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This is bbc news. Im Christian Fraser live at westminster where, the debate continues on the Withdrawal Agreement. Lets look at the latest headlines in the next half hour, two crucial votes. The first to see if borisjohnsons brexit deal has the support of parliament. The second to see if mps will agree to fast track the legislation in just three days. The deal is here on the table, the legislation to deliver it is here before us. A clear majority in the country is now imploring us to get brexit done. Page after page of one amounts to nothing less than a charter for deregulation and a race to t...

The Juneteenth federal holiday is Sunday, and area groups will celebrate with concerts, discussion, films and a Martha's Vineyard-wide jubilee.

Author Vikki Young will be at the Edgartown library on Saturday, June 18, from 10:30 to 11 am, to read her book “A Girl of Color,” about a young African American girl who loves all colors and finds beauty in everything. Free event. No registration required. Call 508-627-4221 or email programs@edgartownlibrary.org for more information.  

Appearing on a whopping 5000 screens across the Netherlands for a 24-hour takeover of motion design, DEMO festival today opens its call for submissions.

  June 22, 1945 – Jan. 6, 2021 Virginia Isabella Cooley was born in Coronado to Mildred Frances Kennett and James Siggins Cooley, an officer in the U.S. Navy. Though they were posted to multiple states over the years, they always returned to Coronado. Early on she started using the name Vic, based on her initials, and at some point this turned into her alternate spelling of Vikki. Growing up in Coronado meant the lots of time at the beach and visits to Tijuana. During high school Vikki was part of the “animal” crowd that always skipped Fridays, and made regular booze runs across the