the government has a duty to young people and we have a duty to our young people to give all young people the stunt to explore future options, to test their passions and find themselves and how they want to go out to their working years. for the sake of a more directed, passionate, prepared generation of young people, i urge you to pass this motion. and we'll see more individuals reaping rewards and our economy will reap rewards too. it is therefore that i urge you to stand for this motion. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you very much indeed. what about a speaker from the -- i'm going to call a speaker from the northeast of england. yes, you were trying earlier. just hold on because i'm going to call you in a moment. take a seat for a moment. prepare yourself for your oration. the right honorable member since 1979, 38 years a member of parliament and widely recognized members of the youth parliament across the house and in many, many, many parts of our country as what people want a member of parliament to be, which is a principled and fearless seeker after and speaker for tru

just set the scene with a young girl who wa nts to set the scene with a young girl who wants to get rided, escaping in her head. my protagonist, i'm not very nice to my attacking us, is the illegitimate daughter of a certain rather sinister aristocratic family. yes, not very nice. she has inherited a gift, or possibly a curse, depending on your point of view, in that she has a space inside her in which guests can take refuge. to first get an inkling of this ghosts start giving her terrible nightmares bike _by giving her terrible nightmares bike —— by clawing their way into her head. the family has plans for her. at the point at which she is finally adopted by this family she has another ally of her own, another ghost who is not exactly human. it's a classic tale of a child in a sense trying to escape but also trying to find herself. you must have felt yourself very close to her when you were writing this story. all my characters are partly me and in some respects not me. which is just as well, since a lot of my characters are murderers. it would be unpleasant if they were. absolutely. b

you see his name highlighted nelson a blacksmith, a young man at that time. i also want to point out with hannah we recently found a document where it's an inventory of items monroe is hoping madison will buy from you. mentioning a soup spoon currently from albemarle of hannah. and so that timmy expresses she would be a person of importance around the property. and i'm going to give you to sneak previews from our reality

the young woman in the second row. i'm from warsaw. a quick google will show you that's not in poland. we need to bridge the gap between young people in the world of work. this meansregarding young people have four more encounters with employers are less likely to be unemployed later in life. work experience is something that should be integrated into a high-quality career education program in all schools throughout the day. fragmented career education across the country is detrimental to the youth of today as they do not have the experience to comment their educational skills. it is critical for parliament to make this a primary issue. we will see a change in the next 12 months. thank you. [applause] >> i'm looking for a speaker from northern ireland. could we have? if you've already spoken, i think probably not the second time because some people don't speak at all. does this person was to speak? not on this debate? all right, i said northern ireland. >> thank you, mr. speaker. we have a system in northern ireland which is very much li

, but the fact that i was a young person who was grieving. that is the same consideration of humanity i expect, whether i faced that event again. when i spoke in front of a council, in front of prince charles about days after the attack, they did not look at me as a homosexual, but a young person. they looked at me knowing that i wanted what was best for everyone, for every young person and the fact that they stood high and strong. that we stood high and strong after that act of terror, no matter what we faced. that is what this at about me and many other young people to do. we are not here to push ourselves upon you or indoctrinate u, we are here to live. we are here to live, not just survive. is one thing to survive, it is another to truly live. and be a human being, gay or not. have surrounded myself with our truly the most inspiring people i have ever met. lung -- the young people have allowed me to represent them without prejudice or judgments. regardless of my sexuality, i will always fight the voice of our young people. was 100 years o

the case is a homicide and a young man is now in custody at this hour. here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: authorities in orange county, california taking this man into custody. not yet identifying him but calling him a suspect in the death of 19-year-old college sophomore blaze bernstein. his body found tuesday in this local park six days after leaving his parents' home. >> blaze was a brilliant colorful man who shined light on all of the lives of the people and communities he touched. >> reporter: in an affidavit obtained by the orange county register but later sealed a high school friend told police he picked up bernstein before midnight to hang out but that bernstein walked off into the park by himself and didn't return. after waiting an hour, the friend reportedly says he drove to his girlfriend's house, but police say he couldn't recall his girlfriend's name or address. investigators also reportedly noticed scratches on his hands which the friend claimed were from a fight club. after today's arrest, blaze's mother tweeting revenge is empty, i

