Michael harris who has worked in the national Park Service here and in new Jersey And Brandywine battlefield. Hes done numerous tours. Ive had the pleasure of taking a tour of few of these. Is a graduate of university of washington and american military university. To close us out welcome michael with general john tomsulain van, battle of brandywine. Here in the bioim supposed to say go cats because youre a philly fan. As we all know washington capitals are not going anywhere but wizards are washington are playing 76ers so well have an Nba Competition which i think you guys will come out on top of. For those who are watching, i highly recommend michaels german Town Book which well put the link to and brandywine which hes speaking about this afternoon. I appreciate you being here. Well let you get started. When i agreed to do this symposium my book wasnt out yet or else id be talking german Town Today so you will get brandywine not the new book. Yes i worked there but when i was hired i
there is widespread frost this morning, a lot of dry weather, but showers in the north and west. i will more in 15 minutes. it s wednesday, october 31. our top story: a zero tolerance approach to violence against nhs staff is being promised as figures show attacks in england have reached a five year high. the government says offenders will face quicker prosecutions, and staff will receive better training to deal with violent situations. lauren moss reports. these are just some of the shocking incidents recorded against frontline nhs staff kicking, hitting and sometimes worse. nurse shelley pearce was taken hostage when a patient became hostile, trying to leave the ward. she became quite distressed and broke an item in her room, which was, in hindsight, plastic. i knew it was plastic because a part of it ended up next to my neck as she frog marched me out of the ward. shelley did escaped unharmed, but says no one noticed she was missing and, despite her reporting what happen
i was feeling much more confident about myself. any sort of woman i saw, i d easily approach them. we will bring you this story at 9:15am. the home secretary will outline his priorities for our police in a key speech to police chiefs this morning. we ll bring you that live. how will it compare with what the police themselves say should be top of the list? hello, welcome to the programme. we re live until 11 this morning. if you work for the nhs and have been assaulted, do let me know. there are tens of thousand of you who are subjected to violence each year from patients and relatives, and some of you are even wearing body cams now as you go to work. if you want to join the conversation, do put your phone number in the e mail. you can message us on number in the e mail. you can message us on twitter as well, text us, but we will charge you, whatsapp is free. top story today. the government says it s adopting a zero tolerance approach to violence against nhs staff, as figures
now the conservative member owen patternson on the uk s future relations with the u.s. also, the importance of a free trade agreement between the u.s. and the uk and how the current european union regulations and prime minister theresa may s brexit deal may affect the united kingdom. britain is scheduled to leave the eu on march 29th of next year. good morning. welcome to the heritage foundation. special relationship. he s been an outstanding and dedicated mp since 1997 and served as secretary of state for environment, food, and world affairs and of ireland. he was one of the first british conservatives to support brexit and more recently been a prominent critic of prime minister theresa may s agreement, which prompted the resignations of both the foreign secretary and brexit secretary when announced in july. owen has urged the british government to fully restore britain s sovereignty when it exits the eu in 2019 and called on the united states and the united kingdom to n
them economic vandals who created a self inflicted financial crisis. not for the prime minister and his non domsing, not for the super wealthy they gave tax cuts to, but for mortgage holders all across the country. so does the prime minister know how many more people will be joining them on higher mortgage rates by the end of this year? well, mr speaker, thanks to the actions we re taking, in fact, the bank of england is showing that public expectations of inflation have now eased to a 15 month low, mr speaker. consumer confidence is at the highest level that it s been at since russia invaded ukraine. and because of our stewardship of the public finances, we can see a clear way to reduce debt and bring interest rates down. but, mr speaker, he keeps in this habit of quoting the former labour shadow chancellor. we know that our plans will deliver lower inflation and lower interest rates. but we know we know that his plans just mean more debt, mr speaker, and i quote. and i quot