and the university of cambridge stuff.giving in, in case something happens. it'sjust to giving in, in case something happens. it's just ludicrous. yeah >> and so look, hey, what did happen when suella braverman met some of these protesters head on? what was what would be your your your main question to some of the individuals? >> i'm really keen to hear what your message is to israel . your message is to israel. >> we're gonna we're going to show you the full walkabout and the protester reactions and off the protester reactions and off the back suella will join us all live in the studio. she's going to dissect it all. she's also actually going to debate someone who is one of the big organisers of not just that protest, but student protests around the country, but up next, a bombshell telegraph report reveals that the nhs bosses are destroying the careers of whistleblowers who stand up for patient safety, spending millions of pounds on the legal action. in the process. i will speak to one of those brave whistleblowers and e

pleased to say i'm joined now by the associate professor of philosophy of religion at the university of cambridgethe university. both of you, thank you very, very much . and i thank you very, very much. and i will start with oliver, if that's okay. it's possibly slightly more directly relevant to you, my good man. in this case. well, how do you feel about the possibility, then, that your graduation might be moved because of some of these these camps or these tents? what do you make of it? >> i mean , so i'm expecting to >> i mean, so i'm expecting to graduate, in a month's time at senate house, i don't know exactly whether i'll be able to do so, i mean, you spoke earlier on about how these professional protesters failed to condemn hamas, i actually think it's far , far worse than that in many cases, they're leading chants of up, up the liberation senate house, where i hope to graduate in a month, they renamed rafferty's house after rafat ali, who they portray as just some noble and martyred palestinian poet, some noble and martyred palestinian poet , who actually palestinian poet, who actually mo

cambridge. the ancient british university city attracts millions of tourists a year to its historic colleges andchnology investors. new research suggests cambridge's tech industry has hit a combined valuation of $191 billion — almost a fifth of the uk's entire tech business and more than italy and spain combined. so, what is cambridge doing right and what does it need from the next government in terms of support for the uk tech industry? gerard grech is managing director of founders, at the university of cambridge, an initiative that help turn academic research into business start—ups. he is a long—standing adviser to the uk government on science and technology policy. what is cambridge getting so right that others can learn from? good morning. ithink good morning. i think what this report shows is the strength of the ecosystem at cambridge. they could be a number of reasons and one of that is at the university itself. it is a huge magnet for talent, from all ages and from all around the world. professors, phd students. secondly the amount of public and private funding going into research. it is

the ultimate in cambridge universities in the you guys set up their writing comments similar to those that we've seen. and campuses across the us, canada in front, organize the sites and solidarity of out assume use. and they intend to keep a camp open for another number of days. and all the top stories rush just as is preparing for military exercises involving his battlefield, nuclear weapons. because of what it calls west and publications and threats. russian defense ministry says the exercises will be used to increase the readiness of non strategic nuclear forces to carry out combat missions. china's prize engaging thing is holding talks with the french presenter manual mike chrome and his 1st visit to the european union in 5 years. is going to be discussing trade and the core intentions between europe and china, including of what the uses as an imbalance between china is exports. and european imports. not corn is also expected to push the chinese president to use his influence with the russian lead up letting a 210 of the war and ukraine. this child is holding as far as presidenti

they both went down to these protest camps at cambridge university. st there, they're at universities all over the country and indeed the world. plenty in new york and so on in america. but suella and patrick, they roamed the streets. they went to confront these protesters , to ask them about protesters, to ask them about gaza, their stance on israel and really just have an adult conversation about the situation. that's embroiling the middle east. this is what happened. >> what are you here protesting about ? about? >> might not get a better opportunity than this to talk. what's your message to the palestinian people? >> what's your message to hamas? what's your message to israel ? what's your message to israel? >> no. okay. well, we can just we can just keep walking , can't we can just keep walking, can't we? hi. >> i'm suella i'm keen to find out your views and what you're protesting about . protesting about. >> nothing at all. >> nothing at all. >> no. interested in why you're covering your faces . is it a covering your faces. is it a covid or a hea

