clearly we made mistakes without nobody is clearly we made mistakes without nobody is pretending we haven t. as more nobody is pretending we haven t. more areas in nobody is pretending we haven t. is more areas in england are set to receive extra help to tackle the spread of the delta variant the nhs says all over atms will be able to book a jab by the end of the week. scotland s first minister nicola sturgeon has indicated that restrictions in the nation are unlikely to be ease from the 28th of june. the former bbc director general admits that it was the wrong judgment in hindsight not to sack martin by sheer over his behaviour in the runabout is 1995 interview with diana, princess of wales. and bird watchers joy as in the egyptian vulture is spotted in the uk for the first time it was believed to be more than a century and a half.
tony hall was a popular and respected director general at the bbc, but, cutting an anguished figure, he pleaded today that his 35 years of public service should not be coloured by his trusting a liar in the 1990s. lord hall was director of bbc news when martin bashir, having forged bank documents, secured an interview with princess diana, for which he would be much garlanded. a recent independent review by lord dyson, a seniorjudge, accepted that princess diana probably would have given the interview in any case, but was scathing about hall sjudgment in believing bashir, prompting a detailed condemnation of the bbc by prince william. she was failed not just by a rogue reporter, but by leaders at the bbc who looked the other way rather than asking the tough questions. let me start off by saying, if i might, to acknowledge how hard this has been, the lord dyson investigation, for the royalfamily, for the two princes, and i m sorry for
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almost two weeks ago because she foresaw that this could lead to hate crimes so i think the bbc might be trying now but this is too little and it s too late. to be really practical on what is a complicated and changing story of covid i9, people know it as the indian variant and removing all reference to the geography might mean they don t necessarily know what s being talked about. in a sense it s fair enough to keep a reference back to it? that could just be said in the news that there s a new variant and it could have been called by the scientific name from the start and it could havejust been mentioned that it come from india but again, i think this direct association where it s in common use, if you go to a shop, hairdrsser, we re hearing people call it the indian variant and i think that direct association has become a household name, ijust think that was never necessary in the first place and i think we have seen the evidence and we have seen this increase in hate crimes occur ag