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A worker at the Bosley wood mill in Cheshire was 'sacked' by manager Peter Shingler, 56, for complaining and refusing to clean a 'dangerous area', a trial at Chester Town Hall heard.
13:16 EDT, 25 January 2021 Advertisement The devastation caused by a mill explosion that killed four workers and injured several others was like a scene 'out of the movies', a court has heard. A jury at the Nightingale court at Chester Town Hall on Monday was told the body of chargehand Jason Shingler, 38, was never found following the blast at the Wood Treatment Ltd mill in Bosley, Cheshire, on July 17, 2015. Cleaner Dorothy Baily, 62, maintenance fitter Derek Williams Barks, 51, and mill worker Derek Moore, 62, were also killed in the explosion and their remains were recovered in the days...
Question to the senior justice department officials, well, did the attorney general get contacted by the president. they say no, he was never contacted about carrying out an investigation in crew crane and he never spoke to the president of ukraine about this matter or any others. lots of questions here including why justice department officials didn't talk to other people in the room who were witnesses to the phone call about whether or not the president may have directed them to follow up with william barr or rudy giuliani. lots of questions still streaming around this. again, as you point o...
He mentions in that same portion of the conversation that he understands the mueller probe had origins in ukraine and he wants to get to the bottom of that, potentially seeing mueller as a political rival. then he gets to the biden investigation which is at the heart of this. craig, he says, there's a lot about biden's son, what widen stopped the prosecution and a lot of people want to find out about that. biden went around bragging that he stopped the prosecution, so if you can look into it, it sounds horrible to me. craig, right there he's talking about his attorney general, and repeatedly i...
Bipartisan fashion say we need that whistle-blower complaint immediately. and can i please make one request of all of you? please, for the love of god, don't buy into the republican talking point on this that the red line test is whether there's an explicit quid pro quo in one document, in one summary of a conversation. that's not the test. the test is not whether the president was foolish enough to explicitly threaten in a quid pro quo fashion with withdraw of american assistance in exchange for his help to smear a political opinion point. the fact is he's soliciting it at all. we have an adm...