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live our lives in peace. never gonna happen, though. one harmful stereotype people hold aboutjews is that we're a monolithic group who think, feel, and even look the same way. but that is far from the truth. i'm meeting up with the nadine, a blackjewish woman who last year confronted the grime artist wiley after he posted an anti—semitic rant on twitter. ijust think it just demonstrated the complexity of what it can be like being a jewish black person. it is a lot easier to recognise if someone calls me the n—word, or someone says something derogatory about my skin colour to know that it is racist — versus if someone makes a comment like, "oh, you know, jews run the media," it is not as overt in some ways, but i also think they manifest themselves differently and i think in the 21st century. you do not have the structural socioeconomic intergenerational inequality that you see within black communities, as in the same in the jewish community — but that does not mean that, you know, the threat levels are not serious. see, ijust don't think people have a very solid understanding of what anti—semitism is,
but that is far from the truth. i�*m meeting up with the nadine, a blackjewish woman who last year confronted the grime artist wiley after he posted an anti—semitic rant on twitter. ijust think it just demonstrated the complexity of what it can be like being a jewish black person. it is a lot easier to recognise if someone calls me the n word or someone says something derogatory about my skin colour to know that it is racist versus if someone makes a comment like, "oh, you know, jews run the media," it is not as overt in some ways, but i also think they manifest themselves differently and i think in the 21st century. you do not have the structural socioeconomic intergenerational i think in the 21st century, you do not have the structural socioeconomic intergenerational inequality that you see within black communities, as in the same
onto the driveway and started attacking me and i was full of blood and i was still with the adrenaline pumping. how long were you dealing with the physical injuries? about three or four weeks. and any mental injuries of the back of it? ptsd. it took me a while to go back outside again. quite a lot of people in burnley actually came to me and said are you 0k? do you need anything? stuff like that. it was really heart—warming. what does yourjewish identity mean to you? everything, absolutely everything. it is my life, really. and how does it make you feel that something you hold clearly so dear to you, something you love about yourself, is something that other people use as a target? it hurts me a lot, because at the end of the day, what we all want is to just live our lives in peace. never gonna happen, though. 0ne harmful stereotype people hold aboutjews is that we are a monolithic group who think, feel and even look the same way, but that is far from the truth. i'm meeting up with the nadine,
has been removed from his post as just a secretary. dominic raab has been demoted from foreign secretary ofjustice of the additional role of deputy prime minister and lord chancellor. liz trust becomes just the second female to be involved in the second female to be involved in the foreign office. replacing her at the foreign office. replacing her at the department for international trade is and reach rebellion. nadine joins the cabinet as the new culture secretary, she replaces oliver dabney becomes conservative party co—chair. those are all the changes. joining me now is lauren mcevatt, a former special adviser to the conservative government during david cameron's administration. hello to you. thank you for being with us. i was speaking tojustine, the former education secretary little bit earlier, saying that what brycejohnson seems to be doing is replacing a co. that cabinet with a leveling up cabinet. does that make sense? i leveling up cabinet. does that make sense? ~ . ., sense? i think gavin williamson was an appointment _ sense? i think gavin williamson was an appointment that _ sense? i think gavin williamson was an appointment that predated - sense? i think gavin williamson was | an appointment that predated covid. it took a lot of his failures happen during the covid era, and i think
suppose — thing about nadine doris is that i suppose the word colourful covers it. it suppose the word colourful covers it it will _ suppose the word colourful covers it. it will be interesting to see what — it. it will be interesting to see what happens at.— it. it will be interesting to see what happens at. colourful, yeah, that works- _ what happens at. colourful, yeah, that works. i'm _ what happens at. colourful, yeah, that works. i'm sure _ what happens at. colourful, yeah, that works. i'm sure nadine - what happens at. colourful, yeah, | that works. i'm sure nadine would agree. mo, let's go to the daily telegraph. raab and gove lose out. liz truss only the second for an secretary after margaret beckett. there's only something about the conservative party that seems to be a lot easier in promoting women then some might suggest. the labour party in terms of leadership. suggest. the labour party in terms of leadership-— of leadership. yeah, i think the conservative _ of leadership. yeah, i think the conservative party _ of leadership. yeah, i think the conservative party have - of leadership. yeah, i think the | conservative party have had two female by ministers and labour have had zero. when you look at the facts, i think they speak for themselves. i think they are making
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will survive because i would like the prime minister and president biden to tell me how they think that will make the world a safer place. thank you very much for talking to us, nadine. keep up the good work. nadine, trying to coordinate people getting it in afghanistan and talking about the challenges as she described them there. dashing out of afghanistan. greece says it's completed a 40—kilometre fence on its border with turkey and installed a new surveillance system, amid fears of refugees arriving from afghanistan. the greek citizens' protection minister said "we cannot wait for the possible impact" of the taliban's takeover of afghanistan. his comments came as president erdogan of turkey called on european nations to take responsibility for people fleeing the taliban. in other news... the british government has rejected a call to issue 10,000 temporary visas to eu workers to tackle an estimated shortage of 75,000 lorry drivers. logistics uk — the trade body which represents freight businesses — says many restaurants and supermarkets are facing
victoria. i'm on the end of the phone and i had to stop a bunch of 12 female students from going to the airport this morning. they are getting increasingly desperate. i have been telling them to wait for flights. i know their names are only waiting lesser flights. flights. i know their names are only waiting lesserflights. was so unhelpful of present biding to say they will be a deadline for evacuations because what we have seen as thousands of people now going to the upper —— president biden. thousands of people going whose names are not on the flight. it is a matter of time and it will happen before there is a massacre within those crowds outside. the governments, both american and british, need to get to grips with the situation at the airport as a matter of urgency.— the situation at the airport as a matter of urgency. sorry, nadine, wh do matter of urgency. sorry, nadine, why do you _ matter of urgency. sorry, nadine, why do you say — matter of urgency. sorry, nadine, why do you say so _ matter of urgency. sorry, nadine, why do you say so emphatically i matter of urgency. sorry, nadine, why do you say so emphatically it| matter of urgency. sorry, nadine, i why do you say so emphatically it is a matter of time before there is a massacre at the airport? my question mark because — massacre at the airport? my question mark because the _ massacre at the airport? my question mark because the violence _ massacre at the airport? my question mark because the violence is - mark because the violence is intensifying on the outside and people are incredibly scared there might be a suicide bombing. we have families with children there we have