i feel like ifeel like i'm still i feel like i'm still going ifeel like i'm still going up. yeah, i never thought i would be here. but i am. and i hope that that continues to hopefully show people that no matter what people say to you, just keep believing, keep pushing and stay focused, don't let up. tayo gaygan hart has won the giro d'italia, becoming just the the fifth british rider to take a grand tour. the ineos grenadiers rider began the day in second place overall, although level on time with australia's jai hindley. the final stage was a ten—mile time trial on the streets of milan — and gaygan hart was the faster rider, winning by 39 seconds. pretty unbelievable, to be honest. it has been an incredible three weeks with the team. started down in sicily, 21 days ago, and here we are now in milan. what a year it has been. and to finish like this is unbelievable and quite unexpected. i don't know if it will ever sink in, but it certainly hasn't no. ijust feel honoured to be here with this tea m feel honoured to be here with this team and incredibly privileged to be in thi

i do feel like it's working well and i feel we have got a but i do feel like it's working well and ifeelve got a really but i do feel like it's working well and i feel we have got a really nice balance of the moment. to the usa now, where the los angeles dodgers baseball team won their first world series in 32 years, after beating the tampa bay rays in the best—of—seven game championship. and while there was joy after the long wait there's also questions surrounding player justin turner, who was removed from the field, mid game, after receiving a positive coronavirus test result — he then came back onto the pitch for the celebrations and team photos. let's bring in kyle glazer from baseball america. we will get the dodgers than their performance on the pitch in a moment but i would ought america has been waking up to this morning from what happened to justin waking up to this morning from what happened tojustin turner waking up to this morning from what happened to justin turner coming back onto the pitch post match up despite having a positive coronavirus test? a lot of people are askin

not seen before in government and i feel like chaos that i have not seen before in government and ifeeluld like to at least get it back to what i feel like is a like to at least get it back to what ifeel like is a normal presidency. what is motivated you to be out here so what is motivated you to be out here so early? to get donald trump out of office? why? because a white supremacist in destroying so many bad things i do know where to start. despite this, voting is very straightforward and having done my six -- civic —— civic duty, dry place turned out there was brisk support for the president is still strong. there was brisk support for the president is still strongli there was brisk support for the president is still strong. i did not like what is going on in my country so like what is going on in my country soi like what is going on in my country so i put straight down the line. what you have snuck him? donald trump to win. and move forward. with the economy, jobs, get rid of all the economy, jobs, get rid of all the racism that seems to be cohesive. many new yorkers waited for hour

when you see your music, ifeel our programme!hen you see your music, ifeel underdressed, when you see your music being played at trump political rallies how do you react? well, i like hearing the music at all times and i wake the fact that fa ns all times and i wake the fact that fans of all kind democrat or republican all like ymca, and that is something that is very pleasing to me. ymca as a matter of fact has gone up to number 14 on the charts on the billboard charts for dance music this week. as far as endorsing trump, i don't endorse trump, i have endorsed trump nor has the village people. we have been asking him to stop playing music his rallies. but because of the copyright law in the united states which is under creative licencing, he is able to play our music anytime he wants to at any venue because he is not using it in an incorrect way. so we do not knock it. so can i ask another one about your songs, much a man? novak it has the lyrics much a man much amount, i have got to be a much of... amount, i have got to be a mu

like, ifeel like i need a refund on my 9k or something.re in cambridge for the entire year! this coronavirus stuff has made it so easter term's been cancelled, which is really sad. the university issued, like, a code red. those of us who could leave were asked to leave as soon as possible. it's been four weeks, i think, since i was back at home. what the heck is going on with my hair? exams are in september now. it is what it is. i've not done any work in, like, three weeks! term is cancelled, in terms of, there's not going to be anything in cambridge, but we still have online lectures. nothing is what i've been up to! i've done literallyjack! like, work has been practically non—existent. and whilst dealing with lockdown, black lives matter protests broke out across the uk in the summer following the death of george floyd in the us. my mental health is not in the best shape. i'm sure every black person in cambridge has a story to share about some sort of covert racism or ignorance that we've experienced, and it's nice in times like this, w

