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A past we all can embrace? i am a proud northerner, born in bolton, of jamaican heritage. but it could be argued bristol is the place where i came of age, where i got my first job injournalism, the only career i've ever known. like many west indians and their descendants living in the uk, my lineage stretches back to africa and the trade in human bondage involving ports like bristol. ships loaded with goods would sailfrom here down to west africa. they'd then be exchanged for slaves. that human cargo would go across the atlantic to the caribbean. there, they'd be exchanged for cotton and sugar...

Would you call on the government to implement them now? i think it is really sad because all of these traumas have been happening for so many years. for every person who goes through a situation like that, it feels like i've been through it. the way we are bonded as black people, there is an experience. becoming a windrush child, slavery, there are different injustices. we stand united in those struggles. the government launching this across government launching this across government working group, which will attempt to address the ongoing challenges of the windrush generation. quote, that is...

Old est kruzenshtern is one of the oldest and tallest mastered sailing ships in the world. it began its around the globe voyage in december last year, a journey of almost 2a,000 nautical miles. but then coronavirus struck, and the ship was effectively stranded on the high seas. she was allowed to dock in a handful of countries, but strict rules we re countries, but strict rules were applied. all the crew remained on board. when we received food and supplies, we disinfected them. for us, it was a positive experience and a good result. no crewmembers or sailor students fell ill. everyone is heal...

Police say he transferred a car he owned into someone else's name the day after. when the coronavirus lockdown came into effect, many people found themselves stranded and alone. flights all around the world had to be cancelled and plans had to be changed. this was certainly true for the crew of the russian ship kruzenshtern, which found itself a long, long way from home. tim allman reports. when it comes to self—isolating, it doesn't get much more extreme than this. sailing into port in kaliningrad, the tall ship kruzenshtern gets quite the welcome. cadets back on land, though it is quite di...

Daniel sandford with that report. when the coronavirus lockdown came into effect, many people found themselves stranded and alone. this was certainly true for the crew of the russian ship kruzenshtern, which found itself a long, long way from home. tim allman reports. when it comes to self—isolating, it doesn't get much more extreme than this. sailing into port in kaliningrad, the tall ship kruzenshtern gets quite the welcome. cadets back on land, though it's quite different since when they set sail. translation: when we started the voyage, everything was different. now it's not clear how we...