jessica florence louise joins me. lie from call alone, poor florence. what's the situation like in malaysia while malaysia just reported a record high and the number of new daily cases and health officials is warned that the number is likely to go up even further in the next few weeks. because the highly infectious delta variance has been detected in nearly every state in malaysia down the numbers really don't look good for the country. there are now more than 808000 active cases. this is a record high for malaysia as well. the number of new infections continued to outpace covert 19 recoveries, and the government is allocating more resources, including mobilizing health care workers from other states to the worst effected areas of language stage and quality for the capital is increasing the number of hospital beds and oxygen supplies oxygen canisters, it's sending containers to hospitals to be used as make sure marks thou also planned for self test kits to go on sale. this is the hope that new cases, new cases can be detected and isolated quickly. now h

i was 20 years old when my granny florence mary died. yet i never heard her or my father speak about the massacre that she survived as a girl. he did not talk about it much even after he gave me the book when i was 34 years old, and i, naively, took my cue from him, not understanding that he probably needed permission to talk about what he knew from what his mother or grandmother may have told him. no reckoning was on the horizon, and, extrapolating, i can well imagine that people grew weary of the burden of remembrance without the possibility of restoration. yet too often when secrecy prevails, the story of the problematic event surface is not as a verbal narrative, but as a symptom, according to doctor herman. i could see some of those symptoms in my own family. affirmation that remembering and telling the truth are requisite to healing trauma. this applies both individually and societal, although the cost to a society's very sense of itself and the mythologies in which it takes comfort will be great. but these mythologies can be deadl

florence said, mother, look at the cars full of people. but the young mother took no he'd, continuing to read her book to relax after dismissing her type writing students for the evening at about 9:00. she realized the urgency of her daughters calls when the little girl at last said, mother, i see men with guns. she then sprang to the window and saw for herself what her daughter was saying. white men with guns invaded the area, some of whom, according to historians, did drive-by shootings of black residents who were unfortunate enough to be on the street at the time. they shot into black people's homes as well. mary parrish was reluctant to leave. in a quandary about the safest course of action, but she was finally persuaded to flee. with the release of mary parrish's book, the public and learn this important history and has a chance to apply the measures of objective reality to what some people have suppressed or denied through the years. the value written history in our society. we like to think of ourselves as objective and rational. th

first off, we traveled to florence, italy, the feats the gallery as one of the largest museums in the world and holds a collection of priceless works. particularly from the renee psalms period is also famous for large crowds and long queues with millions of visitors, usually passing through its gates every year. is m director smith has now launched the project of feed see the food, the, which we'll see works displayed it up to 100 different locations across the region . napoleon bonaparte, the french emperor and military leader, is on the move again as part of a special project. portraits and sculptures of him are being dispersed from the feast collection in florence, italy, to other parts of tuscany. packing is the biggest challenge, the painting. it moved from the wall, it is put on the tray and it is moved on the box, which is a double box surrounding my policy around inside the in order to have is soft inside the and the counter is putting another box in double box and inside the reason a sort of the team and discussed in the system in order to put the booster inside and not to mo

first off, we traveled to florence, italy, the feats the gallery is one of the largest isms in the world and hold the collection of priceless works, particularly from the renee psalms period. it's also famous for large crowds and long queues with millions of visitors, usually passing through its gates every year. is him director, i could smith, as now launched the project to feed the food the which we'll see works displayed it up to 100 different locations across the region. napoleon bonaparte, the french emperor and military leader, is on the move again as part of a special project. portraits and sculptures of him are being dispersed from the feats the collection in florence, italy, to other parts of tuscany. packing is the biggest challenge, the painting. it moved from the roll. it is put on the tray and it is move on box, which is a double box surrounded by a policy around inside. the in order to have is soft inside the and the scott is putting another box in double box. and inside the reason, sort of the team and discussed in 2 pieces in order to put the booster inside and not to mov

