and jimi's family are calling for him to be officially honoured.ied there. i want my son to be officially honoured. a young man who gave his life to save another. jon donnison, bbc news. five people have been arrested after police in warwickshire found a suspected methamphetamine laboratory during a raid near redditch. officers from the national crime agency and warwickshire police discovered what they believe to be a large scale operation to produce the illegal drug. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds reports. sizable property in rural warwickshire, the end of a long investigation. two people arrested here. dozens of police and national crime agency officers carried out this early morning raid, backed up by a chemicals expert london fire brigade. because in this outhouse, they were expecting to find a meth lab. there was a faint escaping vapour. that may be from the highly toxic process used to make methamphetamine. it is rare for police to discover a meth lab in the uk. they are more likely to appear in episodes of the hit series breaking

vivek singh, who jimi worked for.— who jimi worked for.hipyards. senses of identity have changed, too. in the last referendum, glasgow backed independence and, ahead of the election next week, people are talking about scotland's future again. for me, personally, scottish independence is the main thing in this election. it's a chance for...obviously for scotland to get a say again, it's a chance for a new fresh start, which everybody wants after covid. independence should not be the most important issue at this election. it should be kind of building back better with a green recovery. scotland's control of big pandemic decisions is playing a role in the debate. nicola sturgeon and her party ran a country through a global—wide pandemic. why can't she run everything else — the furlough scheme and the vaccines and stuff like that? we could have made that decision, too, if we were independent. the pandemic has exacerbated all inequalities and that's education underneath the snp government so, yeah, the snp haven't been fantastic but because ind

and jimi's family are calling for him to be officially honoured.n died there. i want my son to be officially honoured. a young man who gave his life to save another. jon donnison, bbc news. a vote is due this afternoon in the european parliament, on the post—brexit trade deal between britain and the european union. ahead of the vote eu politicians debated the deal. if the vote passes — formal ratification will be sometime later this week. the deal came into effect injanuary, but in recent months there's been anger at the decision by the uk government, to unilaterally ease trading rules with northern ireland. sussex police have arrested an 18 year old man after reports yesterday of shots being fired at crawley college. a firearm and a knife were seized, and students and staff had to be evacuated from college buildings. a large number of police were involved in the operation, and two college staff members were treated for minor injuries, although police stressed these were not gunshot wounds. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe s local mp has criticised what s

they praised jimi's bravery and urged londoners to stay safe. well, so you can be quickly washed away. a fundraising page forjimi's funeral, and to support his family, has raised more than £70,000. i want my son to be honoured and appreciated for what he has done. to rescue someone inside the river, my son died there. i want my son to be officially honoured. the headlines on bbc news... the first shipment of uk medical aid to rights in india as the country struggles with the covid crisis. british prime minister borisjohnson faces more questions about how the refurbishment of his flat was paid for. the uk coronavirus acting booking system open to people age lto booking system open to people age a0 and over in england. new data suggests a growing link between coronavirus restrictions on the language development of young children. calls for better miscarriage support as research suggests black women face a significantly higher risk of losing a baby than white women. children starting school are more likely to be behind in speaking and understanding

i heard about jimi's sat def over the weekend. .. heard about jimi's sat def over the weekend. ., .,how he was an amazing guy to work with and the impact he had on the people around him. i also think it is really important, as you touched on, to remember, as we were speaking to our previous guest, that his actions and his selflessness have really inspired an awful lot of people. 100%. at this stage, we have... society is increasingly polarised in politics and different things. i think what he did was demonstrate humanity. he demonstrated that, look, forget our differences. when we have the ability as humans to look out for each other, you know, we talk about be kind, say hello to people. this is the ultimate act of humanity when you hear someone is in danger and for one second you put aside anything. we put aside your own personalfear and you do everything you can. he rang... they were not the first to ring the police. he rang the police and whilst it was waiting on the police, they decided to dive in and help this person. i mean, ithink they decided to dive in and help this person.