even though it is crazy, ifeel like i have people i can talk to that know me for a longer time than,an talk to that know me for a longertime than, like, since can talk to that know me for a longer time than, like, since i'm on the tournament. so, even though one the tournament. so, even though one the tournament, and still the same person and it's nice to feel the support. there were so many restrictions because of covid—i9, which made it very difficult tournament. to that effect were you prepared for each match? know, because preparation was the same, actually. but being on the court was different. when they came from the covid—i9 brick, i really felt the difference because before when i played, i took so much energy from the cloud and right now, the courts we re the cloud and right now, the courts were empty and so, i really needed to get used to that by the french open was really nice because there we re open was really nice because there were a thousand people every day to watch my matches and, it felt like, it isa watch my matches and, it felt like, it is a big cloud right now b

i feel so powerful, i ifeel so powerful, i will walk into that office.cratic party senators in the us say the confirmation of amy coney barrett, to the supreme court would be a disaster for the rights of ordinary americans, as she makes a pitch for thejob. i believe americans of all backgrounds deserve an independent supreme court. that interprets our constitution and laws as they are written. i believe i can serve my country by playing that role.

ifeel like i'm still going up, so, yeah. i never thought i would be here that i am. that continues to hopefully show people that no matter what people say to you, just keep believing, keep pushing and don't let up. someone who didn't let up from the beginning until the end, cyclist tao geoghegan hart. he started the giro ditalia as a support rider for team leader geraint thomas. he ends as champion, just the second british rider to win the race. it was set up to be a dramatic final day with the british rider tied for the lead heading into the final stage, today's times trial. as drew savage reports. he started as a team—mate for geraint thomas. tao geoghegan hart's reward for three weeks of hard riding. but what finished in milan today, started on the mall in london in 2010. when dave brailsford launched a british road cycling team built around olympic track stars like bradley wiggins, a 14—year—old geoghegan hart bunked off school to ride with them. ten years later, what was team sky is now the ineos grenadiers... and geoghegan hart was starting the 21st and final s

ifeel like i'm still going up, so, yeah.hat people say to you, just keep believing, keep pushing and stay focused,

other three nations were saying this, and i feel for them other three nations were saying this, and ifeelpposed to reopen in three weeks. so it is a mess, it is a real big mess. and when you look at this, rosamund, this could have been brought in three weeks ago, but the way the virus has come in has even chucked the scientists. really depressing line, it is worse than the worse scenario. absolutely, yes, but is not three weeks ago sage said we are going to need a circuit breaker lockdown, so can evan dunham even earlier, of course, —— so it could have been done even earlier. i think the difficulty is the tory party committed heavily to the idea that a second lockdown would be disastrous and sort of attacked keir starmer quite brutally, and then to do it does look as though they were incredibly naive to say early on this was not quick to happen, which is why there is so much political criticism — not clearly in the sunday express — but in other papers, you can see there is a lot of angry conservative mps, because they have been going out saying align, this would be a terrible thing to do,

i have so many platforms and so much reach, and ifeel that it is my duty and responsibility to shareso there is something wrong, that there is something that we need to think about things a little bit differently? these things are set up to address the uneven and injustices in a lot of these areas of society. so, there's so many other people of influence or artists or public figures doing these things to try to just, to uplift those who needed a bit. from best—selling grime artist to glastonbury headliner, and now taking on the world of games. the south london star continues to shine. while microsoft and sony are racing to be crowned champion in the next generation console wars. nintendo has done something very nintendo and said, never mind that ultra high—definition gaming, how about some augmented reality racing cars? this is mario kart live home circuit, which takes the best—selling nintendo game and turns your house into the race track. and the way this works pretty clever. it contains a camera that streams live footage of your living room to the nintendo switch console which you

my shuttle and i ran away and i went to the rana plaza area and i see the things that are going on, ifeelelpless that i had really not things to do, no things to offer. from there, i decided, "0k, that is the time i really "start to how can i do good for people? "how can i change people's perceptions? "how can another rana plaza not happen? " you really can see what i'm doing the last 20 years. if you check through my e—mails the last 20 years, you will see every single day i work up through night 3am. he lives with his wife and son in chittagong. i was thinking after...many days. ——i am seeing him. he has dozens of clients from all around the world. many come to visit him in his factory showroom. like this from marshall, us ambassador, from the danish ambassador. clients who buyjeans from him include famous fashion brands. and who's visited your lab? almost every high street retailer you can think of visited over here like, at the moment boohoo, barton, topshop and then arcadia groups, tesco, river island... almost everybody have been visited in my showroom and they all had been written

