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‘How my foot became anti-vaccine propaganda’ – BBC News
As people begin receiving Covid vaccines in the UK, parts of social media are alive with conspiracy theories.
Patricia’s foot was used as anti-vaccine propaganda after false claims she was injured in the Pfizer/BioNTech trials.
Patricia never received the actual vaccine. Medical records show that she received a placebo. This is her story.
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Why Canada is standing up to Trump | The Global Story
President Trump has announced a new round of tariffs against a range of Canadian goods, including hockey sticks and cement.
Trump says the tariffs are in retaliation for what he called Canada’s “unequal treatment” of US cars, dairy and alcohol.
But earlier in the week he also threatened retaliatory tariffs over Canada’s wildfire smoke which has been drifting into US cities.
Asma Khalid from The Global Story podcast speaks to Jayme Poisson – host of the CBC podcast ‘Frontburner’ – about what Trump actually wants from Canada, and whether Canadians are bracing for a world in which the US is no longer their closest ally.
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#Canada #Trump #BBCNews
Chapters:
00:00 Can Canadians rely on America?
02:01 Why has President Trump put tariffs on Canada?
03:30 How has Mark Carney responded?
06:15 What does Trump want with Canada?
10:11 How much of a threat are the tariffs to Canada?
12:50 What could Canada do to retaliate?
13:47 What do regular Canadians think?
16:40 Why have Canadian wildfires caused so much controversy?
20:45 Why does Trump have a feud with Canada?
23:20 What does Trump actually want from Canada?
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UK PM Andy Burnham is spending his first day working from No 10 North in Manchester. #BBCNews
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Are holiday homes stopping young people buying houses? | BBC News
What do affordable housing, arsonists, tourism, the Welsh language and council tax have in common?
The answer… second homes.
In some parts of Wales, second homes make up nearly a third of all properties. For local young people trying to buy their first home, that raises a big question – are second homes pricing them out of the communities they grew up in?
In this video, we explore the impact of second-home ownership on housing affordability, local culture and community life in Wales. We hear from residents, experts and policymakers to find out whether second homes are a problem, or whether there are other factors making it harder for young people to get on the housing ladder.
From economics and housing policy to tourism and the Welsh language, this is a story about far more than property.
In this video:
00:00 – 30% of houses are second homes in certain parts of Wales
00:47 – Rhodri’s perspective as a young local from Crymych
01:27 – Who is buying second homes in Wales?
01:58 – Gareth Lewis breaks down why second homes are so complicated
03:21 – The impact of second homes in local communities
03:54 – ‘The Right to Live at Home’ campaign
04:46 – Meet Wynfford – he’s been campaigning since the 70s
05:29 – The campaign against second homes turns violent
08:00 – Council tax & planning permission explained
09:00 – Scenario 1: the costs behind a private second home
09:41 – Scenario 2: the costs behind renting a second home
10:31 – Beverley’s view as a second home owner
11:27 – Gwynedd, the county with the MOST second homes in Wales
12:04 – Carol’s view as a local landlord
13:28 – Greg’s perspective as a young local from the Gower Peninsula
13:52 – … and it isn’t just Wales facing this issue
14:50 – What happens next? Gareth Lewis explains
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Are apprenticeships the answer to the UK’s high youth unemployment? | BBC Newscast
Today, secondary school pupils in England will be offered more technical subjects as part of education reforms led by the new prime minister.
The courses, which will be available from year 10 onwards will be linked to local industries in the hope of giving children a clearer pathway into work.
Andy Burnham says he’s keen to strengthen links between education and the workplace and these reforms come alongside a new bursary scheme which aims to remove financial barriers to accessing apprenticeships.
Adam discusses the reforms, and whether they can achieve their aims, with Justine Greening, the former education secretary and founder of the Purpose Coalition which aims to improve social mobility, and Shane Chowen, editor at FE Week.
Plus, Adam catches up with By-Electioncast veterans Sarah Lester, editor of the Manchester Evening News and Kevin Fitzpatrick, political reporter at Radio Manchester to discuss the Manchester mayoral by-election, which goes to the polls on Thursday.
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00:00 Andy Burnham’s plan to reform education
06:25 What are the challenges to implement this change?
16:30 What is the Manchester Baccalaureate?
24:25 What’s it like inside Number 10 North
28:04 The race to become Mayor of Greater Manchester
41:30 Everyone who’s standing in the by-election.
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India’s youth desperation fuelling the ‘Cockroach Party’ | Global News Podcast
Despite police crackdowns and accusations of brutality during protests this week, India’s ‘youth-led’ Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) is showing no signs of slowing down, as it gathers support from the public and opposition politicians.
The group is demanding education reforms and the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, who oversaw exams in the country which were subject to corruption claims. The group began after India’s Chief Justice, Surya Kant, allegedly compared unemployed young people and activists to cockroaches and parasites during a court hearing. He later said he was only referring to people with “fake and bogus degrees”, but when graduate Abhijeet Dipke used the name Cockroach Party to start a satirical group online, it gained millions of followers rapidly and grew into one of the most unexpected challenges to the powerful, nationalist government.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi vowed to take care of the country’s youth in a midnight video, after the party called for nationwide protests to be held again on Friday and talks between representatives of the Cockroach Party and government officials later took place in Delhi, but as our Global Affairs Correspondent and India specialist Anbarasan Ethirajan explains, the fractures between young people in India and the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) run deeper than anger over exam fraud.
