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Hello, and welcome. here in the uk, the country has been rocked by startling testimony from prime minister borisjohnson�*s former chief adviser. dominic cummings told members of parliament tens of thousands of people died needlessly from coronavirus because of disastrous failings by the government. he described borisjohnson as unfit for thejob and said he heard the prime minister say hed rather see "bodies pile high" than order a third lockdown. britain has been one of the countries worst hit ...

..matter! joining me now is lumumba akinwole bandele — a civil rights activist and organizer with the malcolm x grassroots movement its good to have you with us. one year on from the murder of george floyd, how different does america feel to you today? you know, america does not feel much different other than the amount of activation that our communities are expressing but the reality is in terms of the way law enforcement continues to interact with our communities has not changed. so we know ...

Appropriate options in close coordination with the european union, our allies and other international organisations to help hold the lukashenko regime to account, including sanctions. 0ur correspondent in sarah rainsford is in minsk, the capital of belarus, and explained what impact the international reaction is having. well, its having one direct effect. we flew in from moscow, and thats now one of the few ways to get here, in fact. as you were mentioning there, eu airlines are cancelling fligh...

Thing is that people are staying longer. you know, before the pandemic, 14% of our business was more than a month. now a quarter of our nights booked, are from people travelling more than a month. so what this means, all of this combined, it means that the world of travel and living are starting to blur together. for example, of the people that are living, living dramatically. youll see a lot of young people and retirees who dont have families who are just going to choose to live a month here or...

Testimony, very angry testimony, but in a sense, might the prime minister already have kind of parked those criticisms? i already have kind of parked those criticisms? ., �* ~ already have kind of parked those criticisms? ., �* ~ ., , criticisms? i dont think he has. i dont think— criticisms? i dont think he has. i dont think he _ criticisms? i dont think he has. i dont think he has _ criticisms? i dont think he has. i dont think he has fully _ criticisms? i dont think he has. i dont think...

And the truth is, it undermined public confidence in the whole thing. the most bizarre part of mr cummings�*s original story was the now infamous drive to barnard castle to test his eyesight after being ill with covid. if i was going to make up a story, id have come up with a hell of a lot better story than that one, right? you were testing your eyesight with your wife and child in the car with you? it didnt seem crazy at the time. obviously i wish i had never heard of barnard castle and i wis...

Who didnt need to die. for the first time, someone who was involved in making the decisions during this crisis has come to that conclusion in public. a claimed the governments always disputed or try to ignore, but one day will have to answer in full. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, westminster. in a year of disputes and controversies within government, one of the most talked—about events during the first lockdown was dominic cummings infamous trip to barnard castle in county durham — the purpose...

Totalfor studio: so, about four hours in total for this studio: so, about four hours in totalfor this evidence studio: so, about four hours in total for this evidence from dominic cummings. right now we are going to go to the beginning of prime ministers questions. mr speaker, i know colleagues from across the house will want to join me in know colleagues from across the house will want tojoin me in paying tribute to ourformer house will want tojoin me in paying tribute to our former colleague w...

Hillsborough is a double tragedy. the disaster itself, 96 lives lost when the football terraces became overcrowded at the sheffield wednesday ground. and its aftermath, as fans were unjustly blamed for their own deaths. the families of those who died have spent 32 years fighting forjustice. # walk on, walk on...#. in 2016, they celebrated inquest verdicts, which found that those who died were unlawfully killed and the fans were not to blame. but now, there will be no convictions for an alleged p...

Of australias coal production. the young people behind the case are organisers behind australias school strike 4 climate campaign, which marched in sydney last week. the suit targets the planned expansion of a coal mine in new south wales. lets get more from our correspondent shaimaa khalil. what is the background of this case? the background is these eight young people, these eight students have presented a class action to the federal court in melbourne asking them effectively to stop the envir...