Die provokative Grenzverletzung des britischen Zerstörers Defender war das wichtigste Thema im Nachrichtenrückblick des russischen Fernsehens am Sonntag. Dabei wurden sehr deutliche Warnungen an Großbritannien ausgesprochen.
Ich habe lange überlegt, ob ich diese Beiträge des russischen Fernsehens übersetzen soll, denn eigentlich habe ich schon übersetzt, wie in Russland über die brandgefährliche britische Provokation vor der Krim berichtet wird, bei der der britische Zerstörer Defender die russische Grenze verletzt hat und erst durch Warnschüsse und Bombenabwürfe zu einer Kursänderung bewegt werden konnte. Aber die Berichte vom Sonntag waren anscheinend nicht nur für das russische Publikum gedacht, sondern explizit für die britische Regierung, die über den Inhalt solcher Sendungen natürlich informiert wird.
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Brian Ferguson: Treasury should end its obsession with public health spending
09 June 2021
By the government’s logic, NHS preventative services should have to show they will save councils money, writes the
professor in the Department of Health Sciences at the University of York and
former chief economist of Public Health England.
When the Treasury recently emphasised its need for data to allow “effective challenge” of how public health funding is spent, the public health community rolled its eyes and thought ‘here we go again’.
In his comments to the House of Lords public services committee in April, chief secretary to the Treasury Steve Barclay also highlighted how last year the prime minister “asked Andrea Leadsom to do a review of the earlier years in order to look at whether the public health grant could be spent more effectively in certain areas”.
11 January 2021
Proprietor of Beaumonde Law Practice in Harrow
When young, I wanted to be a doctor like my parents. However, I decided to become a journalist. My parents disapproved so we compromised on law.
I completed my LLB at Bristol Polytechnic. I then went to the College of Law. I did a conveyancing seat at a Bromley firm, and then a mixture of wills, civil and criminal litigation at a Watford firm. I clerked Crown court hearings and carried out repossession hearings.
I qualified in 1992 and accepted a temporary assignment conducting repossessions for a firm in Basildon. I was then employed, in 1994, as a solicitor in the criminal department of a Harrow firm. I qualified as a duty solicitor at both police stations and magistrates’ courts. I left as head of department.