for the fantastical stepping of his 1st off, we traveled to florence, italy, the feats the gallery, as one of the largest isms in the world and hold the collection of priceless works, particularly from the renee psalms period, is also famous for large crowds and long queues with millions of visitors usually passing through its gates every year is m director. i could schmidt as now launched the project. see the food, the, which we'll see works displayed it up to 100 different locations across the region . napoleon bonaparte, the french emperor and military leader, is on the move again as part of a special project. portraits and sculptures of him are being dispersed from the feats the collection in florence, italy, to other parts of tuscany. packing is the biggest challenge, the painting. it moved from they're roll, it is put on the tray and it is move on the box, which is a double box surrounded by a policy around inside. the in order to have is soft inside the and the counter is put in another box and double volts. and inside the reason it's sort of the team and the scott in the system

florence mary parish burner. --bruner. today i will speak to you about our new book "the nation must awake." my great grandmother's book was originally titled "events of that also disaster -- the tulsa disaster." i will tell you how that book came to be and how it was entrusted to me by my father and our relationship around the book , around the story itself, and, how i took his charge to bring my great-grandmother's legacy forward and to fulfill a promise i made to him. during the 1993 through 1994 holiday season, i was visiting my family in california. my dad, bill bruner jr. was still living in san francisco where i was born. at the time, i had been living in washington dc with my own family for about 10 years. i traveled home each year to see my folks. on that visit, he took me into his room where we could talk privately. my dad was a gregarious guy with an outsized laugh who had a presence that filled the room. this time, though, he was quiet and serious. he pulled a small, red cloth bound book from among his papers a

i was 20 years old when my granny florence mary died. i never heard her or my father speak about the massacre that she survived as a girl. he did not talk about it much even after he gave me the book when i was 34 years old. and i, naively, took my cue from him, not understanding that he probably needed permission to talk about what he knew from what his mother or grandmother may have told him. no reckoning was on the horizon and extrapolating, i can well imagine that people grew weary of the burden of remembrance without the possibility of restoration. yet too often when secrecy prevails, the story of the traumatic event surfaces not as a verbal narrative but as a symptom according to dr. herman. i could see some of those symptoms in my own family. affirmation that remembering and telling the truth are requisite to healing trauma. this applies both individually and societally, although, the cost to a society's sense of itself and the mythologies in which it takes comfort will be great. these can bedeadly. the world had emerged from worl

we looked at what would be best for florence, and we all came to the conclusion that a school with athe council's first choice of school because they didn't believe it catered for people with more complex needs, like their daughter. so we decided to take the council to tribunal to argue our case, and we had to fund all of our own private reports, and employ a solicitor to do that, which is a hugely expensive process. there are hundreds of families that are locked in battle with councils because it seems that the first port of call for a council is to say no, and make parents fight for it. as part of today's strategy, the government has admitted the special educational needs system is failing some disabled children, and it's spending £300 million trying to improve it. and the plans across all departments, like housing. there's a commitment to increase the number of accessible homes. employment�*s mentioned. disabled people are far less likely to have a job, so the government are consulting on ways to make companies be more transparent when it comes to declaring how many disabled peopl

strict inside the funding and, and not the his comply with and will never be any evidence of such florence on the tennessee as young democracy faces its worst crisis in a decade offered, the president ousted the government and froze parliament for 30 days. the president says he has acted constitutionally, but opposition leaders accuse him of staging. a qu one analyst says phase moves are popular at least for now. the question is not the whether this is the core of today or recent ball as shown that 87 percent of donations, they agreed with decisions of by size and 76 percent. they totally agree with him. so as we can see here, the decisions are really very popular of are these feasible? well, let's wait and see further afield. foreign leaders have been calling for cabinet, changes to be swift. the takeover comes amid crisis. the grown of iris pandemic is ravaging the nation, and the economy is in steep decline with the international monetary fond recently promised to help to niecy a cope with its growing financial pressure. the president has been calling on traders to cut the cost of goods

