one is in kingston, one in sutton, _ kingston. one is in kingston, one in sutton, i_ kingston. face flight disruption for days after technical problems with the uk�*s air traffic control system. japan urges china to protect japanese residents — after a wave of harassment linked to the release of water from the fukushima nuclear plant. we start in pakistan, where the high court has suspended former prime minister imran khan�*s recent conviction on corruption charges. mr khan has been in prison since he was sentenced to three years on august 5th — on charges of unlawfully selling state gifts during his tenure as prime minister. as a result of the conviction, he was also barred for five years

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alfred gardner, born in kingston, jamaica, 27thjanuary 1926. delisa augustus bernard. at the time, british guyana. alford gardner, born in kingston, jamaica, 27thjanuary 1926. delisser augustus bernard. i was born 1928. i was born in at the time, british guyana. oh, gosh, it's very difficult. i have to sort of come away again in order to tell you what it was like, because it wasjust like home. how do you describe home? you know? my family was very orthodox methodist, and so i inherited that christian background with discipline and hard work. it was a big family. my siblings, of course, and the parents. - my father died early, _ in the early '50s, so i stay home with my mother to lookj after the younger ones. i don't like to remember some of it. but one thing i decided, - i wasn't going to steal to help the younger ones. i work and i work. my father sent me to learn. my father sent me to learn dress—making. when i small, i used to do, make my own clothes for myself. i did everything i was, everything a wife should do, everything. ——i did everything a boy, everything a b

i'm joined by my guess, make live petro in kingston. he is a professor political science at the university of rhode island in portland, we haven't been ripped. he is a freelance journalist and in london we cross through the income mackenzie. he is a visiting lecturer at the law. school of the university of westminster are a gentleman. crosstalk roles and the fact that means you can jump any time you want . and i always appreciate nichol. i let me go to you. first of, you know, there's been a lot of, uh, there was a lot of talk about the ukraine. so the counter offensive. and now there's a whole lot of talk about the upcoming summit and build this and the nato summit, of course. and, but it's quite peculiar. again, i'm going to use that word. there seems to be a lot of double talk and ex, explaining what's going to happen there when nothing really much is going to happen . they're, they're going to throw a few bones the to the ukrainians. and other than that, and there's no membership in the cards. maybe no membership ever in the future.

well, daniel kingston is a lecture in international relations at troy university. he joins us from saul, thank you very much for being on l 20. uh, for some elizabeth here there has been suggested this summit could possibly be the 1st step towards the nato style collaboration in the region. how beneficial would that be for south korea or? well, i think both south korea and japan, a fundamental principle or pillar of their national security is the defense treaties with the us. so those alliances are fundamental. so i think this try lateral meeting is taking place in the backdrop of, you know, the 3 states that a revisionist nap grievances, north korea, russia and china, military technology is changing and they're working to respond to the rising threats in the region. can you just give us a little bit of context about an aspect to this? because historically, this been tension between south korea and japan? can you help explain why and how big an obstacle that could be to ever come here? well, it has been an obstacle in the past, so japan, a governor and korea for 35

de washington dc donde trump se presentarÁ, estarÁ presidida por la jueza de 61 aÑos, nacida en kingston ha hecho fuertes declaraciones sobre el ataque del 6 de enero al capitolio. maity: tras conocerse los nuevos cargos contra trump, las reacciones no se hicieron esperar. reportero: las nuevas acusaciones contra el expresidente donald trump provocaron numerosas reacciones. el exvicepresidente mike pence, quien aspira a la candidatura presidencial republicana dijo en un comunicado que "la acusaciÓn de hoy sirve como recordatorio de que cualquiera que se ponga sobre la constituciÓn nunca deberÍa ser presidente de los estados unidos". el presidente de la cÁmara de representantes, kevin mccarthy, criticÓ el papel del departamento de justicia. "todos en estados unidos podÍan ver lo que vendrÍa despuÉs, el intento del departamento de justicia de distraer la atenciÓn de las noticias y atacar al principal candidato a la nominaciÓn republicana, el presidente trump". uno de los mÁs fuertes rivales polÍticos del ex presidente trump, el gobernador de florida ron desantis, tambiÉn lanzÓ ataques cont

