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How you see all these moving parts. >> well, in a word, just texans are fed up. you see what is happening in the senate, we have been doing this for about a month now in the texas house. we have now have warrants out for our arrests. that will not detur us. that will only give us more resolve, and we'll continue to fight. and you'll also see things like mayors and judges suing the governor because he will not protect them and let local officials provide public health. texas is on the brink. the only way we know how to demonstrate our disappointment is to have this sort of disobedience, to walk...

Criminal read in the eyes of our government in iran, everything woman pretty woman, master criminals and imagine that you walk and build an you think and you dance and you actually enter a stadium. you are like a criminal. so that is why i created a campaign to give voice to voice as people who are bravely challenging the sizes mind of the government and by practicing disobedience pretty do have to say that the regime actually is barbaric routine but women are not going to give up their fight against this regime predict. trey: strike me as somebody who's not afraid of running you're not afraid...

Another angle with some of the members of the texas delegation contracting covid-19 despite being vaccinated. jonathan. >> yeah, the covid outbreak complicates the mission of the texas democrats but they say that they are undeterred and therefore i'm looking forward to talking to them tomorrow night about their decision and what they want from congress. but also this morning on "the sunday show," i'll talk to some of the key players in the fight for federal action on voting rights. james clyburn, amy klobuchar and joyce beatty of ohio, who was arrested while protesting for voting rights. so as...

Of the united nations' global goals for sustainable development. the forest has been designed by international artist es devlin and has been created in partnership with project everyone', a not—for—profit agency co—founded by the writer and director richard curtis. richard curtis spoke to my colleague annita mcveigh earlier. she started by asking him about the symbolism of the forest. there's so much symbolism i can't tell you. one of the things is that actually, it was in the original rules of this amazing building never to have a tree planted at a time there's so much symbolism i can't...

With project everyone, a not—for—profit agency co—founded by the writer and director richard curtis. hejoins me now. lovely to have you with us on bbc news today, richard. in my imagination, i have you telling us all about this while wandering through the trees, but technicalities mean you have to used a there with the trees behind you. it does look really lovely, so, explain a bit more, yf forrest, what is the symbolism here?— is the symbolism here? there's so much symbolism, _ is the symbolism here? there's so much symbolism, i _ is the symbolism here? there's so much symbolism, i ca...