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the statue of the slave trader rolled to bristol's docks.ddress racism. cheering i went to school in bristol and there wasn't hardly any representation of people that looked like me within schools. tanisha is one of a tiny minority of black teachers in bristol. the emotional imbalance is so big. like, you think the only history you're taught is that we come from slaves. imagine that. that you're taught that your history and your background and where you come from is slavery. and that you're... everybody else comes from kings and queens. so, if you could attach any age to that, what would that be? teaching citizenship to teenagers, tanisha looks for positive role models and stories for pupils. she calls it "adding blackjoy to learning". a lot of the things that are heightened in the media is about black oppression, isn't it? you've got either george floyd, or you've got child 0 recently, right? so you hear about the discriminations and the racism that happen towards black people, but it's not all about racism. there's so much more to this wor

branwenjeffreys, bbc news, bristol.ng the second round of the presidential election last night. mr macron won more than 27% of the votes in the first round, with ms le pen — who leads the far—right national rally party — four points behind. our paris correspondent, lucy williamson, is in paris. this is the closest marine le pen has ever come, in terms of votes. what happens next? that's right. and i think you can expect a very intense campaign over the next couple of weeks, with both candidates crisscrossing the country, looking for those extra votes. and one place they are very keen to attract them from is the far—left. there were lots of far—left. there were lots of far—left voters in the first round of the selection. five years ago, those voters largely backed mr macron, but the picture is much more complicated now. marine le pen has really expanded her appeal by focusing on issues around economic hardship and buying power and offering solutions like cutting income tax to zero for everyone under 30, slashing vat on f

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a poor game but a prices lead for the bears to come to bristol next friday night.defending champions toulouse by 26 points to 20. robert baloucoune the star of the show with a hat—trick from him ensuring ulster return to ravenhill for the second leg with an advantage. exeter are in action at home against munster right now, and the chiefs lead 10—0. rugby league now and st helens beat catalans dragons in the challenge cup quarter—finals, and it was pretty dominant. they scored six tries altogether — joe batchelor rounding things off for his side. this was a rematch of super league's grand final — st helens wining again, this time by 36 points to 20 to make the semi—finals. charles leclerc will start the australian grand prix from pole after finishing fastest in a dramatic final qualifying session. the ferrari was more than a quarter of a second ahead of max verstappen. lewis hamilton will start from 5th and admitted he's not enjoying driving his mercedes car this season. nick parrot reports. after three years without a race, suns and melbourne were keen to see some

jon kay, bbc news, near bristol. usually fierce rivals but they came together on tuesday evening to show their support to cristiano ronaldo. he and his wife announced the death of their baby boy on monday. fans from both sides stood to applaud during the seventh minute of the game — that's ronaldo's shirt number — in tribute to the star and his family. he didn't take part in the game but players from both sides wore black armbands. johnny depp, the hollywood actor, has appeared in court in virginia on the fifth day of the defamation case he brought against his ex—wife, amber heard. the lawsuit centres on an article ms heard wrote for the washington post, in which she described herself as a victim of domestic violence. david sillitto was in court and sent this report. good afternoon, mr depp. good afternoon. can you please tell the jury why you're here today? erm, yes, erm... that pause rather captures the moment. his audience, a court, and this, johnny depp's one chance to salvage his reputation. watching was his ex—

andy howard, bbc points west, university of bristol.h of it is off—limits to people who use traditional wheelchairs. now one woman has launched a charity aiming to help more people access the national park. abi jayeloa reports. debbie north has always been passionate about the countryside, and spent many happy hours rambling with her husband, andy. he sadly died last year, but she was determined to keep doing what she loved, and to help other people in wheelchairs do the same. she set up access the dales in his memory. i wish andy was here to see it, because i know... ..i know he'd be looking down and i know he'd say, "good one, kiddo." yeah, he'd be very proud. and, you know, today, watching so many different types of wheelchair coming to this stunning location, it is a tear—jerker, but tears ofjoy. the charity, launched this week, has funded 14 specially—adapted all—terrain wheelchairs. some of them are like the one debbie is using. they'll be loaned out from five hubs in the dales. today is the first visit here to gordale scar for ma

