the building and it was decided that casualties should be lifted downstairs to the station next door for treatment. but there were no stretchers and john atkinson was dragged along this bridge on a display board, which broke. a police officer asked for help but the paramedic in command said he should be left where he was, and last week apologised to mr atkinson s family. all the paramedics, all the emergency responders that went to that scene wanted to do their very best, and i am truly sorry if any decision that i made, any decision, impacted on his survivability. john atkinson s father, his mother and sisters have listened to days of heartbreaking evidence and say they believe mistake after mistake was made in his case. this should never have been allowed to happen. john had so much more to give. we heard the apology last week from mr smith from the north west ambulance service
beatles. in a new interview with the bbc to be broadcast later this month, he says the split was actually initiated byjohn lennon. here s what he s been telling the bbc s programme. i m not the person who instigated the split. you brought the lawyers in, though, didn t you? oh, no, no, no. john walked into the room one day and said, i m leaving the beatles. and he said, it s quite thrilling, it s rather like a divorce. and then we were left to pick up the pieces. but i didn t instigate the split that was ourjohnny! that interview will be hosted on 23 october. philip moorman is a biography for many of her people biographer, most notably the beatles. his book came out at the beginning of the 1980s is and was a international bestseller. they give so much for being with us. i suspect, as somebody who s research this is so thoroughly as you have,
it doesn t come as a great surprise. should it come as a surprise to us. 7 . should it come as a surprise to us. 7 should it come as a surprise to us. ? ~ , , should it come as a surprise to us. ? . oh, it keeps freezing. john didn t walk ? . oh, it keeps freezing. john didn t walk into ? . oh, it keeps freezing. john didn t walk into the ? . oh, it keeps freezing. john didn t walk into the room, i ? . oh, it keeps freezing. john didn t walk into the room, he i ? . oh, it keeps freezing. john - didn t walk into the room, he tried to pull up and say that he was leaving the beatles. but it was taken to be the break up with the mayor of the beatles when. packaged with that was a sort of selfie 0&a which said he couldn t see himself recording with the other beatles again. john announced paul was leaving the beatles, which meant the end of the break up. the previous september, he asked the journalist to keep it quiet because there was still negotiations going under with the final reco
are no other american forces there to support the a.n.a. it sure looks to me like a n.e.o. operation in the making. what s the significance of that distinction, general, between what was described by admiral kirby and this noncombatant operation operation you re discussing? i think the distinction is,when you say noncombatant evacuation, that tells me you re going into a place that has combat going on and you re taking civilians and personnel that aren t involved in combat out. john didn t want to say that right now, because kabul is not in the midst of a combat zone yet, but it very well could be soon. if it becomes a forced exit and you have to defend those individuals, those civilians,
hard i don t want to say deadline but something like the olympics, you can make anything work. might be longer than we want to stay on trips and we don t see families as much as we like. we re working toward a big goal. the goal is getting close. it s worth it in the end. sandra: going for the gold. john: as a recreational sailor on lake ontario, i love what you re doing. sandra: my sailing looks nothing like that but you guys are so impressive. go u.s.a. go team. go get em. thank you. yeah. go u.s.a. john: win one for the country. sandra: super happy. we ll be watching you guys for sure. that does it for us. live from d.c., john. john: didn t i tell you how great it has been to be in the