gary younge briefly became part of nelson mandela's entourage, joined revellers as president obama was elected, and has covered much else too — gay marriage, brexit, the windrush scandal, and the black lives matter movement. gary left full—time journalism at the guardian in 2020 to become professor of sociology at the university of manchester. although he continues to write articles for various publications and books. his new one is a collection of his journalism called dispatches from the diaspora. gary younge, welcome to the media show. let's go back to some of where it all began. you studied french and russian at heriot—watt university in edinburgh, and then in yourfinal year you received a scott trust bursary from the guardian to study journalism. and i think you were quite clear at that point that you wanted to be a columnist. why? because i had been very politically involved and my entry into writing was partly because i'd studied languages and studied to be an interpreter and i like to manipulate words, but it was also because i had been very involved politically, almost precoci

gary younge, welcome to the media show. let's go back to some of where it all began. studied french and russian in edinburgh, then in yourfinal year you received a scott trust bursary from the guardian to studyjournalism. i think you were quite clear at that point that you wanted to be a common —— columnist. why? that you wanted to be a common -- columnist. why?— that you wanted to be a common -- columnist. why? because they had been very _ -- columnist. why? because they had been very politically - had been very politically involved and my entry into writing was partly because i'd studied languages and study to be an interpreter and i'd like to to manipulate words, but it was also because they had been very involved politically, almost precociously, and i thought i had things to say. and what i didn't realise at the time was the degree to which reporting, running out and talking to people, finding out, and all of that, is the nuts and bolts of everything, including column writing. as someone who hadn't done an awful lot ofjournalism and they didn't have a student new

gary younge briefly became part of nelson mandela's entourage, joined revellers as president obama wasves matter movement. gary left as a full—time journalism at the guardian in 2020 to become professor of sociology at the university of manchester. although he continues to write articles for various publications and books. his new one is a collection of his journalism called dispatches from the diaspora.

gary younge briefly became part of nelson mandela's entourage, joined revellers as president obama wasack lives matter movement.

gary younge briefly became part of nelson mandela's entourage, joined revellers as president obama was university of manchester. although he continues to write articles for various publications and books. his new one is a collection of his journalism called

gary younge briefly became part of nelson mandela's entourage, joined revellers as president 0bama was for various publications and books. his new one is a collection of his journalism called dispatches from the diaspora. gary younge, welcome to the media show.

that teenage whitney is back with us in a new gospel album, i go to the rock, pat and gary releasing six songs youngwhitney recorded but never released. when you look at the cover, i go to the rock. how did you come up with this? what do you want people to take away from this? where interpreted going to the source. the source of power of strength, you know, um, of love. i mean, just the impact that she had over the audience and how she felt you know, she was doing it for herself never followed trends. and in my opinion, she she set them. she never tried to be like anyone else or try to sound like anyone else. she was just used to hahahaha. inspired whitney throughout life , she says the preacher's wife, the only other gospel album released by the singer in 1996, she found superstardom in pop music, but whitney's first stage . new hope baptist church seen here in the documentary released in tandem with the new album, where whitney found her wings guided by her mother, the choir director. what do you think this does for her legacy? she left an indelible mark on all of us with her voice, and it's a mom

and davies , as i can and gary davies, as i can remember when gary davies was the young thing on reallyhing on really . yeah. the young thing on really. yeah. ooh, davies . ooh. gary ooh, gary davies. ooh. gary davies. who gary. how much longer is he? grady how much younger is he than probably about ten years i would imagine. i would imagine . right. it's not i would imagine. right. it's not a lot notes . thank you, guys. a lot notes. thank you, guys. thank you very much . i it's 749. thank you very much. i it's 749. it's 750 actually. sorry yeah. just saying the same. okay bring you up to date with the rest of today's top stories. the refugee council is warning that thousands of asylum seekers will be left permanently in limbo as a result of proposed small boat legislation to be announced tomorrow. the says government plans could effectively shatter the uk's under the un refugee convention to give people a fair hearing, regard of their route into the country . notorious into the country. notorious charles bronson will make another bid to get out of jail this week in a public role heari

