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Build back better. they set up chairs to make it look like they were in a doctors waiting room. they blocked access to the building for a while while they told stories about loved ones they had lost, loved ones who had died because they had lacked proper access to health care. there was another similar event just a few weeks ago. this group gathered outside the capitol to urge congress to pass a bill to expand global access to vaccines to help us better prepare for the next pandemic. about half ...

Also been our national conscience. it was during south africas long and violent struggle against the countrys brutal regime that he rose to prominence. we will be free! after the country became a democracy, he presided over the tumultuous reconciliation process. in accordance with his wishes, the archbishop will be aquamated — this is a greener alternative to cremation. his ashes will be interred beneath floor here at st georges cathedral. it is the end of an era — the last of south africas ...

To defend themselves in court, convinced theyd done nothing wrong that day, and today, the jury here agreed with them. three cheers for the colston four, hip—hip...! andrew plant, bbc news, in bristol. play in the fourth ashes test in sydney is about to start for the second day, with both sides evenly poised after englands bowlers made some initial headway. stuart broad on his recall took the wicket of david warner, leaving australia at the close of day one on 126 for 3. england trail in the f...

Its the first day of the fifth and final ashes test — the first time austrlia and england have ever played a test in hobart, tasmania. and weve witnessed the rare sight of england actaully getting on top in this series. the ashes long gone, of course. england made five changes. one of those returning was ollie robinson — he got david warner for nought. usman khawaja made two centuries in the last test but this time he scored just 6 — falling to stuart broad. and then the big one — steve ...

The remains of desmond tutu are back in the cathedral where he once preached to a nation. the former archbishops ashes were laid to rest under a memorial stone in front of the high altar at st. georgias cathedral in south africa. thats where his funeral was held saturday, the archbishop leading the service called on south africans to commit to the legendary change that the archbishop advocated during his lifetime, this includes fighting for freedom, justice, quaequali and peace for people all ov...

Is it basicallyjust it needs more money? it is more money, yes. hello, gorgeous. with the care industry facing multiple challenges around staffing and funding, the government has recently announced an additional £5.4 billion of funding for social care over the next three years. suzannes hope is that if some of those pressures are relieved, shell be able to extend her days out to more nights out. paul carter, bbc news. the fourth ashes test in sydney is evenly poised, with englands bowlers makin...

Challenges around the games as well as games themselves. we recommended it the best we can. its very disappointing how the ashes are going, but whether it be putting pride back into the badge, making sure we get those test championship points, for individuals, making sure that they are pushing hard to cement their spots in the team, theres a huge amount to play for for this group of players. weve got to stay tight, weve got to stay together and weve got to put in a performance in one of the best...

Tonight, to go through it all again. after three heavy defeats, the ashes are gone. stuart broad, says england were undercooked and on a hiding to nothing coming into the series and morale is low in the camp. hes the only change to the side for the fourth test in sydney, and arguably praparation is even worse for this one, with most of the coaching staff in isolation because of covid. batting coach graham thorpe will fill in for chris silverwood and he told the bbc�*s simon mann, that the team...

For him with us. south africas president delivered the main eulogy. archbishop desmond tutu has been our moral compass, but he has also been our national conscience. it was during south africas long and violent struggle against the countrys brutal regime that he rose to prominence. we will be free! after the country became a democracy, he presided over the tumultuous reconciliation process. in accordance with his wishes, the archbishop will be aquamated — this is a greener alternative to crema...

And have received extensive training abroad, their attack on kazakhstan can and should be considered an act of aggression. russia says it is already responding. these pictures, released by the defence ministry in moscow, said to show men and equipment setting off for kazakhstan. and a convoy of armoured vehicles also on the move. what are they actually heading into and what will they do when they get there? paul adams, bbc news. cricket — and england face an uphill task against australia in th...