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By powerful male entities." i mean, as a brit, a woman, a person of colour, how did people treat you at the very beginning when you came here? well, i think because of my english accent, people thought that they had to actually treat me with more respect than i probably deserved back then, as a young whippersnapper. but, no, i mean, look, this is a very competitive industry and environment. and so, you know, its not for the faint of heart, right? so, you know, i learned early on you had to have ...

That the audience kind of knows the difference between something that is very much intended to be a theatrical experience, and something thats not. and just as we come to the end, you know, its always good to talk to people who are in the know, like you, about the future. but, clearly you have driven a lot of change through your career — whether thats for people of colour and other underserved audiences, women — what are your predictions now about what needs to change next? does it feel like...

For example issho, which is a denim jacket which gives you the sense of a stroke on your back. do you want to try it on? there is those four small vibration motors that give you the feeling of a gentle touch, basically. we started exploring solar technology in textile back in 2013, with the aim to bring solar technology closer to our bodies. what i really like with this sample is it gives you such an immediate visual feedback when you put your hands on it. this was pioneering at the time, becaus...

Music. testing the connection methods of solar cell to the textile. other projects are more about the emotional, for example a denim jacket which gives you the sense of a stroke on your back. do you want to try it on? this is four small vibration motors that give you the feeling of a gentle touch, basically. we started exploring solar technology in textile backin solar technology in textile back in 201s with the aim to bring solar technology closer to our bodies.— bring solar technology closer...

Allowing detailed replicas to be made or to help the experts to study them further. one of the scanners is the artec leo. it may be small but it is a powerful device and has a big pricetag. it costs more than 26,000 euros but has been donated to the project for free. the device has a few sensors and a projector. projector projects a pattern the object and this pattern is being deformed by the geometry of the object and then using this distortion you can reconstruct the 3d. and then the algorithm...

Father and english mother, he would have been the first black player to represent england. half a century would pass before viv anderson would make that breakthrough. jack leslie scored more than 130 goals during his time here at argyle — hes the clubs fourth—highest goal—scorer — and it was in 1925 that he was called into the managers office and told that hed been selected to play for england. but when the papers came out, an aston villa player was in the team, jack was named as a trave...

Of sundays japanese grand prix. he was the first black footballer to be picked for england almost a century ago, but campaigners say jack leslie never actually played for his country because of the colour of his skin. now a statue of him has been unveiled at the stadium of plymouth argyle, the club for whom he scored more than 130 goals. and the fa have also awarded him an honorary england cap. jenny kumah reports. three, two, one... a wonderful moment— three, two, one... a wonderful moment in...

This yearfrom paramount with top gun — that film wasnt available anywhere until after 120 days of release. and so, the audience just kept going and going, and going. and we are beginning to see that a little bit, that the audience kind of knows the difference between something that is very much intended to be a theatrical experience, and something thats not. and just as we come to the end, you know, its always good to talk to people who are in the know, like you, about the future. but, clearly...

Attracted to me, i think, early on. its interesting. i mean, you were made a dame in 2020, as i said. at the time, your parents told the isle of wight county press, "to us, she is and always has been just our loving girl whos made the big time by personal honesty and endeavour in a world dominated by powerful male entities." i mean, as a brit, a woman, a person of colour, how did people treat you at the very beginning when you came here? well, i think because of my english accent, people thought...

Pick—up, and the lady goes there, picks it up, has the abortion. people get around it. the trouble is, its the poorest people that cant find that sort of help. absolutely, this has disproportionate impacts on the poon disproportionate impacts on the poor, on women of colour. the majority already have kids. it really has a major impact. republicans dont want to stop with abortion care. weve seen theyre