well, you know, growing up in jamaica - jamaica?nservative society. so there has always been self censoring in different departments, different departments, different media houses, so it is a conservative environment. where is there hasn't been outright government earning or outright government earning or outright censorship, it's an unwritten law to know there is some decency, and it's all relative. some decency, and it's all relative-— relative. broadcasting authorities _ relative. broadcasting authorities in - relative. broadcasting authorities in most. relative. broadcasting - authorities in most countries have some kind of regulations about language that can be used,in about language that can be used, in particular, certain themes and content. surely this is just normal part of a civilised broadcasting society? like i said, as a label that promotes and markets music, we work within regulations of the global industry, so it's quite normal. ~ . , global industry, so it's quite normal. . , ' . global industry, so it's quite normal

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jamaica women came alive on the page with jamaica and talked to a language, by the way, which when youn you watch jamaican plays or when you see jamaican comedies you see it is utilized. not just to tell stories. it was important for me to do that. what do we lose will we choose ourselves as women. what do we lose only choose ourselves as women. what would happen to her. seeing it as a pariah. she has a choice. her narrative was really about that. also as lack women. i feel that there is always being boxed in. yes we know the traumas that happen. what about when you are free sexually as well as black women. you do get looked at. we have this carnival that happens in april. lighter skinned women. a girl with that same outfit on, our bodies are policed. my society -- it is also the queue of black women. incorporating color in this conversation as well. >> thank you. >> wow. thank you so much. that was brilliant and you to fall. thank you so much for that contribution. such a great foundation. so many things we could start this roundtable with. i was taking down so many notes. there is so

governor john air imposed martial law on jamaica and brutally.pressed the uprising troops fired indiscriminately killed about 400 people. including the women and children of god gordon and many rebels executed today they are considered national heroes of jamaica october 11 , 1922, the soviet government decided to introduce a new monetary unit, chervonets - this was an important step in the revival of the national economy after the war and revolution. it fell apart soviet rubles depreciated for a couple of suitcases of that kind of money on the black market they gave a loaf of bread or a bottle of moonshine, in the course. there were also kerenki banknotes of the interim government, royal money and money that were printed by various authorities during the civil war. this chaos was intensified by the policy of war communism, in general to eliminate money circulation, but to the bolsheviks. nevertheless, banknotes of various denominations were needed as hard currency, real gold coins began to be minted with gold, the gold coin was highly quoted abro

they beat jamaica 48 points to two.lk coming into this was aboutjamaica, yes, and all the talk coming into this was about jamaica, the reggae warriors, the first—ever world cup appearance having only played in international since 2009. at all of that was blown out of the water in the first half. it took the meat and half minutes to get into the irish end of the field, and in that time, three tries and seven minutes to the irish, really putting this game beyond doubt. they had four tries by the half time interval and jamaica but the first—ever world cup points on the stroke of half—time at the penalty making it 18 points to two. in the second half, ireland again stretched their advantage, six tries in the second half with the last of them coming on the four times square. 48 points to two. it gets even more difficult forjamaica who take on the former world champions in the world number one side new zealand in the next game while for the irish, they go up against lebanon and what could be a battle for second position.— for

there are some people who think he was born in jamaica. there are some people who think he was born north carolina. there are some people who think he was born bristling land. there are different theories. i haven't seen the definitive detailing of his early life. so it's very hard to say much about him. but i have no doubt that a number of pirates were educated. i mean, certainly as well educated as the average person of the day. whether they were as educated as stede bonnett was for example, an aristocrat, i doubt that that was quite common. but they were just like their fellow seamen of the era. people who went to see and were before the mast, one of the officers or one of the head guys, they often had very minimal education. but we have to remember, back then, a lot of people didn't go to school at all. they had very different kinds of careers, they were physical laborers. again, if you can find more, maybe it's out there. it would be wonderful if there was a great journal or something that nobody has found that gives us greater insigh

jamaica, i'll start with you, how has inflation made your life worse?> i'm working six to seven days a week right now just to stay afloat. >> todd: and you're not alone, national gas price average is $3.77, in alabama, $3.36, $3.34 in louisiana. jason, if people like jamaica are struggling to afford gas and groceries, how can they spend any money with you? >> it is going to be very hard. we are starting to see areas are slowing down, families are having to make a choice. last year this time i was paying $20 for eggs and now it is $50 per case for eggs, we are seeing costs that have risen for citizens. >> todd: voters trust the gop to handle top issues like inflation and rising crime fchl we see the red tsunami, do you expect your business to pick up? >> my business deals with larger numbers, it is an effect. plus, as a home builder, if i decide to start to build a house now, it might nots be finished for six, eights, nine months, there is a lagging effect and what the big problem is, is my business of construction as a realtor, economic uncertainty. wha