let's speak to dr emma pomeroy in cambridge, who is the associate professor in the evolution of health, diet and disease, department of archaeology at universityly. it took almost a year and i have to give a lot of credit to my colleague who did a lot of the difficult work, cleaning the remains in the laboratory and piecing them together. how are we trying to understand and learn from this? there are a couple of things, we are trying to understand this individual herself, what was her life like, did she move around, what was her diet, what were her day—to—day activities she undertook? how old was she when she undertook? how old was she when she died? there is also the question of how she was treated in death. she is very interesting because she is part of a cluster of individuals which seem to be unique among neanderthals. we have at least five individuals within 1.5 metres by neanderthals. we have at least five individuals within1.5 metres by one metre by 50 centimetres. it doesn't seem as if they are coming back to this one particular spot in an enormous cave, placing bodies behind a vertical two metre tall stone. it is hinting at this repea

and like i say, this year's thing called -- 1965 debate at cambridge university in england with james baldwin and this conservative -- what's his -- conservative commentator. i can't remember his name right now. but that was my only time that i was protested. host: glenn, thanks for talking about it. i didn't find a picture from 1963 marchs but this from the history channel -- the 1964 march, i did find this in 1963 in birmingham, the children's crusade when the youth of birmingham marched for justice in that picture, the protesters being sprayed with fire hoses against the walls there. that again in 1963. the caller talking about the 1964 marchs. this is lucas in connect, a line for those 25-65. good morning. caller: good morning. so my first protest was actually in new york as a kid, back in 2003 when they wanted to put a cell phone tower antenna on our school, it was high school for me and my friend collin and me and him and my close friends went to protest and eventually we won and the school board and the people who controlled indian point in new york never put it up. host: why d

cambridge university students also joined the ranks of palestine supporters. students holding palestinian flags were asked to stop the zionist regime's aggression against gaza. the zionists continued: their crimes by bombing a house in the north of rafah which led to the martyrdom of seven people, including four children. allahu akbar. qassam battalions of the military branch. the hamas movement announced that the military gathering of the zionist regime in the town of nirim, adjacent to the gaza strip , was the target of rocket attacks. the bases of the zionist army in al-jalil al-olia region in the north of occupied palestine were also targeted by rocket attacks from the south of lebanon. in the west bank, a palestinian was shot in the head by zionist forces during keram and was taken to the hospital. also. iraq's islamic resistance to targeting abraham's intelligence headquarters in the bresb area gliot intelligence reported that these mossad-affiliated intelligence centers in tel aviv were targeted with al-aqb advanced cruise missiles. this is the first ti

suzanne raine is from the centre for geopolitics at the university of cambridge.foreign office for over 20 years. in terms of what these three states want to deliver within their countries, how does their generation of disinformation, and also their imposition of censorship, help them pursue those goals? well, who wouldn't want to rule a country with no opposition? i mean, it's a no—brainer. if you can get rid of the opposition, you would do. but there's a cost to that. it's costing time and resource to suppress your political opponents. and that's resource which could be spent on governing the country better. it's also doing something really sort of insidious when you're sealing off your country from outside, because it immediately triggers an interventionist response among people in the west who think human rights are being abused. and i think the third observation i'd make at the very beginning is, it's economically very unhealthy because states need foreign investment, generally, it's accepted, but if you demonstrate that there isn't a free press, that there's

at cambridge university alexander khabarov visited. only mass demonstrations, they are complemented by tent camps, they appear in leading european universities. this tent camp at the university of cambridge appeared two weeks ago, it is called the liberated zone. organizers say the reason for the protest is simple; they disagree with university officials turning a blind eye to crimes against palestinians. cambridge has always been considered in britain a haven for those who are called liwaks here, but a graduate of this university coming out... from sudaan , sallah al-bander assures that during the years of his life here he has not seen anything like this. these people have gathered here not only because of gas, they want justice. it seems to me that a new era is dawning in our world. unlike the united states of america and some european capitals, the british authorities are not planning forceful actions to disperse participants in peaceful protests, yet. but there is an obvious conflict between politicians and the street. protesters de