how are you, florence? >> hi. i'm good how are you doing? >> seth: good.id you like that kick >> seth: everything about -- i feel like, to be an action star in today's cinema, you have to be able to do it on a roof and you just -- it was impeccable [ laughter ] >> you have -- >> seth: every part of it was impeccable >> yeah. you have to be able to slide down a burning-hot roof in budapest [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. that's -- you know what, nobody ever thinks about how hot those roofs must be. >> yeah. put that straight on your cd >> seth: there you go. yes. you're like a certain heat, i know a lot of actors would just beg right out. you're -- you're willing to do it >> well, when i am doing it with scarlett, it's more fun than it is pain. so i mean, i did have a good action partner >> seth: that's very true. that's very true and it's a joy to see in the film it must be a joy for you, to, after a year of no travel at all, be able to get out and promote this film, to some degree >> yeah, totally it's been -- i mean, for everyone, it's been a long year. but

i like to florence very live, per se there in quality flores. thank you. now, but don't government is urging people to work from home off infection saw by 500 percent in a week. more than 50000 people have tested positive, the prime minister mark rata has apologize for ending almost all locked down restrictions saying, it was an error of judgement. tuba, the government is lifting import duties on food medicines, and other products as it faces unprecedented protests against the worsting economic crisis. people are angry at the lack of basic good and the handling of the pandemic . president miguel diaz can acknowledge shortcomings during an address on tv, but the government has blamed us sanctions and accused washington of trying to be stabilized the country brazil, the president general scenario has been rushed to hospital the treatment of a blocked intestine. this photo was posted on his twitter account before he was transferred from a capital brazilian to a hospital in san palo. it suffered days of chronic hiccups. monica cannot get at the latest now from

well, let's get more and i from florence louis. she joins us from equality and florence, malaysia, where you are reporting its highest number, open sanctions since the start of the pandemic. i mean, how are the authorities responding to this well, malaysia has been under a state of emergency since january when the country was seeing a rise in current of virus cases. a nation wide lockdown was imposed in june. but even with these measures, the government hasn't been able to contain the spread of the current of virus. the delta vary and the current virus is not just more transmissible. it's also more likely to lead to hospitalization. so hospital facilities in the country over stretched, some hospitals have been converted to taken on the cove at 19 patients. armed forces have been mobilized to build the field hospitals. one hospital had to set up camping beds on its grounds to cope with a surgeon patients. other hospitals have had to suspend outpatient treatment to prioritize the treatment of cove at 19 patient. now this underscore i

many more have been attacks. florence louis has more. the names in her report have been changed to protect people's identities. the seems like the common in me and not until when the crowd of people used to wait for hours to get oxygen for a loved one. suffering from coven 19 killers on people are worried and scared. there's also been pressure from the miller telling people not to keep the oxygen. the june has now imposed a new rules. people will need a letter from the local administrator to obtain oxygen. like much of southeast asia, myanmar is experiencing its worst wave of groan of virus infection. its health care system ravaged by decades of military dictatorship is struggling to cope. the qu in january and the subsequent cracked down on medical professionals for being one of the 1st groups to go on strike is turning and already dangerous health crisis more deadly. probably don't know if you're going to the military or closing down charity clinics and arresting doctors who volunteer there. they pretend to be patients in arrest doctor

first off, we traveled to florence, italy, the feats the gallery is one of the largest isms in the world. and holds a collection of priceless works, particularly from the renee songs period. it's also famous for large crowds and long queues with millions of visitors, usually passing through its gates every year. is m director, i could schmidt as now launched the project to feed see the food, the, which we'll see works displayed it up to 100 different locations across the region . napoleon bonaparte, the french emperor and military leader, is on the move again as part of a special project. portraits and sculptures of him are being dispersed from the feats the collection in florence, italy, to other parts of tuscany. packing is the biggest challenge, the painting. it moved from their wall, it is put on the crate and it is move on box, which is a double box surrounded by a policy around inside. the in order to have is soft inside the and the scott is putting another box in double box. and inside the reason a sort of your team. and you scott, in the 2 pieces, in order to put the inside and n

the collection is normally housed in the famous 50 gallery in florence, where crowds usually floods the halls of the building to the masterpieces of art, to reduce the numbers of visitors, select pieces from the feats here being temporarily moved to other museums throughout the region. 20 works related to napoleon are traveling to a special exhibition on the island of elva to mark the $200.00 anniversary of the military leaders. death. by sending works of art from the fif. throughout tuscany, we are hoping to show works of art, great works of art that normally aren't being seen by anyone and that remain dormant and our storage. but also we are hoping to draw attention to some really wonderful, starkly important, but simply beautiful places throughout at tuscany. and one of those places is porter friend. i owe an elbow where napoleon was sent into exile after his abdication is french emperor, in 1814. the exhibition highlights certain time periods of his reign from his coronation to his death. ah, one of the highlights i think to be is that these painting on clay, which represent nepal o