young people are coming to this school . i can i see my dreams when i go to university to choose my favorite gary i to become an i'm a doctor running the school is not an easy task for the principal condition job every morning. he makes the rounds to ensure that glasses take place without any disruptions shop previously dedicated. 15 years of his life, the girl's education and woman as empowerment in afghanistan, he fled his country in 2017. besides that of the bottle, i am very proud to say that some girls who have graduated have been accepted and topped universities in india to pursue higher education. the school sets a great example for the success of refugee children that were made on getting in the school, lost its funding after the taliban duke would have gone a storm in 2021. but then the up gun embassy in delhi reach represents, the former government stepped in in defiance of the 30 bonds policy. it secured money from india, keep the school going. embassy official said viola hush me says it has been challenging since the poly want dick or like he says, the school is more important than our the goals a getting educat

young people are coming to this school . i can i see my dreams when i go to university to choose my favorite gary i to began my, i'm a dog that running the school is not an easy task for the principal can issue a job with every morning. he makes the rounds to ensure that glasses take place without any disruptions shop previously dedicated. 15 years of his life, the girls education and woman as empowerment in afghanistan, he fled his country in 2017. they started with that other one. why i'm very proud to say that some girls who have graduated have been accepted and top universities in india to pursue higher education on the schools set. a great example for the success of refugee children that were made on the card number. mm hm. rush, the school lost its funding after the taliban to caught up gaston in 2021. but then the up gun embassy in delhi reached represents. the former government stepped in, in defiance of the 30 bonds policy. it secured money from india. keep the school going. embassy official said viola hush me says it has been challenging since that balaban dig or a key says the school is more important than our the

he allegedly victimized children as young as six years old are south reporter jesse gary live now in downtown san jose. with more on this case, jesse heather. one survivor came forward just over a week ago, saying they had been victimized. their resulting police investigation led to more survivors and ultimately, the arrest of the suspect. 33 year old gilbert oh, never is charged with multiple counts of sexual assault of minors over the course of several years. on march 21st sounds a police department received reports from the juvenile survivor regarding being sexually assaulted by the suspect for several years, jose parks, recreation and community services department says tavarez served as a community activity workers since march of 2022. providing services to homeless encampments. he is no longer employed by the city. a statement from that department reads. in part, we are deeply saddened and concerned by this recent news and extend and their families. it's disturbing . it's very disturbing, but it's as disturbing as when you hear. it's a teacher at a school or a coach or your cler

he didn't mention, by the way, young albanians coming to join criminal gangs. no. to garyhese are all virtuous people. but it shows that basically he's got away with it. he stopped to fingers up to the bbc this is a big victory , bbc this is a big victory, actually, for the hard left . and actually, for the hard left. and i suspect what will happen next is richard sharpe, the chairman of the board, will be forced out and the bbc effectively will become even more left wing than . it is now. he won't stop doing what he's doing. no doubt he'll be encouraged to be even more provocative as a general election approaches. who knows .7 election approaches. who knows? maybe match of the day will be sponsored by the labour party. that's a joke . we'll have to that's a joke. we'll have to see. but i think this bodes very badly for a bbc that in my opinion has been getting worse and worse and worse is the bbc now beyond saving? give me your thoughts. barrage at gb news .uk , because i think it may well be. now i'm joined by david keighley, a former bbc news producer and director of ne

he didn't mention, by the way, young albanians coming to join criminal gangs. no. to garyhese are all virtuous people. but it shows that basically he's got away with it. he stopped to fingers up to the bbc this is a big victory , bbc this is a big victory, actually, for the hard left . and actually, for the hard left. and i suspect what will happen next is richard sharpe, the chairman of the board, will be forced out and the bbc effectively will become even more left wing than . it is now. he won't stop doing what he's doing. no doubt he'll be encouraged to be even more provocative as a general election approaches. who knows .7 election approaches. who knows? maybe match of the day will be sponsored by the labour party. that's a joke . we'll have to that's a joke. we'll have to see. but i think this bodes very badly for a bbc that in my opinion has been getting worse and worse and worse is the bbc now beyond saving? give me your thoughts. barrage at gb news .uk , because i think it may well be. now i'm joined by david keighley, a former bbc news producer and director of ne