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toby fricker�*s last minute try gave bristol their first league win since february, as they won 29 pointssuper league leaders st helens were well beaten at castleford tonight. st helens had made lots of changes to their usual squad and cass's teenage fijian — qareqare made the most of it, scoring after just 25 seconds 30 points to 10 it finished. in the night's other match — leeds beat toulouse. ronnie o'sullivan is on the brink of reaching the quarter—finals of snooker�*s world championship. he was 12 frames to 4 up against mark allen at the end of tonight's session, needing just one more frame to go through. they'll resume tomorrow morning. the 6 time world champion o'sullivan — is hoping to match stephen hendry�*s record of 7 crucible titles. well — the three—time world champion mark williams is already into the quarter finals. he thrashed jackson page — 13 frames to 3 — which included six breaks above 100. and earlier there was an unexpected visitor to the crucible during the defending champion — mark selby�*s second round match. somehow a pigeon got into the theatre and flew down to

to discuss these issues and more i'm joined by my guess just you brower in bristol, she's the deputy leader of the workers party of britain as well as author of the drive to war against russia in china. and in budapest we have george samuel. he is a podcast or at the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals. all right, cross up rules that affect, that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate it or i, let's start out with georgia in budapest. well, george may be the kind of an evolution of the information more is that the intelligence agencies are telling us they're lying. i mean, you and i and jumping, we always say that they are lying, but now they've come out, you know, they're ahead of the, the shark here saying that, you know, we're doing this information thing here. and the, the media is so proud to be part of this just information program. it's really quite amazing because they're lying to us to protect us, george. and of course, ukrainian people go ahead. yes. as us right. it is quite an extraordinary thing that we have the intelligence services

a poor game but a priceless lead for the bears to come to bristol next friday night.champions toulouse by 26 points to 20. robert baloucoune the star of the show with a hat—trick from him, ensuring ulster return to ravenhill for the second leg with an advantage. and exeter have a small advantage heading into their second leg at munster. they ran in two tries — this the first of them from stuart hogg — to win13—8 at sandy park. meanwhile, in the united rugby championship, scarlets thrashed welsh rivals cardiff blues 49 points to 1a at the arms park. after a close—fought first half, cardiff conceded 42 points after the break, with wales international liam williams scoring two of scarlets' seven tries to keep their playoff hopes alive. rugby league now and st helens beat catalans dragons in the challenge cup quarterfinals. and it was pretty a dominant win. they scored six tries altogether — joe batchelor rounding things off for his side. this was a rematch of super league's grand final — st helens winning again, this time by 36 points to 20 to make the semi—finals. they'

bristol. >> she knows what she wants. she goes after it she knows who she is.it or not. >> jesse: she has a good work ethic. >> absolutely. every day? evidence that is a lot of sugar daddy time. >> jesse: topic next. we have these rich parents in manhattan, of course. where else? they are hiring consultants to name their babies for them. # 3-year-old taylor humphrey has this crazy gig where she gets wealthy families to pay her up to $10,000. i mean, that's sugar baby money to name their babies for them. listen. >> kayleah shearrill, my emea is a lease, kinavenira, zerana and janaia what kind of world do they live in i think very fen numb obviously we are world building. maybe this is on a different planet or maybe this is in some sort of fairy kingdom and these names are actually masculine. >> jesse: did your parents pay the consultants to name you kat. >> no, but i didn't have a name for two weeks. by birth certificate says baby girl kimpf. they named me catherine. we will call her kat. they figured it out. >> jesse: cop out to pay a stramp. >> i was watching

league one bound derby won 2—0 at blackpool whilst bristol city thrashed hull city 5—0.t coventry. middlesbrough could yetjoin them after beating stoke 3—1. millwall beat relegated peterborough 3—0. nottingham forest still have automatic promotion hopes after thrashing swansea 5—1. west brom finally were 1—0 winners at reading. it's been an exciting final day of action in league one, which has decided both promotion spots, three relegation places, and the last three play—off places. wigan have been confirmed as champions, and rotherham united will be promoted alongside them — they won 2—0 at gillingham, georgie kelly scored the goal that means they'll return to the championship after being relegated last year — a result that means gillingham go down to league two. both sets of fans invaded the pitch afterwards. that means that the third team in contention for automatic promotion, mk dons, will go into the play—offs, despite winning 5—0 at plymouth argyle, with scott twine scoring four of the goals. it means argyle, who had a man sent off, slip to seventh place and wycomb