ifeel happiness. i think it is special, as you said, but i don't think too much about it.st play my game and try to win as many as i play. and i think it's good because if you start to think too much on that, mabel democrat maybe you will lose. it's very different to play tennis here. so for me, it's very different to play tennis here. so for me, its special. that's my dream too, not just so for me, its special. that's my dream too, notjust my personal career, trying to help the whole country out. the only thing i wish for next year is to try to keep enjoying what i'm doing. that's the only thing i wish, to stay like this year. i've really enjoyed playing tennis, training, travelling, and i think that's the most important thing. looks like she has to keep enjoying it. now in the usa later — the los angeles dodgers could end a 32—year wait to be crowned baseball's world champions. if the dodgers win game six of the world series, they'll be crowned winners in texas. they're taking on the tampa bay rays in front of over 11,000 fans at the first neutral venue for a world serie

and ifeel like, oh, i should be able to do that but i'm also aware that... i think you can do this. can do it? yep. all right. if i can get an inch off the table i'll be happy. put it to your... ok, have to put it... ..breast. oh, oh, ohh! laughs i can't do it! just put it first to your breast and then you... ok, all right, one more try. i'm genuinely trying here, this is not... struggling ahhhh, yes! i got it an inch off the table! come on! that's the best i'm going to do, i think. laughs perfect. you can start working here tomorrow. laughs i think i would have to seriously pump some iron before i considered that, but thank you so much. you're welcome. i mean, that's it for my career as a waitress here at the hofbrauhaus, i think i'd be a disaster. i'll have to drink the beer instead. still to come... meet marjorie, the woman keeping parlour jazz alive in harlem. and italy's black gold — will this fungus make me rich? oof, that's got a whiff. this week i find myself in northern italy. these are the backstreets of turin, and while i'm here, there's something i want to show you. turi

every day, ifeel the pain of losing bury football club. father was a player and manager at the club for decades. they named the south stand after my father. she's good. yeah. isn't she? oh, my goodness. it's awful. it really truly is like a death. and it still is, isn't it? we are still mourning. it doesn't go away, does it, the hurt? the pain and the anger. it doesn't go away. i have nothing against the phoenix club. nothing at all. i am a bury football club girl. there is only one bury football club. let me stress that. she doesn't want anything other than bury football club, which is fine. that's not a problem, i get that. there is a lot of fans that want bury football club at gigg lane. bury afc won't play at gigg lane, because the ground still belongs to steve dale. he shows no sign of selling bury football club, and even if he did, the club comes with enormous debts. i said this numerous times to people, if we had the money to pay off the debt that was put forward by steve dale and stewart day, then we would have sorted it. but we ph

think one of the things, looking back, i feel so did and i think one of the things, looking back, ifeele. no one saw anything wrong with this picture of a 16—year—old child that would be married to an older man. one day i was just that would be married to an older man. one day i wasjust a that would be married to an older man. one day i was just a normal child going to school and thinking about college, the next day i was married to a stranger. and i do hold all those people accountable. i think it's a great shame nobody said anything because at any point, once, even just anything because at any point, once, evenjust one person having said, are you 0k? is this what you want? i would have been able to say this is not what i want and i would have been able to get out of the position i was been able to get out of the position iwas in. been able to get out of the position i was in. that is astonishing, not one adult said, are you 0k i was in. that is astonishing, not one adult said, are you ok with this, is this safe? yes. that is the issue. it shouldn't be happening. why do you think no ad

at the moment this keeps going on longer and longer, she has no time to prepare anything else, and ifeel people like that, i am sure she is not the only one in that situation this weekend. ifan one in that situation this weekend. if an agreement can't be reached by midday and the national government does impose tier 3 on manchester, will you abide by it?|j does impose tier 3 on manchester, will you abide by it? i think we have to do, yes, and we have been. it is heartbreaking to turn away custom, returning customers who cannotjoin us, custom, returning customers who cannot join us, it custom, returning customers who cannotjoin us, it is heartbreaking to turn business away that we need that financial backing from them, only to see a local business may be ta ke only to see a local business may be take the business because they are not adhering to the rules. that is very frustrating to watch our trade going elsewhere because they will break the rules. thank you both very much, thank you, emma and janice, we will find out what happens by midday, i assume. the headlines on bbc news: white lea

