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That, right, whenever i wanted to feel bad because something has happened, i think about my grandmother, who was born on the cotton plantation. and i think about people like ms. minnijean who -- to be clear, right, we want this to be so far in the wee or view mirror. we want to act like it was so long ago, why dont we get over it? nobody wants to get over this more than black people. >> [applause] >> so, when i think about healing, i think, who really needs to hear it are white people. i think t...

Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari has called for everyones efforts to reduce road accidents by 50 per cent before the end of 2025.

Of course the strikes are in a quarter of trusts, so three—quarters of trusts are not striking and im hugely grateful for the work that nurses and other staff are doing across the nhs. do a deal! as striking nurses in wigan called for a deal, a march from university college hospital involving nurses and other campaigners reached westminster and the biggest set of walk—outs by ambulance staff and nurses was announced for a single day in february. hugh pym, bbc news. ten chinese snooker player...

Good evening and welcome to tonights programme. today, the world professional billiards and snooker association confirmed that ten chinese players have a case to answer in relation to alleged match fixing. among the players charged are some big names in the sport. liang wenbo, a finallist in the uk championship in 2015, has been charged with being concerned in fixing matches on the world snooker tour and approaching players to fix matches. hes also been charged with seeking to obstruct the inves...

The bureaucratic wheels turn at the speed of smell.

The economy. on that specific point about the damage to _ the economy. on that specific point about the damage to the _ the economy. on that specific point about the damage to the economy, j the economy. on that specific point i about the damage to the economy, one viewer, andrew douglas, got in touch. he wants to know, will keir starmer be as bold as sadiq khan who said that brexit is to blame for many of the countrys economic problems? i many of the countrys economic problems?— many of the c...

>> reporter: sadly, fredricka, that interview was not unique. i could have had that interview with hundreds of different women today. i met one woman, not only was one of her sons injured in battle but also her other son went missing. she hasnt heard from him since last upper. >> so sad. scott mclean, thanks so much. lets bring in general wesley clark, a cnn military analyst and former nato supreme allied commander. so good to see you. for a long time now weve been talking about how russia is ...

Kids who will benefit, they seem to appreciate the effort almost more than the result. >> first time i set foot on this playground, im probably going to start crying. from seethe effort that all the school has made. >> reporter: mrs. julien couldnt agree more. >> my future as an adult is bright knowing that this generation of students, of change-makers, see something that needs fixing, and they go for it head first. >> the whole thing. >> reporter: head first and dive deep. >> whats our next ste...

Airline industry but that said the air traffic controllers in domestically, it was torturous getting the new system online but by all accounts it is a world leading system and that is what it requires because of the density of the traffic. i because of the density of the traffic. , ., , ., , ,., traffic. i remember i was transport secretary for _ traffic. i remember i was transport secretary for a _ traffic. i remember i was transport secretary for a period _ traffic. i remember i was transport ...

Are going to have to come to their senses and see that hey, our american people are hurting. we was first, now were fixing to be dead last. >> bill: you think about gas prices have come down a little bit in the last few months but you think about the run-up of the past two years, things like keystone influenced the markets whether you want to admit it or not in terms of supply. keeping those prices lower. >> well, the whole thing about it is. it wasnt just all about the keystone. there was many ...