via violence and there's this argument being made of whether you can disentangle racism and misao jimi what are your thoughts on well i mean the good news is that things like apartheid a racism is alive and kicking and we have seen protests across the world that have demonstrated that and we do need to make to make sure that we bring an end to it it is complex it is not it is not a a one size fits all it happens it happens and manifests itself differently in different circumstances and so we have to be proactively anti-racist right but why has it been so difficult to think why has it been so difficult to strengthen this global anti-racism discourse and what can global institutions like the united nations do better in this trying to change this. well i think the 1st thing that we international institutions have to do is walk the talk in what they do internally they must have policies and they must actually demonstrate that these processes and the way that we live we don't tolerate it we reject it because it actually is you know for us it's not part of our core values now in doing that w

they praised jimi's bravery and urged londoners to stay safe.be quickly washed away. a fundraising page forjimi's funeral, and to support his family, has raised more than £70,000. i want my son to be honoured and appreciated for what he has done. to rescue someone inside the river, my son died there. i want my son to be officially honoured. folajimi's father — michael adewola — ending sonja jessup's report. thank you for your messages this morning about whether you care about you initially paid for the right act —— the redecoration of the prime minister's flat. season says it matters because i am a council employee and a carer and every year i had to declare i have not had any loans or gifts from any parties that might have a council interest, this needs to come from the top. the runner says, as long it as it has been paid for by the prime minister it is no interestingly whether it is a late declaration or not. he has more important things on his mind and the cost of replacing mrs may's salsa. godfrey says it worries me that he says details will

jimmy and how you worked with them over the years fallon by the way so the the lists are talking about jimi like everybody knows jimmy fallon i should say. so he was i met him i was at his new comic i'm going to stay in and sunday has been there for years now but in new york it's great comic and i was there one night and he walked in and he was the host of late night with found and he walked in and it talked a little bit before and in the states of the show and i went out so everybody knows he's in the crowd so every comics going up like. we did know he was coming just came and he's hanging out so it's you know you know the energy of a calm when you know someone's there and you're like bringing their a games that do that you're going to measure of their life because they make jimmy laugh and he's going to go. got the keys and so we go and then after i get on stage i he leads out and gets off and then i got a call later on an offer to be on late night with sal and which is the 1st authorized you know not have an audition is the 1st time they're called and just said you want to do a spot and

from 1958— 1988 we had the astonishing godlike the beatles, the stones, jimi hendrix.shionably, politically and in other ways. fashionably, politically and in otherways. even fashionably, politically and in other ways. even in disco you had madonna and you had u2 and ac/dc and all the great bands. if you want to include kiss, fine. and then from 1988, motown, 1988 until today, which is more than 38 years, tell me who the new beatles are? they are notjust out there. i mean, we all like bts, but it ain't the beatles, sorry, kids. despite your farewell, you coming back? we despite your farewell, you coming back?— coming back? we are like cockroaches. _ coming back? we are like cockroaches. you're - coming back? we are like| cockroaches. you're going coming back? we are like i cockroaches. you're going to have to step on us and we will still call around on seven inch platform heels. we will be here forever. this will be the last to and i don't want to be able stage too long. but kiss will continue in ways you can't imagine. there will be movies and animated shows. there wi

. ♪ ♪ >>> rock singer jimi hendrix died today in london according to a police source from an overdoseugs. >>> janice joplin was found dead last night. cause of death was said to be an overdose of drugs. >>> jim morrison, the lead singer for the doors, a rock-music group, is dead. he was 27. >> the early years of the '70s are sad, in music, because you lose people. and you lose the beatles. >> this small gathering is only the beginning. the event is so momentous that historians may, one day, view it as a landmark in the decline of the british empire. the beatles are breaking up. >> it was like a death, for a lot of people. rock and roll, as we understood in the 1960s, was no longer with us. >> the beatles. never. >> i wonder what i am doing here with no drummers, no nothing like that. as you might know, i lost my old band, or i left it. ♪ imagine there's no heaven ♪ ♪ it's easy if you try ♪ >> for so long, you kind of waited for the next beatles album to see where music was going. and we just hoped that the music they would come up with, individually, would be that good. >> i don't --

in delhi thank you jimi. let's turn now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world on mars military juntas says it would positively consider suggestions from the association of southeast asian nations over how to end the country's crisis the proposals emerged from a special weekend meeting with south southeast asian leaders but activists say the summits mediation efforts legitimize into. lawyers for the family of a black man killed by police in the us state of north carolina have seen a video clip of his death they say it shows andrew brown had his hands on his car staring real when he was shot in the back of the head protesters are demanding that the police offices body camera footage be made public. us vice president carla harris has announced a $310000000000.00 aid package to central america after a virtual meeting with the president of guatemala the country's foreign minister pitt regrow said the 2 nations will create a joint task force to control migration and help unite unaccompanied

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