, i get very sick, i feel very sick. got a stomach bug as well, i get very sick, ifeel very sick. your stomach is going to explode. i get so swollen from the pain and the sickness, it is absolutely agonising. lauren, why do you think it took ten years for you to get diagnosed? i don't know. i mean, iwas to get diagnosed? i don't know. i mean, i was in and out of my gp surgery over mean, i was in and out of my gp surgery over time, mean, i was in and out of my gp surgery overtime, and mean, i was in and out of my gp surgery over time, and i mean, i was in and out of my gp surgery overtime, and ijust mean, i was in and out of my gp surgery over time, and ijust kept saying, go on the pill, we will check your hormones, they are fine, it was always, no, you are fine. but you know you are not, and it is hard listening to somebody who clearly doesn't know anything about this condition, yet they are trying to tell you that you do not have it. so i don't know, we know our own bodies. i went privately in the end, but not everyone is as fortunate as me to get private health care, it is expen

florida, ifeel like it always comes back to florida.ling station opened this morning it was pouring with rain and a howling wind. and people were still queuing up to vote. because they know how tight this state can be. whether we spoke to republicans or democrats who had just cast their ballot this morning, they've all said the same thing, florida is on a knife edge. and anyone who lives in the state who is old enough remembers this. in 2000, it was just 537 votes in the whole state of florida that separated al gore and george bush. 0ne became president, the other didn't. and you can find more news and analysis about the us election on our website bbc.com/us2020. there's all the latest breaking news and blogs from our team. china's latest financial figures show that its economy grew by 4.9% in the past three months, another sign of how effectively it has brought the coronavirus under control. meanwhile, the us is struggling in comparison, with the widening gap in performance only likely to fuel hostility between washington and beijing.

florida, ifeel like it always comes back to florida.this polling station open this morning it was pouring with rain and a howling wind. and people were still queuing up to vote. because they know how tight this state can be. whether we spoke to republicans or democrats who just cast their ballot this morning, they've all said the same thing, florida is on a knife edge. and anyone who lives in the state who is old enough remembers this. in 2000, it was just 537 votes in the whole state of florida that separated al gore and george bush. 0ne became president the other didn't. we all remember that. i'm sure i guess those. —— i'm sure our guest does. i'm joined now by political scientist and analayst, larry sabato, who directs the university of virginia's centre for politics. your website is called the crystal ball. which makes the question, can you see into the future and if you can, what can you tell us about florida? yes, i can see it until about noon tomorrow. it gives me a few hours in advance notice. i am kidding. 0ur motto is he who l

florida, ifeel like it always comes back to florida.ling station opened this morning it was pouring with rain and a howling wind. and people were still queuing up to vote. because they know how tight this state can be. whether we spoke to republicans or democrats who had just cast their ballot this morning, they've all said the same thing, florida is on a knife edge. and anyone who lives in the state who is old enough remembers this. in 2000, it was just 537 votes in the whole state of florida that separated al gore and george bush. 0ne became president, the other didn't. and you can find more news and analysis about the us election on our website bbc.com/us2020. there's all the latest breaking news and blogs from our team including katty kay. china's latest financial figures show that its economy grew by 4.9% in the past three months, another sign of how effectively it has brought the coronavirus under control. meanwhile, the us is struggling in comparison, with the widening gap in performance only likely to fuel hostility between wash

ifeel very honoured i can be a part of an inspiration for younger dancers, younger children and for them. however, i am just doing what i love, and by that i can be an inspiration. i am thinking about those live performances from your point of view. i've just been talking to an olympic boxer, souleymane said he can't wait to be in the ring with a crowd around him. and i guess for you it is really going to be meaningful to be on the stage with an audience right out in front of you? yeah, it really is a special feeling to feel the energy of the audience. not really knowing how it's going to go, how it's going to plan out. we've been rehearsing for months and you are at this point where you are supposed to deliver and just enjoy. and the audience really has a big part of that. as we rehearse every day, when there is an audience there, something special happens. and i really can't wait to get back to that. and i hope it will be sooner rather than later. ballet dancer nikisha fogo. you are watching coronavirus: your stories, a programme about how covid—19 is affecting lives around the world.

i think there was a level of chaos that i have not seen before in government and ifeel like i would like i feel like is a normal presidency. what has motivated you to be out here so early? to get donald trump out of office? why? because he's a white supremacist and doing so many bad things i do not know where to start. despite this, voting is very straightforward it's time to turned to staten island. it turns out it was brisk and support for the president is still strong. i do not like what is going on in my country, so i voted straight down the line, a man named trump. what are you hoping for as an outcome? donald trump to win. and move forward. with the economy, jobs, get rid of all the racism just be cohesive. many new yorkers waited for hours for early voting. the board of elections was not really prepared. a charge the top official denies. we had folks showing up on saturday morning when the polls opened at 10am at six o'clock in the morning. lines were already forming four hours ahead of time. so, that means that this is important to people, that they're willing to put their time i