gary linux, specifically. how does it align with the principle of freedom of speech, given his response to what the government said received back to 50, where every young the right to appear on. but when the time, that's so many cars. if you ask, if you leave us cross the next bus or you will ask that they were knowledgeable about, that would be a japanese. so we are in an era where freedom of expression, mobile isn't, isn't entitlements to everybody. freedom of opinion. he's not only on the title meant the quality that i mean, the technocrats on know that other people don't really sell saying paper on they have a right who is great, what they for you and what the key the why is that? generally, lindsay, remember that very dummy, so the, the house or the actually equipment to the most because ahead of the recall. remember number violation to my right. there were number of issues raised and that generally is among the people that came out sick again tomorrow listens was a hit was why do the b c for that dummy? is it simply because what's that johnny for saying was not a fan of the b b c on the lady stephanie funny for the course on to other people. so l

gary peyton ii vs. being traded a month ago, chase center got loud, second quarter, didn't take long to get peyton involved, curry's pass found the mark, nine points and 15 minutes for the youngt this help defense, came in and swatted carl anthony towns and got it done on the other end, curry found peyton in the corner for corner pocket three. so productive. under 3 to play warriors down to thompson hit a key three here put the warriors back on top. off the dribble clay found poole wide open in the co

gary rossington was 71. and that's tonight's "cbs evening news." i am norah o'donnell, good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i feel connected, to keep myself involved in the work and talk to youngr parents from going through the same unimaginable loss. >>> homes almost completely buried by snow. the new concerns tonight about flooding in the lower elevations. >> we will have to watch for flooding in the bay area, later this week we have more rain. >>> students and santa rosa walk out of school after last week's deadly stabbing, what they want to see and it's not the return of campus police. >> we also need to show the district and the board that we are not okay with this. >>> it is a tough time of the year for northbay families, they marked three years since their son died of sentinel poisoning. michael died after someone sold him a fake prescription drug bill on snapchat. we spent some time with michael's mother who's made it her mission to prevent someone else's child from dying the same way. >> usually i'm in the car by myself at the time where i really take this in for myself and i cry a lot. >> it's a familiar drive, heading up from napa where she plans to have a place to

action today and some good news, gary peyton ii could return for the first time since golden state reacquired him last month. steph curry made a surprise visits to young east bay. >> good morning. it is hard to believe now but steph curry was once a lightly recruited three-star athlete coming out of high school. the generational talent and future hall of famer is giving prospects just like himself a chance to shine in the underrated basketball turn. what a great event. in oakland stefan surprising the campers with words of wisdom before the championship games this weekend. one of the many highlights, jenkins from georgia dunking over steph. that was simply amazing. the underrating tour shining a spotlight on the athletes giving them a platform to showcase those skills. >> for me obviously with the accomplishments and success i still carry the underrated mindset and that is always built into me. i'll always look at things that way. now i can show the journey of what it took for me to carry that mindset with me every step of the way. >> a pretty good experience. not a lot of kids got picked to come to san francisco. i'm from georgia so it's a cool exper

young alongside him as well . writer, alongside him as well. writer, author, fireman paul embry. lots going on tonight most you guys are talking about the fact that garyeen asked to step back from hosting match of the day . tonight, alan shearer the day. tonight, alan shearer has come out in solidarity. he's not going to present ian wright come in solidarity . he's not come out in solidarity. he's not going to present. i don't think that means many of them that means there's many of them left. quite frankly, it has divided opinion and i'm divided your opinion and i'm interested . are you someone that interested. are you someone that is anti cancel culture? and if you are, do you actually apply that principle irrespective of who the person and what the opinion is? or are you somebody who is very much against cancel culture but if it's someone they don't really like, then defers. you want to kick him out and get rid of him? i been running a twitter poll. i've been asking you, do you think gary lineker should sacked? he hasn't been should be sacked? he hasn't been sacked. step sacked. he's been asked to step back. 75% of you on that poll say yes. you thi

gary the second could return to the court for the first time since golden state reacquired him last month. steph curry made a surprise visit to some youngted athletes in the east bay. abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez has the details in this morning sports. >> it is hard to believe now but stephen curry was once a lightly recruited three-star athlete coming out of high school. fast forward, the generational talent and future hall of famer getting prospects just like himself and chance to shine in the underrated basketball her. an event put on by under armour and rakuten at the open gym premiere in oakland. stefan surprising the campers with words of wisdom before some of the boys and girls championship games. best jenkins from duncan jenkins dunking over staff. shining a spotlight on the three-star athletes giving them a platform to showcase those skills. >> from me the accomplishments and i still mindset. i will always look at things that way. now i can show the journey of what it took for me to carry that underrated mindset. >> not a lot of kids got picked to come to san francisco. i am all the way from georgia. it is a pretty cool ex

