reporter: after a couple of years of trial and error, ken has found his groove. but ken's cannabis story actually started with an awful scare. it happened in the middle of the night. >> i was afraid i was going to fall out of bed because i started to get dizzy and i was confused and i was holding on to the mattress on one side because i was afraid i was going to fall. >> reporter: were you nervous the first time you ever tried gummies. this woman had a similar experience. >> when i started to fall asleep, i felt like my chest was closing in. i literally -- i was so disoriented, i couldn't walk. >> finding the right sweet spot can be very problematic for people. >> reporter: when we told the doctor what had happened to ken and robin, she wasn't surprised. >> cbd is a really, really
incredibly important to be mindful of. >> would you say that your qual quality of life, your pain is a little bit better. >> reporter: it's like doctors work very closely with their cannabis patients. >> we're going to be back in one second with your drops. >> reporter: she knows that things can go wrong and fast. >> most of the bad things we see with cannabis is when people take it and it's more like the recreational side which is pretty unregulated for seniors and can have devastating consequences. >> if you're going to use it, try to do it when i'm around so i can make sure that everything is okay. but also start small. and start it at a lower dose. see how it affects you. >> reporter: we heard that over and over. start low. go slow. it's something that robin told us she did not do. despite the warnings, she started with the high-dose gummy that she purchased at another store.