florida, ifeel like it always comes back to florida.n this polling station opened this morning it was pouring with rain and a howling wind. and people were still queuing up to vote. because they know how tight this state can be. whether we spoke to republicans or democrats who just cast their ballot this morning, they've all said the same thing, florida is on a knife edge. and anyone who lives in the state who is old enough remembers this. in 2000, it was just 537 votes in the whole state of florida that separated al gore and george bush. 0ne became president the other didn't. larry sabato, is a political scientist and analyst who directs the university of virginia's centre for politics. his website is called sa bato's crystal ball, so what can he tell us about the future? i can tell you this much, there is no question in both sides except as thatjoe biden is in the lead. his lead is between eight and 9% nationally. he has only leading in the key swing states, the eight or nine swing states that will determine the election, by three, fo

ifeel like perfect. so i think this was a blessing from god that i got it.n disguise. i caught it, i heard about this drug, i said, let me take it. it was my suggestion. i said let me take it and it was incredible the way it worked. i think if i did not catch it would looking at that just like any not catch it would looking at thatjust like any other drug but it really did do a fantasticjob. i but it really did do a fantastic job. i want but it really did do a fantasticjob. i want to get for you but i got and i am going to make it free, it was not your fault this happened it was a china's fault and china will pay a big price for what happened to this country, china will pay a big price for what they have done to the world. this was china's fault. let's speak to the bbc‘s nomia iqbal in washington. a certain manic quality about that, it has to be said and it gets us talking about the president which i guess is one thing he wants but it raises any more questions than it a nswers ? any more questions than it answers? it certainly does. this is donald trump dign

ifeel you should be, like, square on top of it. and back then we met nancy here.e a little risky. she told me at the time she'd voted trump to shake up politics. trump makes a decision, he gets it done. hi, how are you? 0k. four years on, time to reconnect. i wish the american people either had more choices... she tells me she'll probably vote trump again for his policies, but she feels let down by the man himself. donald trump is somebody who potentially had the world in his hands. he's made people so disappointed in how he's conducting himself. we're just fighting over here. it's insane. what is it about donald trump that has disappointed you? i think that a leader, personality, and their conduct and respect for the people will be taken on by the people. and i think he screwed that up. if he's going to stay in the white house, donald trump must hold on to wisconsin and the other states we visited on route 45 during our road trip four years ago. so can he still drum up the support he needs? steven and jared are now in college. first—time voters. when we met them

ifeel like a lot of people in power have been using the pandemic as an excuse to sideline environmental to you the realities of crime my climate chains? i was watching the ice melt all around me. if you really sit down and think, you can seen if you really sit down and think, you can seen the impact of climate change wherever you live, whether it's in somerset where i'm from or up it's in somerset where i'm from or up in the arctic. the uk's environment policies are big talking point. it's aiming to be net zero carbon emissions by 2050, but it's been steadily slipping from his climate targets. in the virtual conference, these young activists ask the minister of business energy and industrial strategy what he's doing about it. climate change is clearly the biggest challenge we face. we want to increase green collar jobs face. we want to increase green collarjobs for many young people going into the workplace, now or in the next few years. today, we have something like 460,000 greenjobs in the uk. in 2030, we hope for that figure to reach 2 million. campaigners like michaela are concerned

something that really stood out to me was when his doctor said the president said ifeel like i couldtoday. a marked difference from his tweet last night which sounded a little bit less like the president that we are all used to hearing from. he had said, "going well, i think." the president‘s team really underlying that they are pleased with his progress. they also said that he is up and about and working as well. and his chief of staff mark meadows is apparently giving him plenty of work to do. leverages serco, thank you so much forjoining us. “— serco, thank you so much forjoining us. —— lebo diseko. this has been quite the week in washington. we have just learned that the president‘s debate prep adviser chris christie has tested positive for coronavirus, the latest person in the president‘s circled to do so. here is daniela relph with the story so here is daniela relph with the story so far. it is the only story in town. last night they master president walked out of the white house to the marine 1 out of the white house to the marine i where he was flown to walter reed military h

ifeel more connection with the uk now as a whole than i ever have in entire life.y. i like the fact that have to work for the simple things in life that we all take for granted. hi, my name is christian lewis. this is my dog jet and we are walking the coastline of the united kingdom. i started in swansea. the united kingdom isn'tjust on island. there are loads of separate islands off the united kingdom. in fact, 700 off the west coast of scotland so we have tackled those as well. we are on the north—west coast of scotland, just about to turn the corner having been on the move now for two years. so i reckon about another 1.5 years before we finish. jet and are actually on the side heading out... i think people would be very surprised to hear that the uk coast, including the islands, northern ireland, is surprisingly around 18,000 miles. to put that in perspective, if you were to fly around the world as the crow flies, that is around 25,000 miles. before i started this, i suffered really badly with depression, had anxiety. and this would go on for a long, long time.

