my reward was reuniting with a healthy, daniel, bruton. and i certainly didn't think i'd be ready to return to the sea again. so soon william, but when the wind shifts we must trim our sails to suit. who knows what london might hold our revolution as only just begun and the horizons have opened wide. i can't let my parents down. i have a good foundation and the lord said in the gospels to whom much is given much is required. the problem is is i'm not sure what i'm required to do. i know i can do more than what i've done already. i've risked my life for our nations independence my family and our people. philadelphia will be here when we get back. and who knows but we might just learn a thing or two in london from the british after all. become william enough of this talk. it's high time. we put to see and find out what kind of voyage we're in for. so in this in this painting you actually get to see 15 year old james fortin on his birthday. james fort was born on september 2nd 1766. so on his 15th birthday fortin is seeing troops from the rho

now i hope to see all of you on the first day of june at bruton parish for our day of fasting humiliation in prayer. so that we may ask for divine into position to inspire the minds of his majesty and parliament. to avert this heavy calamity that threatens the destruction of our civil rights. through the evils of war. god save us all my fellow countrymen and they god save, virginia. i can't have no illegal government meeting up with the raleigh town. they know legal burgers now only certain people in town are gonna call it trees. what it is is the elected officials here in town. just meeting unofficially. all right, so they ain't no treason set it off. we official to me. it was all they're gonna be after hours. they meet in the official capacity. they're not heard anymore. that's the thing. i do not understand how the king wishes to have his debt we paid and then he's going to close that's not the point. that is not that point. they say that they are protesting peacefully they through some tea overboard, but they did not take into account that those people who aren't with them. they are a

after accusing russia, laying the groundwork for more illegal land grabs in ukraine, and that amir bruton holds talks in iran on his 2nd trip abroad and starting the war in ukraine. the russian president says there's some progress on unlocking ukrainian grain exports. ah. hello there, i'm healing mohammed. europe's record breaking heat wave is fueling wild fires across parts of portugal, spain, france, italy, and greece. hundreds of people have died and most from the effects of the heat, but others have been killed in the fires. further north, the u. k. has recorded the hottest day ever. mm. a village outside london set to place by the searing heat was temperature is exceeding 40 degrees celsius on tuesday. much f u k. was a tinderbox waiting for spark. the smoke was visible from the capitol. it's city center, usually bustling with tourists from around the world. quiet in the oppressive heat hot and i called on with the heat also spread to other parts of england. not normally known for sunshine and cloudless skies. while everything difficult of grinding hold. unfortunately, i may not be i

politicians in germany, in britain, in the united states, kept on looking the other way when rather my bruton murdered people. he's a serial killer in my view, and the west kept on looking your way and letting him get away with murder after murder after murder, because we like cheap russian oil and gas. the city of london likes dark russian money and created a kind of fog machine. so this money could be hit and nobody knows who the, who the true owners of this russian, that money is where it, where it actually is. and germany, in particular like cheap oil and gas, and one of the, one of the dark ironies of the war so far is as much money that the west is given to ukraine to help ukraine fight against the brutal invasion. we have given farm to russia to pay for its oil and gas and because because of the water putins down to the price of oil and gas has gone up. so. so yes, sanctions, but actually the reality is that you're in particular, germany in particular, has kept on buying russian oil and gas. no, obviously, this is an addiction which is hard to get off quick. right? absolutely. we quick

you said there are people who are dissidence and political activists, and they're against bruton and one political change. but they are disorganized to turn this organized groups into the kind of groups that would stage a civil war and could organize effective armed resistance to the government. what needs to happen in russia? confused to different things. when you're saying the word resistance, what i was telling you was somebody still stunned them. this position. yes, there is no organ, lice, a position in rush. there are position, mind people, but there is no position. there are no political parties. there are low, non government is ations, there are no legal networks or people who are rigid to you've a fight political fight, legal fight against the current government. they are either in the mail or in jail . but in terms of resistance, if we're talking about the violence reasons, this is growing right now. it's financial every single day. we see no new and new attacks in the restroom to refer as buddy good media groups. and course the police cars. recently, it was more serious th

and from that point forward, i think the us and nato have orchestrated as president bruton may desperate effort efforts to ward off a war they began back even before the obama administration. during the bush administration, there was a leaked classified cable that came from the us and bastard of moscow, ambassador william j burns. very good man from all that i can tell. he was appointed by president george bush and he, he said it very strongly worded our cable in which he showed that russia would be further eastward, expire towards into the ukraine as a military threat. what was happening is the nato was beginning to talk about nate, about the ukraine joining nato, which would have presented an extra sterile threat to the survival of the, of the russian nation. and so, so they knew precisely what was going to happen. they knew that the russian would be forced into making a decision on whether to intervene. so what happens is there's actually a fairly significant war being waged by ukraine against the don bass to a lesser extent, crimea, but principally against the don bass. it killed abo

