innocence. our primary focus will be to establish the truth. to establish the truth. lucy, thank ou for to establish the truth. lucy, thank you for nova you for now. live now to central london. the covid 19 inquiry. george osborne is giving evidence. u nless unless the treasury is in joined up thinking with other government departments than there is a piece of the jigsaw departments than there is a piece of thejigsaw missing. yes. departments than there is a piece of the jigsaw missing. thejigsaw missing. yes, i agree with that. institutionally, - thejigsaw missing. yes, i agree with that. institutionally, the i with that. institutionally, the treasury with that. institutionally, the treasury is involved in every government decision because decisions can t come to the cabinet, for example, untilthe decisions can t come to the cabinet, for example, until the treasury has given for example, until the treasury has given its for example, until the treasury has given its sign. so
counsel to one person, to a hammer everything s a nail. and to a special prosecutor, the only evidence that matters is the evidence against this defendant. and then jack smith dose in front of a press conference and says there s one law, it should apply to all. how would he know? he didn t look at it comparatively. he looked at it only in terms of donald trump. there s something very wrong institutionally with special counsel targeting an individual. it s not about jack smith personally, it s about the very institution of special counsel with one target. howard: yeah. that s why congress got rid to have the special prosecutor, the i way these investigations are handled. are the media fairly reporting on this indictment, or is there a assumption that comes through in the coverage not just television that donald trump is guilty? no, they re not fairly doing it on either side. when you flip channels, you see either he is guilty beyond a
The chief constable of Police Scotland has said the force "is institutionally racist" in a statement which has been described as "monumental" by Scotland's First Minister Humza Yousaf.
Scotland's First Minister says he was "searched and racially profiled" when he was younger, after Police Scotland's chief constable admitted that the force is "institutionally racist and discriminatory".
himself just days before his confirmation vote to be chief of the air force. this is in the summer of 2020 when there were race protests across the united states after the killing of george floyd, and other african american men at the hands of police. brown felt he had to say something, an assessment of what he s been through but a positive look forward. here is part of what he said in uniform when he was the commander of the pacific air forces. i m thinking about the pressure i felt to perform error free, for supervisors who expected less from me as an african american. i think about having to represent by working twice as hard, to prove their expectations and perceptions of african americans were invalid. i think about how i can make improvements, personally, professionally, and institutionally, so that all airmen, both today and tomorrow, appreciate the value of diversity and an environment where they can reach their full potential. in terms of the support he would have here, we