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Died in march alone — thought to be the highest rate of excess deaths in the world. ines and her husband were married for 53 years — he spent his last months in hospital. we are facing a war now here. as the outbreak erupted and our coverage took us across italy, i spoke to a doctor whose hospital was overwhelmed. stefano, hi, mark from the bbc. very nice to see you again. we were late in finding the virus. we were told that we had to search for a link with china but we were not able to see ...

Then it became under control. but mike lehmans views now represent a minority in america. polls suggest most people believe police forces do have systemic problems with racial bias. even conservatives who have been consistently pro—police in their rhetoric, i think, are taken aback by this. and theyre willing to rethink a lot of things we might have thought and said in the past. you now also have large majorities of americans, particularly college—educated white americans, who say racial mat...

Thought to be the highest rate of excess deaths in the world. ines and her husband were married for 53 years — he spent his last months in hospital. we are facing a war now here. as the outbreak errupted and our coverage took us across italy, i spoke to a doctor whose hospital was overwhelmed. stefano, hi, mark from the bbc. very nice to see you again. we were late in finding the virus. we were told we had to search for a link with china but we were not able to see patients with that kind of s...

Exporting cases around the world. to get the latest on the situation in the, our correspondent mike lowered... situation in the, our correspondent mike lowered. . ij have correspondent mike lowered. . i have reported on the story from the start and now i am back to report on those who want a nswe rs. report on those who want answers. in bergamo, 6000 people died in march alone, thought to be the highest rate in excess deaths in the world. ines and her husband were married for 53 years, he spent ...

Thought to be the highest rate of excess deaths in the world. ines and her husband were married for 53 years — he spent his last months in hospital. we are facing a war now here. as the outbreak erupted and our coverage took us across italy, i spoke to a doctor whose hospital was overwhelmed. stefano, hi, mark from the bbc. very nice to see you again. we were late in finding the virus. we were told that we had to search for a link with china but we were not able to see patients with that kind ...

As key mistakes were made, the pandemic stretched medical resources to breaking point. our italy correspondent mark lowen has returned to lombardy, to ask what went wrong. its four months since lombardy became the wuhan of the west, its sufferings seared into memory. the virus throttled, taking hold in europe and exporting cases around the world. lets get the very latest on the situation in northern italy. our correspondent mark lowen is in... ive reported on the story from the start. now im bac...

Story from the start. now, im back to report on those who want answers. in bergamo, 6,000 people died in march alone — thought to be the highest rate of excess deaths in the world. ines and her husband were married for 53 years — he spent his last months in hospital. we are facing a war now here. as the outbreak erupted and our coverage took us across italy, i spoke to a doctor whose hospital was overwhelmed. stefano, hi, mark from the bbc. very nice to see you again. we were late in finding...

And while historians today are still picking up the pieces they believe as many as 300 people were slaughtered. the search for victims continues to this day with the excavation of a cemetery there. im journal by a professor and staff writer at the new yorker and scott ellsworth university of michigan historian and author of "the groundbreaking: an american city and its search for justice about reckoning with the tulsa massacre." professor, im going to go to you first. scott ellsworth, i want to ...

Its like to be a black person like me. im a lawyer. ive argued cases in the supreme court. i still go places where i have to navigate these presumptions. until you have a feeling for the pain and fear associated with that reality, youre not going to appreciate what were saying when were talking about eliminating this iconography dedicated to the confederacy. were talking about repair of the damage done by this long history of racial injustice. >> so much of your work does revolve around making s...

Screen. tell us your story. >> thank you for showing us, my great, great grandmother, she was born and lived in southwest virginia in about 1848. she was born an enslaved person and she was an enslaved person through the civil war and obtained the freedom after the civil war and continued to work for a white family her entire life and to show you how history can be complicated, shes buried in an integrated cemetery in lynchburg, virginia, just a few feet away from the head stones of confederate ...