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do you accept that is not a good look given everything that has happened at yorkshire? so i appreciate people will have their own opinions, i absolutely do. i also believe that now is the time for people to understand, you know, the dire financial situation this board has picked up due to the allegations that i had previously put in place. colin and the new board coming in should be given the second chance. but with cricket under scrutiny over its record on discrimination, some see this as a backward step. former yorkshire player azeem rafiq, his revelations of suffering racism plunged the county into crisis, says he was dismayed. abs, plunged the county into crisis, says he was dismayed.— he was dismayed. a lot of anger, frustration. _ he was dismayed. a lot of anger, frustration. it _ he was dismayed. a lot of anger, frustration. it confirms _ he was dismayed. a lot of anger, frustration. it confirms and - he was dismayed. a lot of anger, i frustration. it confirms and sends the message loud and clear to salvation is a cricket is not a welcoming and safe place for us. i have had enough. the welcoming and safe place for us. i have had enough.— welcoming and safe place for us. i have had enough. the ecb today said it is vital the — have had enough. the ecb today said it is vital the work _ have had enough. the ecb today said it is vital the work at _ have had enough. the ecb today said it is vital the work at headingley - it is vital the work at headingley and beyond to make cricket more
hannah ingram—moore and her husband colin lost an appeal in october against an order to remove the captain tom foundation building at the property in bedfordshire. it must be removed by the 7th of february. the labour leader sir keir starmer will make a speech today in which he's expected to start gearing up for what he sees as an election year. 0ur chief political correspondent henry zeffman can tell us more. henry, we are all assuming it is an election year, we don't know quite yet obviously. but what should the leader of the opposition be using his time for now when making such speeches? his time for now when making such seeches? ~ , , his time for now when making such seeches? ~ _ ., speeches? well, 'udging by what we know of this — speeches? well, judging by what we know of this speech _ speeches? well, judging by what we know of this speech that _ speeches? well, judging by what we know of this speech that there - speeches? well, judging by what we know of this speech that there keir l know of this speech that there keir starmer is going to give in the west of england this morning, he doesn't want to use the time for policy, he wants to use the time to set the tone. it's a fairly bleak tone as well, he will talk about the despair of a downtrodden country, and tell voters that they are right to be
made in barlinnie, scotland's largest prison, which once held the lockerbie bomber. for the time there have been workshops to encourage the prisoners to rap. this is b hall, where 279 prisoners are held, a mixture of those who've been convicted and those who are on remand. we're going to go up to the second level, and meet bernie in his cell. this is bernie's track, which is playing. he's 32 and from govan in glasgow, and ended up in barlinnie on boxing day just over a year ago. hello. hiya. what's your name? i'm colin. colin, i'm bernie. bernie. this is your cell? aye, aye. how many hours a day spend in here? well, normally it would be 23 hours a day. # i remember the day you were born, the moment you came out of the womb...# now these hip hop classes are providing him with an outlet. people always say they like to see people getting punished, you know what i mean? we are getting punished, know what i mean? we're already living in a prison. what do these workshops do for you? it's definitely important.
once held the lockerbie bomber. for the last two months, for the first time, there have been workshops to encourage the prisoners to rap. this is b hall, where 279 prisoners are held, a mixture of those who've been convicted and those who are on remand. we're going to go up to the second level and meet bernie in his cell. this is bernie's track, which is playing. he's 32 and from govan in glasgow and ended up in barlinnie on boxing day just over a year ago. hello. hiya. what's your name? i'm colin. colin, i'm bernie. is this your cell? aye, aye. how many hours a day spend in here? well, normally it would be 23 years a day. i've done everything. i've been a bad boy, and i've also been a good person. but i've done a lot. i was running about breaking into businesses to fund my habit. shoplifting and all that kind of stuff. things i would never normally do. that isn't me as a person.
i'm colin. colin, i'm bernie. is this your cell? aye, aye. how many hours a day spend in here? well, normally it would be 23 years a day. i've done everything. i've been a bad boy, and i've also been a good person. but i've done a lot. i was running about breaking into businesses to fund my habit. shoplifting and all that kind of stuff. things i would never normally do. that isn't me as a person. but obviously actually that's where taking hard drugs took me. # i remember the day you were born, the moment you came...# in his early 20s, bernie was part of the local music scene. his tracks were played on community radio. now these hip hop classes are providing him with an outlet. people like to see people getting punished. we are getting punished. we are in our cells. what do these workshops do for you? it has helped me get back to my normal self and better. i'm trying to be a better person than i have ever been. it's definitely been
once held the lockerbie bomber. for the time there have been workshops to encourage the prisoners to rap. this is b hall, where 279 prisoners are held, a mixture of those who've been convicted and those who are on remand. we're going to go up to the second level, and meet bernie in his cell. this is bernie's track, which is playing. he's 32 and from govan in glasgow, and ended up in barlinnie on boxing day just over a year ago. hello. hiya. what's your name? i'm colin. colin, i'm bernie. bernie. this is your cell? aye, aye. how many hours a day spend in here? well, normally it would be 23 hours a day. # i remember the day you were born, the moment you came out of the womb...# now these hip hop classes are providing him with an outlet. people always say they like to see people getting punished, you know what i mean? we are getting punished, know what i mean? we're already living in a prison. what do these workshops do for you? it's definitely important. i'ts helped me get back to my normal self, and better. i'm trying to be a better person than i have ever been, do you know what i mean? so, it's definitely been
# but at the same time i love these streets...# the sound of hip—hop made in barlinnie, scotland's largest prison, which once held the lockerbie bomber. for the last two months, for the first time, there have been workshops to encourage the prisoners to rap. this is b hall, where 279 prisoners are held, a mixture of those who've been convicted and those who are on remand. we're going to go up to the second level and meet barney and his cell this is barney's track, which is playing. he's 32 and from govan in glasgow and ended up in barlinnie on boxing day just over a year ago. hello. hiya. what's your name? i'm colin. colin, i'm bernie. is this your cell? aye, aye. how many hours a day spend in here? well, normally it would be 23 years a day. i've done everything. i've been a bad boy, and i've also been a good person. but i've done a lot. i was running about breaking into businesses. to fund my habit.
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