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Black american, looking back at the history of the empire, and they feel real rage and anger over what happened to their ancestors. You dont feel that . We dont suffer injustice as much as they do. We live privileged lives. Were not being injusticed every day as much as they are. Their roots were taken from them so i can understand why you would be angry. Like, im very proud to be irish and i love my heritage and i love my roots so i cant imagine having that taken away from me. History is no lon...

Lot of pressure have found it with a lot of pressure on them, particularly if they are juggfing on them, particularly if they are juggling work and home schooling chilled it and i think that is why these things are so shocking suggesting up to 60 of what men we re suggesting up to 60 of what men were cutting the hours in order to accommodate additional childcare. Of women. Even more shocking, 30 of women are saying of women. Even more shocking, 30 of women are saying that their contract ended a...

Today at six. The uk drugs regulator approves a Coronavirus Vaccine. The first doses will be here next week. The uk is the first country to approve the pfizer vaccine. The Prime Minister praises the scientists but hes got a warning, too. As we celebrate this scientific achievement, were not carried away with overoptimism or fall into the naive belief that the struggle is over. Its not. Jabs at racecourses and conference centres they could all be used in one of the biggest logistical operations t...

This is bbc news, im martine croxall. The headlines at 4 South Wales Police declare flooding caused by storm dennis a Major Incident. A man has been found dead after falling into a river in south wales. Today will be a day devoted to getting on top of it, providing an emergency response. By tomorrow, we hope the Weather Forecast says, we will be into the phase where we will be recovering from it and seeing what needs to be done to help. Heavy rain has caused landslides and there are hundreds of ...

X by; w grieving the loss of grieving. Grieving the loss of life, the loss ofjobs, the loss of opportunities, the loss of normalcy, and yes, the loss of normalcy, and yes, the loss of certainty. And while this virus touches us all, weve got to be honest, it is not an equal opportunity offender. Black, latino and Indigenous People are suffering and dying disproportionately, and dying disproportionately, and this is not a coincidence, it is the effect of Structural Racism, of inequities in educat...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Boris johnson will announce new measures on monday to tackle coronavirus in england, with some areas of the north warned they are likely to face tougher restrictions. Donald trump will return to the campaign trail later with a speech at the white house but wont confirm if hes covid free. Armenia and azerbaijan agree to a humanitarian ceasefire, following two weeks of intense fighting over the disputed territor...

This is bbc news, im reeta chakrabarti. The headlines at a50 concerns about the governments plans to get all pupils in england back to school in september. Some teachers say itll be tricky to follow the guidelines, but the education secretary says its critical to the countrys recovery. In these challenging times, we are committed to ensuring the nations children have notjust a safe education, but also an excellent one. In half an hour well have the government briefing from downing street on the ...

Hello, this is bbc news. The headlines. A major government u turn in england as the exams regulator says all a level and gcse students in england will be given the grades assessed by their teachers or their moderated grade if that was higher. It will make would like to say sorry for that and we are now making steps to correct that. The opposition says the government should have sorted this out weeks ago, while the education secretary has apologised saying students had been affected by significa ...

The first female Radio Operator to be sent into nazi occupied france. They were losing Radio Operators like flies. The Life Expectancy was six weeks, so noor was crucial to this. And they flew her in undercover. She is transformed into madeline, the secret agent. After months of dangerous work, she was betrayed, arrested by the gestapo, imprisoned and tortured. She died after being shot in a concentration camp in september 1944. Her plaque marks the return of the blue plaque scheme after a brief...

For most of us, around ten the night for most of us, around ten the lowest. In the midlands. Here is tomorrow, warm southerly wind spreading across the uk, plenty of sunshine, turning hot across the south east. 30 degrees. But for most of us its not going to be that one, it will be mostly around the low mid 20s which is comfortable enough in pleasant enough in aberdeen and also glasgow around 20. I think tuesdayis also glasgow around 20. I think tuesday is going to be every bit as warm across ma...