so, harry morrison -- carrie morrison, why is| morrison —— carrie morrison, why is she so it makes significants the - she so it makes significant? yes, as you've indicated, she was the first l you�*ve indicated, she was the first woman to become a solicitor exactly 100 years ago today, on the 18th of december, 1922. back then most universities didn�*t even let women study law, let alone practice law, so women that were able to study law ended up doing what was called a special exam for women, which was the equivalent of a male exam, the one they took for a law degree, but it wasn�*t officially recognised or certified. and carrie morrison, she was the first woman to become a solicitor. she was very, very closely followed by mary sykes, and then,in closely followed by mary sykes, and then, in 1923, just a few months later, we have the first welsh woman to become a solicitor, who was agnes twisting hughes. carrie was really important because she went into a male only profession and she was effectively the legal aid kind of lawyer of the early days. she used to act for poor people in the west end

usl you for coming on and talking us through and telling many of us for the first time about a carrie morrisonpreciated. thank you. s the oscar—winning film director, steven spielberg, says he regrets what happened to the shark population after the success of his film jaws, in 1975. the film has been criticised for misrepresenting great whites, and leading to trophy hunting in the us. spielberg was speaking on desert island discs on radio four. that's one of the things i still fear. not to get eaten by a shark, but that sharks are somehow mad at me for the feeding frenzy of crazy sport fishermen that happened after 1975, which i truly and to this day regret. the decimation of the shark population, because of the book and the film. i really truly regret that. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav. with are likely to see this transient_ with are likely to see this transient spell— with are likely to see this transient spell of- with are likely to see this transient spell of ice, - with are likely to see this - transient spell of ice, freezing rain and — transient spell of ice, freezi

convicted in october of providing material support for a terrorist act which carries a maximum term of 20 years. joe morrisonte musico, and paul belart were not charged with having a direct role in the conspiracy but were members of a para military group who trained with adam fox who separately faces a possible life sentence for his federal conviction. musico was sentenced to a minimum of 12 years in prison, followed by his son-in-law morrison at ten years, and belar at seven. elsewhere, a jury in texas found a former fort worth police officer guilty of manslaughter for fatally shooting atiana jefferson. responding to a welfare call when he shot jefferson through her bedroom window in front of her 8-year-old nephew. dean said he fired his weapon because jefferson pointed a gun, but admitted his actions were bad police work. he fired without seeing jefferson's hands or what was behind her, failed to tell his partner he saw a gun, and rushed into the home without fully ensuring it was safe. dean now faces up to 20 years in prison. >>> there's an urgent push by the white house for americans to get vaccinated ag

known that most of the trials in the country will be carried out by ukrainian judges, it is worth noting that the training is conducted by howard morrisonitish judge who worked at the international criminal court and international criminal tribunals for yugoslavia and rwanda, why do ukrainian judges need such information the special training of britain, in your opinion, is a difficult question because podolyak spoke about international arbitration and this is a completely different story. the training of ukrainian judges is a completely different story, they are not completely connected, yes. although they all relate to war crimes and to the military aggression of the russian federation, that means look at what is within the competence of the ukrainian judicial system, its war crimes for which prosecution will be carried out in accordance with our criminal procedural code, this is a matter of competence ukrainian courts as well as their courts of individual countries that recognize the so-called universal jurisdiction. that is, you and i know that there are baltic countries and individual countries of the european union that are indepen