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that is the italian team leaving their base near florence, heading for theirflight their base near florence to tackle staff shortages. so ash barty has won the women's title at wimbledon. let's get more on that and all the rest of the sport news as well with ben croucher. as you've just been hearing, ashleigh barty is the new wimbledon champion. she beat karolina pliskova three sets to lift the venus rosewater dish for the first time. we can head back to the all england club and rejoin chetan pathak and real emotion from barty when she realised the scale of her achievement? absolutely, real emotion around this whole place, ben. the hill to the right of me erupted in cheers for ash barty, such a popular winner, someone who has been so great at connecting with tennis fans and this has been the slam that she has wanted for more than any other. she was a wimbledon champion in the juniors ten years ago and now she has that eunice rose water dish in her hands. and a historic moment for australia as well. she has been trying to emulate her idol, evonne goolagong, what she first did 50 years ago he

florence: i think it is both. a large fraction of inflation is linked to base fx and these are going to come out of the --. growth is going to remain strong. again, i don't think this is consistent with the current level of rates. even nominal rates, we do expect them to move up until the end of the year. mark: -- anna: florence, stay with us. thank you for giving us your thoughts on inflation and the delta variant and what that all means regarding the fed. china crackdown, stocks in china and hong kong continue to slide as investors flee a regulatory clampdown. what does this mean from a global, international investor perspective? we ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. a half-hour away from the start of cashingities trading for europe. in france we have luxury earnings to talk about. we'll do that shortly. this is the picture now. flat-to-negative on futures. you have been talking about about the weakness in chinese stocks and hong kong stocks as a result to clampdown we're seeing by chinese authori

so flawlessly rely for stay in the malaysian capital calling and florence, thank you. england were left almost all current of virus restrictions from next monday, despite the number of cases across the u. k. rising to its highest level in months . prime minister barak johnson says it's the right time to do it, but is urging caution charlie on that report. the so called freedom day for england is going ahead as planned on july 19th, bringing freedom from legal restriction, but not from code 900 cases which are on the rise. the prime minister boris johnson, is rebranding the moment asking people to move forward with caution. not rector abandoned. this disease kind of iris continues to carry risks for you and your family. we cannot simply revert instantly from monday, the 19th of july to life as it was before cape it. we will stick to our plan to lift legal restrictions and to lift social, distancing the changes, we'll see nightclubs, the big performance venues we open, pub, and bar table restrictions and customer limit abandoned. and the one me to social distancing rule scraps workers wil

florence pugh, good morning.hat, it was just so wonderful to have all the people that i love there and it's been a long wait for everyone but it's so exciting being a part of a big movie like this. so it was nice to have an evening but i sat next to my mum and my mum and dad haven't necessarily watched all the marvel movies. so i essentially explained the plot pretty much all the way through which was fun. >> and you play yelena who is like a sister to scarlett johansson's character and the first time we see you on screen you get into an epic fight but that was also the first scene you filmed with her. so that must have been a nice introduction. >> oh, my goodness. it's a great way to break the ice totally. i had only met her probably a week previously and suddenly we're jamming each other against kitchen counters and smashing plates. it was insane. >> kind of like my first day at "gma" here as well. so i know how you felt. we'll take a look at a clip of you at work. here's "black widow" with florence pugh. >> wh

