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i mean, do people still put their names in baggage and stuff? it gets printed. if the bar tag is still there. the mind boggles! still there. the mind bou ales! , stillthere. the mind boules! , ., the mind boggles! just coming to 6:15am. let's _ the mind boggles! just coming to 6:15am. let's talk _ the mind boggles! just coming to 6:15am. let's talk about - the mind boggles! just coming to 6:15am. let's talk about this. - 37 years after it was first released, kate bush's song, running up that hill, has reached the top spot in the uk singles chart. # running up that hill joe salisbury 1980s, doesn't it? it comes after the song featured in the netflix hit tv series stranger things, introducing kate bush's music to a whole new generation of fans. the song had previously made it to number three in the uk charts in 1985. just a great song. brilliant song. rules around mask—wearing in some hospitals and gp surgeries in england have been relaxed after guidance from nhs bosses to return to pre—pandemic policies. however, with the final decision left up to individual organisations,
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minimise the likelihood of me having to stand here and talk to you again about such a buoyant behaviour. the watchdog made 15 recommendations to tackle underlying cultural issues, but one former senior officer says this is not a new problem. this a this is not a new problem. as a ounuer this is not a new problem. as a younger probation _ this is not a new problem. as a younger probation officer, i experienced racism, homophobia, sexism. _ experienced racism, homophobia, sexism, and these whatsapp messages, and it shows _ sexism, and these whatsapp messages, and it shows that that culture is still there _ and it shows that that culture is stillthere. it is and it shows that that culture is still there. it is not overt and as open _ still there. it is not overt and as open as— still there. it is not overt and as open as it — still there. it is not overt and as open as it was when i was passed up at what the — open as it was when i was passed up at what the mets says that thomas already _ at what the mets says that thomas already made changes, a review of the culture — already made changes, a review of the culture is due in the coming months — here with me now is abimbola johnson who is the chair of the independent scrutiny & oversight board on the police action plan on inclusion and race. i won't ask you what your reaction is to this report, because i think most people would imagine what your reaction is. the bigger question is, how do you stop this and overhaul
my experiences of shane was someone that absolutely loves the game of cricket, _ that absolutely loves the game of cricket, was always a joy to be around, — cricket, was always a joy to be around, gave so much energy to the sport. _ around, gave so much energy to the sport. you _ around, gave so much energy to the sport, you could see hisjoy and his enthusiasm — sport, you could see hisjoy and his enthusiasm when he played. it is still there. — enthusiasm when he played. it is stillthere, even enthusiasm when he played. it is still there, even when you got to speak— still there, even when you got to speak to — still there, even when you got to speak to them as a player now, great to chat with— speak to them as a player now, great to chat with him about the game, and just wanted _ to chat with him about the game, and just wanted to see the game played at the peak of its powers. yeah, it'sjust — at the peak of its powers. yeah, it'sjust really sad. joe root, responding to the news today that shane warne has died aged 52. meanwhile, after a troubled build—up, we're just a few hours from the first official day of competition at the winter paralympics in china. ukraine's 21—strong team received a heroes' welcome at the birdsnest stadium in beijing. but the international paralympic committe say they're investigating coverage of the opening ceremony after a speech made by the ipc�*s head — andrew parsons appeared to be
these — for stub he has not only left all these afghan citizens but also his own government, who now concerned about _ own government, who now concerned about their— own government, who now concerned about their own lives and safety. will they— about their own lives and safety. will they be persecuted because they were part _ will they be persecuted because they were part of that government and still there? were part of that government and stillthere? i were part of that government and still there? i think this isjust a humanitarian crisis now and that's exactly— humanitarian crisis now and that's exactly what we are going to see in the next _ exactly what we are going to see in the next few days of.— the next few days of. rachel, i wonder if— the next few days of. rachel, i wonder if i _ the next few days of. rachel, i wonder if i could _ the next few days of. rachel, i wonder if i could take - the next few days of. rachel, i wonder if i could take you - the next few days of. rachel, i wonder if i could take you to i the next few days of. rachel, i l wonder if i could take you to the front page of the guardian? again, it devotes the front page almost entirely to afghanistan, a mention of haiti right at the top there, but it is one of its two front page stories, what is going to happen to women in afghanistan? and this is a real, realfear.— real, realfear. yeah, and 'ust that small clip on the h real, realfear. yeah, and 'ust that small clip on the front h real, realfear. yeah, andjust that small clip on the front page - real, realfear. yeah, andjust that small clip on the front page of- real, realfear. yeah, andjust that small clip on the front page of the | small clip on the front page of the guardian, — small clip on the front page of the guardian, quite a difficult read, even _ guardian, quite a difficult read, even the — guardian, quite a difficult read, even the small piece, a difficult read _ even the small piece, a difficult read but — even the small piece, a difficult read but a — even the small piece, a difficult read but a really important read, because — read but a really important read, because as — read but a really important read, because as you say, women in afghanistan, they have no idea if their— afghanistan, they have no idea if their lives— afghanistan, they have no idea if their lives will genetically change for stubble they be able to go to