i know this topic means a lot to a lot of young people in my constituency this [inaudible]. i think it is much irrelevant if we vote for topics such as [inaudible] where we can cover a much broader spectrum of issues which help all young people. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much indeed. just before i call someone from the west midland in a moment let me welcome to enjoy and support our proceedings my colleague, kelly, labor member of parliament. [cheering and applause] thank you, kelly for your interest and support. now could we have the west midlands wishes to desperate guests, you're also enthusiastic but the young woman here in the second row. yes, thank you. >> thank you, mr. speaker. a quick google will show you that that is not in poland. we would be essentially bridging the gap young people in the role of work. [inaudible] there for work experience is something that should be integrated into high-quality career education program with all schools throughout the uk. the current augmented nature of education across country is detrimental to the youth of today a

i know this topic means a lot to a lot of young people. they're my constituents and my topic was in this the -- relevant 's much more if we vote for a topic that vote cover a muchwe can broader spectrum of issues which would help all young people. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you very much indeed. for that contribution. call somebody from the west midlands which i'm keen me moment to do, let welcome to enjoy and support our proceedings my colleague, labor member of parliament from parry barr. thank you for your interest and support. who do we have from the west that wishes to -- all right. yes. enthusiastic. the young woman here in the second row. yeah. thank you. >> thank you, mr. speaker. will show you that's not important. so yes. talking about work experience 11 to 18-year-olds and we are between young people and the world of work. the statistics regarding this havehe 86% of young people had four or more encounters with employers that have been in life.d therefore, work experience is something that should be integrated into a high

such a powerful impact on young peoples lives. lgbt seizes on a daily basis, unacceptable. approximately one into youth, this motion fix half of your constituents. half of young people are victimized and attack him afraid to open up and share the true cells. what does that set for the remainder of the population? for the sake of all your lgbt concerts i urge you to support this. organizations like stonewall are doing all they can but more funding, awareness and educatio education, a lack of care for young people and the persecution is still ongoing. is this what we want to be removed for? or do we continue to ask yourself to want to make a difference? do want to be remembered as a generation of hate? or a generation of progression? visibility is key to our success and toward justice. thank you for your time. [applause] >> kate, thank you for that fine and rousing start to are pursuing. >> you have given a very uplifting opening speech of which you can be very proud. colleagues, before we proceed with the opposing speech and speeches from the floor, i should say now that this

one of my favorite people i focus on the book as a young harry truman. artillery captain. grew up, i will not name names. in a household of republicans refer to treatment as the failed salesman who became president. and actually call him a haberdashery. you read his war experience and he was literally killed almost several times. not just from artillery fire. he brought all of his men hold i would was rather impressive in itself here but there's a story i not read anyone else and i included as an anecdote. during shell fire worse fell on top of truman and he was suffocating to death. he wrote about this and said i was within seconds of no lights out. and the officer, came over and pulled him to safety. and saved his life. and at the end of the book i directly postscript. i follow back on all of these people. one of my favorites, bill donovan was again, like truman. under fire during world war i. so it's like what happened to all of these guys? and speaking of truman and donovan, they had a big clash in the white house. when truman was president donovan came to him and said

i know fore a fact this is beneficial to young people to help advance careers and dreams and getting a chance to get them help in their upcoming decisions. i would love to see people in other parts of the uk to have io isame opportunities as will. i find it appalling that this is being overlooked in the system that has stood by us from our early days and i can't help but feel that the young people of england have been led down by the past government and as one we are promoting today. thank you very much. as[applause] now what about the east of england? we haven't heard from the east of england. a couple of years ago i had the privilege of doing work experience with the chief executive and it was further campaign opportunity we also have an online hub to get people to apply for college forms, we have all the information there and it changed my perspective and it's made me feel more involved in the workplace and allowed me to have the opportunity i have today to be speaking to you in the house of commons. however i think it is important because not everyone has this privilege to be able

these are transport issues that young people care about. transport has come up as a top issue five times since the u.k. youth parliament began sitting in this house. yet since there has been little 2011 to improve public transport for young people on a national level. this is something we can change. in these times for a sturdy, -- austerity young people cannot , afford to pay for the continually rising prices of traveling by transport -- public transport. i think we can all agree that it is disgraceful that some young people cannot afford to travel to school, college, work. but in having transport as our campaign, there is great potential in the idea of a national under scheme. 18making trouble -- public transport affordable for all young people. currently, in the capital, only around 1/4 of tube stations and 1/2 of overground stations are step-free. don't people with disabilities are excluded from traveling some -- young people with disabilities are excluded from traveling some lines. this is the case across the country in many towns and cities. in rural areas, man

