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Windy city for harvard, teaching health policy and leadership at the th chan school of public health. >> todd: did you say leadership? >> carley: yes, part of the cows. harvard defends their reason to hire lori lightfoot. from her declaration of structural racism to her innovative initiatives to bring mental health services to libraries and shelters. lori lightfoot says, ive always loved teaching, looking forward to sharing experiences i loved governoring through one of the most challenging time...

To help uk power so what he wants to do is polarise a debate against gets the largest party advocating independence and the party advocating that the union most vigorously and that is the conservatives and to some extent cutting labour out although he will attack them as backing tories on brexit and not allowing further independence referendum. surprisingly labour dont want to play and they said the issue for scotland is getting rid of the tories and then moving on to change the governance in sc...

But its a shadow of what the party wanted. democrats seized on that point. >> i think negotiating middle wouldnt have made any difference whatsoever. the fact is from what mccarthy and the house republicans started with compared to what the outcome is here, its a whimper. >> the president will not sign the bill today. prepping the bill takes time. clerks most copy it on to parchment paper? why? its a custom dating back to the declaration of ends once all 13 colonies signed. >> neil: but the ink ...

Just around there, it says, "while a hundred of us remain alive," and then, "never will be subject to the king of england." the passing of time has left its mark, but the 14th—century letter, written in latin, asking the pope to recognise robert the bruce as scotland�*s king, is still clear to see. its an extraordinary text. its not a long text — its maybe around about a thousand words — but it encapsulates an awful lot about what the scots thought about themselves, as a nation, in 1320 ...

Letter, written in latin, asking the pope to recognise robert the bruce as scotlands king, is still clear to see. its an extraordinary text. its not a long text but it encapsulates an awful lot about what the scots thought about themselves, as a nation, in 1320 and their right to be an independent kingdom, not subject to the english king. you can see the damage to the tag where weve lost the bottom of the tag. only 19 of the seals of scotlands most powerful nobles who backed the letter remain in...

An appearance, the fascination for the dragonfly has already encouraged people to emerge into the great outdoors whatever the weather. we come here all the time, and they love walking through the dragonfly garden. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. youre live with bbc news. now its time for the panel. and this is a moment where our panelists get a chance to say what they want to say. brian and irina, lets start with you, brian, the floor is yours.— floor is your...

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