welcome to barbados, man! welcome to barbados. good to see you, denise!o leave london three years ago, and just bought a house here in fortescue. you see all these dead—end rods — they're just the cul—de—sacs that will eventually have the housing. we are driving up to the cliff edge, it's quite bumpy, but worth it when we get there. look at the potential and the mystery of it. it is so beautiful and awesome. and we will talk about, that is nature, that's natural, right? and then you look across here to fortescue — i mean, it's a very special spot, and it put things into perspective in terms of life. it's home. you get a sense of belonging when you are here. denise has set up her own nail bar. so have you got any bajan nail specialities down there? well, um... wow, that is very patriotic! denise's mother spent most of her life in britain. her parents are part of the windrush generation who went over with the promise of work. but in 2001, she decided to return to the caribbean. barbados is about to make this change, removing the queen as head of state. what

prince charles looked on as barbados became the world's newest republic.those finding solutions to the climate�*s problems. i'm trying to use my little bit of influence, my little bit of profile to highlight some incredible people doing amazing things. and will genuinely help fix some of these problems. it was a difficult start to the year for the queen. but worries over how she would cope following the death of her husband were seemingly put to rest over a sun—drenched june weekend. at the g7 meeting in cornwall, the royals were out in force, promoting brand britain. and taking centre stage, the 95—year—old monarch. she'd clearly lost none of her authority or sense of humour. how's that? aren't you supposed to be looking as if you're enjoying it? yes. the following day, the queen was back home for trooping the colour, the military parade which celebrates her official birthday. the day after that, she welcomed president biden and the first lady for tea at the castle. she spent the summer at balmoral in the scottish highlands, and on the 1st of october, it

prince charles looked on as barbados became the world's newest republic.on to those finding solutions to the climate's problems. i'm trying to use my little bit of influence, my little bit of profile to highlight some incredible people doing amazing things. and will genuinely help fix some of these problems. it was a difficult start to the year for the queen. but worries over how she would cope following the death of her husband were seemingly put to rest over a sun—drenched june weekend. at the g7 meeting in cornwall, the royals were out in force, promoting brand britain. and taking centre stage, the 95—year—old monarch. she'd clearly lost none of her authority or sense of humour. how's that? aren't you supposed to be looking as if you're enjoying it? yes. the following day, the queen was back home for trooping the colour, the military parade which celebrates her official birthday. the day after that, she welcomed president biden and the first lady for tea at the castle. she spent the summer at balmoral in the scottish highlands, and on the 1st of october

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the records from being given to the panel, investigating the we will never see caribbean island of barbados has held a snap of general election 2 months after the former colony cup ties with the u. k . queen elizabeth and became a republic incumbent prime minister motley called the vote. more than a year ahead of schedule opposition leaders have accused of trying to consolidate. the pentagon has released a video footage of a botched us drones strike in cobbled that killed 10 civilians. as us troops were withdrawing from afghanistan. the target of the strike was an extremist who u. s. military thought was about to detonate a bomb near cobbled airport later admitted the strike was a tragic mistake. i entirely share my number of british m. p. 's have reportedly submitted the letters of no confidence in the prime minister. boris johnson. johnson has come under fire over number of parties at his downing street residence last year at the height of the corona virus, han demick, johnson's political leadership hines in the back. as i said to the highest i should do with the french actor gast, barajo

the caribbean island of barbados has held a snap general election 2 months after the former colony cut ties with elizabeth and became a republic company. prime minister motley called the vote. more than a year ahead of schedule opposition leaders have accused her of trying to consolidate power. according ukraine has rejected an appeal by public prosecutors to detain former president pedro poorer shanker ruling means the 56 year old will remain free while being investigated for treason. thousands of supporters rallied outside the court house or shingle denies. the charges says they're politically motivated. ash a french actor gas bach earlier has died in his skiing accident. williams became famous for appearing in chanel perfume, adds, as well as film and various televisions eventually becoming a top french actor. most recently had a leading role in the upcoming marvel series. moon night, was only 37 years old. to the u. k. now were born, johnson is fighting to stay on as prime minister after revelations about boozy gatherings held in his downing street residence. at the same time that

