are stringent and the proposals are that they should become less so. he tweets in a way some people would find offensive, he uses pretty crude language, swearwords, body parts and so forth. injanuary 2019, a transwoman complained about his tweets. that led humberside police to go to his place of work, they eventually interviewed him over the phone and warned him if he continued to tweet in the way he had been, then he could be prosecuted as a result. the incident was logged as this strange thing a non crime hate incident . that isn t without consequence, because it can be disclosed on an enhanced disclosure and barring check, if someone s seeking to work for an employer who deals with disabled groups, vulnerable groups, and so forth. harry millerjudicially reviewed both the guidance and behaviour of humberside police. the guidance grew out of the stephen lawrence case,
on whether riding electric scooter on public roads, cycle paths and pavements should be made legal. about the legislation, it s kind of a grey area. you are not allowed to ride them on public property, the road or the pavement, but i ve ridden past police most days and not had a problem. what will you make of the consultation? they want to put it into consultation. they should be legal. they are no less safe than a bicycle. so i ve been riding the scooter over two years now. the reason why i ride a scooter, i can commute around london much faster, much cheaper so i ve invested in the scooter. the department of transport acknowledges that the invention of e bikes and e scooters, as well as demand for less polluting modes of transport, is changing the way people get around. mps are due to start the consultation in the coming months. greg mackenzie, bbc news.
consultation on whether riding electric scooter on public roads, cycle paths and pavements should be made legal. the legislation, it s kind of a grey area. you are not allowed to buy them on public uppity, the road of them on public uppity, the road of the pavement but i ve written in past police on most days and not had a problem. what will you make of the consultation? they should be legal. they are no less safe than a b i cycle. they are no less safe than a bicycle. so i ve been riding the scooter over two years now. the reason why i ride a scooter, i can commute around london much faster, must expect much cheaper so i ve invested in the scooter. the department of transport knowledges that the invention of e bikes and e scooters as well as demands for less polluting modes of transport is changing the way people get around. mps are due to start the consultation in the coming months. greg mckenzie, bbc news. so, mixed reviews, but should they be legalised?
you both very much for your thoughts on all of that. staying on the theme of working towards a carbon neutral society, a taxi firm in nottinghamshire, taxis in nottinghamshire, taxis in nottinghamshire have been told they will be able to charge their taxes wi relessly will be able to charge their taxes wirelessly at the railway station. an interesting development on the day that we consider what glasgow s contribution will be to cutting the carbon footprint. just a reminder. to find out more about climate change and what you can do, go to our website or the bbc app. later this hour, i will be talking to the leader of glasgow city council about their plans for the decade. but now, back to the studio.
criminal investigation, followed by transparent and impartial judicial proceedings which conform to international standards of due process and human rights. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james landale is there. that s the demand. will iran listen? well, simon, very good question. it s one that i put to the canadian minister. essentially, his answer was this. he doesn t really know. however, he says the world is watching, and the world willjudge a run day by day on every bit of access that they get. now, his optimistic view is iran has taken a step down a path by admitting responsibility. he said that was a good sign and therefore, by admitting that, but a certain consequences for iran, so he s