government policy

  1. NEWS Councils told to house all rough sleepers in England by weekend

    Councils have been given 48 hours to find emergency accommodation for all rough sleepers in England following an unprecedented, but unfunded, request from the government that all homeless people should be housed by Sunday. Council officials welcomed the urgency of the request but expressed...
  2. VIDEO Dr. Rob Davidson confronting VP Mike Pence about the Trump Administration's plans for Medicaid cuts

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  3. VIDEO Koch Bros Will Reap Hundreds of Millions From Tax Cuts

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  4. VIDEO Daily life in Fukushima: 'It was like visiting another universe'

    Jan Beranek, who is with a team of Greenpeace activists investigating the fallout from the Fukushima nuclear disaster, says Japanese are encouraged to return to their normal lives unaware of the dangers they face in the contaminated area. "I personally find it very disturbing, because on the one...
  5. Greenpeace urges Japan to evacuate town's children

    TOKYO — Greenpeace called on Japan on Thursday to evacuate children and pregnant women from a town about 60 kilometres (40 miles) from the stricken Fukushima nuclear plant because of high radiation. The environmental and anti-nuclear group said its own data from Fukushima town roughly matched...
  6. Japan may face green tea shortage due to radiation leakes from Fukushima plant

    TOKYO: Japan may face a shortage of green tea as radiation leaking from the crippled Fukushima Dai-Ichi power station tainted leaves, spurring the government to restrict shipments from four prefectures. The government decided on Thursday to curb shipments of dried tea leaves containing more...
  7. Movers turn away evacuees / People told to relocate get cold shoulder from moving firms

    FUKUSHIMA--Many residents in Fukushima Prefecture who have been told to prepare for evacuation have been refused service by moving companies, it has been learned. People living in designated areas have been told to evacuate within one month because of radiation leaks from the Fukushima No. 1...
  8. No immediate threat to humans | That comes later !

    The operator of the crippled Fukushima complex begins releasing 11,500 tons of radioactive water into the Pacific to make room in storage tanks for even more highly contaminated water. The government says the release does not pose an immediate threat to humans. Like a thief in the night the...
  9. UK News : 50p Tax increase to fund broaband upgrade

    this just popped in my email box: "The controversial landline tax, designed to fund next generation broadband services, is to be made law before the general election. The 50p a month landline tax is to be included in this year's finance bill with the aim to raise up to £175million a year...