let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. caribbean island of barbados has held a snapped general election 2 months after the former colony cut ties with case queen elizabeth and became a republic. coming, prime minister, me a motley, called the vote, more than a year ahead of schedule. opposition leaders have accused her of trying to consolidate power. french actor gus bow william has died in skiing accident. williams became famous or appearing and chanel perfume, as well as film and various television holes, eventually becoming a top french actor. most recently had a leading role in the upcoming marble series moonlight. he was 37 years old. a court and ukraine has rejected an appeal by public prosecutors to detain. former president pedro polish jenko ruling means that 56 year old will remain free while being investigated for treason. thousands of supporters rallied outside the court house portion go, denies the charges and says they're politically motivated. u. s. secretary of state antony blinking has begun 3 days of meetings in europe aimed at preven

records from beginning from being given to the panel, investigating events. caribbean island of barbados has held a snap general election 2 months after the former colony cut ties with queen elizabeth and became a republic. come at prime minister mia motley, called the vote. more than a year ahead of schedule. opposition leaders have accused her of trying to consolidate power. court and ukraine has rejected an appeal by public prosecutors to detain former president pitcher for shingo. the ruling means the 56 year old will remain free while being investigated for treason. thousands of supporters rallied outside the court house or shanker denies. the charges says they're politically motivated to the u. k. where boris johnson is fighting to stay on as prime minister after revelations about boozy gatherings held in his downing street residence at the same time that millions were enduring code. 19 lockouts. johnson is facing mounting pressure to quit from the opposition, from his own conservatives, and from ordinary citizens after the drink parties to hang over in parliament bars, johnson def

england captain eoin morgan will miss the final two matches of their t20 series with west indies in barbadoss 20—run defeat. that leaves england 2—1 down in the five—match series heading into saturday's fourth game. there'll be a couple of first times being celebrated in the women's australian open final on saturday, with the home crowd particularly invested in one of them. ash barty�*s appearance will mark the first in 42 years of an australian woman in her home grand slam final, while her opponent will be danielle collins, who's never reached this stage before. both won in straight sets in their semifinals today. honestly, it'sjust incredible. i love this tournament, i love coming out here and playing in australia. as an aussie, we're extremely spoiled. w're a grand slam nation, we get to play in our backyard. i am happy to play my best tennis here, i have done well before and now i have a chance to play for a title. it's unreal. it feels amazing, it's been such a journey and it doesn't happen overnight. so many years of hard work from an early age on court. yesterday, i was talking about

a letter admitted the strike was a tragic mistake. caribbean island of barbados has held a snap in general election 2 months after the former colony cut tie is with you case queen elizabeth and became a republic incumbent prime minister, mere motley, cold. the vote. more than a year ahead of schedule opposition leaders have accused her of trying to consolidate power. the french actor gaspard ileal has died in a skiing accident. leo became famous for peering and for a few months and several film and television roles eventually becoming a top french actor. most recently, he had a leading role in the upcoming marvel series, moon nights. he was 37 years old. now the 1st plains carrying aid have landed in tonga after the pacific islands, nations. main airport was cleared of volcanic ash. these images here show the extent of the damage from last weekend's volcanic eruption and the following synonymy. though some phone lines have been restored, it will take weeks for the main on the see communications cable to be repaired, ash has contaminated, fresh, fresh drinking water as well on some islands.

prevent the records from being given to the panel, investigating those events to be an added of barbados has held a snapped general election 2 months after the former colony cut ties with you. case queen elizabeth and became a republic incumbent prime minister, mere motley, cold. the vote for more than a year ahead of schedule. a position leaders have accused her of trying to consolidate power. the french act august barajo has died in his skiing accident. will yell became famous for appearing and perfume ads and in several film and television roles eventually becoming a top french actor. most recently had a leading role in the upcoming marvel series. moon night. he was 37 years old. it watching, did avenue still to come? a shop and tuneful protest against po that restrictions amounts to them. cultural venues of haircuts and yoga lessons tend to persuade the dutch government that it's time to reopen society. at 1st we go to poland, which is bracing for a serge and karone of our cases as it hits into a 5th wave. the peak of $60000.00 daily cases is forecast for mid february, according to t

