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England unassuming leader was change the face of football in this country forever. without the single—mindedness and drive of sarina weigman, england might not have become european champions but from the start the odds were stacked against her for ever making a career in football. , ., ., ., in football. there been a lot of barriers. first _ in football. there been a lot of barriers. first when _ in football. there been a lot of barriers. first when i- in football. there been a lot of barriers...

Significantly weaker than it had in the past. _ significantly weaker than it had in the past. at - significantly weaker than it had in the past. at the - significantly weaker than it l had in the past. at the same time, its introducing a lot of measures to defend its own economy which is scaring off foreign investors as well. so anything to ensure that there is continued investment in the country to ensure that its own economy does not falter any further is something that beijing will certainly ...

Had committed misconduct in public office due to the severity of their failings. today the crown prosecution service has decided not to charge them. prosecution service has decided not to charge them-— the labour leader sir keir starmer has pledged to smash what he calls the "class ceiling" with his partys education policies. hes been setting out plans which include hiring another 6,500 teachers if labour wins the next election. 0ur political correspondentjonathan blake was listening to the sp...

>> this was the moment astronaut sally ride ignited change, becoming the first american woman in space. [cheers and applause] >> 40 years later, her family including her 99-year-old mother unveiled a statue in her honor today in california. >> she was a trailblazer. >> she always thought of her big sister as a hero. >> she left over barriers, she didnt see it as something that should stop her, but rather a challenge. >> astrophysicist dr. sally ride notified her family of an important event in h...

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Jesse kirsch joins us from highland park. how is the community doing one year later? >> reporter: the mayor marking this one-year anniversary by calling last july 4th the bloodiest day they have ever experienced in highland park. right behind me you can hear and see they are removing the barriers that were up along this march route. last year, it was the parade route. they took the same path on a walk today to commemorate, to remember, to memorialize, but also the sense that we get from the comm...

And justice ketanji brown jackson had a blistering debate that we dont usually see in decisions. here is what part of justice thomas wrote. quote, justice jackson uses her broad observationses about statistical relationships about health, wealth and well-being to label all blacks as victims. her desire to do so is unfathomable to me. it is an insult to individual achievement and cancerous to young minds seeking to push through barriers and their race is not to plame for everything good or bad th...

There is a presumption of jail with these charges. and thats the truth of the matter. now. at the time hell convicted, he will be 78 or 79 years old. thats also going to be taken into consideration by any court, as it would for any other 78 or 79-year-old person, about whether they would go to jail or not either. i dont want donald trump treated any differently than any other american, and i dont want him treated worse or better. i want to make sure that the facts come out and if a jury finds hi...

Through barriers. their race is not to blame for everything, good tor bad, that happens in their lives. what is your response to that? >> i mean, what justice clarence thomas wrote there, i believe, is profoundly disrespectful to -- i just think it was profoundly disrespectful to his colleague. it includes sweeping assumptions about her world view, whereas when you look at what the response was from justice ketanji brown, we saw that her descent was grounded in fact, it was grounded in the facts...

Everything good or bad that happens in their lives. and ketanji brown jackson, she said, deeming race irrelevant in law does not make it so in life, although formal race-linked legal barriers are gone, race still matters to the lived experiences of all americans in innumerable ways and todays ruling makes things worse, not better. who do you agree with? >> well, race still does matter, and thats why this case still allows race to be used whether adjudicating whether or not a student should be ab...