Clear the backlog in the asylum system . System . Mps say that the current plans are incomplete and unrealistic. Unrealistic. Plus, were tackling rugby ahead of englands third place play ahead of englands third place play off against argentina in the world cup and that clash of titans in the final. The all titans in the final. The all blacks and the springboks crouch bind and set. Blacks and the springboks crouch bind and set. First, heres all your headlines with tatiana. Pippa. Thank you very much and good afternoon. Just after midday , afternoon. Just after midday, this is the latest from the newsroom. Mps are warning newsroom. Mps are warning Vulnerable People are being put at risk over plans to clear the asylum backlog. The public asylum backlog. The Public Accounts Committee says the home office proposals to reform the system are incomplete and unrealistic. At the end of june, there were almost 68,000 cases awaiting a decision. Shadow environment secretary steve reed says the gove
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Welcome to kqed newsroom, im thuy vu. Tonight we will reflect on the past year and look at what may lie forward in 2014. Joining me is carla maranucci, paul rodgers environment writer and managing editor for kqed science, and joshua johnson, kqed morning newscaster. First a quick review of some highlights of 2013. 2013, the year of the california comeback and governor jerry brown rising. He visited china in april to establish a trade relationship and ended the year with a big Budget Surplus for the state. A stalemate in congress led to the sequester and a federal Government Shutdown for more than two weeks. Shuttering attractions and furloughing workers. It was a bumpy launch for the Affordable Care act while the covered california rollout went more smoothly. The push for comprehensive Immigration Reform stalled. President obamas Approval Ratings took a big hit even in solidly blue california. Samesex marriage advocates celebrated rulings by the u. S. Supreme court. Edward snowden leak
Welcome to kqed newsroom, im thuy vu. Tonight we will reflect on the past year and look at what may lie forward in 2014. Joining me is carla maranucci, paul rodgers environment writer and managing editor for kqed science, and joshua johnson, kqed morning newscaster. First a quick review of some highlights of 2013. 2013, the year of the california comeback and governor jerry brown rising. He visited china in april to establish a trade relationship and ended the year with a big Budget Surplus for the state. A stalemate in congress led to the sequester and a federal Government Shutdown for more than two weeks. Shuttering attractions and furloughing workers. It was a bumpy launch for the Affordable Care act while the covered california rollout went more smoothly. The push for comprehensive Immigration Reform stalled. President obamas Approval Ratings took a big hit even in solidly blue california. Samesex marriage advocates celebrated rulings by the u. S. Supreme court. Edward snowden leak