but there's no indication the generals in myanmar are ready to give up power. florence louis al jazeera, more than a 1000000 people in malaysia have had coven, 9 tame since the start of the pandemic. the country passed the milestone after reporting another $17000.00 cases on sunday. the delta variances fueling a new wave of infections across south east asia. malaysia's government has sped up its vaccine rollout and a strict lockdown is in place. is a really, really an alarming number to, to be taken lightly off because we have seen must have been the united states. yes . in neighboring country. i seen so many countries who took the fall. and right now, when i see malaysians that you do at the very relax case, because the 19 delta variant is spreading rapidly through the asia pacific region. the philippines is banding travelers from malaysia and thailand. people in manila have been queueing up for vaccines restrictions have been re imposed to the air and in other provinces until the end of the month. elsewhere in the region, even remote island, nations that had remained isolated from muc

and that's makes the south china sea more of a potential flashpoint. florence louis al jazeera qualify for view and climate. she says, well, needs to change course urgently to get global warming under control. that's a scientist for more than $200.00 countries meet virtually to finalize. what's considered the world's most important climate study? it comes amid weeks of record, floods, drought heat waves across 3 confidence. now the i p c. c report is expected to influence the direction of global policy. when will lead as meet in goals in november. and a large wall fire is tearing his way through northern california and has become more dangerous. dixie is the largest of the fires burning in the state right now. it's merged with another one nearby it. it had already in federated large parts of woodland and taken down power lines in the north of sacramento. dixie is now so large, it's creating its own weather, pardon, which could lead to lightning storms and more fires this year is going to be the worst wildfire zone record. it used to be something we, we kind of almost choked about. it's

but there's no indication the generals in myanmar are ready to give up power florence louis al jazeera elsewhere in the region, even remote island, nations that had remained isolated so much of last the thing infections rise. tiny chain explains grieving relatives watch as the body of their mothers remove from the hospital in fiji. the cause cove at 19 the pacific nation has seen a significant rise in daily cases in the past week to more than a 1000 to day and a rising death toll. the cove at $900.00 delta variant is now widespread in fiji, even though 70 percent of the population has received one vaccine chart. and there's widespread cooperation with the vaccination rollout benefit of everyone else. and they've got your family. busy and friends and neighbors, the neighbors, some of the most remote islands in the world. many of the pacific nations have been under strict lockdown for the past year. and in some cases recorded 0 domestic transmission of covered 19. but the delta varying has changed all that. and it's clear, the only way out of that scenes. that's the only way. i don't thi

and parts of the south trying to see is called and confirmed florence. though it reports me, is the british navy biggest and most powerful war ship the h m. as queen elizabeth aircraft, carrier is leading of the tiller of navy ships on its maiden deployment, the largest concentration of british and maritime power in years. prime minister bars johnson says that deployment will help to strengthen british soft power such as belief in democracy. and the rule of law. analysts say, joe politics is at play. it's also doing it because their attention over taiwan and britain like the you and other major powers have an interest in not seeing that become an armed conflict. and so they have to demonstrate that their country is willing to stand up against the use of force against it. and i also feel it says that early signals are the biden administration that britain is a player, an ally, no longer trapped in europe, but able to act independently. the tiller is expected to sail through the south china sea. a large part of which china has laid claim to part of its mis

calling about florence. thank you to the us now. and dozens of texas democrats have left the state to prevent new voting restrictions from being passed. the move denies republicans in the state legislature, the minimum number of members needed to approve the measures. they want to impose new identification requirements on made invalid and 24 hour and drive through the voting and you as president, job biden's due to deliver a major address on protecting voter rights. later on tuesday, he's been under pressure from some with his party to do more to counter restrictions introduced and republican control states. white house correspondent, kimberly how get reports. it's a white house under increasing pressure to act. expanding the right to vote. the access of people across the country to vote is going to be a fight of his presidency. last month. us president joe biden tasked his vice president, comma le harris with counter republican efforts to restrict the voting rights of some americans. republicans allege the 2020 presidential electio

back home, florence louis reports says, usually no shortage of work or laborers for farms in pop prod, district in western thailand. many farmers here employ migrants from across the border in myanmar to work the fields. but the surgeon corona virus cases in the 2 countries has made life more difficult for migrant workers. thailand has imposed a nighttime curve. you and travel restrictions. this lady who doesn't want to be identified had gone back to me on my last year to renew her passport. but she couldn't return to thailand eagerly after the borders were closed and ended up paying brokers to sneak back in illegally got all the loading away. i mean, in many migrant for me and my in trouble now, many of us have to hide and escape to thailand to find a job. some of us got caught and was sent to prison. more watson, johnny id curry is also a migrant from me. and mom who has settled in thailand for many years. he helps run a local charity. there are a lot of children also come along with the parents and there's some parents, they don't have a document. so they had a lot of, you know, is