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gary ktvu fox two news. we'll head back to you up in oakland. alright jesse. thank you. creating opportunities for youngirls in gender, expansive youth of color. as we continue to mark women's history month. we want to highlight radical monarchs, which helps participants formed fierce friendship, celebrate their identities and contribute radically to their communities with us now is maryland. holland cuesta, co founder of radical monarchs, and nora miller, who is a recent graduate of the program. thank you ladies for being here for having us want to ask you what was the impetus to start an organization for this purpose? so my chosen, uh, sister famous. i call her my chosen family. her daughter. my chosen niece wanted to participate in a social justice focus group for young girls and non binary youth and so with my background as a classroom teacher and her background as a youth worker, she proposed the idea to me and i was like, oh, this is an amazing idea. let's do it and i just thought it would be for lupita, which is my chosen niece and their friends. and so i didn't know that it would be a thing like

young microphone. academy award nominee and grateful american who miller is a veterans and first responder in our nation are grateful for mr. gary sinise. last night, mr. and this is just a special governor two sentences his wife katie and joined by their children madison and mason. okay so there's been a lot of talk in the news lately about the basis on which we should judge our political leaders. one of them involves age, how old they are when they make a run for president. reagan was once the oldest first term president at age 69. that is until donald trump was elected at age 17. only to be outdone by joe biden. now back to at the tender age of 78. now reagan had a view on this subject. he quipped, thomas jefferson once said, we should never judge a president by his age, only by his works. ever since he told me that, i stopped worrying about it. little reagan here was always a good way to get things started. our speaker today is at no risk of being judged by his age. no one can say his past as prime, nor can they say his index appearance. and with his new book, it's clear he's asking all americans to simply judge him by his w

back in action today and gary payton ii could return to the court for the first time since golden state reacquired him last month. steph curry made a surprise visit to some youngted athletes the east bay. chris alvarez has the details in this morning's sports. chris: good morning. it is hard to believe now but stephen curry was once a lightly recruited three-star athlete coming out of high school. fast-forward, the generational talent and future hall of famer is giving prospects like himself a chance to shine in the underrated basketball tour. what a great event put on by under armor and rakuten in oakland. steph surprising the campers with words of wisdom before the boys and girls championship games. bez jenkins ducking over steph. that was simply amazing. shining the spotlight on the three-star athletes, giving them a platform to showcase those skills. >> for me, with all the accomplishments and the success, i still carry the underrated mindset. that gene is always built into me. i always look at rings that way. now i can so the journey of what it took to carry that underrated mindset. >> it is a pretty good experience. not a lot of kids got picked to go to

gary lineker . hey look, there's plenty of other young pundits who would love to do that job.action. well, joining now is sports broadcaster and journalist aidan magee . well, this is big magee aiden. well, this is big news. i it's not left the news. i mean, it's not left the front covers of many of the newspaper. and obviously i've had little i'd say in it for had a little i'd say in it for the football i mean, look the football world. i mean, look in rights joined now is this in rights joined in now is this is this becoming something that people actually care about about ? it's difficult to answer that one because i think that the history of celebrities making comments on politics shows that actually it probably doesn't change many opinions anyway if we hear somebody speaking about particular taking a particular angle often, we eitherjust let angle often, we either just let it wash over us or in some cases when it comes to politics, we think, well, actually we don't like their views. so going like their views. so we're going to view. so i to take the opposite view. so i thin

young star good luck . i'm back in an hour. now to dan . dan. so, garylineker has achieved what i may have been impossible uniting a divided conservatives party and a majority of brits in a mission to stop the boats , a mission to stop the boats, smash the people smuggling gangs , and stop the inhumane trade in humans across the channel, which is british lives and livelihoods at risk. the illegal migration bill, which you know, lineker tweeted , didn't he was passed by tweeted, didn't he was passed by 312 to 250 without a single tory voting against last night with the west in peace. instead choosing to abstain, the wet tories that is they know they know this policy is , the one know this policy is, the one that could win them the next election with slippery summer labour proving they're open borders credentials by backing the mob smashing the woke mob smashing impartiality at the british bashing corporation for more. and poll taken for the and every poll taken for the left wing media shows the public rallying the government to not the prima donna autocue