cambridge university students also joined the ranks of palestine supporters. the students holding the palestinian flags called for the zionist regime to stop the invasion of noor gaza became a suitor. however, the french government announced the closure of some universities due to crowds and anti-zionist protests this friday . i am talking about this with my colleague mr. shaheswar hosseini in paris. mr. shaheswar hosseini, i am at your service. let us explain. i will tell you if the students have any other plans for the demonstration. i greet you and the dear viewers. i am now near the university of political sciences in paris, one of the universities that was declared closed by the french government today due to that last day the negotiations between the representatives of the french government and the student unions regarding the protests in support of palestine did not reach a conclusion , because the students believe that our universities should definitely communicate with the universities of the zionist regime. closed here. in front of me , you can see t

personal data was taken without their consent through a facebook at alexander cogan was a cambridge university professor who specialized in researching the biology and the psychology of friendship, love, kindness, and happiness kogan and cambridge analytic a were able to establish a research collaboration with facebook, with approval from the university of cambridge ethics for facebook, subsequently provided kogan with the data set, 57000000 facebook friendship. kogan also developed a facebook personality app called a business or digital like which collected data through a 120 question personality quiz quinn. not only would it take information from the quiz taker, but it would take information from their friends list as well, including information they meant to keep. private kogan then went onto share this data with cambridge analytics. and cambridge analytics went on to share this information with political campaigns in the us, including ted cruz and donald trump. these campaigns would then use the data and combine it with their border records to target individuals with a tailored campaign ad

the students of cambridge university in england also held a demonstration to demand an end to the aggression of the zionist regime in the gaza strip. thousands of portuguese students with holding mass march in lisbon. the capital declared its support for the palestinian nation. 6 members of a family were martyred in an airstrike by the zionist regime on a residential house in the north of rifa, most of them children. the bombing of the settlement of palestinian refugees in the west of the city of rafah in the south of the gaza strip left a number of martyrs or injured. 9 palestinians were injured in the attack on al-brij camp. the occupying forces also raided a town in the east of ramallah and arrested a number of people. turkey cut off all business relations with israel after joining south africa's lawsuit against israel's genocide at the hague tribunal did the ministry of commerce of turkey announced that this country has officially stopped all imports and exports from the origin to the destination of the zionist regime. turkey does not even intend to allow the zionist regime to use its po

in england, a number of pro-palestinian students left the graduation ceremony of cambridge university students . in the capital of oman, the supporters of palestine chanted slogans of resistance in support of the palestinians and opposition to the occupiers. in nouakchott, the capital of mauritania, people gathered in front of the american embassy and condemned this country's support for the zionist regime. demonstrators also demanded the expulsion of the american ambassador from mauritania. the number of martyrs and wounded in the american and british attack on yemen increased to more than 20 people. yemeni sources reported that at least 5 people were martyred and 17 people were injured in the attacks of the aggressors. american and british warplanes bombed 13 areas in different provinces of yemen yesterday evening. in hodeidah province, the building of radio hodeidah was targeted. north and south of sana'a city. sabain in the south of the capital and around the sana'a international airport is one of the areas that were targeted by the american and british aggressors. ali al-khoum, a

i bet that guy and this bloke who's connected to cambridge university, you know, cambridge university influence. >> so we're going to get compensation from the anglo—saxons for that. so what's he going on about? >> you know what it is. it's guilt. it's someone like him who just cannot, cannot live with the guilt of having quite a nice life. >> and this can't be guilt, patrick, because he doesn't know anybody who was alive. just preservation . preservation. >> this is 200 years ago. >> this is 200 years ago. >> the prime minister of barbados , the first country to barbados, the first country to get rid of the british head of state in many decades. she said that it was a consequence of britain and the underfunding when it was run by britain, that had damaged barbados today and the now. king charles went to barbados and apologised for our role in the slave trade, he said. >> no move on. >> no move on. >> even that was bloody good of him. more progressive than you. it was bloody good of him. he's gone over there and he said, well, we're really sorry. i don't think he needs to apologise. >

