know, we know a lot about each other. i don t know that as a society. we know exactly how to funnel that information. you know, we all know people in our in our social circles. and you and you hear things or, you know things. i just you get the feeling that as we in the policy making process, we just don t really know how to funnel the kind of intelligence that would lead to a process that would stop someone before something bad. talked about prevention strategies. what would something like what scott s talking about? look like. you know, it s hard in this specific case, because i m sure the details are still emerging. we often find we don t really understand the details of what happened until sometimes months later, but i ve studied about 200 of these cases, and we know that 80% of the time perpetrators are in a noticeable crisis over 50% are telling other people they re planning it when it comes to school shootings, 90% are telling other people that they re planning it. so the warnin
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going to happen immediately? i157 because it doesn t incorporate the because it doesn t incorporate the new policies that the chancellor will include in his medium term fiscal plan. he said that as part of that plan, he is going to show how he s going to achieve fiscal sustainability and get debt falling over the medium term, and that is what we really need to see. the obr s what we really need to see. the obr s assessment of those policies. what they re getting into today is just a draft, and this is part of the policy making process, part of how the treasury and the chancellor figure out what to do in order to meet those fiscal rules. the fact that they didn t follow this process before it is exactly why things went so wrong. before it is exactly why things went so wroni. ., ~ i. , before it is exactly why things went so wroni. . ~ , . the french president, emmanuel macron, has said he hopes france s relationship with the uk has entered a new phase after talks with liz truss. they
recognize that there is consequences when we don t vote. case in point, i ll go back from 2012 to 2016. what happened in 2012? we had record numbers. 2016, it was a decline. in 20 years of black voters when did we get? donald trump. whether donald trump to, he created a muslim ban, he created policies that hurt black people and the black community, and packing the courts with people that we are feeling the repercussions. now we re in this political contest that we inherited. quite frankly we have a political system that from the very started everything it could to disenfranchise and not include black people in the process. so we re still dealing with structural racism within the political process. we also have to recognize that we have consequences in our communities when we don t vote. we have to be a part of the policy making process for the health and well-being of our communities. and our system, joy reid, trying to get them together
number 10 is a question of who would move in. next door neighbour rishi sunak distanced himself from downing street gatherings and the controversial comments about keir starmer but his allies say that does not mean he has given the nod to a contest. borisjohnson has written to all tory mps promising to work more closely with them and in a sign he wants to stay at number 10 he declares, they will deliver together. this is the letter sent to mps today, designed to win over those wavering about his leadership, some feeling desperately left out. he saysin feeling desperately left out. he says in this letter he will harness that energy and insight and invite them to take part in the policy making process. for some who are calculating whether they will get more influence over a relatively weakened prime minister, it may bolster his position. the official line from downing street is the
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