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He wasn't doing somersaults, he didn't have your windows. the only way he knew he was weightless was his straps were flying. right. because he was strapped in. underlining just how remarkably space travel has changed since 1961. how it will evolve in 2022 and beyond for the next generation — well, that's anyone's guess. mark lobel, bbc news. long queues have formed in bristol, as limited—edition t—shirts made by the street artist banksy went on sale. the artist announced on friday night that the shirts would go on sale at locations in the city. he said they had been created to show suppo...

He said they had been created to show support for the four people about to go on trial accused of pulling down the statue of slave trader edward colston. the shirts quickly began appearing for resale online, with one seller asking for £9,000. that's 11,945 us dollars. a reminder of our top story: president biden has said the federal government will do everything it can to help six american states recover from one of the largest outbreaks of tornadoes in us history. he has declared a state of emergency in kentucky, where more than a hundred people are feared to have died. in illinois, at least...

Australia.— this morning and credit to australia. . , ., , , australia. that is all your support for now. that is all your support for now. now — let's bring you some pictures of a special moment in the us. the daughter of the first american astronaut, alan shepard, has made a trip to the edge of space , 60 years after her late father's pioneering flight. laura shepard churchley , who's 7a , was one of six people aboard the blue origin commercial spacecraft that made a ten minute trip from rural texas. it reached an altitude ofjust over a hundred kilometres before descending back to earth....

Racism if you are going to make it a symbol of racism. i have been accused of being racist, if i was racist, why do i have so many blacks working for me? consider this the sixth largest nation in the world -- >> iwo still consider this, meaning ctennessee, to be the confederate states of america, says the man. that's why he explained why he put up that sculpture made from bathtub caulk and stuff, with a butcher knife. that's why he put up that t statue, that was created by the lawyer for the man who killed martin luther king. a man on a horse. there's no way you would know this, is a man named...

At this. this is astonishing. remember, this is the confederate general, wealthy slave trader, first grand wizard of the ku klux klan, nathan bedford forrest. >> all of it, with the remains of ahe man, reviled and revered and the weight of a city divided on his shoulders, teller ordered his staff to place the caskets in two different vehicles. >> i d had my staff leave the site, drive in different directions and i'll call you and tell you where. >> they drove around about 40 minutes to avoid anyone following them before taylor directed them to head to his mumford, tennessee, funeral home. he c...