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You should hear is the national steel band of more than 100 players. theyre kicking off the nights events, but it is very much going to be a show of national pride. as barbados becomes the worlds newest republic. its reason for becoming a republic was about shedding its colonial past. a flavour of tonights ceremony will be very much about that. but at its heart will also be a transition and a handover, where the prince of wales will be here, the queens son, to see his mother removed as head of s...

Contract, they will be able to get a contract, they will be able to get a contract if their staff on vaccinated, , contract if their staff on vaccinated,, or they are unlikely to get a contract, because of the whole question of how you would police the staff on a building site. the other story on the front of the telegraph is the barbados story, "barbados becomes a republic." effectively its the end of the monarchy a link between that particular caribbean island in the uk. it between that partic...

>> it runs through the heart of america, a long, meandering life line, beading industries, towns, and man nations. the mississippi river gave us tom sawyer and huckleberry finn, samuel columnens, new york twain grew up in handover, missouri, just across the river lived curtis lovelace, a smalltown kid who wanted to be a star. for a time, he was, the football champion for university of illinois. >> hes an all-american. >> all-american. >> this is what kids dream about. >> right. >> he was living ...

Has been tension between the french and british governments over whether the are doing enough to prevent people leaving the north french coast. we seen exchange barbs in recent months on that issue. although the french of the uk do have a working relationship on this, the british handover of over £50,000,000 towards french efforts and just in the last couple of weeks weve had a joint statement from the two governments reiterating their commitment to work together and we are hearing a message ag...

The presidency, he put in a military rule throughout south korea and when it came to the people here, especially south of the capital seoul, he decided to crack down and when he did so, its a thought at least a900 students were murdered. during those protests. he became known as the butcher. he continued to rule all the way up until 1987 and during 1987 there were more uprisings by students, again he tried to crack it down but he could not get it under control and eventually, he agreed to run de...

A german state has handed back priceless mayan artefacts to the ambassadors of guatemala and mexico. some of the objects date back to 250 ad. theyre thought to have been looted by tomb—raiders from pre—colombian cities in what are now guatemala and mexico. they then found their way to the cellar of a private collector in eastern germany, where they were discovered in late 2020. the handover is the latest in a recent trend of european countries returning looted cultural artefacts to their cou...

This individual who told the fbi that this was unsubstantiated, that steele had not made it up but had misconstrued it so dramatically that he could barely recognize it. >> bret: i mean, this is fascinating. thank you for coming on. i think we have covered this from the beginning, but it seems like it is gaining steam. and we appreciate it, jonathan. >> thanks. >> bret: a federal judge expresses skepticism today when former attorneys for president trump asked her to prevent the handover of docum...

Court hearing today. and as you mentioned, the deadline for these documents to get handed over, it is looming. next friday is the date the archives needs to hand everything over. that is unless a court in the meantime blocks that handover. so well see what happens today. could happen as quickly as today or maybe very shortly there after. guys? >> we will be watching very closely. jessica, appreciate it, thank you. joining us now, norm eisen, the house judiciary special counsel president trumps...

Longer afford care givers the way they used to and they cant afford baby sitting and nannies and all of these things that did fall apart in the last two years. and so yeah. they are navigating bigger questions and as we see the social safety net for older americans, many are helping take care of their grandparents. that is a very big reality for them going into the work force. >> it is so important to keep all of that in mind. great to have you here to talk about the issues we talk about all the...

Uganda has never had a peaceful handover of power. Those in power use the state resources to strengthen their hold onto the same. Those who contend with them become overwhelmed