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This as an opportunity to the spiteful seems a bit much and i think its perhaps a sign of how long people to been cooped up. Think its perhaps a sign of how long people to been cooped upm tanner, thanks. Joe twyman, do you know of any feuds that need settling . I think every road has a few that need settling. And if you dont have it, it is you thank you both so much. And that is if the papers tonight. Thanks for the joes. Goodbye for now. Hello and welcome to the film review rounding up the very best new films currently available for viewing in your home. By far the most intriguing film to hit...

In the rich countries there is a rhetoric that suggests refugees try to come to our society to benefit from our standards of living. The reality is that it is a global issue thatis reality is that it is a global issue that is uneven a unevenly distributed. Over a0 , over a that is uneven a unevenly distributed. Over40 , overa half never leave the country and remain within the countries and of the others, or those who do become refugees, 85 remain in developing countries. Very few people come to rich countries. It is important we lay to rest some of the rhetoric thatis lay to rest some of the r...

By police in minneapolis has been a prime factor in encouraging more people around the world to try to understand the racism and consistent injustice suffered by black people over the centuries. In the uk, there are calls to rethink the teaching of black history in schools, and make it more relevant and extensive. Our correspondent Celestina Olulode considers the arguments for a new approach. These are some of the black people that helped build this country, but many have never been taught about their contribution. At the moment in england, black history doesnt have to be taught in schools. Pe...

The African American who died while being detained by police in minneapolis, has been a prime factor in forcing people around to world to try to understand the racism and consistent injustice suffered by black people over the centuries. In the uk, there are calls for the teaching of black history in schools to be rethought and made more relevant and extensive in scope. Our correspondent Celestina Olulode considers the arguments being made for a new approach. These are some of the black people that helped build this country, but many have never been taught about their contribution. At the momen...