that s really not surprising. the bill is one of the biggest in all of human history, nearly 2,500 pages long. it spans $3.5 trillion. where does that money come from? it was just newly printed by the federal reserve for the occasion. the provision in question was hidden on page 168 of that bill. here s what it says. going forward the federal government will bankrupt any company that refuses to comply with joe biden s vaccine mandate. do you have an unvaccinated worker in your office? the fine for that will be $700,000 payable to the u.s. treasury for each and every one of those workers. even by the standards of washington, that is a lot of money. here s a comparison. in june the federal government penalizing chemical company in west virginia after its plant exploded killing an employee and sending two others to the hospital. the fine in that case, $12,288. there you have it. written out in black and white. the moral priorities of the democratic party. killing people in chemi
congress noticed it was there and that is not surprising. the bill is one of the biggest and all of human history. nearly 2500 pages long, it spans $3.5 trillion. n that money, where does it come from? printed by the federal reserve for the occasion. the provision p in question hidn on 168 of that bill and here is what it says, going forward the federal government will bankrupt any company that refuses to comply with biden vaccine mandate. if you have unvaccinated worker in your office, the finest $700,000 payable to the u.s. treasury for each and every one of those workers. even by the standards of washington, that is a lot of money. in june, the federal government penalize the company in west virginia after its plant exploded killing an employee and sending to the hospital. the fine and that case, $12,288t so there you have it, written out in black and white, the moral priorities of the democratic party. killing people in chemical plants is bad, $12,500 bed and joe biden
as a voracious press hounds diana. - could i ask you to respect my children s space? narrator: the queen s carefully constructed image of the perfect royal family is threatened by an anguished princess determined to tell her side of the story. [dramatic music] [crowd cheering] - and here are the cars. a stunning, silver, glimmering, shining princess of wales. - by 1985 diana has become the best-known woman in the english-speaking world. she is a huge deal. - she was a superstar. she was bigger than anyone in hollywood - everybody wanted to know all they could about her, her life, and what the future was going to be. - [indistinct speech] - you go get harry. narrator: by the time she s 24, diana has been married to prince charles for four years. they have two sons. prince william, who is three, and one-year-old prince harry. - [indistinct speech] [laughter] [indistinct speech] - they are, for all intents and purposes, the perfect image of the royal family. - i feel my role
decline and demise? it s notjust age which skews our views. 40% of people from ethnic minority backgrounds want an elected head of state and half think the royals have a problem with race and diversity . with less than two weeks until the coronation of king charles iii. the proclaimers have been removed from a coronation playlist because of their republican views. around half of all the adults surveyed think the royal family represent money well spent but again, just a third of yonger adults do. is the monarchy for you? get in touch. text 85058. call me on 08085 909693, or you can tweet us @bbc5live and here is the news. the foreign secretary james cleverly says the government is doing everything it can to help british citizens escape the violence in sudan. the country has seen more than a week of fighting, some british nationals who are still there say they feel abandoned. a bbc investigation has found more than £200 million of funding intended to help school children in
in the suffering of his wife, meghan. there s widespread condemnation of the storming of brazil s congress by supporters of former president, jair bolsonaro. and history is about to be made here in cornwall, when later this evening the uk will be launching a rocket to send satellites up into space. and coming up on the bbc news channel, roberto martinez has been appointed as the new manager of portugal. the former everton boss left his role with belgium after the world cup. good afternoon and welcome to the news at 1:00pm. officials from rail, health and teaching unions, are taking part in separate talks with ministers to try to avert more industrial action. there has been no breakthrough so far. the unite union which represents workers across several sectors of the economy says the government has missed yet another opportunity to put this right, and the meeting was an insult to his members . strikes in the health service next week involving unite are now likely to go ahea