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Long—standing grievances, corruption and economic hardship. some vent their anger on the countrys former leader nursultan nazarbayev, who remains powerful. "old man, leave," they chant. in another city, a crowd tries to pull his statue down. the us has urged the authorities to show restraint, but back in almaty, some policemen were simply giving up. the government says eight officers and national guardsmen have been killed. chaos is spreading. paul adams, bbc news. four people have been cleare...

The edward colston statue case to the court of appeal as she believes the verdict is "causing confusion". four people were cleared of criminal damage at bristol crown court on wednesday. the statue of the 17th century slave trader was pulled down in 2020 and thrown into the river avon during black lives matter protests. the president of kazakhstan has ordered his security forces to use lethal force on protestors, without warning. days of unrest and mass demonstrations began this week, after a su...

Bronze, sprayed with give 3d and rolled into the water of the harbour nearby. —— sprayed with graffiti. this has been a case like no other in terms of that complete polarisation of public opinion. edward colston made his fortune in the transatlantic slave trade. across the city, buildings, pubs, streets and schools carried his name. the protest made headlines worldwide. many venues began dropping his name and conversations began about statues and monuments elsewhere. it is began about statue...

It wasjune 7, 2020, during a black lives matter protest, the statue of slave trader edward colston tied up and toppled. crowd shouts the 125—year—old bronze was sprayed with graffiti and rolled into the water of the harbour nearby. cheering this has been a case like no other in terms of that complete polarisation of public opinion. edward colston made his fortune in the transatlantic slave trade. across the city, buildings, pubs, streets and schools carried his name. the protest made headlin...

Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster penny smith, and evening standards home affairs editor, martin bentham. welcome to both, thanks very much for being with us once again. lets take a look at some of tomorrows front pages already in. the i reports mens tennis world number one, novac djokovic, faces deportation from australia in a row over complications with his visa. he plans to appeal the decision. the telegraphs fron...

That are taken to try to slow it down will have an effect in time. so ithink— down will have an effect in time. so i think the _ down will have an effect in time. so i think the nhs will unfortunately have to _ i think the nhs will unfortunately have to live as best they can with the situation and try to managed to cope, _ the situation and try to managed to cope, because theres not much else that can _ cope, because theres not much else that can be _ cope, because theres not much else that ca...

Change and that is a good thing, we shouldnt assume that numbers that are useful now will remain so forever. ., ~ are useful now will remain so forever. ., ,, , ., benjamin mendy, the manchester city footballer, has been actually granted bail ahead of his trial under the conditions of his bail, he will have to live at his home address and not have contact with any of the people that he is accused of attacking and he is also being told he has to surrender his passport by midnight tonight. the att...

Did focus upon was removing symbols that were connected to slavery. in bristol, in the south—west of england, we saw a statue, sir edward colston, a former rich slave trader, his statue chucked into the dock water of bristol port. were you internally cheering when that happened? i thought it was really interesting, and i think now its in a museum or a gallery, and its much more interesting than it was when it was in the street and no—one really noticed it. theres nothing more invisible than ...

Until the 17th of january. these changes are significant and we are not completely without risk. however, at the stage of the pandemic, we do strike an appropriate balance between the continued importance of self isolation and embracing the chance of transmission and self isolation in the economy. tennis star novak djokovic�*s entry into australia on a vaccine excemption has been delayed due to issues with the visa submitted on his behalf. and black lives matter protestors who toppled a statue...

Of covid restrictions in downing street will be looked at by the investigation into parties at number ten. mr cummings says he warned against the invite to "socially distanced drinks" on may 20th, 2020, but it went ahead. he denies a photo of him in the garden at number ten five days earlier amounted to a party. the attorney general says shes carefully considering whether to refer the edward colston statue case to the court of appeal, as she believes the verdict is causing confusion. four people...