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Andrew Pickering has a 40-year career in shipping and logistics across the globe.
He was responsible for the largest global fleet of chemical tankers at Stolt-Nielsen and led the development of an integrated global energy supply business as founding chief executive of Avenir LNG, both listed in Norway.
Mr Pickering holds a Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science from the University of Colorado, and a Masters of Science in Environmental Management from the University of London.
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elsewhere on bbc news, was queried by graham lascelles. .. there were also objections from the other side of that argument, with someone using the twitter name wattsupdoc? wondering. in recent months, the bbc has found itself making the headlines for how it s used racially offensive language in some of its reports. we re going to look at that issue now, with care, but we will be quoting some words. two cases cropped up this week. on monday, a member of the house of lords, lord kilclooney, tweeted this question: what happens if biden moves on and the indian becomes president. who then becomes vice president? that phrase, the indian , to describe kamala harris caused some outrage, and the peer later deleted the tweet, claiming it was a mistake, but he did not apologise. the bbc news website described it as an offensive and a racist tweet, but put both of those words in quotation marks, which elicited this response from andrew pickering. two days later, the chairman of th
the vulnerable because we know now, what we do know now is the virus specifically has, because his death ina specifically has, because his death in a segment of the population. we should put all our recesses that we have at our disposal toward shielding them all or allowing them to make the choice to shield themselves. while permitting the general population to conduct their lives as normal. as was the case when professor gupta appeared on question time a few weeks ago. her views proved controversial with the audience will stop caroline ritchie wrote,. but elaine wants to see more of that viewpoint. there is a lot more out there. well, we hope to explore that debate and other issues around the reporting of covid 19 with the bbc‘s health editor hugh pam in a week or two. on monday evening we had a familiar sight of the prime minister ata familiar sight of the prime minister at a left turn on downing street spelling out the latest measures on to help coronavirus. we are tod