ah, i ah with them afternoon and say we're going underground on election day in barbados, the caribbean islands 1st general elections removing as head of state the british queen who in the past few days demoted her son, prince andrew over sex trafficking allegations he denies coming up with a show, we go to another form, a colony in the news yemen, as the war expands to the united arab emirates, and global energy prices will do bye be next after mondays attacks on abu dhabi. and after all, mc ron, what about the billionaire variant? and how coven 19 has been a bonanza for the world's 2755 reported billionaires. we investigated any report that fines and equality hills, one person every 4 seconds. while billionaires have pocketed their highest annual pay increase since records began, all of them all coming up and today's going underground refers to the world's worst humanitarian crisis. fueled by weapons from the united states, the u. k. and the u nations of south korea's president, engaged in arm sales to the u. e. 3, were killed in the capitol, abu dhabi on monday, after a drone attack

the caribbean island of barbados has held a snap the general election 2 months after the former colony cut ties with the u. k . queen elizabeth and became a republic incumbent to prime minister mia motley, called the vote. more than a year ahead of schedule. opposition leaders have accused her of trying to consolidate power. the 1st aircraft carrying humanitarian aid to tonga, has arrived. 5 days after the pacific island nation was hit by a volcanic eruption and soon ami, a cargo plane flown by the royal new zealand air force was able to land after a carpet of ash was cleared from the runway. now as basic communication slowly begin to be restored. the world is getting a 1st impression of how badly tango was hit. these images provide a glimpse of the devastation left behind. this is tom good, biggest island tonga top who escaped the worst of saturday's volcanic eruption and su nami. but it was still badly hit and all around there was a blanket of volcanic ash. the ash might have health for the cushion. my comp was water. the effects it would have on agriculture and the recovery of lives

meanwhile, over in barbados, england seem to be back to winning ways. having been hammered by nine wickets in their first. jason roy top—scored as england set a target of 172. that left the west indies needing 30 off the final over. they very nearly did it, akeal hosein getting 28, including three sixes off the final three balls. they fell one run short. and in rugby union, george ford is set to replace injured captain owen farrell in england's six nations squad. with farrell out of the opener against scotland, head coach eddiejones will turn to ford after leaving him out of the initial 36—man squad. despite his outstanding club form, ford has been overlooked since the autumn with marcus smith starring at number 10. team gb have named their 50th and final member of team gb for the games. ellia smeding will be the first female long track speed skater to represent britain for 42 years at beijing 2022. the 23—year—old called it a "dream come true" and will race in the 1000m and 1500m, having recently set new national records in three distances in december.

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ah, i'm afternoon and say we're going underground on election day in barbados, the caribbean islands 1st general elections removing as head of state the british queen who in the past few days demoted her son, prince andrew over sex trafficking allegations he denies. coming up with a show, we go to another former colony in the news yemen, as the war expands to the united arab emirates, and global energy prices will do bye be next after mondays attacks on abu dhabi. and after all, mc ron, what about the billionaire variant? and how coven 19 has been a bonanza for the world's 2755 reported billionaires. we investigate any report that fines and equality hills, one person every 4 seconds. while billionaires have pocketed their highest annual pay increase since records began. all of them all coming up and today's going underground refers to the world's worst humanitarian crisis. fueled by weapons from the united states, the u. k. and the u. nation to south korea's president engaged in arm sales to the u. e. 3 were killed in the capitol, abu dhabi on monday, after a drone attack from yemen,

