sally hemings. so i took that and i ran with it because i imagine that we must have been descended from the liaison between sally hemings and thomas jefferson. and as i learned more about the history and i learned more about the history when i became a student at howard university, the wonderful moreland spent i'm sorry, moreland's spingarn library has a wonderful collection of history, much of it buried in an attempt to forget what america and europeans did to africans and african-americans. they hold that and value it. at the moreland spingarn center at howard university. so it was there that i learned a great deal about sally hemings and her liaison on relations connection bondage by thomas jefferson and i continued for years to try to determine how it could have been possible that we could have been descended from this man and this woman. so i keep going back and back to my day. and i mentioned already that my dad kept his own counsel and he was a quiet, reserved man, didn't want to talk about h

of course, but now on gb heme— happen. of course, but now on gb heme ht— happen.hearing in story. as you've been hearing in the news, the labour mp and one time corbynite shadow home secretary diane abbott has lost the whip pending an investigation. this comes as the labour mp published a piece in the observer she was discussing racism and prejudice in the short article, abbott suggested that jewish people do not face racism but face prejudice that redheads face shortly afterwards, the gaffe prone former shadow home secretary released an apology on twitter. she said she wants to withdraw and disassociate herself from those comments despite diane abbott issuing an apology. a labour spokesperson today came out and said the labour party completely condemn these comments, which are deeply offensive and wrong. the chief whip has suspended the labour whip from diane abbott, pending an investigation . so joining me an investigation. so joining me now to discuss this is gb news deputy political editor tom harwood . and tom, can you bring harwood. and tom, can you bring us

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heme less is surging, inflation, housing prices threatens the way of life and climate change looms over us and our entire planet in the form of fires and the west, superstorms. and hawaii is not immune. but unlike others, we have proven we can come together and face big challenges and saw homelessness and the suffering it causes, we built these communities to provide shelter and care. we need to build more. and i will do that with all the mayors across the state. and now we need to come together to build affordable housing for all of our people and why so many children are leaving the state of hawaii. as governor, i will unite us. built thousands of new homes for hawaii's families. with will and determination, we will do another thing and turns the illegal airbnb's so thousands can afford to live in our communities. [applause] another critical thing we'll do is empower the department of hawaiian homeland that the money that has come from the legislature is to bring peace in healing and house the thousands of families on the waiting list. this is a priority for jamie and i. [applause] so

you can add the word scandal to heme— can add the word scandal to heme meey— can add the word scandalonce they-ve— be looked at, but that's once they've sorted _ be looked at, but that's once they've sorted out auntie's myrhet— they've sorted out auntie's myriad other— they've sorted out auntie's myriad other issues , including myriad other issues, including teetthhg— myriad other issues, including tackling woke _ myriad other issues, including tackling woke finger wagging eterythhee— tackling woke finger wagging eterythhee hh— tackling woke finger wagging storylines in shows like doctor whe— storylines in shows like doctor whe eht— storylines in shows like doctor who and great— storylines in shows like doctor who and great expectations and teetthhg— who and great expectations and teetthhg the — who and great expectations and tackling the centre left sentiment— tackling the centre left sentiment of- tackling the centre left sentiment of so much of their news coverage . don't take my news coverage. don't take my were— news coverage. don't take my were ter— news coverage. don't take my

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remind everybody you're referring to the fact there's a historical novel you wrote in 1979 about sally hemingsenslaved woman in the united states who had a relationship and bore seven children to thomasjefferson, the third president of the united states. why was it important for you to tell that story? i didn't think that it was as important as it turned out to be. i had looked at, you know, the relationship of this invisible woman with the most powerful man in the world, really, in the western world, as a kind of mythic. it's a sort of half love, half hate story to tell. i mean, it was... it's operatic in its, you know, in its stance. and it was only after all the hullabaloo and all, you know, the controversy, which lasted for 38 years. mm. 38 years. and it was finally solved by dna. some people didn't actually want to accept that the story was true, that thomas jefferson had this relationship with a black woman. the jeffersonians didn't. thejeffersonians didn't want to accept it. yeah. the public did. the public realised that this was a possibility. because you did a follow—up book as wellan

but then also people who have a genuine claim are not heme— who have a genuine claim are not heme heerees comes out. but there is also that danger . �*vw�*rt-- ”rt is also that danger. well, we're tele— is also that danger. well, we're here he— is also that danger. well, we're told in the guardian this morning that a number of senior staff in the ministry of justice are ready to quit if he isn't given boot. lots of views given the boot. lots of views coming you guys at home coming in from you guys at home this says of this morning. lynn says a lot of us cheer zahawi civil us would cheer if zahawi civil servants quit. get in. some workers have a proper work ethic. i that. maybe. maybe ethic. i like that. maybe. maybe they quit. yeah, maybe they should quit. yeah, maybe they should quit. yeah, maybe rhew eheere— they should quit. yeah, maybe they should quit,— : c- . yeah, maybe they should quit, jennifer says whhe— they should quit, jennifer says whhe her— they should quit, jennifer says while not supporting bullying in any while not supporting bullying in ehw—herm- while not supporting b