arrested students of the sorbonne university in front of the paris court, academics gathered at cambridge university in england, barcelona in spain and amsterdam in the netherlands in support of palestine. they gathered and sat down. students of the university of puerto rico fly the palestinian flag over the campus. in south korea, a number of seoul university students set up a tent to declare solidarity with palestine and joined the global student movement. at in the capital of jordan, thousands of people protested in solidarity with the palestinian nation and in support of the resistance with the slogan of sardad islam. in istanbul , turkey, a number of people gathered in front of the consulate of the occupying regime and shouted slogans against this regime. in several cities of maghreb, including dar al-wiza and muhammadiyah, thousands of people demonstrated in support of the palestinians and condemning the crimes of the zionist regime. condemning the zionist regime's invitation to this country to participate in the administration of gaza after the war, the uae emphasized that the israeli prime m

students at oxford and cambridge universities in the united kingdom have also set out their own and complements organize the say they're in solidarity with the palestinians. they intend to keep the counts open for an on the number of days. in mia mall where week sufficing near the town of my a y d on the tie border. his force tens of thousands of people into thailand, but many more remained. trump, inside the country, you estimates 2 and a half 1000000 people have been displaced by fighting since submitted receive power in 2021 in a crew. in the 2nd of a series of special reports from inside me, i'm attorney chang witnessed a desperate conditions. many of those people are currently living in forced out of the homes and now hiding from the heat. a group of displaced people sit in the shade. they've nowhere else to go. this is the 3rd time they've had to flee that village. close to the town of co, correct amongst them don't. they'll pull the daughters and grandchildren. they've been sheltering here for 3 weeks with nothing but a bag of rice and some oil donated by the local temple. the let me yea

and i spent about half an hour walking up and down, not one, but two encampments there at cambridge universitynely to know some answers to some very serious questions. what are your demands? what do you think about israel? what would you say to hamas? all of this stuff? just asking very bafic this stuff? just asking very basic questions to them. can i just say as well, basic questions to them. can i just say as well , no, top just say as well, no, top politician. she is a top politician, no, top politician and no other real serious news outlet wants to go and have this kind of direct interaction with these protesters. and it is very revealing. >> yeah. well and i bet they saw how charming suella is because is she is an incredibly decent good person and talking to her privately, her great charm comes across. and i hope that came across. and i hope that came across to some of the students. >> what is absolutely, well, quite hilarious actually , is quite hilarious actually, is they don't know how to handle her. all right. because all of this toxicity, all of this, you know, kind of student echo ch

the students of the cambridge university in england also demanded an end to the zionist regime's encroachment on gaza through a demonstration. thousands of portuguese students declared their support for the palestinian nation by holding a large march in the capital city of lisbon. 6 members of a family were martyred in the zionist regime's air attack on a maguni house in the north of rafah, most of them children. the bombing of the settlement of palestinian refugees in the west of the city of rafah in the south of the gaza strip left a number of martyrs or injured . 9 palestinians were injured in the attack on al-brij camp. the occupying forces also raided a town in the east of ramallah and arrested a number of people. unesco world press freedom award 2024 was awarded to palestinian journalists. this award was given to journalists due to the coverage of the attacks of the zionist regime on the gaza strip. award ceremony in the sidelines of the world press freedom summit were held in santiago, chile. the chairman of the jury of the international committee for the protection of journalists, the

here at cambridge university, they've set up their encampment. at cambridge university, they've set up've got the signs here. this is liberated land here at cambridge. okay. they're all in the tents. and then also another concerning aspect to this is that actually one thing that we are seeing are members of university staff taking part in this. guys, can i just ask as well just any particular reason why, when the actual former home secretary was here, you decided not to engage at all? i wonder if the people of palestine might actually want to hear from you. no. nothing remarkable , isn't no. nothing remarkable, isn't it? so there is a list of demands. one of them is divest now. so they want the university to divest any of its interests in anything they say israeli, but many people would regard as just being jewish. they've got a list of things they really need here. this includes , vegan and here. this includes, vegan and nut free food. okay, there's a chap here. hello, sir. can i ask why? when the former home secretary came, did you decide to bottle it? do you not want to engage at al

