sisters. it was started as a school in the early 19th century for african american children when the children were not allowed to be educated. it became when after the civil war since many children lost their parents. this one was from 1910 and the children who were wearing the aprons all of them are all orphans. you ll notice something something very interesting. several of them have dolls but they are white dolls. and you can see there for the image of racism in a picture that is really abstention lee just a class picture of offense. that does it for the first hour of morning joe weekend. more of the week s top stories after a break. after a break. how common is it? who can i talk to? can this be treated? stop typing. start talking to a specialized urologist. because it could be peyronie s disease, or pd.
as you try to put a case together, you always have to prove the defendant s state of mind. all of the evidence that trump actually knew because his advisers were telling him that the election was secure and no voting machine problems and all of that was relevant and this is even more important than that because as we heard in the january 6th committee s work and i think jack smith is trying to put together a similar case. this is a multi-pronged conspiracy and one of the first prons was the former president lying about what happened and the spreading of disinformation about the election results in 2020. so anyone like christopher krebs who was a trump appointee, leading a government office coming out and saying this election was secure, was there no fraud here and then that person was fired that s an important piece of evidence in terms of proving that prong of the conspiracy, the disinformation prong. when you talk about the former president s state of mind, again, what exactly is t
of concern continuously. the east kent trust said it had acted at once to response to the cqc safety concerns, including hiring more staff and introducing a new cleaning regime. michael, i suspect the concern and, frankly, the bewilderment of viewers, will be that this has been going on for such a long time? absolutely. if we take a step back from these considerations, we heard a lot of stuff about nhs pressures and stuff like that. but what are the inspectors found were basic failures, too often basic failures of inadequate care. staff not washing their hands in between treating different women, not wearing aprons, providing care without gloves, resuscitation equipment, life saving equipment, not being on the right place to ensure it could be used in a timely manner. that s an issue the trust has known about for years. take a step back from this decision that they almost made to close the unit at the william harvey earlier on
last year the kirkup review found that 45 babies might have survived if they d received better care at the hospitals in margate and ashford but a new inspection by the care quality commission found significant problems at both units. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. there have been maternity problems at the east kent hospitals trust for almost a decade. today s report shows care is getting worse. following an unannounced inspection injanuary to the william harvey hospital in ashford, the care quality commission found multiple examples of inadequate practices. staff didn t always wash their hands or wear gloves or aprons between different patients. life saving equipment wasn t what it should be or regularly cleaned and checked. there weren t enough staff, either doctors or midwives. those that were there didn t have the right skills or experience to treat patients. we ve learned that inspectors were so concerned about the quality of care that they wrote to nhs
hospital in kent. our social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan, has this special report. there have been maternity problems at the east kent hospitals trust for almost a decade. today s report shows care is getting worse. following an unannounced inspection injanuary to the william harvey hospital in ashford, the care quality commission found multiple examples of inadequate practices. staff didn t always wash their hands or wear gloves or aprons between different patients. life saving equipment wasn t what it should be or regularly cleaned and checked. there weren t enough staff, either doctors or midwives. those that were there didn t have the right skills or experience to treat patients. we ve learned that inspectors were so concerned about the quality of care that they wrote to nhs england, asking them to draw up contingency plans in case they had to close inpatient maternity facilities.