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From closure, and its impact still resonates today. tracey miller reports. creativity and colour are being served up at this youth club in bristol today — its a graffiti workshop. i had no idea what i was going to end up with, and ijust followed my mind and just...spray painted! and its graffiti that gave this youth club its moment of fame when banksy left a piece of work outside its gates. mobile lovers was eventually sold — and the proceeds, say the organisers, saved the youth club from cl...

Medal back to south africa. when you are disadvantaged areas, we tend to think we dont belong. if i can get a medal ijust feel like it dont belong. if i can get a medal i just feel like it will actually change the mindset of actually change the mindset of a lot of people in the country or in africa. but mostly for me it is the younger generation to take up the sport. if i get cold that is a bonus but to be honest, i will be happy with whatever colour. but ijust want to finish on the podium. lets...

Right, republicans took advantage of those things just like democrats. president — those things just like democrats. president trump won this in nine point in 2016 and five in 2020. is texas rather slowly turning pink, if not blue? . ~ �* . texas rather slowly turning pink, if not blue? . ,, �* , ., not blue? yeah, i think theres no cuestion. not blue? yeah, i think theres no question- you _ not blue? yeah, i think theres no question. you can _ not blue? yeah, i think theres no question. y...

And for her husband, barney, and children charlie and louisa back home, the pride was only too clear. yes, as soon as she came quite close to crystal, i was like, "i know shes going to win." it was totally worth it, and i was screaming my head off. it was absolutely superb. its... yeah, quite surreal in some ways, being so many thousand miles away and still enjoying that amazing experience of seeing sarah win again. and there was another medal in the velodrome — steve bate, whos visually impai...

To come, as across tokyo at the aquatic centre, the medals were soon mounting up. they werent quite the colour they might have been, though. tully kearney says she had to learn to swim again after missing the rio games through injury, but with a huge lead in herfinal, she seemed on course for remarkable triumph. but over the final length, gradually, she was reeled in. if it was 199 metres freestyle, she might have won, but it was the 200 metres, and agonisingly, she didnt. pipped by chinas zhang...

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In the games, but, with covid cases continuing to rise injapan, most events will be held without spectators. from tokyo, our sports correspondent andy swiss sent this report. 364 days after it was meant to start, the countdown was finally complete. despite the delay, despite the pandemic, the paralympics arrived in a spectacle of sound and colour — a vibrant opening ceremony entitled "we have wings" highlighting the power of paralympians. but inevitably there was also a more sombre note. at a ...

Well, maybe if i was in a hot country it might feel quite nice, and i suppose it doesjust look like a pair of headphones around your neck. but still, the concept itself does feel a little bit over the top, to me — although maybe i wasnt born to be this cool. and rather conveniently, the sun has just come out for my next item. ive shown you before on the programme audio sunglasses, where you can listen to music or talk on the phone via the glasses. this pair has a bit of difference, though. thi...

But we lost them when we fled the afghan wars as refugees. most afghans have no pictures of their past. nothing to show their grandchildren. it is a terrible gap in our lives. these films, kept safe for half a century, are the only ones i have ever seen that have survived the wars. they show my afghanistan — to me, the real one. a land full of life and hope. they tell a special chapter of our story thats almost forgotten. half a century ago, an american, glenn r foster, from california arrived...

They tell a special chapter of our story thats almost forgotten. half a century ago, an american, glenn r foster, from california arrived in southern afghanistan. he stayed on for seven years, a keen photographer in black and white and marvellous colour. glenn took his 16mm film camera through kandahar and helmand. he toured through villages and deserts. sometimes, hejust let the camera run. people chatter horses gallop fosters family kept the films in a trunk at home, and they kept a reel of ta...