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Hello, this is bbc news with joanna gosling. the headlines: two police officers are injured, after yesterdays protest by hundreds of manchester united fans at old trafford. the scenes have been described as "completely unacceptable". when you get fans breaking into stadiums. — when you get fans breaking into stadiums, when you get fans parting poiice _ stadiums, when you get fans parting police officers, when you get fans smashing — police officers, when you get fans smashing glass to get in...

The government wants to see all postmasters whose convictions have been overturned fairly compensated as quickly as possible, and we will work with post office towards this goal. this is the largest legal miscarriage ofjustice in our history. 900 false prosecutions, each one its own story of persecution, fear, despair, careers ruined, families destroyed, reputations smashed and lives lost. innocent people bankrupted and imprisoned. in september, the government announced an enquiry under ex—hig...

Masterminds identity — now is the time to leave the room. i was really excited, and i was... we all had our theories, but you never really think its going to be you, whether or not, you know. and the problem was i couldnt talk to anyone about it, that was the frustrating thing.

Their rights. theyre making their concerns known, and you cannot do that without taking some risks, without making some sacrifices and being creative in the ways that we call attention to the issues that concern us, and concern the very lives and livelihoods. i think its incredibly important and something we seen throughout history. dr martin luther king, gandhi, so many others engaged in civil disobedience. they have written books about it and talked about it over the years, so we are following...

Who joins us from addis ababa in ethiopia, but his home is in melbourne, australia. jamaal, your question, please. my question to the panelists is, how do you respond - to statements like i "all lives matter?" thats the typical response when we mention black lives matter in - australia. opal tometi, all lives matter at the end of the day, dont they? well, i certainly believe that all lives matter, and that is exactly why myself and the two other co—founders of black lives matter created black ...

To take responsibility for their actions and sometimes, a little ding—ding on a bell on a bridleway is perfectly fine, but my lords, if youre travelling in central london, ding—ding on a bell will get you nowhere and in those circumstances, a shout with the voice is probably much, much more preferable. so my lords, im afraid the government will not be mandating bells at the moment. now, a minister has told mps that former sub—postmasters and —mistresses wrongly convicted of offences must...

Thats what she said. did you say that? im recorded on camera and i didnt say any such thing, so its bizarre that... you said sometimes there needs to be violence, thats what you said. we can play it back. are you saying... are you condoning... are you condoning the violence during the demonstrations across the states over the past year? i was focusing on the question. all right. are you condoning the violence? its a simple yes or no! lets go back to our questioner because opal is saying she didn...

A protest is always avoidable. now, im not against the protests, the right to protest. i believe the right to protest or demonstrate is fundamental in any society, but to commit violence, to loot, thats not necessary and thats wrong. opal tometi, role of civil disobedience. the new york times has already reported 7% of the protests last year had any kind of, you know, property damage or anything like that, so its so nominal when that happens. however, what is important is that people are engaged...

In terms of the judicial system, the — reports of his i know, so i have to follow evidence. final question from richmond, virginia. please, go ahead. hello. it seems like were at a global tipping point for action on - social and racialjustice, so. my question is, are we seeing positive outcomes? is there a light at - the end of the tunnel? and what are the best ways to move forwardj is these movements? duwayne brooks, whats the best way for people to move forward? be true to yourself. always q...

Is there institutional racism, systemic, systematic racism in the uk, in your opinion in the police and judicial institutions? the met have been found to be institutionally racist, so the answer to that is yes. in terms of the judicial system, the reports have said no so i have to follow the evidence. all right, clear enough. final question in the united states from richmond, virginia. please, go ahead. hello. it seems like were at a global tipping point for action - on social and racialjustice,...