, born in jamaica as young girl i was actually taught violence and shame for very, very long time.o being a writer something completely drastic where i was coming from. the woman, , the mother come special and mother is don't area public laundry for us. when i i took up in it was moe think to myself but what about the stories that i want to tell? one of the stories iq but nobody really wants to talk about? so when i started writing here comes the sun which is my first novel, i wanted to actually write from the lens of working-class jamaican for the women i grew up with and also document the other things, the other side of paradise, right? seeing that these women are actually people and growing up it was always characters. when i write about to make it when written by men and is always written by foreigners pixel for me i never saw myself on the page, which is why this was important to me to send to these women on the pages. so here comes the sun follow this four jamaican women who are -- [inaudible] because usually when people who what jamaica is all about, a beautiful son and the

one of the game today, and these are live pictures from the coverage of jamaica today, and these aretime against ireland. ireland where 101 on to win this match, and it certainly training up that way so far but about six minutes to go. 38 points to two they lead to jamaica. as i say, on bbc two. wales still have a chance of reaching the quarter finals of the women's rugby union world cup, but had a chastening defeat to new zealand today. joe lynskey reports on the hosts' 56—12 win. whales came to auckland with hope. they've played one and 11 and now face time the team to beat. this is new zealand, the world cup hosts and reigning champions and who whales have never beaten. they were kept at bay for 60 minutes. but then the black ferns forced through. that would be the first of ten new zealand tries in all forms of rugby union, they can conjure the extraordinary. 0n the end of two scores was 18—year—old sylvia brent, and the whales got one try in each half, there were constellations. in the income of the welsh captain called this a brutal 80 minutes. beautiful. �* , ,., called this a

they missed the conversion but they did get the try. 4— new zealand playing jamaica, jamaica plain theirotball, and firstly a big win for the premier league side that started the day bottom of the table. nottingham forrest stunned liverpool at a rocking city ground to win 1—0 and move off the foot of the table. reginaldo rosario was watching. this is how much three points meant to nottingham forest on a day they had waited 23 long years for. they had not met in the premier league since the turn of the century. old rivalries renewed at the city ground. steve cooper's side started the day bottom but they certainly didn't play like it. jesse lingard testing with one of several chances in the first—half. despite dominating possession, this was not the liverpool that had won three straight games heading into this match. this header a sign that they were below par. and jurgen klopp's side would be punished by a familiar face. on liverpool's books for six years, but he took full advantage of his former side's defending at the second attempt. forest threatened to turn the screw, first morgan gib

, born and raised in jamaica as a young girl i was i was actually taught silence and shame for a very, very long time. so being a writer was something completely drastic. my coming where i'm from. and so, you know, the woman the mother, especially my mother is i don't want area dirty laundry in public are washing dirty laundry in public rip offs so when i took the pen it was more me saying to myself but what about the stories that i want to tell or what about the stories that i hear? but nobody really want to about? so when i started writing here comes the sun, which is my first novel, i wanted to actually write from the lens of working class jamaica, which the women that i grew up with and also document the other things, the other side of power dies, right? so seeing that these women are actually and, you know growing up, it was always just when i read jamaican women, it was actually written by men and it was always written by foreign. and so for me, i never saw myself the page, which is why it was important. me so the sense of these women on the page. so here comes the sun follows.

and you could use a formal to put in jamaica, queens gift to you from my teens. ah that off with ah, it pays $50.00 to still take you permission if my quote in the loop at any time you run out and then its josh was not gonna bring his numbers on did not hold them for michigan. ashley, or whenever you have that issue with the shortage to court could grown scholarship mortgage form which number for him was more than okay. can i use a key to got it from roswell? she bare form and as you i got his uncle, bill, dicky, switch it in addition to evidence uncovered by the russian army at ukrainian military bases. there are also civilian testimonies to quite so shuttle's gardens community he talk okay, are there any moscow password karnicia if by the wow to to show its own to renew my go shopping when you change. okay. locker store near her tick radius. there is no water and electricity and several done it. so i said the russian military brings water in and distributed to the locals. i saw a i guess where she and i just checked the origin in yesterday to monica deerish can