and the oxford and cambridge university loans in london have become among the latest sizes for students. and comments. organizes are connie for diverse name from weapons companies, links to israel. in a moment, will be speaking to charlie angela in london. but 1st we go to natasha butler, who's in paris forest. natasha. so have a spot where one what's been happening? yeah, we're on the central policy to see the i may not protest people to come out in full to kind of see that and say things like the other side as well because that is something that is on a lot of demonstrates it really is a lot of concern homes, people feeling very emotional about what is happening, but been very emotional about the images i see coming out just all the people the suffering. and they say that's why they have to come out here to real mixture. people notice present less weight loss have something kind of faster. thank you for that natasha button. i live in paris, red cross over to charlie angela in london. so charlie, how big of a cries where you are and what's been happening? the imagine the reality of ask

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and a cambridge university journal has removed the term anglo—saxon.somewhat targeted. cressida cambridge journal pandering to mad americans by ditching anglo—saxon from title. >> so apparently vie anglo—saxon means different things to different people , so the different people, so the definition here is that it refers to a cultural group that emerged and flourished between the fall of the roman empire and the fall of the roman empire and the norman conquest, when germanic peoples, angles, saxons and jutes arrived and forged new kingdoms in what would later become a united england. but apparently white supremacists also think that it's for them, which is ridiculous because in the beginning, the whole point is it's not referring to a homogenous group. but anyway. >> but the problem with racists is, they don't they're not necessarily that well—educated , necessarily that well—educated, so they might not know the real meaning of anglo—saxon. >> no, they're not. and so this very important journal, that's been going for a long time. they're thinking of chan

move global attention on the latest, the types of rough instructions garza and the oxford and cambridge university loans in the united kingdom have become among the latest sites for students in compass. organize the cooling, put down investments from lessons companies linked to israel. protest as of also be noted in central powers to condemn as well as assault on ruffin. natasha buckler was the in their laws. the supply moves a free palestine. i love golf, so i don't run for some, a few 100. i pretty tough to say on the passport i received the leak in federal powers. they all care to come straight to show solidarity. they said with a policy and the people that sort of concern is the israel vaccine i in rockford, i pulled him on the international communities to so israel's actions in rough or i'm all start, they all concerned about what is happening with the people involved and who have already suffered say, march systems, tracy comes off to several other demonstrations with being involved. they've done last week or say, mainly led by universe because the student's date of birth is to do things tha

and the ultimate in cambridge university loans in the united kingdom have become a month, the latest sites, a student in constance organize the calling for divestment from weapons companies linked to israel. protest as of also be not as in central powers to condemn, as well as assault on russia. the sunset buckler was the in their laws. the supply moves a free palestine. i love golf, so i don't run for some, a few 100. pretty tough to say on the test, but i received leak and federal powers. they all care to come straight to show solidarity. they said with a policy and the people that sort of concern is the israel election i in rockford, i pulled him on the international communities to so israel's actions in rough or i'm also are they all concerned about what is happening with the people in goals and who have already suffered, say much, kristen. straighten comes off to several other demonstrations with being involved. they've the last week or say, mainly led by universe because the students you both did. you do think that they really all the generation, the need to ride up and be hear

team during new clear thoughts in new york rocks on for a month for my on is a professor at cambridge university in the u. k. and middle east security specialist, joining us from washington, dc, a sort of policy who's the executive vice president of the quincy institute for responsible state cross. the thing us think tank. welcome to you all. thanks so much for your time. mr moran, the over and so hold on, you're someone who personally knew ibrahim is that you see what's the mood like into around right now with the news of the desk of the president, the foreign minister as well as their companions? well, everyone that i know is very sorrowful. i was on campus today both before and after class students, colleagues and employees all came up to me and they were all moved. it was interesting that even some of the students who a couple of years back took back to parts and the riots or protests that they were very upset. and a couple came to my room. so hit the mood and tear on his very soul, especially since he has been seen is working very hard traveling from city to city, from village to village. h