so moscow hopes to develop closer, military and economic ties. terran the tehran trip also offers bruton a chance for a face to face meeting with turkish president ridge of type ardon. georgia stood opposite russia in regional conflict and condemned the invasion of ukraine. but the nato member also has its share of friction with the west. officially, the leaders are in tehran to discuss syria, but ukraine is expected to also a heavily feature in the talks. an ali why is, is the iran project director at the international crisis group? he joins us now from washington alley, welcome. let's start by talking about iran and russia to nations under severe western sanctions to nations, essentially out looking for friends. how much closer does this shared circumstance bring them? well, it has turned the relationship between the 2 countries, which was at best over the past few years, a tactical partnership into a strategic relationship. and the reason, as you rightly pointed out, is that they don't have a lot of friends. they don't have a lot of alternatives. and so it's an alliance of necessity t

you saw that with my colleagues comments rehearsal comments from germany as well, and especially at bruton will try to squeeze gas supplies to europe this winter. he hopes that by creating more pain for west europeans, it will cause governments in western europe to be granted given territory. i think it is despicable that that is the plan, but that is what we'll try to do. and it is important that all of us keep up the support for ukraine and keep the pressure back on russia and not give in to those calls for ukraine to give them territory. what happens down the line? and best of all, if during negotiations, ukraine demands things that it's west and backers aren't ready to support. well it's, it's hard to know what that would be because at this point, i think the western countries that are supporting ukraine continuously reaffirm we support ukraine sovereignty and territorial integrity and grain has a right to fight back and reject territory. so there's nothing that ukraine is asking for saying that they have not received support for as a matter of principle from the west. that is for the

i've left him at bruton has arrived in iran on only his 2nd trip outside russia since launching the war against ukraine in february. russian president is due to hold talks with the leaders of turkey and iran. discussions will include syria, ukraine, and the un back proposal to resume exports of ukrainian grain. ali for tolerating a job is an iran expert and author of the book iran in an emerging world order. we asked him whether russia and iran are getting closer as both countries are now under severe western sanctions. well, definitely, so i mean, 1st of all, closer, russian iranian corporation was already on displayed before russia's war on ukraine, but just provided a new twist. the new momentum for the bilateral relationship, which is quite as symmetrical for sure. but both, as you said, are under severe western sanctions and iranian soap to be part of a new world order. you know, that is based on the pillars of russia and china. so there are trying to get closer even closer to russia. now, after russia's war on ukraine and turkish president veteran type or other one has repeated hi

president bruton make his second foreign trip —— 210. coming down the ladder now.or mankind. a catastrophic engine fire has been blamed tonight for the first crash in the 30—year history of concorde, the world's only supersonic airliner. it was one of the most vivid symbols of the violence - and hatred that tore apart the state of yugoslavia, l but now, a decade, later it's been painstakingly rebuilt. and opens again today. there's been a 50% decrease in sperm quantity and an increase in malfunctioning sperm unable to swim properly. thousands of households across the country are suspiciously quietly this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potter. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. 0ur headlines... the uk records as highest ever temperatures with the heat waves working dozens of fires around london. china has been facing extreme heat wave with more hot weather forecast. let's turn to iran, where russian president vladimir putin has met turkish and iranian leaders in tehran. this is only his second fore

usa loved the russian government, one, russia restored its economic strength, and bruton came in and built up gas. prom and ross now does state run energy corporations rebooted, the russian economy. suddenly, we started hearing about how russia is a threat. russia is a problem. rush is a threat to the so called liberal order, you know, in china was the sick man of asia. they had no problem with it. now, china is building up and building better cell phones and united states and where american manufacturers explored more steel and so suddenly now that china's competitor are a threat to the so called liberal order. and i mean, this is really the domination of the world by banks and corporations done in the name of this open international system liberal order, open societies. george soros refers to and that's what we're dealing with here. ok, let's go to matthew. in montreal, we obviously comes from the left to progressive left. he's a good friend of mine and a good friend of the program. but matthew year, not of the man of the left. neither am i. how do you understand liberal order? go

that show is one more way in which bruton strategy is attacked. literally back fired. but i raised this because at those nato meetings, i would have british parliamentarians, french germans, come up to me and say, what is going on in america's democracy, going to survive? these are questions people would never even think to ask. before the last several years, we have polls, i just want to bring up some polls. you know, when you kind of look at the, the question of whether joe biden could win tomorrow. and you see that a poll after poll, there is a, you know, we've got $44.00 and a half percent for trump and $42.00 and a half percent for biden. and a real clear politics ball. but if you look at a lot of poles, you see that right now. now i know that polls and i should see this got to be careful of poles in the aggregate. what matters is electoral college and a lot of other dimensions that come in, you know, as these votes are skewed around the country. but it's remarkable because i remember the days, congressmen, when someone with the baggage that a president trump migh

we see that in action but he let's daniel bruton go in places himself. that is equal that rings true for him, that a quality. >> thank you, thank you. that was a really compelling start of this piece. it is really great how there is new talent brought in. and then he directed the pieces someone we've worked with many times. at a who wrote the play is someone he began his work with. michael this question is for you. can you talk about the conception of this to the ground up in creating this program from the ground up? >> to understand, there is so much of james forten's life you want to unpack by the hardest part is boiling it down. so to look at just his service as a privateer was really important. like nathan just said he managed to do so much in a short period of time. his connection into the cell making trade from his father up until the age of seven or he has to make a shift into pursuing his education pay but then also taking up odd jobs to support the family. but then again saying the backdrop of all the things taking place not just in philadelphia