other teams as well, jamaica in theirfirst upcoming games.joined and greece, jason robinson joined the jamaican and greece, jason robinsonjoined the jamaican coaching staff, former england rugby union and rugby league international and greece, what a story this is. not so long ago, the game was banned in the country and now these guys playing this tournament and they are not taking a cent from it, they are putting all the money back into the sport in greece so they can grow the game. subplots coming out of it, all these big stories and small stories. we know that we are here! indie big stories and small stories. we know that we are here!— know that we are here! we are indeed. know that we are here! we are indeed- one — know that we are here! we are indeed. one of _ know that we are here! we are indeed. one of those - indeed. one of those stories is the fact that this is the most inclusive rugby league event there has ever been. they are not over egging this, are they? been. they are not over egging this, arethe? , ~ been. they are not over eg

this was filmed in jamaica just before jamaica. got it's independence from the british empire. and the doctor know himself is a villain, is played by white actor who's a painted to look more asians, and plenty of know goes and yet we're still talking about it. we're start talking about sean connery, who is still the most popular bond ever. not that brief. if you can double. 07. has a changed a lot. this elation about who will play next? there. there absolutely is. the producers are keeping quite tight lips. they say they're not going to start filming for 2 years. what we do now is not going to be a woman, very likely to be an actor of color for the 1st time, and very likely to be someone in his thirty's, because they want someone who can play the role for at least 10 years. and they've said that someone in his twenties would be too young. so get hot. sorry, i don't think you're going to make me a call if i may be an extra. ok. thank you very much. david c w culture. and we are continuing a ways news, asia, i'm golfers, and berlin, thanks for watching. ah ah, with who i what is

jamaica is a very conservative society, right?es. it is a conservative environment, and, yes, so it hasn't been the outright government banning or outright government banning or outright censorship. it is an unwritten rule to know that there is some decency, you know, and that is all relative, right? black much more on that story on the bbc website. 0r story on the bbc website. or you can download the bbc news app. reach me on to do. from others in london, thank you for watching. see you next time. goodbye. hello there. as we head towards the weekend, it continues to be quite a messy, eclectic weather story at the moment. this is the situation for friday — this weather front bringing some intense outbreaks of rain through scotland and northern ireland. the same time, we've got this weather front moving through channel coasts. that will just cling onto the south and produce some outbreaks of light drizzle, particularly towards the southeast as we go through the day. the best of the dry weather, wales and northern england, before th

that was jamaica hispaniola, also seeing some shares, but i want to cast her attention to her. i can only now make him landfall across that northwestern side of mexico weakling. quite quickly, i am pleased to say, but it will be. something of a storm surge may be a meter of a half meter and a half stalled said, pushing through her, dissipates quickly as we go through at tuesday. but a well populated part of the country this but there will be some heavy downpours and of course some flooding. heavy showers continue for jamaica for that reason. so to cuba, into his band yala scattering a shower for the eastern islands. and these will become more widespread as we go on through wednesday. so lesson the way of sunshine, more in the way of shall follow that line of cloud, right? all the way up towards and northeast corner of the u. s. and this is the remnants of what was hurricane a and still bring us a very wet weather. some really windy weather there in across sir. d. c. pushing up towards new york into new england, like a cloud of rain to just around the northern plains, down acros

and that jamaica that's technology and contributing a lot to the net of it, ma'am. and quinn, if via ma'am, is benefiting from this china plus one strategy that, that many corporations are following. now, why is it that they're going to vietnam instead rather places? ok, so we have a nation, and therefore we have read a t p. labor and you don't get the cost benefit a much lower than the other. and essentially if you compare to the label on average, it is just like less than half of china. we also have a government who signed or not 88. and so companies who have many cars factory getting them to enjoy the cash benefit. when they asked the man the political police even get now he's also saying well, move and, and that's why. and also if you don't get the money to read for the see as well, so we have to let you know that like a store and that people, people in the investment, ma'am kinley in director and portfolio manager at dragon capitals being to us earlier today. now, spain, portugal and france have agreed to build an underwater pipeline between marcia and barcelon

and that jamaica that's technology and contributing a lot to the net of it, ma'am. and quinn if, if the mom is benefiting from this china plus one strategy that, that many corporations are following. now, why is it that they're going to vietnam instead rather places. ok, so we have a relative need population and therefore we have relatively labor and you don't get the cost benefit. it's been a bit much lower than the other. and essentially, if you compare to the label on average, it is just like less than half of china. we also have a government who sign or not 88 for the man. so companies who have the money factor, we've got factories getting them to enjoy the cash benefit. when they asked the ma'am, the political police even get now he's also stable move and, and that's why. and also if you look at the money, sorry for the see as well. so we have to let you know, so that play a store and that people, people in the investment ma'am, spain po, to go in france of reeves to build an underwater pipeline between marcia and barcelona. that would carry natural gas and eve