a name i know and i think you should know too. >> recy taylor, a young mother, a black woman who washome from church in alabama in 1944. a story long buried in history. >> i was begging them to leave me alone. don't shoot me. >> recy taylor is a pivotal link in a long chain of sexual abuse against african-american women. it goes back to slavery, and it continues today. >> taylor, who died 11 days ago, now the subject of a documentary, the rape of recy taylor, directed by nancy burski. >> how did you react when you heard oprah winfrey say recy taylor? >> i was speechless at first. then i started screaming. and the longer she talked, the more i screamed. we didn't know she was going to talk about her. we knew it was a game-changer. >> it said what to you? oprah winfrey would mention this woman from alabama? >> it goes back to the day that recy taylor was raped. she spoke up, and it started a chain of events where she was trying to get justice for this. and after justice failed for her, she was forgotten. >> but forgotten no more. >> for too long, women have not been heard or believed i

that makes a first start for young swede alexander. a win against false book could have launched ottman into second place. because. the black and yellows went after it feverish leave the chance to chance. some saves they hit the woodwork. and sometimes they were their own worst enemy. whatever they tried the ball refused to go in. and so both spoil the order for the teams adventurers defending with a point of dortmund missed the chance to second. often time at better braman the visitors are currently bleeding talent sandra bachman last season's top scorer is going to buy in my current best go getter heads to shock and summer coach ilya not guzman could be gone soon too. yes carlyon it was all hoffenheim they were the stronger team and where we were is it for us shortly before the break extreme and not charged enough. and then you met him there for the one narrow. reason alone by the way and will be gone in summer too but verdict is undefeated at home since dog and coach that took over on the tenth day the nice co-production ends with to

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we have a job to protect young people in our country. and you know, i want to agree with the honorable member from london, because we have had a lot of strife towards protecting lgbt communities. but so what if a lot of money has been put into it already? so what if a lot of work has been put into it already? we have still got work to do. we have still got work to protect young people in our society. we have got work to ensure that the rights of young people in our community is protected. now, we have two choices. we have the option to gain a new right, vote at 16 or an option to protect our current rights. and you know what? i would rather give up my right to vote at 16 to ensure that a young person can live without discrimination. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you! thank you, very much, for that excellent speech. i'm sure our friend from the west midlands has a name. >> sorry. jake cooper, the member of youth parliament for dudley. >> well done. thank you. excellent. now, do we have a would-be speaker from northern ireland? anybody f

one striker pierre emerick album a young makes his long awaited transfer to arsenal for a scene of sixty four million. it's good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump has called on the country to unite behind him to create what he calls a new american moment during his first state of the union address trump also asked the wall makers to support his plans on upgrading the country's aging infrastructure and to overcome the deadlock on immigration reform here. republicans were thrilled to greet their leader ahead of the highly anticipated speech but the big question ahead of donald trump's first state of the union address would he adopted more presidential tone with the world see twitter trump or teleprompter trump a lot had changed he said since he took office a new type of optimism was already sweeping across our land each day since we have gone forward with a clear vision and a righteous mission to make america great again for all americans. he praised his own administration's achievements more than two million new jobs rising wages reductions in red tape on employment claims a

don't want to be children or a young adult -- 30 fires. standard. but somebody has to enforce them. we were talking about it before. you were talking about it before. you were talking about mice and moulds. we can all remember living in some terrible property. with me it would be slugs and mushrooms growing through the carpet. did i share a university house with your? i hope not. did you see mushrooms? we were not growing them. those waiting days, it was short term. —— were my student days. perhaps you are able to move on. but young people cannot afford to buy a property any more. we have been the destruction of social housing so that people who read to rent privately. the council needs to deal with this and they don't have the money. accommodation in privately rented homes is worse. i think that is what is different about it now. far more people are having to rent in the private sector where conditions are worse and it is harder to change them. yes. we will stay with the guardian. i was thinking, it don't mess it up. i know how that feels.

switching people of politics at a time when politicians are regularly talking about how we get more youngme people might think is abusive? quite clear, nothing wrong with this agreeing with people on a point of fa ct agreeing with people on a point of fact or principle but when you get into the realm of public insult, you have gone one step too far. is common were irresponsible, reckless, it is something he should apologise for. —— nothing wrong with disagreeing with people on a point of fa ct disagreeing with people on a point of fact or principle. but this is within parties as well. problem is, social media, no room for nuance, also you get a stream of narrative pumped out. how likely is it that a conservative party member would be reprimanded if they were seen to be attacking a rival to yellow the code of conduct, we will look at it, it must be zero tolerance across—the—board. too many tories are shying away from fighting with the party on social media. why is that, it seems that labour seem to engage more with their potential voters. there is a recognition that labour have owned the o