and that makes the south china sea more of a potential flashpoints. florence louis al jazeera, qual, important us defense secretary lloyd austin has arrived in singapore as part of a week on tour associates asia. austin is expected to rally for a joint efforts against what he's described as regional chinese aggression. p. c. section state 20 sherman just visited china relations between the 2 largest economies is as an all time low friends in a corner is from sydney university's united states studies center. he says the trip is part of the bible administration plan to strengthen ties between the 2 nations. i think it's been important for the united states to show its allies and friends in se, asia, and he stays, you're in general and a strategy as well, where i live. that america is listening that america wants strong alliances. that america is not just going to get drawn in, in this region of the world, into a us versus trying to conflict that it's, if it's involved is going to be involved with a range of like my big nations and nations want to share particular sort of interests and

so they can do what they meant to do, deliver medical care, florence louis al jazeera phil ahead. now just there, are schools reopen in chile, or one of the longest closures in the world. bill not face to return. the us senate agrees to debate by pockets and infrastructure bill, the small breakthrough increasingly costs and time. ah, the hello hope you're doing well. western australia has severe weather warnings in play . for this weather maker. we've got sweeping across fierce winds. gonna move across the bite as well in spread some what, whether it's at adelaide, melbourne, and hobart as we head towards saturday, north of this, we're talking about the heat. so look at this, alice springs and birds fil a. you could break your all time july temperature records on friday. now as we head toward new zealand, we've got a disturbance in the tasman. see, it's going to give us some rain for the southern alps into the foothills, but the major city center should be impacted saturday. christ church wallington, auckland, all an abundance of sunshine. next for go into southeast asia, and we'v

so they can do what they are meant to do. deliver medical care, florence louis al jazeera, england's letting in fully vaccinated visitors from the us and the e. u without the need to current in it comes into effect from monday is being welcomed by airlines and travel companies. the industry had criticized the u. k. government for sticking to strict restrictions, which they say have left the country falling behind the you in attracting tourists in a shift of policy. tanza nia has started a cobit 19 inoculation campaign. the new president sent me as to who received her johnson and johnson injection her predecessor the late john michael fully had dismissed the threat from the virus. he died in march from hunt complications. his catherine joy many times. and he watched this moment with mixed feelings. the president's amused who has been getting how covet 19 johnson and johnson injection a clear departure from the policy is implemented by how predecessor john mcgill fool who died in march from heart problems. was one of the handful of wild leaders who downplayed the threat of the panorami

for disabled children like florence, the strategy has come too late.for their 11—year—old daughter, who is autistic, epileptic and has global development delay. it felt so unfair, it felt so inappropriate to have to fight for something that should be a provision for all kids with special education needs. the government has admitted the system is failing disabled children like florence and its spending £300 million to improve special educational needs provision. we have a ministerial champion in every department, so the department for education will be held to account. they will be part of that annual report and they will have that ministerial champion who's making sure policies across the department and delivery are actually happening. any plans to improve disabled people's lives will of course be welcomed, but charities believe the strategy falls short, as it doesn't deliver immediate, drastic action, so that millions of disabled people are no longer held back by barriers in society. nikki fox, bbc news. the head of the rnli is warning that more lives

but as florence louis reports from the capital, the campaign has taken another turn with people directing their anger towards the governments. traditionally a symbol of surrender, but in malaysia, a white flag has come to signify a cry for help. the campaign started on social media after stories emerged of p, experiencing hardship because of the continuing, locked down. police recorded nearly 473 sites in the 1st 5 months of this year, compared to an average of 620. in the past 2 years, michael adams tang worked in a hotel until he lost his job last year. he then started delivering food, but his finding it increasingly difficult to make a living. so ma'am, could be gala indies, that locked down. not only are there few jobs, but foot orders have also reduced. so my income has gone down. we don't make enough to pay rent. we only have enough to eat for the d. malaysia. the voters have been closed for more than a year. and even though some states have started eating restrictions, a nationwide locked down announced in june, is still in force. people have responded to the t for help in various