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thank you so much he heme here— coronation. thank you so much for being here tonight .rusted to eehermhhe— able and should be trusted to determine their— able and should be trusted to determine their gender. it's heweeee — determine their gender. it's outrageous. matthew your nominee, liz— outrageous. matthew your nominee, liz truss, for the were— nominee, liz truss, for the worst comeback- nominee, liz truss, for the worst comeback since they tried to worst comeback since they tried he — worst comeback since they tried to revive crossroad— worst comeback since they tried to revive crossroad us. j r: to revive crossroad us. did you weheh— to revive crossroad us. did you weheh hhe— to revive crossroad us. did you watch the speech in full? matthew i've read it. that's eeeweh— matthew i've read it. that's eheweh. h— matthew i've read it. that's enough. i can't— matthew i've read it. that's enough. i can't face listening to enough. i can't face listening he he. — enough. i can't face listening he he. hh— enough. i can't face listening to her. it was— enough. i can't face li

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was 19,000 . te the heme— go back to 2010, it. was 19,000 . is the prime minister deliberately- .ands people back. i mean, thousands every being sent back. every year were being sent back. we had targets. i had teams of, of officers had removals of officers who had removals targets. and your job was to take cases from start to finish targets. and your job was to tairemoval from start to finish targets. and your job was to tairemoval stage. tart to finish targets. and your job was to tairemoval stage. howo finish targets. and your job was to tairemoval stage. how isinish targets. and your job was to tairemoval stage. how is itish targets. and your job was to tairemoval stage. how is it that to removal stage. how is it that it was politically acceptable under and then brown under a blair and then brown labour deport labour government to deport thousands people thousands of people who shouldn't and suddenly shouldn't be there and suddenly we can't rid of anybody? we can't get rid of anybody? well think there's been well, i think there's been a ttme— well, i think there's been a numbe

faced with almost 200 referred to heme— with almost 200 referred to hehhh hsh— with almost 200 referredys vetting sheuhh he eh— met, simon harding says vetting should be an absolute priority . should be an absolute priority. vve-ve— should be an absolute priority. vve-ve haven— should be an absolute priority. we've taken away— should be an absolute priority. we've taken away that- should be an absolute priority. we've taken away that kind of process of vetting which which helped identify people at a very early stage. yes, people would get through. when you cross over from force to force because you're already sort of branded, if you like, a police officer. the vetting levels aren't necessarily as high as they would be. so and that can cause a problem. but the intelligence that that with that person that that comes with that person should follow them, obviously, and you should to see and you should be able to see that. you know, i still that. but, you know, i still think there's and i think everyone of everyone does the level of vetting be much, much vetting needs to be much, much strong

faced with almost 200 referred to heme— with almost 200 referred to hehhh hsh— with almost 200 referredys vetting sheuhh he eh— met, simon harding says vetting should be an absolute priority . should be an absolute priority. vve-ve— should be an absolute priority. vve-ve haven— should be an absolute priority. we've taken away— should be an absolute priority. we've taken away that- should be an absolute priority. we've taken away that kind of process of vetting which which helped identify people at a very early stage. yes, people would get through. when you cross over from force to force because you're already sort of branded, if you like, a police officer. the vetting levels aren't necessarily as high as they would be. so and that can cause a problem. but the intelligence that that with that person that that comes with that person should follow them, obviously, and you should to see and you should be able to see that. you know, i still that. but, you know, i still think there's and i think everyone of everyone does the level of vetting be much, much vetting needs to be much, much strong

so heme— road maintenance backlog. so hemee thet— road maintenance backlog.nance- from the general mode maintenance budget so £1.2 httttem— maintenance budget so £1.2 httttem eat— maintenance budget so £1.2 billion cut and— maintenance budget so £1.2 billion cut and they give £200 mttttem— billion cut and they give £200 million back— billion cut and they give £200 million back big— billion cut and they give £200 million back big money to you amt— million back big money to you amt me— million back big money to you amt hat— million back big money to you and me. but you— million back big money to you and me. but you know, it shows what-s— and me. but you know, it shows what-s happemtmg— and me. but you know, it shows what's happening and all over thts— what's happening and all over thts thep— what's happening and all over thts thep wtt— what's happening and all over this they will come out. we're spemttmg— this they will come out. we're spemttmg th— this they will come out. we're spending £5 billion over a five pear— spending £5 billion over a five pear pertet—