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a young woman and her child were hit by a car. but apart from offering comfort to the family, there's nothing they can do. we return to the station. one of the young volunteers, yensi, is sitting by herself. she tells us she's worried about her brother, who's a gang member. yensi: i love my brother and wish that he'd never chosen this life. reporter: so you're worried you might be working one day and -- yensi: and find my own brother? yes, that's happened to people. reporter: the next morning, the city seems busy, vibrant, routine. but in san salvador, the days are as dangerous as the nights. right in the center of the city, we're able to get an interview with a gang member. >> we say, you have to kill to survive. it's kill or be killed. reporter: these young members of barrio dieciocho flash the gang's hand signs. they live from extortion. once you join a gang, the only way to leave is in a coffin. membership offers power, respect, and fun. >> being a gangster, that's it. it's the coolest thing that can happen to you. >> it's in y

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to pick the right man the shot him and i remember has a young in my twenty's or still playing on a national team and today i'm playing a bit of help in looking forward to playing more games and when it's a team and for the world cup i think. not only me but for the country and we are in the position when i play to do our best to make them proud in terms of the senegalese national team lots of people watching this around the world what kind of team are the i express if extravagant young attacking what kind of qualities do you believe you and i don't see a mouse i think we have a young young team in the i guess if and. like in team and we have to get in defensive we had three teams from africa to the world cup quarter finals cameroon in ninety nine say senegal two thousand and two gone in two thousand and ten pele said many years ago he was expecting an african seem it was going to be when not if and i'm reconsidering when the world cup won your opinion hasn't that happened with senegal gone and only cheerio incredibly big for all nations why haven't they got past the quarterfinals yet at the

the french artist on the pads painted this image of a flower vendor in london. the youngo offers her roses to passers by. naturally the flowers symbolize her youth and beauty. a stranger looms in the background watching her. this was the reality of daily life for london's abandoned children. in france a new revolution was brewing fusion dollar cause eighteen thirty masterpiece liberty leading the people introduces a new type of child into art. no longer a royal heir or the offspring of borge wop parents being touted as a status symbol nor despairing it is the child soldier. a child with the power to change the course of history. show. the towers of not a damn place the scene in paris the faces i headed directly for the viewer creating an overpowering sense of immediacy. at the four of the pyramid like composition the allegory of liberty is personified by a young woman raising the republican flag. the bold colors stand out against the gray and brown tones of the rest of the painting intensifying the mood of patriotism. among the cost of characters are two children the less

one in four people will experience a mental health problem each year. young people need to be taught about healthy relationships, dealing with stress and how to protect their mental well-being. finance. i don't know how to take out a mortgage. i don't know how to buy a house. i don't know how to pay a tax. i need to know this. and so does every other young person in this chamber, and in this country. and this is all without mentioning politics. first aid, drugs and the list that continually goes on. so i urge those here to support curriculum for life as our campaign for next year so we can continue our push for oall youn people to be able to live independently. i urge all myps to continue their fight to make sure our schools are appropriately funded to make sure they are able to deliver the high standard of education we need in this country for every single young person. and i urge the government to increase the ptse education, as it is simply unfair if all young people do not get the same standard of education and is a disgrace that some young people are lea

go back to 1943, you are a young bomber. are getting into when you and your crew were told that you were going into special training for a very special mission? did you have any idea? none whatsoever. it was made perfectly clear that we would not know until much later and that we were not to talk to anybody about the training that we were doing all make anything about it. it was top-secret and, in the end, the inventor of this extraordinary bouncing bomb, the device that there was supposed to breach these dams in germany, he met you all, barnes wallis, before you went on the mission and i suppose it was then that you understood what was then that you understood what was going on? it was then that we had some conjecture after that meeting and the immediate one was the attacks on the german battleships because, with that system, we were actually dropping the bomb some 400 yards short of the target and it bounces across the water, hits the target and they sing. and we thought, that will give us sing. and we thought, that will gi

