A government that is not fully on track, where people have differing views, dont always agree with each other. It does portray, paint a picture, of a other. It does portray, paint a picture, ofa prime other. It does portray, paint a picture, of a Prime Minister who is not in full control. It is damaging for theresa may. Alan milburn is an ex labour minister. He was due to step down next year anyway. Is this grand standing from the labour side with delahey has gone suddenly. He says he will not be replying. It is it obvious that since 2012 when he was appointed by the coalition government. And it is notjust in resigning. It is three other commissioners as well. One a conservative cabinet minister, two others, one academic and one a chief social mobility. This is bigger than party politics. The government has commented, thanking mr bellbird for his work. Mrmilburn. And thanking mr bellbird for his work. Mr milburn. And with everyone to have the opportunity to go as far as the talents tak
Which this week is looking at how to make our streets safer. We are challenging teams of women in four locations around the world. To tackle the everyday problems that blight their lives in the workplace. You need a working prototype by tomorrow morning. In education. Emoji is not showing up. Public transport. I dont know, 50 more to do or something . And on the sports field. Using bbc outlets, the teams can appeal to help from around the world. They have just one week to find a modern solution to a long standing issue. Welcome to the bbcs 100 women challenge 2017. Millions of women experience street harassment around the world. There is an ocean of viral videos from groping to wolf whistling, street harassment can be verbal or physical. Rush hour in this transport hub. Around 3. 5 million commuters every day swarm in, cramming into packed trains. A survey found 51 of women in london felt at risk of harassment on public transport. The global problem is so vast that it does seem insurmo
There is an ocean of viral videos from groping to wolf whistling, street harassment can be verbal or physical. Rush hour in this transport hub. Around 3. 5 million commuters every day swarm in, cramming into packed trains. A survey found 51 of women in london felt at risk of harassment on public transport. The global problem is so vast that it does seem insurmountable. But is it really unsolvable . Im here in Central London to host a hackathon. For those like me, not quite clued up on their urban dictionary definition, its where experts come together, form teams around a problem and collaboratively find unique solutions. Can bright minds actually solve harassment on public transport . Weve gathered a team of experts from very different fields to find Ground Breaking solutions, and tackle street harassment head on. Today they will brainstorm with an audience from around the world, then theyve gotjust one week to design, test and implement solutions. Lets meet the team. At the london tra
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He says yes. But should she have to if the nation reinstitutes a draft. Often times they say no. I think youre talking in general about people who havent served. I have yet to meet a woman yet who says women shouldnt register for Selective Service. I think thats just unanimous. I think the women who are looking for the opportunity themselves also think that theres a responsibility. You know, in terms of society, the Selective Service argument is, i think, a smokescreen. Im my two cents, i dont think were going to have a draft again in this country until the aliens attack. At which point, all hands on deck, im just saying. I dont think theres anyone whos asking for opportunity who wouldnt also say i would take on the responsibility. For me, i do agree with a lot of things kai says. I think that theres a bias among those of us who have served to say, we think that universal service is really important to citizenship. We think that everybody should have an equal stake in that. But i get t