nick took her to jamaica. but as they say in the islands, it wasn't a cool breeze being an interracial couple in potsdam, which is over 90% white. and, he said, it was particularly hard on garrett, tandy's boy. >> garrett was being teased at school because his mom is dating a black man. >> so he's getting schoolyard aggravation, huh? >> exactly. >> but whatever tensions garrett was feeling, it didn't keep him from his sports. they were always a welcome distraction. even on the fateful afternoon of october 24th, 2011. >> he was playing basketball with his friends in the gym. but i had got upset with him because he knew the rule was he had to go home and do his homework first. >> do your homework and then go play with your pals? >> right. so i made him go home. >> garrett blasted home on his ripstick on what seemed like a nothing-special, rain-dreary monday in potsdam, where community safety was a given. so no worries he'd be home first, home alone. what could possibly go wrong? as it turned out, a lot. >> potsd

lebanon set up a quarterfinal meeting with australia after running in 13 tries to beat jamaica 711—12laid down a marker ahead of the quarterfinals with a thumping victory over cook islands. 92—10 the final score. samoa or france now await in the last eight. that is after their dominant win in france. taylor main scoring four tries on debut, and to'o finishing off a great score. and england face new zealand in the first physical disability rugby league world cup final this evening. let's see the latest pictures now in warrington. 21 minutes in, and as you can see, england lead 16—0. you can follow this on the app. earlier, wales secured bronze, beating autralia 32—18. but there was a familiar face scoring for the aussies this afternoon. better known for his comedy, adam hills with his second try of the tournament here. he had to settle for fourth place. there was a tight finish between india and south africa at the t20 cricket world cup. south africa produced a fantatsic bowling display, lungi ngidi picking up four wickets as india where limited to just 133 but it took until the final

this weather weather will gradually make his way further westward, but staying to the south of jamaica to with sponsored by cattle anyways. on november, the americans, wolves, all the seats in the house of representatives at 35 percent of the senate will be contested. americans are expected to split on strict ideological lines with abortion and the economy named as the key issues. the results will define the rest of your biden's presidency and put americas democratic principles to the test. special coverage of the midterm elections on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah.

so we don't to concern for the time being generally passing just to the south of jamaica as we go through monday. brightest guys coming into the eastern arliss. not too bad over towards the west, but we will see showers later on. ah. the united states border patrol a law enforcement agency with controversial tactics. they put her face down, they beat him repeatedly, pay him emboldened by a culture of impunity. they keep doing that, knowing that they're hurting people and causing the fault lines, investigate secretive units accused of concealing its agents. crimes are like the men in black. they really don't, don't see them that they're just there to clean up the mess and to cover impunity at the border on a just either. ah south korea declares national morning after a 151, people died on another 82 were injured in a crowd crush during.

lebanon set up a quarterfinal meeting with australia after running in 13 tries to beat jamaica 711—12 ahead of the quarterfinals with a thumping victory over cook islands. 92—10 the final score. samoa or france now await in the last eight. that came under right now. it's been a dominant display by samoa against france in warrington. samoa are in pool a — and are on course for a victory that would keep them second behind england. brian to'o here finishing off a superb move. the match is live right now on bbc two. let's see the latest there. so there were 60 — four, running rampant in these finalfew minutes. were 60 — four, running rampant in these final few minutes. it is into its last few seconds on bbc two right now. and england face new zealand in the first physical disability rugby league world cup final this evening. earlier, wales secured bronze, beating autralia 32—18. but there was a familiar face scoring for the aussies this afternoon. better known for his comedy, adam hills with his second try of the tournament here. he had to settle for fourth place. there was a tight finish

is the jamaica boggy blow bush. there were some just at the tone of the attorney won't, but will follow steps, gives them. yeah. a new lumina for them to see just a moment to school. it wasn't that community closely. i was to go to this provider to just on this new bill was a senior class, mathematica finishing, but he said, not me. you can only go to the level, do a primary, but then you would mean the class with a low trans jeremy new meet up with him. it was the navea with another book or city with nika, who requested for the rest. just got the, it was easier, it models you know, own little by a vulgar little not. i don't mean that they should put on pistol it, it's a little, not all of them out of the people, very shopping. there was a, a, a p and you know, so it's a good, i'm not, i'm not with the momentum. yeah. so you, it in our, for the, a school called something with a, with a cook with them. did you get all this is a memory but for you to theories queer, a sneak, there's just some infrastructure york. i th

jamaica and anatoly whose solarium sold millions of copies, what about others important events in the belarusian cultural life. on october 20, 1947, the performance is really good, but happiness is better based on the play by ostrovsky , the grodno regional drama theater was opened. at the beginning, the performances were staged in the old theater building of the grodno starostingauz, and since 1984, in the new theater built according to the project of the architect gennady mochulsky, the theater has toured extensively in its geography russia poland bulgaria germany has repeatedly become a prize-winner and laureate of prestigious theater forums in 2011 for a significant contribution to development of national culture to the staff of the grodno regional drama theater. awarded the title, honored team. belarus , the image of the grodno drama theater adorns advertising booklets and souvenirs at 19. in the fourth year, in the newspapers zvezda and sovetskaya belorussia, readers saw an announcement about the opening at 12:00 on october 22 of two exhibitions of the armament of the belarusian

