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ooh! it's our projection world. and here, we tell the story of mobility — why it was necessary to build the schwebebahn. because population increased massively in the middle of the 19th century and industrialisation came. as well as the projection, there are reminders of what the carriages looked like through the ages... and then, of course, this is like... ooh, bouncy! ..but you can't lean back. ..a lego diorama of wuppertal, but la piece de resistance is at the end. emeline, let's just enter the carriage number 11. here, you see it's still — you can still open the windows, for example. just put them on. ooh! make them link. the brain, really — yeah, after five seconds, you are in the world of 1929 and you really think you are making a left or right turn. a lot of people thought that it is against god, it's too speedy, that it's too much metal over the river,
As a convoy of keyed-up gang members made their way to a Auckland reserve for a large - and what would turn out to be deadly - brawl with a group of rivals...
phelps: the first person investigators are gonna look at is the husband. so, if mary yoder is a bull's-eye, the first ring around that bull's-eye is bill yoder. narrator: bill denied any involvement in mary's murder. as police check to see if he could have purchased the murder weapon, colchicine, the case took yet another bizarre turn. an anonymous letter arrived at the medical examiner's office. an identical letter was sent to the sheriff. whoever wrote these letters had inside information on the investigation. the letter-writer specifically named what the toxin was, colchicine, which, at that point, very few people knew that. narrator: the letter-writer was in no doubt about who killed mary yoder. phelps: it points specifically to adam yoder, the son. and it also claims that adam yoder had motive
have been life—saving for them. and, similarly, i've spoken to people for whom it has been absolutely disastrous and harmful. now, what all this is saying is we can't go on anecdote. we just don't know. we haven't got long—term data that supports this. but if you approach this like you would any other area of health care, the evidence isn't there to support this intervention. i agree with that. i don't know how much truth you're going to get at. i think that every patient experience is a different one and that, in turn, is completely normal, so it's very hard to capture an average patient experience. right. and if we look at what cass, you know, another thing that cass writes in her report, she says, "one of the major challenges for the review "has been the difficulty in having open, honest debate "as people with differing views can find it uncomfortable "to sit together in the same room "or on the same stage." that slightly points to the sort of culture wars conversations or feelings around this subject. rebecca, did you feel under any pressure from any groups as to how you cover
from all angles. we had an access problem where we needed technical ropes rescue to get down into the gill, logistical problems to get all the gear up with limited people. and then medically, quite a difficult challenge in rescue in difficult winter conditions and in a gale with water and in a gill with water flowing all around. in the last eight years, there have been four deaths and a0 rescues, some involving serious injuries. volunteers say it's too easy to take a wrong turn, as ben longton did. do you think having signage up there would have prevented some of the fatalities and serious injuries that you've seen on piers gill? yes, undoubtedly. i would be loath to see a lot of signage, but i think there are points where because specifically on scafell pike, the topography tends to draw people one way or another at specific points, i think it could be really helpful. the landowner, the national trust, though, is reluctant. it says signs on scafell pike would set a precedent for elsewhere
problems to get the gear up, and limited people, and are medically quite a difficult challenging rescue in difficult winter conditions. and with water flowing all around. in the last eight years there have been four deaths and 40 besties, some involving serious injuries. volunteers say it is too easy to take a wrong turn, as ben did. do you think having signage up there would have prevented some of the that how it is in serious injuries you have seen? that how it is in serious in'uries you have seen?* that how it is in serious in'uries ou have seen? ., , , ., you have seen? undoubtedly, i would be love to see — you have seen? undoubtedly, i would be love to see a _ you have seen? undoubtedly, i would be love to see a lot _ you have seen? undoubtedly, i would be love to see a lot of _ you have seen? undoubtedly, i would be love to see a lot of signage, - you have seen? undoubtedly, i would be love to see a lot of signage, but i be love to see a lot of signage, but i think there are points, because specifically on the pike the topography draws people one way or the other. at specific points i think it could be helpful. the land owner of the _ think it could be helpful. the land owner of the national _ think it could be helpful. the land owner of the national trust - think it could be helpful. the land owner of the national trust is - owner of the national trust is reluctant, ss signs would set a precedent for elsewhere in the lakes and that information on safety is available at its lakehead car park.
they did it by the skin of their teeth. they did it by the skin of their teeth. but they made it very, very hard for themselves. in scotland there will be an old firm scottish cup final for the first time in 22 years after rangers beat hearts two—nil at hampden. cyril dessers scored both for rangers. they'lljoin their bitter rivals celtic in the final after they beat aberdeen on penalties in the other match yesterday. sheelah mclaren was watching. after yesterday's dramatic shoot—out, hopes were high for another enthralling encounter. it certainly started with a bang and the deadlock was broken within five minutes. dessers with a fine turn and finish, rangers drew first blood. there was a blow for the ibrox side when their winger had to
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