and also, doctor mike hemee— you know. and also, doctor mike hemee he— you know.theo, talk to me about this. what's going— talk to me about this. what's gehmg ehe— talk to me about this. what's gehmg ehe weeh— talk to me about this. what's going on? yeah _ talk to me about this. what's going on? yeah i " going on? yeah so in about four weeks time, there will be a real community presence here for dunng community presence here for during the coronation service at westminster abbey on the 6th of may. so essentially 650 people who've been recognised , paid for who've been recognised, paid for their work. these are people who work in charities, others are volunteers, some who have received british empire medals, and others who have received distinguished roles in their communities. all of them are being invited now. some of these people were offering their services to people in their local community, picking up medicines and going on bike rides with people and being there for people in their community. another young teenager now , he was camping out teenager now, he wa

so, heme.— the moment of conception. so, heme. yee— the moment of conception. why a woman might not think-the right— reasons why a woman might not think the right time for think it is the right time for he— think it is the right time for her-hewe— think it is the right time for her. have an— think it is the right time for her have an abortion . um, her to have an abortion. um, heme— her to have an abortion. um, eehe .— her to have an abortion. um, eehe . t— her to have an abortion. um, eehe . t meem— her to have an abortion. um, gene , i mean, i— her to have an abortion. um, gene , i mean, i take the point gene, i mean, i take the point them— gene, i mean, i take the point ehewt weme— gene, i mean, i take the point about women having rights and hewee— about women having rights and hewme e— about women having rights and having a choice— about women having rights and having a choice and all the rest of having a choice and all the rest et tt. — having a choice and all the rest et t. t— having a choice and all the rest et t. t geese— having a choice and all the res

i mean, listen, the heme— democrats. i mean, listen, the heme eeeeheh— democrats.64 of them. so on election and h herme— lost 64 of them. so on election and in terms of— lost 64 of them. so on election and in terms of the— lost 64 of them. so on election and in terms of the strategy, let and in terms of the strategy, heh me— and in terms of the strategy, heh me hush— and in terms of the strategy, hee me he say— and in terms of the strategy, let me just say that when the meme— let me just say that when the meme rehehe— let me just say that when the meme heeehe .— let me just say that when the media reports , as— let me just say that when the media reports , as they did, 34 media reports, as they did, 34 eeuem— media reports, as they did, 34 eeuem hem— media reports, as they did, 34 counts lays them _ media reports, as they did, 34 counts lays them out , you can't counts lays them out, you can't have— counts lays them out, you can't have eemeheey— counts lays them out, you can't have somebody like sebastian hush— have somebody like sebastian hme mehmg— have somebody

we're doing the heme ewhehee— doing from life. we're doing the heme ewhehee . — doing from life.ut they think it's a playground and till 10 p.m.y scream from but they think it's a playground and till 10 pm. fromham from but they think it's a playground and till 10 pm. from abouttm four till 10 pm. from about ahm— four till 10 pm. from about april-october. - four till 10 pm. from about april october. it's april to october. and it's horrendous— april to october. and it's horrendous because this is hehhhe— horrendous because this is hehhhe-heh- horrendous because this is talking let them horrendous because this is- talking-let them out horrendous because this is- talianj-let them out horrendous because this is talian hour. let them out horrendous because this is talian hour. that'sat them out horrendous because this is talian hour. that's okay.m out horrendous because this is talian hour. that's okay. butjt horrendous because this is talian hour. that's okay. but in for an hour. that's okay. but in hreheh— for an hour. that's okay. but in broken britain— for an hour. that's okay. bu

she is also descended from the hemings and and actually several other really famous, illustrious people but she and other other kraft family members have been incredibly welcoming and, wise and storing and sharing many stories that, you know, as again, as a previous presenter was discussing their oral historians that are passed down there, lots of different kinds of stories that exist outside the archives and family members, descendants are a critical piece of that. and actually one of the true highlights of my experience in actually throughout all of this, visiting the grave site of william kraft, we don't know exactly where ellen is buried. somewhere like around an hour from here, but we don't have the exact spot. william kraft is buried outside are in charleston, south carolina. and and i was there with three of william ellen craft great great granddaughters. and it's a day i will never forget. for those of you who haven't read the book, there's some very interesting about the time 1848 and what was going on in the world. and if you could expound on that, because i think that that ha

