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And probably for my dad, he was probably thinking he, you know, he got through, he got his family out of the country at last, but he was leaving back something that he really loved, the country that he loved. the asians arrived in cold, wet weather at stansted. whole families had arrived with little cash. the few belongings they brought often seemed of nothing more than sentimental value. the time of the year that we arrived as well, it was like the wintertime. and that made it worse as well wit...

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Of the vote in, markey holding a 20-point lead over his challenger. the primary battle intensified in recent weeks with kennedy hammering markey on buts abussi. markey took aim at the kennedy family playing off the john f. kennedy line its not what your country can do for you, its what you can do for you. markey spun off saying with all due respect its time to ask what your country can ask for you. during the interview with laura ingraham, the president falsely suggested that he won the popula...

Warning the suburbs are dezending into chaos, hoping that message will resonate with voters. but is it working? jeff zeleny is "outfront" in ohio. >> president trump is seizing on the suburbs as a weapon in his fight with joe biden. >> he will totally destroy the beautiful suburbs, suburbia will be no longer. >> reporter: but here in ohio, these sprawling communities have long been changing. just ask angie jenkins. >> i have no idea what hes talking about because the

Passengers recording the sound of moaning as navalny is rushed to the hospital. his team insisting he was poisoned, perhaps in tea he drank. later, he was moved to germany where tests now suggest he was attacked with the same group of poisons used against russian defector sergei skripal and his daughter two years ago. then british intelligence laid the blame squarely at the kremlins door. >> theres no bulletproof vest that you can wear thatll protect you from novichok. so, i think hes sent a ver...

Year, or maybe even sooner. >> reporter: critics worry a vaccine might be rushed, but the white house says the timing has nothing to do with the election. earlier, dr. anthony fauci said he think s that a safe vaccine will be identified by the end of the year. >> i believe that by the time we get to the end of this calendar year that we will feel comfortable that we do have a safe and effective vaccine. >> reporter: the virus has killed 185,000 americans and is now triggering new outbreaks. coll...

Now on bbc news — witness history. hello, and welcome to witness history, with me, tanya beckett, here at the royal academy in london. today, we present five extraordinary moments from history as told to us by people who were there. coming up, the british alternative to prison that was copied around the world. the moment idi amin expelled thousands of ugandan asians in the 1970s. and the artist couple who wrapped germanys reichstag in fabric. but first, we go back to a defining moment in moder...

Schools in england prepare to re open their classrooms to pupils after almost six months at home. the government says schools are safe to return to, teachers say theyre ready too. were just looking forward to getting back to seeing them and doing what we do best, and teaching, with them in the classroom with us. also on the programme tonight... british holidaymakers scamble forflights home from portugal amid growing concerns it is about to be put back back on the quarantine less than two weeks a...

Taking off and were safe. and probably for my dad, he was probably thinking he, you know, he got through, he got his family out of the country at last, but he was leaving back something that he really loved, the country that he loved. the asians arrived in cold, wet weather at stansted. whole families had arrived with little cash. the few belongings they brought often seemed of nothing more than sentimental value. the time of the year that we arrived as well, it was like the wintertime. and that...

Would have been kenosha, a city that would have been burnt to the ground by now. he wont be seeing the family ofjacob blake. they say in any case they dont want to meet a man who they have called racist. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in kenosha, wisconsin. our top story this evening... schools in england prepare for re—opening after classrooms were closed because of the pandemic. tighter restrictions have been announced in parts of scotland after announced in parts of scotland after a rise in covid...