with job creation, people, so india has problems withjob creation, it people, so india has problems with job creation, it needs to create some 9 million jobs every yearjust to create some 9 million jobs every year just to keep create some 9 million jobs every yearjust to keep up with its workforce that s coming in. that s india s reason. the opposite end of the spectrum, it also does not want these questions aboutjob creation and growth asked too much. you mentioned and growth asked too much. you mentioned the and growth asked too much. you mentioned the workforce but with all that five women are in the formal workforce. that rate is declined as india has grown more prosperous. more prosperous. ways that? it s a more prosperous. ways that? it s a real more prosperous. ways that? it s a real paradox. more prosperous. ways that? it s a real paradox. most - more prosperous. ways that? | it s a real paradox. most parts of the world you see that as countries get richer, as poorer co
alabama, oursincere condolences to those who are grieving and those affected in dadeville. our prayers are with them and we pray they are consoled and they find closure. my first thought was, i mean, this is a horrible tragedy, of course. i really felt for the victims and those people who were traumatised from the shooting in dadeville, and i just felt really sad that this keeps happening and that they had to experience this at a time that it was supposed to be a celebration. we heard from our correspondent who is there, just talking a little bit about how the community has been coming together. this is a small town 3000 people living there. in your experience as a community organiser, what do these sorts of shootings do? how do they affect a small city like dadeville? i would think that it people are definitely shocked and traumatised and i think people are probably in a state of disbelief.
important not even around the table. it is important to not even around the table. it is important to note i not even around the table. it is important to note that the biggest health union, unison, did accept the offer after negotiation with the covenant. you have been critical of the government was back handling, but let s talk about how you would fix it if you were in the job that you want to do, which is to be health secretary for the labour party. you said that the nurses original as of 19% was unaffordable. a 10% be affordable? will i think what we need is a workforce plan. the government have a plan. as i ve said before, we have got to see the strikes in the context of context of retention of nhs staff. i think the even bigger risk is notjust that people walk out four more days of industrial action, people walk out four more days of industrialaction, it people walk out four more days of industrial action, it is they walk out of the nhs altogether. when you com are out of th
for the journals tennessee state representative, justin jones defending his decision to join his constituents in protesting gun violence this week the republican-controlled hous leader expelled jones, representative justin pearson, for participating. states gop did not just kick t people out of the chamber. they disenfranchised more than 130,000 tennessean s, who pu jones and pierson in office. the white house calls th tennessee gop s move undemocratic they understood the importance, these three. of standing, to say that peopl will not be silenced to say that a democracy, hears the cries, here is the police, hears the demands, of it people who say that children should b able to live and be safe and g to school and not be in fear
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