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2 heavy showers to just around central america honduras, nicaragua, some wet weather there, into jamaica, into cuba, into his band yard, at the eastern, allison fine and dry. find it right to you across much of the us where it's, it's all change, pleasant sunshine towards a yeast wet weather coming in across the west and tend to snow right across the rockies. to with sponsored by cattle, i was watching the world cup in 1982 in glorious technicolor from spain. i've never seen anything like these plays a lot of come from a different planet. and after that i was all in on the wilco. i think we're forcing from doha, which is now my home on the very 1st woke up was going to take place in the middle east. it's going to be a nice it is it.

fact the largest gathering of people since the end of world war ii that same year she made a tour of jamaicazealand australia canada and visited 70 cities in britain culminating in a party at the palace to celebrate the queen's 50th year on the throne the queen was overwhelmed by the extraordinary a display of public goodwill and watching the crowds on the street, mel was very surprised how many people came to congratulate her, but the year 2002 brought mixed feelings for the queen again suffered a personal blow in february at the age of 71 princess margaret died the queen's younger sister was very different from her and was known for her showiness and extroverted nature but the sisters remained friends all their lives i am very touched by the kindness you have shown in recent months at easter the queen mother died at the age of 101. with a sometimes somewhat shocking sense of humor, she added much more personal features to him. for a long time, she contrasted with her more serious daughter. with age, i became worse at seeing through binoculars, so much that tears flowed. god, i will watch i

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belize, cambodia, she lay -- chile, costa rica, dominican republic, ecuador, fiji, quiet, -- guyana, jamaicafederated states of micronesia, monaco, myanmar, new zealand, north macedonia, panama, papa new guinea, samoa, san marino, singapore, switzerland, tonga, united kingdom, united states, and uruguay. if every -- any other countries wish to cosponsor a-es11-l5, please signify by pressing the microphone button. i see comoros. liberia, although liberia is already on the l document. thank you, mr. president. >> i think the representative of the secretary. at its 12th plenary meeting of the emergency session, we decided to take action on draft soluti a-es11-l5 by recorded vote. we shall now begin the voting press. those in favor of draft resolution a-es11-l5, please signify. those against or obsessions -- abstentions. >> we are now voting on a-es11-l5, entitled, territorial integrity of ukraine, with the principles of the charter of the u.n. all delegations confirm their votes are accurate on the screen? the voting has been completed. please lock the machine. [applause] >> the results of the

, the rise of another popular figure comes, and that is marcus -- [inaudible] born in queen anne, jamaica can, a very dark-skinned man, eloquent speaker, very loquacious. and many times more than what duboise and all the others together was with he -- [inaudible] who have never gotten their rights. and he walks around in military uniform, the women are dressed in white such as the -- and crypts a great, wonderful organization. but it's based on one notion, and that is of the back to africa movement showing that he will be able to go there. where in africa, we don't know. don't know what country, what region. as i mentioned before, oprah win industry thought she was zulu because she wanted to be like mandela. but she finds that she is 100% black. there's no white in her family. open a rah winfrey, so she's pure black and she's a billionaire. you couldn't be better than that, in my opinion. and so garvey was, of course, deeply suspicious of -- he walks into the naacp office one day, and he looks, and everybody is light, bright and almost white, and duboise is criticizing him. garvey is, of

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charles' son william toured the bahamas, belize, and jamaica in spring 2022.father is now formally head of state in all three. but the three countries have been recently making moves to change that. rather than praise prince william, he was greeted with cricism from the public, with a focus on slavery during the british colonial era. during the visit, the jamaican president announced the country's intentions to leave. >> we're moving on. and we intend to attain, in short order, our development goals and fulfill our true ambitions and destiny as an independent, developed, prosperous country. >> but for many jamaicans, this isn't enough, they're demanding compensation for the suffering under colonialism. >> our economic conditions today are a result of colonialism. our psychological problems are a result of colonialism. our lack of development, in every sense of the word, is a direct consequence of colonialism. >> the future of the british crown is also being debated in australia, the second largest commonwealth country. however, there is support from the younge