is that the system we ve arrived at for getting ourfood makes it really easy to get a really unhealthy high fat, high sugar thing but it makes it much harder and more expensive to get like a lovely bowl of sauerkraut, which would be better for you. the reason for writing the book, in fact, the reason for leaving government was so i could talk about this, is we are marching towards. in ten years time, whichever party is in power, they are going to be dealing with the problems that our food system is creating today. type two diabetes alone is going to cost more in the nhs to treat by 2035 than all cancers do today. chris whitty during lockdown, unnoticed by a lot of people. chief medical officer for england. yeah, he was doing an online lecture about the problems of diet and this is because we have an appetite that is ancient. the amygdala, which is a part of the brain that controls our appetite first evolved in a prehistoric marine worm, so it s been around for a long time. and it love
humanity would prevail. now russian forces are accused of executing, torturing, and raping civilians in bucha. i think everyone remembers the images of dead bodies lying in the streets. now there is a massive effort in bucha to collect evidence of possible war crimes, international investigators, activists and volunteers are there interviewing witnesses and survivors. the hope is that one day, the perpetrators can be identified and brought to justice. here in the uk, a further highly critical report into yorkshire cricket club following allegations of racism by former player azeem rafiq has upheld complaints of racism against five former team mates but has cleared michael vaughan, the ex england captain and bbc pundit, of using racist language. the report, by the cricket discipline commission, is the latest into the claims into historical racism by rafiq
highly critical report into yorkshire cricket club following allegations of racism by former player azeem rafiq has upheld complaints of racism against five former team mates, but has cleared michael vaughan, the ex england captain and bbc pundit, of using racist language. the report, by the cricket discipline commission, is the latest into the claims into historical racism by rafiq which he first made in 2020. here s our sports editor dan roan. as a former ashes winning england captain turned commentator, michael vaughan is one of cricket s highest profile figures, but for almost 18 months, accusations he used racist language hung over him. he denied the claim, and after a hearing earlier this month, today was cleared. a disciplinary commission ruled. vaughan stepped back from his bbc broadcasting work last year after former yorkshire team mate azeem rafiq alleged that moments after this huddle before a match in 2009,
to northern ireland, parts of wales, south west and southern england, some of the rain heavy at times. further north, a lot of cloud across north sea coasts but western scotland and northwest england seeing the best of any clearer skies so temperatures may take a bit of a tumble. for saturday, still an area of low pressure pulling away very slowly to the near continent, leaving a legacy of cloud across the country. a few showery bursts of rain being pushed in on an east north easterly wind and eastern scotland and eastern england staying grey and cool. this weather front bringing further rain to northern ireland, parts of wales and the southwest will tend to fizzle out through the day. we could see skies brightening a touch but it will be chilly, certainly compared to the last few days across north sea coast, with an onshore breeze. further west, highs of 11, maybe 12 13 in the sunny spells across the south west. as we head through saturday night, it stays rather cloudy for most. this
vaughan urged reconciliation but condemned what he called an inappropriate approach by the ecb, saying there had been no winners. now out of contract, the bbc will have to decide whether to restore him to the team. i think michael himself will be able to have greater detail about exactly the toll it takes on him, notjust him, but his family, close friends as it were, but there have been some difficult, challenging times and dark times. but this was still another damaging day for yorkshire, which admitted four charges, including a failure to address systemic use of racist language over a prolonged period. the panel said that its findings did not undermine rafiq s wider assertions and upheld some of the disrepute charges against five other former players and coaches here. all five, which included former england stars matthew hoggard and tim bresnan, had withdrawn from the disciplinary process.