hello and welcome to the programme. tyre nichols, was a 29 year old black man. a father, a fedex employee, a keen skateboarder. three weeks ago, he was pulled over by the memphis police on suspicion of reckless driving. there was a confrontation after which tyre fled. and what happened next defies belief. five memphis police officers, who are also black, chased him down just 80 yards short of his mother s front door, they beat tyre so badly that, three days later, he died from his injuries. i am going to show you a picture of what tyre looked like before he died. just a warning it is hard to look at. the coroner said he had suffered excessive bleeding caused by a severe beating . the family have been shown the body cam footage. while each of the five individuals played a different role in the incident in question, the actions of all of them resulted in the death of tyre nichols, and they are all responsible. reverend al sharpton has spoken with the family and will deliver th
by nick clegg, the former deputy prime minister and now president of global affairs at meta. in a review of facebook policy, he said donald trump s accounts no longer pose a serious risk to public safety. nine minutes later came the former president s response, on his own platform truth social. which suggests he won t be rushing back. we will see. he is yet to post on twitter despite elon musk inviting him back late last year. we are joined by sheera frenkel, a technology reporter for the new york times and the co author of an ugly truth: inside facebook s battle for domination. why nick clegg? why is nick clegg taking this decision and not mark zuckerberg? irlick taking this decision and not mark zuckerberg? taking this decision and not mark zuckerber. ? w ., , ., , , zuckerberg? nick clegg has assumed cuite a few zuckerberg? nick clegg has assumed quite a few of zuckerberg? nick clegg has assumed quite a few of the zuckerberg? nick clegg has assumed quite a few of the senior qu
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of government, and there are a lot of government, and there are a lot of republicans in the house and senate who think it has gone too far. and by that, we can look at the fact that we are at the largest, we have the largest spending since world war ii in the usa, this is not just an american thing, the germans typically worried about this as well. it is also something which is in the political debate in the uk. so do i think at the end of the day there should be a rational discussion about the size and scope of the us government and our debt? yes, it is a rational thing to do. and under president obama s leadership, president biden tried to work with republicans to address the debt. so i would say i think he is being a little, i don t know, maybe a bit insincere in his comments. having said that, i do think there is some concern over the debt ceiling, but i hope there will be called ahead that will prevail. i think there is too much risk to even try to go there. so i hope that they
ultimately the decision would lie with nick clegg. he ultimately the decision would lie with nick clegg. ultimately the decision would lie with nick clegg. he says that they have taken the with nick clegg. he says that they have taken the pulse with nick clegg. he says that they have taken the pulse of with nick clegg. he says that they have taken the pulse of the - with nick clegg. he says that they. have taken the pulse of the country at the moment and don t think there is a great risk and anyway they are in a better position than they were when they took him off the platform. they say they have new tools to deal with him. what sort of tools? in a new tools. with him. what sort of tools? in a new tools. l with him. what sort of tools? in a new tools, i think with him. what sort of tools? i i a. new tools, i think what they are talking about there is that now they have decided that if he posts something which violates their content, they will announce that they are taking