jon kay, bbc news, bristol crown court.its first global lgbt conference due to be held in london this summer. its after more than 100 organisations pulled out following the announcement that any forthcoming ban on conversion therapy would only be for gay or bisexual people in england and wales but not transgender people. 0ur lgbt and identity correspondent lauren moss is here. let's explain why this is significant and why people are so worked up about it. like significant and why people are so worked up about it.— worked up about it. like you said this came about _ worked up about it. like you said this came about after— worked up about it. like you said this came about after the - this came about after the government look like it would drop a pledge to ban conversion therapy in england and wales. that is practices that try to change somebody�*s sexual orientation or gender identity. the government said it wouldn't be for people who were transgender and more than a hundred organisations pulled out of the conference injune,

i do not remember. last, when julie saw off, he saw this note at the bristol hotel in st. moscow, that is, he accidentally drowned case of suicide. what difference does this book kill him? his autobiography will be a worldwide publishing event by british special forces to capture four suspected terrorists in pakistan and then hand them over to the cia for interrogation. name one lang decision in 10 years as premier that would not be in the interests of the united states pierce brosnan i never took orders from anyone everything i did i did because i thought it was right even supporting illegal kidnappings to torture me from it sentimental delirium june mcgregor he will retire here, having received from his pension and will tell you and this black court. yes , you all go. polanski's novel film phantom tomorrow after the program time i have always been a real optimist - this is what we live in, we are optimistic about the future, so that it does not bring the end. helping me cook ribs on the grill, please. makes grilled food more delicious. care from pyaterochka discounts for

that the only try of the game to give the bears a one point lead ahead of the second leg in bristol on place. defending champions toulouse are leading ulster by 13 points to 7 in france at half time. st helens have beaten catalans dragons in the challenge cup quarter—finals. the final whistle has just gone in france, st helens with a dominant victory. they scored six tries altogether— joe batchelor rounding things off for his side. it was a rematch of the super league's grand final — st helens wining again, this time by 36 points to 20. the early starters are out on the course at augusta national for the third round of the masters — scottie scheffler is five shots clear of the field on 8 under par, he'll tee offjust before 8 o clock. before him all eyes will be on tiger woodsto see how his body is holding up, this his first competitive event since a horrific car crash last year, he's one over par — some moments of magic still there. ireland's shane lowry is one of four players tied in 2nd place, all on 3 under par, but world number one scheffler is the man to catch, after tieing the to

all right, let's go back to bristol here. you know, if we talked about in the 1st part of the program, the, from the massive information more that's going on here. we have to talk about what's also in the news is these are alleged atrocities that are being committed. i'm an, you know, i mean it's, again, it's shocking. are they show a few pictures, they show a short video, and then they make a definitive statement, no investigation, no 3rd party. and what they hope is that it will stick. ok. so we can look at their city, the outsider, by care where they found up to what 400 bodies mass spray you know, and then a train station that was a missile attack. but anyone with any kind of curiosity with access to the internet can pick those stories apart quite quickly actually. okay. and you know, one of the things i find most pathetic, the missile that with that did hit that train station that apparently killed many people and had written on the missile for the children. but western media doesn't seem to understand that ukrainian in

to discuss these issues any more, i'm joined by my guess judge you brower in bristol, she's the deputy leader of the workers party of britain as well as author of the drive to war against russia in china. and in budapest we have george samuel. he is a pod, castor at the gaggle, which can be found on youtube and locals. all right, cross up rules that affect, that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate it. or i would start out with georgia in budapest. well, georgia may be the kind of an evolution of the information more is that the intelligence agencies are telling us they're lying. i mean, you and i and johnny, we always say that they are lying, but now they've come out, you know, they're ahead of the, the shark here saying that, you know, we're doing this information thing here. and the in the media is so proud to be part of this information program. it's really quite amazing because they're lying to us to protect us, george, and of course, ukrainian people. yes, it is quite an extraordinary thing that we have the intelligence services openly, boasting that t