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@TheFox10101
January 26, 2024 at 2:26 pm
I hope the people with common sense see this for what it is and for once don’t bring “satanist” terminology or insults into this. Because that is what religion is used for. To control the population and dumb people down.
@ghostlylover99123
January 26, 2024 at 2:26 pm
since the first ever vaccine, there have always been those who opposed it, nothing new.
@BCCmma64bang
January 26, 2024 at 2:26 pm
And here we are two years later and thectruth is all coming out. And the BBC need to apologise to people they called conspiracy theorists. Not saying the micro chil nonsense was real but many other things said back then are being recognised as true. BBC are still up to their biased one sided narrative.
@dannyoberthier3053
January 26, 2024 at 2:26 pm
bbc cannot be trusted. they are sponsered by pf!zer, huge conflict of interest. nuremberg 2.0 for the bbc.
@prettych0nk146
January 26, 2024 at 2:26 pm
To think of it, this might be the most ordinary news in bbc
@deanwitt7903
January 26, 2024 at 2:26 pm
Haha she received the placebo my arse . More like she did receive the vaccine and officials decided they better say she had the placebo . Now that’s more the truth . Her reactions didn’t suit the rhetoric did they . Are we also ment to believe the BBC media here ? Bahahaha 😂
@jkk1253
January 26, 2024 at 2:26 pm
well it's not a conspiracy theory about covid vaxx now is it ?
@yunowot8580
January 26, 2024 at 2:26 pm
Absolute lies.
@anguschoi9122
January 26, 2024 at 2:26 pm
It is right
@antoniofuturatiani74
January 26, 2024 at 2:26 pm
BBC propaganda informazioni instituzione con spazzatura misinformazione e disinformazione non senso e canali noiosi. Terribile. Vergognoso. Cattiva. Malvegie instituzione. Petrificato di molto paura e spaventoso del ottusità e oscurità. Lo odio esso. Ciao ciao Antonio Futura Ancodia 3574 Tiani Miles platting Nqtr Mcr Italia poco.
@galaxion62
January 26, 2024 at 2:26 pm
Wrong!… it isn't merely a 'conspiracy theory', but more like a set of facts the likes of which the BBC are trying to either dismiss as such, or more like cover up. Binned my license 2 yrs ago to 'escape' all this blasted nonsense & 'conspired' twisted broadcasting propaganda, funded by the Gates foundation in support of the BBC agenda.
@luckydubeinrc5165
January 26, 2024 at 2:26 pm
Says the Biggest propaganda news company in the world BBC , piss of
@filipsiller6424
January 26, 2024 at 2:26 pm
What Is anti vaccine propaganda
@Paumonsu
January 26, 2024 at 2:26 pm
How the BBC became big pharma propaganda
@davidpar2
January 26, 2024 at 2:26 pm
How the BBC became “vaccine” shilling propagandists: The same as the rest of the msm—$$$$$$$
@leanaedwards9634
January 26, 2024 at 2:26 pm
Utube…. Richard grove…….d O d…..d a r p a…….. daszak…………DUMP!!!!!!!!!!!
@leanaedwards9634
January 26, 2024 at 2:26 pm
David Hawkins reverse csi on crowdsource the truth……………bbc. Pedo statue……Fabian socialists……….
@leejohnson3209
January 26, 2024 at 2:26 pm
… BBC REALITY CHECK…
The problem of course is that unqualified people, Facebook and journalists are also fact checking the experts.
Facebook censored a peer reviewed report from the British Medical Journal!
You, the BBC ran a 'reality check' article criticising a doctor that itself contained falsehoods! Shame on you.
https://youtube.com/c/Campbellteaching
You should be listening to medical professionals like this and not misquoting them in shoddy 'Reality Check' articles.
Are journalists the new arbiters of truth now! Should we listen to media hacks or social media giants over peer reviewed reports, created by experts in their field…? Should we only be seeing stats that have gone through the media filter first?
No, we should not. Stop pushing agendas and just REPORT facts please.
@stuartpaul9211
January 26, 2024 at 2:26 pm
Using license fee, government grants and generous donations from stakeholders (Billy Boy Gates) to form the biggest propaganda network since WW2. BBC UK/world service and its trusted news sources in the commercial media. Basically a media cartel funded with taxpayers money. totally disgusting.
@neillaw
January 26, 2024 at 2:26 pm
BBC lol, it's become one of the largest misinformation propaganda machines within the UK
@JK_JK_JK
January 26, 2024 at 2:26 pm
Can you tell me how many doses are needed to maintain medium/long-term protection? 1 dose? 2 doses? 3 doses? 4 doses? 5 doses? 6 doses?…
@anthonyharris6881
January 26, 2024 at 2:26 pm
Calling someone a "conspiracy theorist" as if you are saying they are lying lol. A theory is an assumption that something sinister is plannee or taking place. If it eventually happens it is no longer a theory now is it?