The Exchange
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| First episode date | October 26, 2009 |
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| Final episode date | September 9, 2016 |
| Networks | CBC News Network |
| Presented by | Amanda Lang |
| Kevin O'Leary | |
| Peter Armstrong | |
| Mar 29, 2012 | |
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| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1791452 |
About The Exchange
Hosts Amanda Lang and Kevin O'Leary offer their insights into the world of business, as well as interviews with the biggest names in the financial world, from moneymakers to whistleblowers and policymakers.
The Vivienne: Drag Race star attack was homophobic - magistrates
... Both Mr Williams and Whitfield agreed that at no time homophobic slurs were used during The Exchange, but the prosecution argued Mr Williams " flamboyant" dress sense, including his hair and make-up, were the cause of Whitfield s hostility...
Israel-Gaza war: The Red Cross's delicate role in hostage crises
... At the time Fabrizio Carboni, the ICRC s regional director for the Middle East, admitted how relieved he had been that The Exchange went quite smoothly...
Palestinian teenager 'dizzy with happiness' to be freed
... The Exchange was delayed after Hamas accused Israel of changing the agreed list of prisoners it would release...
For some Israeli hostage families, the painful wait goes on
... Naama Weinberg, whose cousin Itai Svirsky, 38, is also believed to be among the hostages, watched The Exchange from her apartment in Tel Aviv...
Israel-Gaza: Families' relief as hostages released
... A total of 39 Palestinian detainees have been released from Israeli prisons as part of The Exchange...
James Cleverly admits calling Labour MP 'unparliamentary' word
... " In footage of The Exchange in the Commons, it was unclear where the remarks came from as there was no shot of Mr Cleverly mouthing the words...
Home Secretary denies calling Stockton North derogatory term
... It is unclear where the remarks come from in footage of The Exchange in the Commons, as there is no shot of Mr Cleverly mouthing the words...
Covid Inquiry: Boris Johnson referred to Treasury as 'pro-death squad'
... " Asked about The Exchange, Mr Warner said he believed infections would continue to rise until more stringent restrictions were put in place and that other measures, such as the test and trace system, were not able to control the virus...
Ipswich police officers accuse the black woman of "jumping on the bandwagon popping up'
said An Exchange in which a Police Officer accused a black woman of "jumping on the bandwagon" was "clumsy", a " Deputy chief constable.
the Two officers a pair of black outside your Ipswich home for their details, had asked, you say: "because we can".
If the wife complains, an official said: "they have just jumped on the train, which in the current climate. "
" Deputy Chief Constable of Suffolk police, Rachel Kearton, said it would be investigated internally.
The Exchange , filmed on wife, mobile telephone, was displayed on Twitter, More Than 1. 5m times after it was shared by the couple's daughter, Maja Antoine.
In the video, check to officers, a driver's license, because the couple had "attention" to them while they worked on a task on the same road on Wednesday.
She Said in her tweet: "My parents were arrested and interviewed in their own driveway, for driving a motor vehicle on The Road ', and 'because they can'.
"It is suspicious to walk from your car to your house while black. The UK is not innocent. "
'didn't happen'said Speaking on BBC Radio Suffolk, Miss Antoine, is your first thought when your mother sent you the footage, "people need to see That ".
"Everything That happens, We Are fighting for, where We Are , to The Point That it was my parents, she added in front of your door",.
"After Everything calmed down, my main feeling is anger, because this should not happen. "
Asked for an official apology due to their parents on Friday, She Said : "Until we see some kind of change in the bias training, I believe That I am really impressed, but The Apology was welcomed. "
" Deputy Chief Constable Rachel Kearton BBC Look East said she could see, was said of The Incident compressionFranstine Jones, the former President of The National Black Police Association, That it was "just not professional" to ask someone for their details, "because we can".
"It makes me wonder what the mentality of our officers in Suffolk goes on The Street to do police work," She Said .
"If you believe That any interaction with a black person be thinking if they are not spoken at all happy about The Way you, or The Way they are treated, you, or ask for an explanation, That officer, "oh, here we go, you are just jumping on the bandwagon'.
"It is really disappointing. It makes me scared. "
DCC Kearton, said body-worn camera and the shots of online video have been examined, and the question investigated by The Force professional standards team.
"It's an opportunity for us to have a long, hard look at how we behave," She Said .
"It's not always perfect, we have faults and weaknesses, but we care for our communities and we hold dear to our hearts, to do our professionalism and integrity, and The Right and all the respect our members and our communities, to preserve them.
"That 's what the core of what the cops were trying to do, but it seems to have been carried out in a clumsy fashion, to be dealt with by The Police and we will do better in The Future . was "
colchester, ipswich, suffolk constabulary, black lives matter
Source of news: bbc.com
