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Was a time to celebrate. gabe gutierrez has that story. >> reporter: it was a seminal moment across the country. >> i heard not guilty so many times so my mind was -- did i hear -- did i hear that right? from atlanta. >> i cried tear was joy. tears of joy. >> to boston. >> this is a moment in history, right? that, you know, so many people hopefully look back on as a catalyst for good things to happen. >> to houston where george floyd grew up. >> something had to happen to make them understand th...

Im tim willcox with special coverage of the trial of derek chauvin for the killing of george floyd. we, thejury, in the above entitled manner, as to count one, unintentional second—degree murder while committing a felony, find the defendant guilty. a jury decides he acted illegally when arresting george floyd in may of last year. he could face up to 40 years injail. mr floyds supporters welcome the verdict outside the court. the question now — will the jailing of george floyds killer change ...

This is bbc news. im tim willcox with special coverage of the trial of derek chauvin for the killing of george floyd. we the jury, in the above entitled matter, as to count one, unintentional second—degree murder while committing a felony, find the defendant guilty. a jury decides he acted illegally when arresting george floyd in may of last year — he could face up to a0 years injail. mr floyds supporters welcome the verdict outside the court. the question now — will the jailing of george ...

She stock to her task throughout that. people are aware that journalists have been targeted in the course of the troubles as well. its something that we have to get very serious consideration to that we are in regular contact with the police. we had the unusual experience of having to deal directly with senior police officers about the security of ourjournalists. its worth pointing out that theres been a change in the police attitude. they take these matters much more seriously than was previous...

Still the cause of socialjustice still needs to be pushed forward in america. you are watching special coverage of the of chauvin. this is bbc news, with special coverage of the trial of derek chauvin for the killing of george floyd. we the jury, in the above entitled matter, as to count one, unintentional second—degree murder while committing a felony, find the defendant guilty. a jury decides he acted illegally when arresting george floyd in may of last year — he could face up to a0 years ...

And unionist areas were missing out on some sort of peace bonanza — thatjobs, investment, housing was going elsewhere. which i think we definitely in the newspaper have a responsibility to challenge. because the evidence is very much to the contrary. but when it all started to kick off, it did, it was difficult to explain exactly why these people were gathering. initially, in derry, and then, in newton abbey but then when it came to the place where it all started in 1969 the imagery was unmist...

Mainly teenagers, threw petrol bombs and fireworks. the riots began in loyalist areas of belfast. theyve been broadly linked to anger over controversial republican funeral and the irish seaboard imposed as part of the brexit deal. this has proved to be a very difficult story for the media to cover. which is what were here to talk about, of course. and im joined by two leading figures in northern irish journalism. noel doran, editor of the irish news, your paper has historically had a catholic na...

Deliberately make things worse. to deliberately make people angrier. i think that quote you mention is so poignant because what happens on social media very much bleeds into whats happening on the streets. suzanne, have you seen much of this activity on social media? yes, there is a lot - of activity on social media. and threats and can sprayed. in the past maybe a threat to a journalist was more direct. | now hundreds of thousands of people can see it. theres a colleague of mine, a fantastic yo...

The government in westminster told breakfast therell be times when restraint is the only realistic response to a situation. but, where possible, it should be avoided. the association of school and college leaders said its important schools retain the authority to use physical interventions, but added its good practice to inform parents and carers. its difficult for me to open up about this, because ive always wanted to project this perfect, happy life and this story had no place in that. can i a...

Harrys home. harry has a learning disability and is nonverbal. he was five when his family noticed a change in his behaviour. he became really, really fearful of everything around them. he didnt want to move around our home. he became almost broken. they discovered he was being mechanically restrained in school, strapped into a chairfor lessons. play assembly here, strapped in at the feet. i was psychologically harmed and he was emotionally harmed. callum also has a learning disability. he was 1...