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Was obviously the devastating injury. it was right in the pinnacle of my career. also, i think that i was very honest about myself, my struggles, insecurities, flaws. there were some of these things that i had to deal with a long way. even when i was, you know, playing at duke and detroit, i was at an all-star level at as an athlete. i was short of sort of showing the human side. that is not something that you necessarily -- you are nervous about sharing and exposing it. there is something liber...

This is bbc news. im chris rogers and these are the latest headlines: the defence secretary ben wallace rules himself out of the race to become the next conservative party leader and prime minister. chanting protesters in sri lanka storm the presidents official residence over the handling of the countrys worst economic crisis in decades. the countrys prime minister says hes willing to stand down. police injapan admit there were flaws in the security for to the former prime minister, shinzo abe, ...

Gesture to a crowd gathered outside downing street. she raised her middle finger to the crowd on her way to watch borisjohnsons resignation speech on thursday. she said she had endured a huge amount of abuse over years from some people and had reacted to what she called a "baying mob". police injapan have admitted there were flaws in the security provided to the former prime minister, shinzo abe, who was shot and killed yesterday at a political rally. a 41—year—old man armed with a home—ma...

We understand, who went to the prime minister last week when it looked like the game was up to tell him to his face that the right thing to do might now be to resign, but he did not go himself, he stayed in post and from what he has had to say to the sunday times remains loyal to borisjohnson. he stresses that, "i have not spent the last few turbulent years plotting or briefing against the prime minister, mobilising a leadership campaign behind his back. "i will tell you this, for all his flaws,...

Next couple of days. police injapan have admitted there were flaws in the security provided to the former prime minister, shinzo abe, who was shot and killed yesterday at a political rally. a 41—year—old man, armed with a home—made weapon, said he carried out the attack. 0ur correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes sent this report — which contains some flashing images. the site where shinzo abe was gunned down on friday has now become a place of pilgrimage. many hundreds lined up this mor...

Face, but even she could not hide her smile when she lifted that venus rose water dish. wimbledon has often given us unexpected winners, especially in the womens draw, but with her all—round game, rybakina is someone we should expect to see here time and again. the local police chief injapans nara prefecture has said there were flaws in the security provided to the former japanese prime minister, shinzo abe, who was assassinated on friday. the official admitted the security plan for mr abes vi...

Changed for the decades, black masculinity in particular. >> we have normalized black man being able to say that i have mental health struggles. here is what i am insecure about, here are my emotions. i know that it is scary to do that. talk to us about -- there are other young man. theyre looking at this tall and handsome basketball player. you had many insecurities, other young man can get something out of your stories. >> yes. first of all, everyone has insecurities and flaws. they probably h...

By some of the flaws as well. i bim, thank you for your time at the end of a very busy week. thank you. you know what? the thing that kind of rattles around in my head on a day like this, where theres huge noise at westminster and someone doing myjob is sort of making a lot of that noise, is obviously its massive because its about who our next prime minister is but how does it sound and feel for people all over the uk. emma, most of the time youre in northern ireland and ijust wonder how people ...

Acceptable. it was his character and integrity in question, not his governing policies, and he obviously thought that was deeply unjust. he thought that was deeply unjust. he thought he got the policy right on covid, on the vaccination programme, on the war, so why was that enough? and he did not see was simply an affable to have a man who could tell lies of that kind or evade the truth in that way as prime minister. find in that way as prime minister. and et, marc in that way as prime minister...

Avoidable errors in westminster, the public, large swathes- of the public probably missed - what was happening from that point of cop26 and all they heard| about were tory mps doing, you know, silly things _ around their friend who had been know, had been found to have done things. illegitimately around lobbying. now, look, i played my own part in that, im not, you know, - i voted for the whip on that occasion. i so im not now disclaiming my own responsibility. - my personal view at the time and...