corrosive effect on what children view as healthy relationships. 50 view as healthy relationships. so what is the initial impact it will have? i imagine a lot of children do not even really understand what it is they are watching. that not even really understand what it is they are watching. is they are watching. that is the ruestion is they are watching. that is the question we is they are watching. that is the question we have is they are watching. that is the question we have asked - is they are watching. that is the question we have asked the - is they are watching. that is the - question we have asked the children. those who participated in the study. the initial reaction to when they are exposed, and i use that word carefully, because they are not searching for it, the stumble across or are exposed to it, which is very different. we are talking about very young children here. theirfirst reaction is horror, disgust, fear, and that can develop quite easily into trauma later in
therefore retire later and aren t really affected by this. whereas people with tough jobs, starting at work at 18 or 19 or 20 will have to keep working for a year or two. so it s fundamentally unfair kind of socially. that s the argument. plus a lot of anti macron feeling. and i think in a way, that s probably the more general impetus behind this whole movement, a feeling of anti macronism that s certainly very prevalent outside of the big cities. hugh schofield. the fire department in the us city of memphis has sacked three people in connection with the fatal police beating of tyre nichols earlier this month. an investigation found two paramedics and a driver failed to provide mr nichols with adequate care. five police officers have been charged with second degree murder. two others have been suspended. a number of prayer vigils have been held across multiple cities in america, including this one in memphis. community leaders and locals coming together to honour the life of tyre nicho
law which i think it significant is the appointment of a public advocate to act in the best interests of the bereaved. it is not the bereaved and survivors do not have voices, we have seen over the past few years of course they do, but that best interests need to be represented by a public advocate where there is serious loss of life. serious loss of life. would a law like that speed serious loss of life. would a law like that speed up serious loss of life. would a law like that speed up getting - serious loss of life. would a law like that speed up getting to - serious loss of life. would a law| like that speed up getting to the answers that people want, whether the hillsborough families or some other major incidents being examined? ithink other major incidents being examined? i think a lot of the trauma around this is the continued delay upon to lay upon delay, as you say, not being able to get the answers all the justice that families, in this case the hillsborough families, se
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