issue in this campaign and both major parties say they want to control it. labour says it would train more uk workers to fill skills shortages and it says firms that pay exploitative wages would be banned from hiring foreign workers. but labour have not put a figure on how much they would reduce it by, or a timeframe for when. i much they would reduce it by, or a timeframe for when. much they would reduce it by, or a timeframe for when. i know that you are effectively timeframe for when. i know that you are effectively trying timeframe for when. i know that you are effectively trying to timeframe for when. i know that you are effectively trying to suggest - timeframe for when. i know that you are effectively trying to suggest i - are effectively trying to suggest i set a target or a broad target, i am not going to do that. we are going to be clear, net migration must come down, we believe it is well important and what keir has set out is commitments that we will bring migration
it seems that they are copying - and pasting policies that - are already in place, so we have tried through the introduction - of salary thresholds and increasing the salary thresholds, we have seen already| a real impact on legal migration because we understand that there is a balancing act - between attracting the brightest. and the best to the united kingdom but doing so in a way- that we are able to deal with. net migration is forecast to fall anyway in the next coming years what is critically important from the liberal democrats point of view is that we actually start to pay our care workers properly and that is why we are pledging to give them an increased minimum wage, £2 higher than the minimum wage for other sectors, and only by doing that, by investing in our care workers here in our domestic workforce, can we actually reduce the demand for foreign workers to come and fill those vacancies. the snp have accused labour and the conservatives of blaming migrants rather than t
saying in his speech for the year that the energy and the country that creates divisive politics and he says he can see that with the snp so what do you make of that? what do you make of that? people who mana . ed to what do you make of that? people who managed to stay what do you make of that? people who managed to stay awake what do you make of that? people who managed to stay awake for what do you make of that? people who managed to stay awake for his - what do you make of that? people who managed to stay awake for his speech | managed to stay awake for his speech will be surprised to know that the man who supported the vote to remain in the european union has now asked join the conservative party and supported directive. the reality is the conservative party have not won an election here in scotland since 1955 and if the case of when they will get their pasting north of the border rather than if. but i think there are some massive questions or sir keir starmer in his pro brex
to say we want genocide against the just. she had trouble answering that. it depends on the connects. sandra: i m not sure. the university of pennsylvania got booted. she s white. she s not black. this is not a racial thing. number 2, when it comes to plagiarism, everybody knows when you go to college or high school, if you quote people, you have to put quotes in quotation marks and said as bob smith said or whatever it is. very simple. you can copy and paste as much as you want but put quotation marks and the person you re copying and pasting. it s that simple. we re not asking you to split the atom. that s it. if she screwed up because she was tired or sleepy when she proof read her papers,s that one thing. 50 different examples of ladies and gentlemenerism. she s the president of harvard. we expect better from somebody in that position than what she displayed. martha: we ll see where the institution goes from here, whether it s a turning point or the status quo continues. great
proposed protective order because really what donald trump and his team want to do is have more that is not protected, that can be public, and you may say to yourself what s wrong with that? the public wants to know what the evidence is in this case. but there are lots of risks involved in that. you can see him cutting and pasting and taking things out of context and having evidence that is in admissible that would taint the jury pool. evidence of witness transcripts, witness interviews, where you could really be seeking to intimidate witnesses. we have seen him do that on social media, particularly with his former vice president. and just ways to undermine the integrity. when you have one side trying the case in the court of public opinion and the other side that is playing by the rules. so for all of those reasons, protective orders are very routine. they are ordered in most criminal cases and one that in particular is taking into account the public statements of donald trump and his