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BBCNEWS Breakfast March 10, 2017 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Breakfast March 10, 2017

Analysis of live music is taking place. We look at the big issues for the industry. In sport impossible to play any better that was Jose Mourinhos assessment of his Manchester United side, as they bagged an away goal in europe. It brought london to a standstill and killed thousands more than 60 years after the great smog, well find out whats being done to improve the capitals air quality today. Nick has the weather. After so much loose guide yesterday, a bit of rain in northern and western parts. Still mild but not as lovely as yesterday. Youll forecast for friday and your weekend weather. Goo...

Winchester staff vote to strike over cuts and workload - Vimarsana News

Winchester staff vote to strike over cuts and workload

Forty jobs set to go at university

Gillett Square, Hackney, stabbing: Man in hospital - Vimarsana News

Gillett Square, Hackney, stabbing: Man in hospital

A man was hospitalised after a stabbing at Gillett Square, which was once considered a “crime hotspot”.

BBC World Service - The Documentary Podcast, Heart and Soul: Should I change my name? - Vimarsana News

BBC World Service - The Documentary Podcast, Heart and Soul: Should I change my name?

Should inherited slave names passed down from enslaved African ancestors be changed?

Source: bbc.co.uk
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Caribbean nations demand reparations from King Charles for royal connection to slave trade - Vimarsana News

Caribbean nations demand reparations from King Charles for royal connection to slave trade

During a visit to Kenya, Britain’s King Charles stopped short of apologizing for his nation’s repression of independence fighters 70 years ago. But the monarch is under pressure because of Britain’s imperial past. Caribbean nations are calling on Charles to dig into his $2 billion personal fortune and pay for the royal family’s slave trading past. Special correspondent Malcolm Brabant reports.

Source: pbs.org