ifeel like i am london. london is me. like, i am a proper london boy, like, through and through.ig part of me as a man and an artist and my character. this is mad. my bank's up there, like, literally. if i turn... for people that don't know london, that's coutts and co. laughter the same bank as her majesty the queen! bro, that is me! that's more me than a flipping picture. this is mental! stormzy isn't the only musician in a video game, he joins a long list of other artists that include the likes of 50 cent. and who could forget — david bowie? you're not the first video game player to get your soul trapped. some efforts could be put down to cashing in on star power to shift games. but sometimes as about an artist experimenting with the new medium. and there are some points of convergence between the two art forms. there's a long history of music being used for protest and to provoke thought about things that are going on in the world today. do you think that video games have the power to do that as well? 100 million per cent. i feel that any platform, whatever way, shape or form

sean conley saying the president told us, i feel like i could conley saying the president told us, ifeelwalk out of here today, slightly contentious exchanges with reporters who wanted to know if the president had ever been on oxygen. sean conley saying he has not on oxygen right now, it is not needed. he is doing very well. that was the update there. that is the briefing, the present is doing very well and his coronavirus treatment. you are watching bbc news. —— the president. that was laura who along with the tea m that was laura who along with the team in washington will be keeping us team in washington will be keeping us up—to—date with all the news from walter reed army medical center about the condition of president donald trump. let's move on to some of the other stories making the news. new coronavirus restrictions have come into force across parts of northern england. from today, people living in liverpool, warrington, hartlepool and middlesbrough can no longer meet up indoors with anyone they don't live with. this includes bars and restaurants. (ani)i6.8 million people or aroun

ifeel, i'm a proper london boy through and through and so, it's my city and i love her dearly. ym asa dearly. it is a big part of ym as a man and an artist in my character. my bank is up there, literally. if i turn,. for people that don't know london, that's gibson co. , the same bank his majesty. broke, that is me. this is mental! not the only musician, hejoins a long list mental! not the only musician, he joins a long list of other artists that include the likes of 50 cents. and who can forget david bowie. you are not the first video game player to get your soul trapped. this to be cashing and on star power, but sometimes as about an artist experimenting with the new medium. and there are some points of convergence between the two art forms. there is a long history of music being used for protest and to provoke change about things that are going on. do you think that video games have the power to do that as well? 100,000,000%. any platform wherever way shape orform, or whatever any platform wherever way shape or form, or whatever mediums we use as creators or artists, it's a

i think there was a level of chaos that i have not seen before in government and ifeel like i would like i feel like is a normal presidency. what is motivated you to be out here so early? to get donald trump out of office? why? because he's a white supremacist and doing so many bad things i do not know where to start. despite this, voting is very straightforward and having done my civic duty, dry place turned out there was brisk and support for the president still strong. i do not like what is going on in my country, save voted straight down the line, a man named trump. what are you hoping for is an outcome? donald trump to win. and move forward. with the economy, jobs, get rid of all the racism which has been cohesive. many new yorkers waited for hours for early voting. the board of elections was not really prepared. a charge the top official denies. we had folks showing up when the polls opened at 10am at six o'clock in the morning. lines were already forming four hours ahead of time. so, that means that this is important to people, that they're willing to put their time into it and th

ifeel like i have so much platform and so much reach, and i feel that it is my duty and responsibilitying wrong, that there is something that we need to perhaps think about things a little bit differently? these things are set up to address the uneven and injustices in a lot of these areas of society. so, yeah, like, there's so many other people of influence or artists or, like, public figures doing these things to try to just, do you know what i mean, uplift those who need it a bit more. # let the rain fall on my enemies, on all of my enemies... from best—selling grime artist to glastonbury headliner, and now taking on the world of games. the south london star continues to shine. hello, and welcome to the week in tech. it was the week that the us government filed a lawsuit against google, accusing the company of violating competition law over internet searches and online advertising. facebook rejected 2.2 million ads for breaking political campaigning rules, attaching false information warnings to a further 150 million posts. and, afterjust six months, video streaming service quibi is