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and academic roxane gay, has most definitely cut through with her books, which include unflinching testimony on the impact of being raped, on fatness and the meaning of feminism. how scary is this level of self—exposure? roxane gay, welcome to hardtalk. stephen, thank you for having me. well, its a great pleasure to have you here. youve written with extraordinary candour about your own life. i have. and it strikes me that writing about it — presumably a solitary occupation — is o...

the longest—lasting tropical cyclone on record. rescue and relief efforts are being hampered by continuing rainfall. authorities say there is an urgent need —— now on bbc news, its hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. im stephen sackur. finding your voice as a writer, cutting through the cacophony of noise in 21st century culture is not easy. it helps if you have a talent for writing. it also helps if you have something to say which is powerful, authentic and confronts tough questions ...

ust irish and american families, not just irish—american families. these stories_ just irish—american families. these stories are — just irish—american families. these stories are the very heart of what binds_ stories are the very heart of what binds ireland and america together. they speak to history, defined by our dreams. they speak to a present shared _ our dreams. they speak to a present shared responsibility and a future, poised _ shared responsibility and a future, poise...

and academic roxane gay, has most definitely cut through with her books, which include unflinching testimony on the impact of being raped, on fatness and the meaning of feminism. how scary is this level of self—exposure? roxane gay, welcome to hardtalk. stephen, thank you for having me. well, its a great pleasure to have you here. youve written with extraordinary candour about your own life. i have. and it strikes me that writing about it — presumably a solitary occupation — is o...

faced fierce opposition from environmentalists. now on bbc news, its hardtalk with stephen sackur. welcome to hardtalk. im stephen sackur. finding your voice as a writer, cutting through the cacophony of noise in 21st century culture is not easy. it helps if you have a talent for writing. it also helps if you have something to say which is powerful, authentic, and confronts tough questions about the human condition. my guest, american writer and academic roxane gay, has most definitely...

hello and welcome to bbc news. authorities in the united states have been assessing the damage caused by severe storms and tornadoes. at least 21 people are now known to have died as the storms ripped through the south and the midwest, leaving a trail devastation. hardest hit were tennessee, arkansas and indiana. in illinois, one person was killed when a theatre roof collapsed. these pictures are of the storm passing a car in arkansas and, as you can see, the images speak for themselve...

nec talking about the billions being invested in electric transport vehicles. but experts are asking, what good is all of this if investment isnt also going into infrastructure? crucible chaos. protesters disrupt play on day three of the world snooker championship in sheffield. good morning. yesterday temperatures reached 21.2 celsius in northern scotland. as we go through the rest of the week, temperatures will slide down. the first half of the week is staying fairly subtle for most, ...

and against the whole world. junior doctors in england have voted in favour of strike action over a dispute over pay. say a three day work—out is being planned for march. the family of nicola bulley describe their agony as police find a body in the river near the place she went missing. an inquest into the deaths of five people who were shot by a man in plymouth, finds they were unlawfully killed. a solicitor for the victims�* families say the system has failed them. this evil act ...

will protect us. >> that he wont let anything bad happen to you. >> so when the strangers arrive, a father takes matters into his own hands. >> you hear crack, crack, crack. >> the terror, the bullets. this is like -- >> glass is exploding. >> the crime scene, caught on camera. >> anybody in the vehicle in bc are. hands >> it was bad, worse than anything id ever seen in my life. >> i cried for my dad. >> was this a murder? >> every day i think of that. >> all i could think of was my ki...

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