the river s too high, it s in flood, so it wouldn t be safe. we couldn t actually stop you, you mightjust keep going. where do the rapids end? um. the north sea. ok, yeah, that s an issue, isn t it? well, i might not be able to get out on the river, but kevin insisted i had a go on one of their longest zip lines. i m feeling a bit more nervous. i mean, i was quite chilled out about this, cause i m like, zip wire, everyone does this, you know, kids do it, and now, looking down into that gorge, um. my nether regions have got a little bit tighter. two hands on top. and then i ll go? yeah, when you lift your legs up. i don t wanna do it! you re fine, you re fine. all right, here we go. 0h.bleep! screaming woo! whoa!
my biggest fear is that i could go throughout my life never working, and that really, really frightens me. amrit is blind and has a degree and a postgraduate diploma in psychology and counselling. when her children started secondary school, she started looking for work. it s been five years and she s still not got a job. she s even struggled to get voluntary work. i was told that the office was not suitable for me as a blind person, that they wouldn t be able to accommodate a desk for me and it wouldn t be safe. the difference between the number of disabled people in work compared to non disabled people is what s known as the disability employment gap. although it has slightly narrowed in the last few years, experts say this is in most part down to the fact that more people already in work are identifying themselves as disabled. turn around, go on, turn around, katherine, look at that. look at that. katherine loves volunteering
democratic senators, we were unable to pass the freedom to vote john r. lewis act which would ve solved so many of the problems we are now seeing, including putting an end to some much of the voter suppression that has been enacted. last year in at least 19 states. and of course, over 400 voter suppression bills were introduced last year in state houses across the country. congressman, you, know we started with this story about the catfish guy. it s a ridiculous story. but that sort of the point of the story. it s ridiculous, but there are people entertaining these ridiculous ideas of voter fraud because they don t exist. and yet, it is working, it is making some people say, well we have to make sure that voting is safe in this country, we have to take away any possibility that it wouldn t be safe, and to the extent that people don t understand that these restrictions are eroding democracy, what argument do we make to right minded people to say, stop listening to the bs?
congressman, you, know we started with this story about the catfish guy. it s a ridiculous story. but that sort of the point of the story. it s ridiculous, but there are people entertaining these ridiculous ideas of voter fraud because they don t exist. and yet, it is working, it is making some people say, well we have to make sure that voting is safe in this country, we have to take away any possibility that it wouldn t be safe, and to the extent that people don t understand that these restrictions are eroding democracy, what argument do we make to right minded people to say, stop listening to the bs? i think you ve got to present the facts which are that there is no evidence of mass voter fraud in this country. as you know, ali, it s being fabricated to justify the racist voter suppression that we are seeing. and, of course we are seeing
she has even struggled to get voluntary work. i was told that the office was not suitable for me as a blind person, that they wouldn t be able to accommodate a desk for me and it wouldn t be safe. the difference between the number of disabled people in work compared to non disabled people is what is known as the disability employment gap. although it has slightly narrowed in the last few years, experts say this is in most part down to the fact that more people already in work are identifying themselves as disabled. turn around, go on, katherine, turn around, look at that, look at that. katherine loves volunteering in her local charity shop. she worked for a major supermarket for 25 years but was made redundant. is this the kind of thing that you do, katherine? i do, putting things in the right sizes. how much do you love this particularjob here? i know you are volunteering. i like it. would you like this kind