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The online meeting that was held with Stephen Crabb and Redhill School’s year 3 and 4 pupils to talk about their brilliant work in promoting Finn’s Law Part 2. Pupils from Redhill Prep School in Haverfordwest have been praised in Parliament for their tireless work over the last four years in campaigning for stronger laws to protect animals. Under the guidance of teacher Vicky Brown, the young pupils have lobbied their local MP Stephen Crabb, members of the House of Lords and a number of Government ministers to persuade them to support the Finn's Law campaign. 'Finn's Law' came into ...

BBC News 2020 and me: 'Be grateful for what you've got' Close In February, personal trainer Vicky Brown was earning a good living, celebrating a significant birthday and thinking about her children’s upcoming exams. Then, like many people, her world suddenly changed. As London went into lockdown, her business collapsed, her children’s school shutdown and the outdoor-loving single mum soon found herself struggling to keep her family fed. So how does she reflect on what’s happened in 2020, and what has she learned from the experience? This film, by Elise Wicker, is part of a series of fi...

These 3 Black-owned Savannah restaurants top my list Damon Lee Fowler Ask most anyone in Savannah’s food service industry and they’ll readily tell you, Black chefs, cooks, and back-of-house workers are the backbone of the community. If there were suddenly a mass exodus of African-Americans from the kitchens and back-of-house of Savannah’s many restaurants, cafés, and take-out emporiums, the industry might not fold, but it would certainly be crippled. This has been true since the first enslaved Africans were put to work in the kitchens of Savannah’s early public and coffee houses, coo...

York has its own equities and potential money laundering. you heard potentially an insurance claim fraud that michael cohen alluded to publicly to miss ocasio-cortez's question. there are a lot of problems out here. no president has faced more investigations. we just have to make sure that in the united states of america, more does not become less, and that's what the president tries to benefit from, that the more that's out there, the more distracted we become, but again, we cannot lose the rule of law. if we lose that, we lose free markets, free ideas, and the freedom to dream. >> let me ask...

Made a deal to avoid thursday's possible debt default and economic calamity, at least for a few months. the nasdaq, s&p and dow all surging upon word that the u.s. economy may have received a stay of execution. but from wall street to america's crossroads in time square, almost no one thinks this deal resolves the core issues that led to the shutdown. >> extending the deadline doesn't actually help the situation whatsoever, it's all about coming to an agreement and to an understanding and actually making something happen. >> no optimism whatsoever? >> no, not really. >> reporter: in fact, gove...