why do you think they re happening, given, i don t suppose many of you colleagues would be going to work actively wanting to make your life difficult, so why do we think it is being made so difficult? deborah, what s your view of that? i would say that the work we do at cdn is very much research based we look at evidence and we have done surveys and our work and other peoples work show is there is a great level of ignorance and a level of fear so instead of embracing that in finding ways to talk about that honestly and openly, people ignore it and pretend it s not happening so, so if you don t employ a disabled person, then you haven t got to have a conversation about disability. sorry to interrupt but the word fear there. itjumped out to me. help me understand more what you mean about that and i d be interested to hear more from the other three as well. does the issue of fear come into this? i think fear is interesting
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where has itjumped from? well it canjump where has itjumped from? well it can jump because we saw it jumped from the fence to the roof. if it has come from warwickshire, thatis if it has come from warwickshire, that is a lot ofjumping. 0ptometrists across the uk say they re diagnosing higher numbers of children with short sightedness since the start of the pandemic. the college of optometrists says this is down to less time being spent outside due to covid restrictions and more time using screens. fiona lamdin has been speaking to one family about how they manage their eye health. like many children, keira, oliver and lauren love spending time inside on screens. right, guys, screens off, time to get outside, please. but their parents are all too aware of the damage it could be doing to their eyes. both ali and james are optometrists. with three young kids, they do spend quite a lot of time on the screen, especially in the holidays. and if they ve had a lot
it will be. look at this. a tricky to catch peacock has been seen strutting around a residential street in birmingham, helping itself to food from local vegetable patches, and flying onto nearby roofs. they are very noisy. beautiful. the rspca says it would like to catch the bird, which has some string caught around his leg, and return him to his owner, orfind a suitable home. they are very, very noisy. you know when you stay somewhere and they have peacocks and you think fantastic and they wake you up and by the end of your stay, you do not like peacocks any more. if anyone is a peacock. we need to find out if somebody has reported a peacock missing. to take it back home. maybe they have a call for the peacock. they cannot fly? itjumped.