.— to a man and you still keep your heme. hheh— to a man and you still keep your heme. hheh yee— to aell before we go, can you just tell people can they people where can they find information tour information about your tour and where they you? so my where can they see you? so my instagram,-tiktok,- where can they see you? so my instagram,-tiktok, i'm- £3“ phix.7 so my instagram, tiktok, i'm going instagram, my tiktok, i'm going to instagram, my tiktok, i'm going helemeehehhh— instagram, my tiktok, i'm going to announcing properly, to be announcing it properly, ehhehhhy— to be announcing it properly, officially on— to be announcing it properly, officially on sale friday. yeah hhh— officially on sale friday. yeah hhh hhe— officially on sale friday. yeah and it's known— officially on sale friday. yeah and it's known that's- officially on sale friday. yeah and it's known that's how- and it's known that's how they've known on instagram and one. yeah well that's fantastic. rory williams, thanks so much for joining me. thank you for having thank you having me. thank you. thank you . so comi

and a new play premiered at minneapolis' guthrie theater titled "sally & tom" - that's sally hemingsjefferson - set in both past and present. "plays for the plague year", produced at new york's "public theater", is her most personal yet and includes experiences at home with her real-life husband, christian konopka and their son, now 11 year old durham, who's suddenly as tall as his mother. they and many other actual people are portrayed onstage by a group of actors who take a variety of roles in short 'plays' that unfold chronologically. >> it's really a celebration of everyday things, whatever was happening. my office is at the kitchen table in our one bedroom apartment, so i was writing at one end of the kitchen table, at the other end of the kitchen table there was our then eight year old son who was doing remote schooling like so many kids, and he was having his remote schooling things happen, you know, all that kind of glitching and all this stuff and trying to get used to it. so the play might be about that. >> also given voice onstage: a number of those lost during the pandemi

— the average person with absolute heme rte— the average person with absolute horror.nd he's muslim, why has she come a pork product? oh come back as a pork product? oh god, it too god, am i looking at it too deeply? what do you think deeply? lewis what do you think she looks like? it looks like jane— she looks like? it looks like tame-vee,— she looks like? it looks like. jane _yes,-austen's jane austen. yes, jane austen's eat.— jane austen. yes, jane austen's aah-that— jane austen. yes, jane austen's eat-_thht-h- dad. i think. i think this is the— dad. i think. i think this is the re— dad. i think. i think this is the he the— dad. i think. i think this is this is the most- dad. i think. i think this is this is the most real story that going— this is the most real story that going te— this is the most real story that we're going to have. because because. because people they're thhthe— thinking about princess diana at this thinking about princess diana at the ttme— thinking about princess diana at this time when— thinking about princess diana at this time when everyone

you know, as long as they're not taking “020 but you know, as long as they're not taking away the hemelong as they're not taking away the rights of women or affecting ehtttteh— the rights of women or affecting children, thank— the rights of women or affecting children, thank you for your —ttt- children, thank you for your views. _all of. children, thank you for your. views. _all of that, views. but before all of that, let's get the news with ray addison . good afternoon . it's addison. good afternoon. it's 7:00. i'm ray addison in- 7:00. i'm ray addison in the gb newsroom, the— 7:00. i'm ray addison in the gb newsroom, the prime minister has ehehet— newsroom, the prime minister has ehehet eh— newsroom, the prime minister has chaired an emergency cobra meethe— chaired an emergency cobra meethe ee— chaired an emergency cobra meeting as fierce fighting in sheen— meeting as fierce fighting in stem htte— meeting as fierce fighting in sudan hits its— meeting as fierce fighting in sudan hits its second week, eevemmeht— sudan hits its second week, government forces are battling wtth— governmen

you know, as long as they're not taking “020 but you know, as long as they're not taking away the hemelong as they're not taking away the rights of women or affecting ehtttteh— the rights of women or affecting children, thank— the rights of women or affecting children, thank you for your —ttt- children, thank you for your views. _all of. children, thank you for your. views. _all of that, views. but before all of that, let's get the news with ray addison . good afternoon . it's addison. good afternoon. it's 7:00. i'm ray addison in- 7:00. i'm ray addison in the gb newsroom, the— 7:00. i'm ray addison in the gb newsroom, the prime minister has ehehet— newsroom, the prime minister has ehehet eh— newsroom, the prime minister has chaired an emergency cobra meethe— chaired an emergency cobra meethe ee— chaired an emergency cobra meeting as fierce fighting in sheen— meeting as fierce fighting in stem htte— meeting as fierce fighting in sudan hits its— meeting as fierce fighting in sudan hits its second week, eevemmeht— sudan hits its second week, government forces are battling wtth— governmen

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so really, we have a status in this situation where the heme— status in this situation where the homeut of. but there is a real- problem. well, they're trying to show the voting public. they're trying. i think that's what they're trying to do. but paul, you know, if doing what we want and doing what a majority democratic position supports , democratic position supports, it's and i think the brexit vote and an 80 seat majority make it very clear that they wanted our government to control the borders and do what they have to do. if there is a democratic mandate to do this. and that's an important point. if our international obligations ones conflict with that , it then conflict with that, it then surely the logic is we change our international obligations by leaving echr well, our international obligations by leaving echr well , there's no leaving echr well, there's no need to leave the echr if you process the asylum claims quickly, there's a backlog of about 166 asylum claims , 1000 about 166 asylum claims, 1000 166,000, and it's increased by 5% over the last few months . so 5% over th

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