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and they wanted to raise awareness of historic connections that bind south carolina and barbados. and so they put on special events programs tours and promotion to encourage exploration of sites in a sea sites in a different way across the south carolina landscape. so that's existing heritage areas what their tasks to do and how they're carrying out those tasks. but how do you become a heritage area? it's really a legislative process. so that means include, you know have a bill introduced go through that legislative process of a hearing maybe markups have a vote get it signed by the president eventually. and so really congressional action needed. however, the park service can recommend steps that a community can take to kind of best be set up for becoming a heritage area one is a completion of a feasibility study and that involves, you know us promoting public involvement in the planning for that and a demonstrated widespread community involvement. not just particular, you know limited public bow more of a widespread community involvement in this effort. and also commitment from k

england's men are 2—1 down in their t20 series in the west indies after defeat in the third match in barbadosthe damage, hitting a magnificent 107 offjust 53 balls as he recorded his first t20 international century. a 73 from tom banton was one of the highlights of the reply. phil salt also made a half century. but despite also making 200, they fell 20 runs short of their target. they meet again on saturday. ash barty took little more than an hour to do something no australian woman has done for four decades — the world number one is through to the final of the australian open, beating madison keys in straight sets. barty hasn't even looked close to losing a set in melbourne and wrapped up the first in just 26 minutes. it didn't take that much longer to wrap up the match and barty is the first australian through to the women's singles final of her home grand slam since 1980, with the last winner two years earlier. honestly, it'sjust incredible. i love this tournament, i love coming out and playing in australia. as australians, we're extremely spoiled we are a grand slam nation, we get to play

> reporter: she gave up international travel some years ago so prince charles represented her in barbadosor a ceremony to replace her as head of state by a locally-appointed president. it marked the end of 396 years of british rule and a long awaited reconciliation with the is island's colonial past. >> the appalling atrocity of slavery which forever stains our history, the people of this island forged their path with extraordinary fortitude. >> reporter: it wasn't the first time that race came up as an issue for the family in 2021. >> concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he's born. >> reporter: prince harry and meghan the duchess of sussex went rogue not just leaving their royal roles but telling all to oprah winfrey on why they felt the need to get out. >> it raised very serious allegations of racism, but also of rivets within the family, difficulties between prince harry and his father, the differences between him and his brother. it really was a very -- opening up of things that have traditionally been kept private by the royal family. >> reporter: the quee

england captain eoin morgan will miss the final two matches of their t20 series with west indies in barbados home crowd particularly invested in one of them. ash barty�*s appearance will mark the first in 42 years of an australian woman in her home grand slam final, while her opponent will be danielle collins, who's never reached this stage before. both won in straight sets in their semifinals today. honestly, it'sjust incredible. i love this tournament, i love coming out here and playing in australia. as an aussie, we're extremely spoiled. we're a grand slam nation, we get to play in our backyard. i am happy to play my best tennis here, i have done well before and now i have a chance to play for a title. it's unreal. it feels amazing, it's been such a journey and it doesn't happen overnight. so many years of hard work from an early age on court. yesterday, i was talking about all the early mornings my dad would get up with me and practise with me before school. it'sjust incredible to be on this stage, especially with the health challenges, i'm just so grateful. i couldn't be happier. britis

and her people were originally from barbados. and so when people hear about a school teacher you could think about wow, you know school teachers used to be politicians. she was part of the first congressional black caucus. we think about congressional black hawkins, like is always been there. it wasn't the congressional experience we know about now grew out of this sense of the 1965 voting rights act that needed to happen. we think about aurelia browder and and people used to say a really browder always said we stand on your shoulders and she really browder who'd be passed on was nearly a hundred years old. if not older said get off my shoulders and get to work. and so when you think about these women who have done so much to make our foundation stronger, we have to realize that shirley chisholm couldn't have been surely chisholm. if there hadn't been other black women in politics rising up each one only getting so far because then shirley chisholm goes on to run for president the united states. yes. yes and unbought and unboxed.

reporter: she gave up international travel some years ago, so prince charles represented her in barbadosceremony to replace her as head of state by a locally appointed president. it marked the end of 396 years of british rule and a long-awaited reconciliation with the island's colonial past. >> the appalling atrocity of slavery, which forever stains our history, the people of this island forged their path with extraordinary fortitude. >> reporter: it wasn't the first time that race came up as an issue for the family in 2021. >> concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he's born. >> reporter: prince harry and meghan, the duchess of sussex, went rogue, not just leaving their royal roles, but telling all to oprah winfrey on why they felt the need to get out. >> it raised very serious allegations of racism, but also of rifts within the family, difficulties between prince harry and his father, the differences between him and his brother. it really was a very opening up of things that have traditionally been kept very private by the royal family. >> reporter: the queen