that is the italian team leaving florence, making their way to london. be using tottenham's training ground for theirfinal tottenham's training ground for their final preparations. ministers are considering lifting the need for fully vaccinated nhs staff in england to self isolate if they've been in close contact with someone who's tested positive for the coronavirus. hospital trusts have warned of staff shortages unless action is taken. it comes as medical leaders says case numbers are rising dramatically and that people should continue to act with care. here's our health correspondent katharine da costa some hospitals in england and scotland are extremely busy with record numbers of patients in a&e, several have already had to postpone planned operations. and with a sharp rise in covid infections, growing numbers of doctors and nurses are self—isolating after coming into contact with people infected with the virus. the bma and the royal college of nursing has backed calls to allow fully—vaccinated staff to continue working with appropriate testing and

for disabled children like florence, the strategy has come too late.1—year—old daughter, who is autistic, epileptic and has global development delay. it felt so unfair. it felt so inappropriate to have to fight for something that should be a provision for all kids with special educational needs. the government has admitted the system is failing disabled children like florence and it's spending £300 million to improve special educational needs provision. we have a ministerial champion in every department. so the department for education will be held to account — they will be part of that annual report and they will have that ministerial champion who is making sure that policies across that department, and delivery, are actually happening. any plans to improve disabled people's lives will of course be welcomed, but charities believe the strategy falls short, as it doesn't deliver immediate, drastic action so that millions of disabled people are no longer held back by barriers in society. nikki fox, bbc news. a deaf woman has won the right to compensation

for disabled children like florence, getting the right support and funding from government and local for their daughter. it felt so unfair. it felt so inappropriate to have to fight for something that should be a provision for all kids with special educational needs. 11—year—old florence is autistic, epileptic and has global development delay. we looked at what would be best for florence and we came to the conclusion that a school with a specialist provision would be better suited for her. the family weren't happy with the council's first choice of school because they didn't believe it catered for people with more complex needs, like their daughter. so we decided to take the council to tribunal to argue our case, and we had to fund all of our own reports. that is a hugely expensive process. there are hundreds of families that are locked in battles with councils because it seems the first port of call for a council is to say no and make parents fight for it. as part of the strategy, the government admitted that special educational needs are failing some disabled children, and it is sp

florence pugh is natasha's adoptive sisterjelena, with rachel weisz and david harbour as mother and fatherwdown with ray winstone's evil drakov is on the cards as our heroines go head—to—head with his red room operation, determined to free the zombie—like army of widows he's created. directed by cate shortland, whose resume includes such character—rich dramas as somersault and berlin syndrome, black widow is at its best when dealing with the dysfunctional family interactions between its central foursome, whether it's the mid—chase bickering betweenjohansson and pugh, both of whom are terrific, or the pathos—laden comedy of harbour�*s dejected superhero, an embarrassing dad who longs to be as celebrated as captain america. 0n the downside, ray winstone's russian accent can become distractingly experimental, and the need for standard marvel action spectacle means nuance gives way to smashy—crashy pyrotechnics. but for the most part, this is an entertaining origin story which givesjohansson a chance to breathe real life into the title character. i'm done running from my past. black widow open

it's actually not just about the women artist and florence. it's about the women, artists in the storage is and in the museums all over the world. and the art lovers beginning to ask, where are the women so that they can reclaim this part of history that's been forgotten. the ball is rolling. now there's a whole series of projects that engage activist detectives to track down the missing women are cases international initiatives. exhibitions, or for example, the film and online project last women, art. it retails 100 years of european history by spotlighting women, artists who disappeared due to prejudice and double standards. women from various years have been systematically marginalized by conservative art historians and timid institutions in terms of genre, painting, styles, and even lifestyles. the demands placed a women artists were always rather different from those placed on male counterparts . i observed this with quite a lot of women office in the days they had opportunities, had exhibitions sold, paintings got good reviews. but when