vote. where does this leave us at the moment? is there still prospect now, as things stand, of power sharing resuming at stormont? in a word, no. sharing resuming at stormont? in a word. no- so. sharing resuming at stormont? in a word, no. so, the sharing resuming at stormont? i i . word, no. so, the second vote is for a second candidate that was nominated to the post. it is probably going to have the same numbers that we suffer the result that was just announced there. in the dup, just before going into the assembly chamber earlier today were very unequivocally clear in saying that they would not be nominating, so essentially, it is more or less a done deal at this stage. the assembly won t be back up and running and we are just waiting now for the deadline to pass. let’s for the deadline to pass. let s listen in the for the deadline to pass. let s listen in the semi for the deadline to pass. let s listen in the semi once - for the deadline to pass. let s listen in the semi
not be let s speak to dr clare rice who s a research associate what is the likelihood of the speaker being appointed and the assembly functioning? it is fairly definite that the speaker won t be appointed, and that means the assembly won t be able to start off again, which in turn means we won t be able to appoint ministers to an executive, so effectively, things will be at a stalemate. i understand that the elected representatives are undertaken at well at the minute and it will be a waiting game until one minute past midnight tonight and then we will have to wait to see what the secretary of state for northern ireland s next steps will be in that regard. we northern ireland s next steps will be in that regard. be in that regard. we are seeing ictures be in that regard. we are seeing pictures from be in that regard. we are seeing pictures from the be in that regard. we are seeing pictures from the assembly - be in that regard. we are seeing pictures from the assembly now| be in t
you need to do something about this. we have told you. and then, eventually it came to the point where it was as i was walking through the doors, i had been seen and told, no, your hair is too big, you know that you are not going to be allowed in f this is the case. be allowed in if this is the case. at one point, my mum and dad weren t called, because they were told, oh, you would have known she was being sent home because she was coming in with her hair like that. so they didn t even call my parents to let them know i was being sent home. joining me now with more on this is the founder and chief of the all party parliamentary group for race equality in education, l myah sherae. alsojoining me, is hair discrimination campaigner zina alfa.) why has this come to the fore now, when it has been affecting students for years? we
there. whatever your dad s sport it, friday a kite, whatever you re into. daddy dining in. and i love this unwith. the menu. this is super user friendly, an old table cloth, you can use a sheet. a towel, have a picnic and sharpies for this, do some designs and again, squiggles, get in therein a see some of the perfect. stamps, have rubber stamps lying around, some ink, and this is really easy for the kids to color in. and you make this, and put this out on the table then. they, it s a table cloth, easy, the internet for parents, so many resources, print out a plain menu template. a picture of me and my dad out to the world and glue on a picture of family and easy for mom, construction paper and fold it in half and three
showed up. dave: like father like son. same colors. clayton: and dad i m head today pennsylvania to see you in a while and maryland blue steam crabs, are you exciting? yep, that s exciting. and going to have those chesapeake bay crabs. juliet: don, is there any sort of embarrassing story you d like to tell us or embarrassing about clayton we had you d like to tell us and we could harass him the rest of the time here today? yep. clayton: no, no. juliet: okay. no, don t tell anything embarrassing. there is my dad with son miles here at his first birthday party. and you can hear was na miles in the background? that s miles in the background. okay. well, saying hi to you. i love you, dad, can t wait to see you guys a little later this afternoon. give a kiss to my kids, they re already at the house there. i sure will. dave: love you, too, don. happy father s day