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Olympics-Calls grow to relocate 2022 Beijing Winter Games

Article content With the Beijing Winter Games less than a year away, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) are looking closely at human rights abuses in China, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Tuesday as calls to move the 2022 Games continue to grow. “In regards to the Olympics, we continue to be very, very vocal in standing up for human rights around the world and calling out human rights abuses, as I have personally in the past directly with Chinese leadership, among many others,” Trudeau told reporters during his daily press briefing. We apologize, but this video has failed to load.

Olympics: Calls grow to relocate 2022 Beijing Winter Games

With the Beijing Winter Games less than a year away, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) are looking closely at human rights abuses in China, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Tuesday as calls to move the 2022 Games.

Olympics: Calls grow to relocate 2022 Beijing Winter Games

Sian Berry: I'll end cannabis stop and search if elected London mayor

Sian Berry: I’ll end cannabis stop and search if elected London mayor Andy Gregory © Provided by The Independent Sian Berry has vowed to deprioritise the policing of cannabis if elected London mayor, including an immediate end to officers using the drug as sole grounds for stop and searches. After decades of outright prohibition, the decision to redivert police attention away from small-scale cannabis offenders was first announced in County Durham in 2015 with the aim of freeing up officers’ time and refocusing scant resources on organised crime. As evidenced by a sustained drop in recorded possession offences of the country’s most popular illicit drug, they are far from the only force to do so.

Sinn Fein overtake Fine Gael as most popular party in Ireland in latest poll

Updated: 20 Dec 2020, 9:56 SINN FEIN have now overtaken Fine Gael to become the most popular political party in the Republic - according to the latest poll. The opposition leaders gained two percentage points since the previous poll - bringing them to 32 per cent. This is according to the latest Sunday Times/Behaviour and Attitudes Survey. 2 Sinn Fein have become Ireland s most popular party, according to the latest pollCredit: Getty Images - Getty 2 Fine Gael support dropped four points on the previous pollCredit: TOM HONAN PHOTOGRAPHY Fine Gael - who were formerly the most popular party in the country lost four points - landing at 27 per cent support.