jason holder took four wickets as england were bowled out forjust 103 runs in barbados in theirfirst match series. brandon king top—scored for the home side and hit the winning runs as west indies took victory by nine wickets. the second t20 is this evening. there's been more frustration for england's women cricketers overnight. their third t20 ashes match against australia in adelaide was abandoned without a ball being bowled. that's after the second match yesterday was abandoned after just over four overs. the points are shared, so australia lead the multi—format series 4—2. there are four games in the premier league today, liverpool, arsenal, leicester, all in action — the big game sees tottenham take on chelsea at a50. yesterday city dropped points for the first time in three months. agaisnt souhampton 1—1 it finished. saints took the lead through kyle walker—peters. the champions equalised through aymeric laporte. their 12 match winning run in the league brought to an end. i would love to be a0 points in front of liverpool and chelsea. the big rivals in the last years, liverpool

just weeks ago the caribbean nation of barbados removed queen elizabeth as its head of state and became a republic. ebb and flow, constantly, around the globe. and i think it's fair to say that for the past few decades, at least, america, and americans, have felt like we were watching that ebb and flow of democracy from outside of it, as observers. we involved ourselves in other countries' democratic struggles, goodness knows we often failed to live up to our own standards in that, but the united states felt kind of exempt from the internal struggles over democracy that are taking place around the world. but the united states is a stable, functioning democracy, felt like a given, like a law of nature. but over the last few years, and especially in the year since january 6th, americans have started coming to grips with the fact that we are not exempt from the ebb and flow of democracy around the world. we're now very much in it. because it's very unclear what path our democracy takes from here, and the signs have not been reassuring over the past year. take just one basic measure of janu

reporter: she gave up international travel some years ago, so prince charles represented her in barbadoshead of state by a locally appointed president. it marked the end of 396 years of british rule and a long-awaited reconciliation with the island's colonial past. >> the appalling atrocity of slavery, which forever stains our history, the people of this island forged their path with extraordinary fortitude. >> reporter: it wasn't the first time that race came up as an issue for the family in 2021. >> concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he's born. >> reporter: prince harry and meghan, the duchess of sussex, went rogue, telling all to oprah winfrey on why they felt the need to get out. >> it raised very serious allegations of racism, but also of rifts within the family, difficulties between prince harry and his father, the differences between him and his brother. it really was a very, warts and all, opening up of things that have traditionally been kept private by the royal family. >> reporter: the queen issued a statement acknowledging the allegations and com

just weeks ago, the caribbean nation of barbados removed queen elizabeth as head of state. becoming a republic. have and flow. constant around the globe. but i think it's fair to say, that for the past few decades, america, and americans have felt like we were watching that have been flow of democracy from outside of them. as observers. we involved our selves in other countries democratic struggles, goodness knows we often failed to live up to our own standards, but united fates felt exempt from the internal struggles over democracy, that are taking place over the world. but, the united states is a stable functioning democracy, that fell look like a. given a not law of nature. over the last few years, americans have started coming to grips with the fact that we are not exempt from the urban flow of democracy, around the world. we are very much in it. because, it's very unclear what's path our democracy takes from here. and the signs of not been reassuring over the past year. take just one basic measure of january 6th. how do we describe it? how do we talk about? it would do

man on a trip the only trip he ever made outside of the united states outside of america was to barbados and he contracted smallpox. he was pretty sick and it can make you sterile and it's so it's believed that he had no issue as a consequence of that. he had no male children of his own, but he adopted martha's he was a loving stepfather embraced her extended family and the his own extended family because he had siblings who had kids and so on. yeah, the question presumes that there's concern that there'll be a dynasty somehow washington dynasty. he's taken very careful pains to ensure, you know as he moves from being a general and resigning the command of the continental army and going back to mount vernon incidentally in eight years. he's only in mount vernon once he only goes home once in eight years and that's for a very short visit and he commits himself to you know the the peaceful exchange of power when he's president after two terms, that's it if he'd had a son would there have been a you know rallying around the washingtons. i kind of doubt it american politics by that point whe