young star good luck . i'm back in an hour. now to dan . dan. so, garylineker has achieved what i may have been impossible uniting a divided conservatives party and a majority of brits in a mission to stop the boats , a mission to stop the boats, smash the people smuggling gangs , and stop the inhumane trade in humans across the channel, which is british lives and livelihoods at risk. the illegal migration bill, which you know, lineker tweeted , didn't he was passed by tweeted, didn't he was passed by 312 to 250 without a single tory voting against last night with the west in peace. instead choosing to abstain, the wet tories that is they know they know this policy is , the one know this policy is, the one that could win them the next election with slippery summer labour proving they're open borders credentials by backing the mob smashing the woke mob smashing impartiality at the british bashing corporation for more. and poll taken for the and every poll taken for the left wing media shows the public rallying the government to not the prima donna autocue

young has a girlfriend too. he's not there just out of the love of being a nazi. he's in love. love. and this woman, he's with this woman named lily son garyis from a wealthy local family and he's telling her when they're in bed together, all his great secrets. and what he has no idea is that lily's sleeping with someone else. and that person happens to be american guy that's undercover. so this book, if we have nazis and sex, we got it all right. and it's an amazing story and i obviously love telling the story. and but the real question is is why tell story right. and i know titillating to come up here and say we you know we're going to tell you the secret plot and tell you things that people know about this plot to kill the big three. but what josh and i always do at the beginning of every book is we say, what's the book about? and for me, that's the key question. that's the question why we're here tonight. what's the book really? because you can read all that. you don't need me to tell you that. but you'll see in there, you know, and let's we're in maryland, right when charlottesville and there were nazis here in america, when kanye wes

gary has been recalled to prison after breaching his licence conditions . the 78 year old was released last month after serving half of his 16 year sentence for sexually abusing three young. a statement the ministry of justice said protecting the public was number one priority and news coming to us within the last hour heard the full story. so course revolutionise the high jump in athletics has died at the age of 76. his agent saying he passed away peacefully in his sleep early on sunday morning following a battle with lymphoma . fosbury used his new technique win the gold medal at the 1968 olympic games in mexico and thousands upon thousands, copied his style ever after that . now his style ever after that. now king charles and, other members of the royal family have , of the royal family have, attended a service celebrating commonwealth day at abbey today well, the king focussed his speech on the theme of forging a sustainable and peaceful common future. king charles a commitment to peace progress and opportunity will sustain the commonwealth. that's from the newsroom. we're back in an hour now. more from dan . now. more from dan. reston piece, the british bashing corp

gary has been recalled to prison after breaching his licence conditions . the 78 year old was released last month after serving half of his 16 year sentence for sexually abusing three youngs in. a statement the ministry of justice said protecting the public was number one priority and news coming to us within the last hour heard the full story. so course revolutionise the high jump in athletics has died at the age of 76. his agent saying he passed away peacefully in his sleep early on sunday morning following a battle with lymphoma . fosbury used his new technique win the gold medal at the 1968 olympic games in mexico and thousands upon thousands, copied his style ever after that . now his style ever after that. now king charles and, other members of the royal family have , of the royal family have, attended a service celebrating commonwealth day at abbey today well, the king focussed his speech on the theme of forging a sustainable and peaceful common future. king charles a commitment to peace progress and opportunity will sustain the commonwealth. that's from the newsroom. we're back in an hour now. more from dan . now. more from dan. reston piece, the british bashing

young star. good luck . see at 5:00. actor . patrick yes . welcome back, everybody. yes. welcome back, everybody. loads of you mean in touch? your thoughts on the disgrace . thoughts on the disgrace. musician garyhild sex abuse charges . he's child sex abuse charges. he's being sent back to prison now just over a month after he was released on probation. look, mel says , paedophilia is says, paedophilia is a compulsive addiction . an compulsive addiction. an internal malfunction in. the brain with no remorse and no conscience. gary glitter should behind a high fence. and i'm dwelling on this because are lots of different elements to this, because whether or not he and people like him by the way, call him pitchfork again we're seeing who a pretty seeing who served a pretty lengthy time in prison lengthy amount of time in prison for not quite the same crime, of course, similar. who is course, but similar. who is recalled very, very quickly after a release and. it leads me to the question whether or not these people can ever be rehabilitated and what should be done with them . indeed, they done with them. indeed, they can't be, louise says. i think will find it all down to the parole board. it's d