so i just the as well students at oxford and cambridge universities in the united kingdom that sets up their own and cabinets organize and say they're in solidarity with thomas. the news on the intent to keep the camps open for an unknown number of days. after there is rory challenge and spoke to students, oakes figured about the student protest as a beginning. the 1st test, as of today, not from the police, which and on existence of them and not from the university of north east, but from the right side of the broad, easy being up. and people to be sheltering under the cuz you guys, everyone here knows that if the american protests or any precedents, things could be getting much tougher for them over the next few days. now this come sprang up over nights and the protest is one to use it to push that code to moans on oxford university, noticed the bonds. all that the university disclose is exactly where all of its money is being invested. and so that money is not invested in all those companies or any entity that is list date on the israel boy caught divest and sanctioned list . now, t

the students at oxford and cambridge universities in the u. k. have set up their own and cabman merit on the ones on campuses. across the united states, canada falls. organizers say it's in solidarity, the palestinians, and they intend to keep the camp open for an unknown number of days that's bringing our correspondent forward challenges. he's joining us live from oxford university, certainly smaller than some of the really large approaches we've seen in the united states. the students they have similar to moms to those in the us 40 yes, smola, i'm for the moment increasingly much, much more peaceful. there's no police presence here as we speak, but this is a similar movements with similar goals and objectives. this is the loan of the pet rivers museum, paying the center of oxford and overnights attends a company a page we have about $25.00 times to sleep. again, there is a refreshments 10th as a welcome. time is a, a media tents. there's a medical tens as well. um and i think the population, the mileage is about 50 people will see whether that

and the face of a 75,000—year—old neanderthal woman revealed — scientists at cambridge university recreatempment at the ucla campus in california have been told to disperse by police or face arrest. these are live pictures outside the camp, where it's nowjust after 2am local time.

fellow in politics at cambridge university. has been announced this morning at rishi sunak and keir starmer will go head—to—head in the first televised leader's debate which will take place next week. itv has confirmed the prime minister and labour leader will take part in an hour—long show on the ath ofjune at nine o'clock in front of a studio audience. the liberal democrats battle buses in wales today. sir ed davey has been lodging the party's election campaign there. we appeared alongside the welsh lib dems leader, setting out a rescue plan for farmers, including £1 billion in extra funding. 0ur political correspondent is with the liberal democrats today. she correspondent is with the liberal democrats today.— democrats today. she is in mid wales. democrats today. she is in mid wales- the _ democrats today. she is in mid wales. the liberal— democrats today. she is in mid wales. the liberal democrat'sl wales. the liberal democrat's argument is that they say the conservative party has let farmers down. they say there needs to

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so, you know, my mother was able to go to one of the best universities, noel to cambridge university, completely freight. and that was the foundation, as well as rising house prices of the rising wealth of the previous generation across many advanced economies. they had a lot of things free or much cheap. then we see them today whether not subjugation or housing or what as a. and the issue today is the education has become a commodity is become multi ties. so the whole idea of education is that, you know, you as a student all kind of a confusion of higher education. and um, that has created this kind of relationship between students and the higher education institutions. that it's very transactional. and the students are paying a lot of money and they expect a lot. busy of them that actually receiving from those institutions because those institutions are also trying to cop call and make profits at the same time. so the same thing that we're seeing across many different sectors. i'm kind of multi ization, commodification of goods and services that will once provide that free or very c

and the face of a 75,000—year—old neanderthal woman revealed — scientists at cambridge university recreatel from a crushed skull discovered in kurdistan. hello, i'm samantha simmonds. we start in the us where pro—palestinian protestors in an encampment at the ucla campus in california have been told to disperse by police or face arrest. these are live pictures outside the camp, where it's nowjust after 2am local time. let's hear from our correspondent helena humphrey who is at the ucla campus live for us. police have breached the perimeter of the encampment. more police potentially waiting to go in but this is what they will have to get through, you can see the reinforcements from the barricades as protesters anxiously survey the scene and on the other side we have seen images of protesters with makeshift riot shields, essentially, which police are coming up against. from the images we have seen so far police getting into the perimeter and we do not know if arrests are taking place but clearly that is what the authorities have been telling people, leave orface arrest. there has been a tric