west indies on saturday england's cricketers lost the deciding match after a dramatic finale in barbadoshe hosts finish strongly, setting a target of 180. england were always struggling, needing twenty from the last over and what an over it proved to be. jason holder taking four wickets in four balls. he's only the fourth man to do that in t20 internationals what a start to the year for this man — tom pidcock — who won the mountain biking olympic gold in tokyo — is now the cyclo—cross world champion. the ineos grenadiers rider beat lars van der haar to claim the coveted rainbowjersey and gold medal for the first time. the cyclo—cross is one of three world titles pidcock could win in 2022, including the mountain bike and road championships. and he signed off his win in style with an impressive celebration. finally, what a moment for rafa nadal yesterday. his australian open success what he called the most unexpected win of his career and his greatest comeback. becoming the first person in history to come from two sets down to win the australian open. as he beat danil medvedev to win a rec

he was from the windrush generation, came - windrush generation, came from barbados to england in the care home and subsequently died on a hospital covid award. we miss him dreadfully. —— hospital covid ward. it has been a very difficult time, it is coming up a very difficult time, it is coming up to two years now. he died on the 15th of april and the funeral was on the 15th of may, just a a few days before this party took place at downing street. it is very upsetting, i think, downing street. it is very upsetting, ithink, about downing street. it is very upsetting, i think, about the sacrifices that we had to make at that time, you know? the funeral arrangements, not being able to be with him when he died, you know? very, very difficult time, the circumstances under which we lost my father, and to think that downing street were planning a jolly and breaking their own rules at that time, itjust beggars belief, really. it is very, very upsetting. downing street is saying this is all being investigated by a senior civil servant, although the bbc has to sources who say basal borisjohnson

barbados requires unvaccinated visitors get tested when they arrive. or 12 months in jail. my goodness. bop legend britney spears is accusing her father of taking over $36 million from her earnings over the course of her conservatorship. and brittany spears' sister jamie lynn spheres is responding to britney's cease and desist letter. your claim that jamie lynn has no right to tell her story is not only insensitive but not supported by law. ainsley, over to you. >> all right. thank you, carley. virginia parents are outraged over the way a school district telling students to check their privilege. fairfax county high schoolers are being asked to play privilege bingo and to fill a square for examples including being male, feeling safe around police officers. being a christian. involved in extracurricular activities and for being a military kid. let's check back in with pete hegseth ahead of miseducation of "america live" summit. >> pete: what an example of the types of things we are going to be talking about today at the miseducation of "america live" su

england in the cricket at long last in their second t20, as they hang on to beat west indies in barbadosthan some rain in the north and west of scotland, another dry and west of scotland, another dry and rather cloudy day for most. will there be any changes in the week ahead? details here on breakfast. good morning. it's monday, the 24th january. our main story. it's a pivotal week for the prime minister, as the government awaits the publication of a report into downing street parties. it comes as borisjohnson faces significant pressure amid claims of blackmail and islamophobia within his government. our political correspondent, damian grammaticus, reports. this is a decisive week for borisjohnson. the biggestjeopardy he faces is when the inquiry into downing street parties is published. reports of a staff christmas wine and cheese party emerged in december. mrjohnson apologised in parliament... ..mr speaker, because i was also furious to see that clip. and mr speaker, i apologise. i apologise, unreservedly. ..adding he'd been assured rules weren't broken — there was no party. but two we

he was a windrush pioneer, came from barbados to england in the 19505.e funeral was on may 15, which was reallyjust a few days before this party took place in downing street. so it's very upsetting when i think about, you know, the sacrifices that we have had to make at that time, you know, the funeral arrangements and not being able to be with him when he died. you know, very, very difficult time, difficult circumstances under which we lost my father. and to think that downing street were planning a jolly and breaking their own rules at that time, it just beggars belief, really. it's very, very upsetting. the conservative mp, michael fabricant, says the only people who will have attended the party are people who were working closely together inside downing street at the time. hejoins me now. you put out a tweet that there is less justification. tell us you put out a tweet that there is lessjustification. tell us more about how you see it. i lessjustification. tell us more about how you see it.- lessjustification. tell us more about how you see it. i don