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i was kind of proud then, i was a young senator just had been here for a couple of months and stood in my chair and offered a speech on the floor of the senate in spanish describing what was in the bill to the 45 million americans who get their news every day in the spanish language and after i was done describing it, people came up to me and said,s had an anybody ever done that before? and i said frankly, i don't know. it turned out the only time or first time in the history of the body that a speech had been given in a language other than english, but what was important about that moment in june of 2013 was not a speech, it was the vote. the package was comprehensive, it did not include just the dream act, but border security, assistance for employers to determine the immigration bona fides of those applying for work and visa reforms. approval for people here under temporary protected status from el salvador, honduras, sudan, haiti, to become permanent legal residents and possibly then convert that into a path to citizenship. that comprehensive immigration review bill, the senate wor

a young cousin of the victim was shot in the arm also admitted to having gone well too heavily armed men fired on the young man as he was leaving his home. shell casings are all over the ground bullet holes. the neighborhood is in shock. and. the mother of the victim this devastation that. this is my son. this is still about it thinks he is though he's granted. soon as our goal is that much now gone kill the novis designed a month of the love in a bullet in my birth the birth of the mayor in the n.h. that my little baby nephew for you so in his own uncivil the one who came out of the woodwork. given the. kind of a risk every day this is my brother. house now picking it. ain't one of them keep it running. through. the now if you. do great. it's a member of. the murderers could be from the same neighborhood. but. it's unbelievable so you can identify you know you know the guy who shot yes oh my nieces and my son i'm not because from aleppo. jacob lives just across the road. he's also a drug dealer. what happened today doesn't surprise him. it was that most people of my age look up to yo

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yeah as a young guy so my country was in quite a find. if you axed me you know. i thought it was fine and. because we have great teams out there. and. yeah all of. us have the new generation and. we still have great team in quick what it is and. i'll be playing will be to go until the end but it will be not easy for us and we know it's. always the team. but we still have a chance and i think this you mention two thousand and two that the quarterfinals was that the inspiration for you to want to go and yams and your nation hear your heroes from that which players as you know has made all this style a memo and i was in a. can or a something done from the west a game. was big i think. so everything from me what impact did it have on senegal and. very little side amano going back home to watch the games did you think we're going to win it we're going to be the first off with money really. to find out because yeah i was young and. really trust my team that i'm in play especially because they were doing. and if i had to. fight in the pit and it was something for me an

a young lawyer by the name of frank gray who had been a lawyer for rosa parks and dr. king met me at the first baptist church king.ok me in to see dr. martin luther king, junior, said, we use a boy from troy -- were you the boy from troy? were you john lewis? i said, dr. king, i am john robert lewis, but he still call me the boy from troy. this man is tire inspired me tod in theind a way to get way or find a way to get in trouble, good trouble, necessary trouble. to set if you want to go to troy state, we will help you, but we may need to file suit against the state of alabama, against troy state. go back and have a discussion with the mother and father. tell them the home may be bombed or burned. they could lose their land. i went back. my mother was so afraid. my father was afraid. so i continued to study in nashville. from time to time, dr. king would come and visit and speak at rallies. but he inspired me along with rosa parks and others to get involved. he led the montgomery bus boycott. more than 381 days. people walked the streets. rides.hared cars and they stoo

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to hear that a large number of young people don't understand how to pay for a mortgage, had to pay their bills, or even what the credit limit is. i, myself, and part of that large number of young people. what is a credit limit? why is it so important? so please, can someone explain this to me? be will we as young people confident and prepared about leaving and starting a new life ourselves? thank you. [applause] speaker: what about the southwest? the chap in the back. yes, you are waiving your arm in the air and wearing a green tie. we would like to hear from you. first, matt have a picture of hands in the chamber. who feels they could leave home now i live independently? [laughter] that is not all of us. [laughter] [applause] that number should be all of us and that is why we need to support curriculum for live as our campaign -- for life as our campaign for next year. it needs to be expanded into more topic so every young person is ready. parents can make their children opt out. young children should not be able to opt out. it is essential for their future. it is unfair if they don't g

i felt it was a breaking of a to these young people. because he said even as a candidate and then as president that dreamers were good kids and wouldn't have anything to worry about. but i will say that there was one aspect of what the president said. i cannot just be critical without pointing out there was one thing about what he said that i thought was right. he said congress should fix it. now that i agreed with the president on. i wish he hadn't terminated the program but he was right that this is something for congress to fix because anything done by executive action, even fully within the power the president to take it, is subject to being changed by another executor. and the lives and futures of these young people are such that we shouldn't be scaring them about whether they are protected or not or maybe back to be protected depending on who is the occupant of the white house. and so that presidential announcement in march i was disappointed, that piece of it, congress should fix it, i think the president was right.and i think he