that the only try of the game to give the bears a one point lead ahead of the second leg in bristol onn bbc one right now if you want to watch it — st helens are dominating this one so far — three tries already — mark percival with this one. it's a rematch of the super league's grand final — st helens leading 20—10 at half time. scottie scheffler holds a five—shot lead ahead of the third round of the masters. the american, who has never won a major, battled through some tough conditions to finish on 8 under par, while tiger woodsfought back from a dreadful start to his second round, to finish on one over par. this approach on the 10th was one of the picks from his round after 4 bogeys in his opening 5 holes. former champion danny willett is the highest placed brit — he's tied 10th on 1 under. but world number one scheffler is the man to catch after tieing the tournament record for the largest 36—hole lead. charles leclerc will start tomorrow's australian grand prix from pole.there were a couple of delays during qualifying due to crashes, including former world champion fernando alonso

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in bristol, united kingdom, professor of french politics. welcome to the program. james, there is a prevailing sentiment that emmanuel macron was more convincing during the debate. but is this on its own enough for him to win the election? >> i think that is indeed the prevailing sentiment. marine le pen she needed to do two things in this debate. she needed to do much better than in 2017 where she had a disastrous debate, peering bill compared and out of her depth. this she did achieve, coming across as much,, more serene, less aggressive. however, she did not have to her second objective. she needed to land some real blows to close the gap in the polls and she did not manage it. marine le pen needed a win. what we got was a draw or maybe even a win for emmanuel macron. i do not think the debate in that sense shifts the picture much. anchor: jack, anyone would be looking for a moment that would be widely seen as a game changer. for many, that did not happen. does marine le pen have a chance to narrow the lead of emmanuel macron before the vote? >> no, i do not thi

his neighbour to death outside their homes in gloucestershire has been found guilty of murder at bristolourt. a 24—year—old man pleads guilty to the murder of teenager bobbi—anne mcleod, whose body was discovered three days after she was last seen waiting for a bus in plymouth in november. a british father and his nine—year—old son have died in a landslide while on holiday in australia. two members of the same family are also in a critical condition in hospital. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky has accused russia of committing the "most terrible war crimes" since the second world war and called for trials like those held after the defeat of the nazis. he was addressing the united nations for the first time since russia invaded. russia has again denied its forces were responsible for killing civilians in ukraine. that's despite growing evidence of atrocities in the country, with the focus currently on the city of bucha, near kyiv. new satellite images taken in mid—march by space imaging firm maxar, appear to show bodies lying in the streets —

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my husband, daniel, works in bristol as a research scientist.i am self employed, got my own business. we don't live extravagantly. we already by the budget lines, i suppose, when we go to the supermarket. we don't tend to buy branded things. everything is going up. lauren's husband, daniel, has a 75 mile round trip to work. it means fuel is one of the family's biggest expenses. filled up the bike. it was about £18.50, something like that. that will be today and tomorrow and then there will be another £18.50 on wednesday and another time on friday. it's a lot, isn't it? it's a lot. the couple have just over £2000 a month to spend and after the mortgage, bills and food they have £63 left. right at this moment, as everything stands, we are just about breaking even and that's with daniel in a good job, i am working hard. i couldn't imagine having to choose between heating and eating. it literally fills me with sadness that there are people out there that do. and i worry so much about other people as well. i think, god, if we are struggling, how the

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let's bring him stephen how, who's a senior research fellow at university of bristol, and a specialist in colonial history. he joins us from oxford, steve, and thanks for being on the program. why hasn't the reparation of indigenous communities received the attention it deserves? well, i think there are many reasons. as you said, for argentina, indigenous communities that are a small and mostly poor minority tree. and that is true of similar groups to scattered across the world. we're talking in many, many cases, post colonial societies where indigenous groups are small, poor, marginalized, often internally divided and have, oh, he recently, if a tall begun to achieve much political organization or international attention to their problems. stephen, what's the most important type of reparation? is it financial or other other avenue be different for different cases. though many of these groups have common problems for song, it is right to land with all the crucial issue for some which is attempting to preserve or rebuild traditional cultures and ways of life. to san as in the argentinia