the well—known islamist preacher has been told he will stand trial in may at kingston crown court.hat is making news. the well—known islamist preacher anjem choudary has been told he will stand trial in may at kingston crown court. you are watching bbc news. for more on the stories that we have been covering, do head to the bbc news website or download the app. you're watching bbc news. wet and windy weather on the way this weekend from an area of low pressure that the met office have now named as storm anthony. today's where there is a day of sunny spells and showers but the showers will not be for everyone because that they're going to concentrate across one area in particular which is across eastern england where there is this convergence with the winds batting together, funnelling the moisture and that helps make these showers which could turn heavy and thundery. would not be surprised if we get 10 or 20 millimetres of rain in places but away from eastern england, a lot of dry weather with sunny spells this afternoon. the most, temperatures are still a little bit below average

office properties and 18% in non-us office real estate, we are bringing in the ceo brian kingston forhat brookfield is doing. we broke earlier this year that according to our sources, brookfield is on the verge of raising $15 billion right now for a new flagship property fund. how are you putting that money to work? brian: thanks for having me. we think we are coming into a very interesting period of time for real estate investment. the last number of years, there has been a pretty big buildup in inventories of real estate, so we are seeing rapid price adjustments and our business is globally diversified, as you showed on the chart. we are in every major asset class around the world in 30 countries and our business is investing in the back one the world economy. we have a front row seat for all of these changes and things that are happening, so we think we are coming into a great period of time where we will build with capital work at great returns. sonali: office buildings is a controversial space, there are a lot of questions about how they will make it through any hiccups in the ma

yeah, my gran aunt in kingston. and she called me over and wrapped me in newspaper my chest.was not cold when i got to the newspaper. yeah, the actual newspaper. newspaper she was reading, she wrapped it around. she got me to take my shirt off and wrap my chest in it. and then you put your shirt... my shirt on and got the paper. so you were insulated? i was insulated with paper, with newspaper. london compared with georgetown in guyana. vast, you think? oh, my god. yeah. and you can see that you're able to actually look at those buildings that you read about. it's exciting. hear about britain, the world biggest and i want to know what britain is like. but you're young and you're... well, i wasn't that young. i was 26, but still is young to leave home and don't know where you're going, what to expect, and so forth. it was quite fascinating, exciting, exciting and sometimes a little bit depressing. not just the weather but some of the the the behaviours you saw. not just the weather but some of the behaviours you saw. "why would anybody do that?" i come down here with the money

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. ♪♪ >> yeah, you're listening to kingston rossdale.shelton's bar. he introduced the guy saying he's an artist and he's the real deal. it didn't take long before gwen joined the stage as well. ♪♪ ♪ stop explaining ♪ ♪ don't tell me cause it hurts ♪ >> that's the best karaoke song. >> especially when she sings it, right? >> you can catch gwen as a coach on the new season of "the voice" this fall. >> i wonder what the dad thinks because he's a performer, too. >> i'm sure they're all very proud of kingston. >>> san francisco's outside lands has come to an end, putting its 15-year anniversary in the history books. hundreds of thousands of people there coming out to enjoy the music. of course the food and vibes all over the place. but this year there was some minor trouble. on friday night organizers had to shut down the soma tent after the stage partially collapsed. it opened briefly saturday and then again yesterday, on sunday. then another issue right outside golden gate park, so on friday night video shows quite a few cruise cars stopped

alfred garner, born in kingston, jamaica, 27thjanuary 1926. delisser augustus bernard.orn in at the time, british guyana. oh, gosh, it's very difficult. i have to sort of come away again in order to tell you what it was like, because it wasjust like home. how do you describe home? you know? my family was very orthodox methodist, and so i inherited that christian background with discipline and hard work. it was a big family. 11 siblings and the parents. my father died early, _ in the early '505, so i stay home with my mother to lookj after the younger ones. i don't like to remember some of it. but one thing i decided, i wasn't going to steal l to help the younger ones. i work and i work. my father sent me to learn dress—making. when i small, i used to do, make my own clothes for myself. i did everything a boy should do, everything. at one time, i thought i could do anything a boy could do. idid. i didn't know that there was a life to come. - edna may henry. born in jamaica. when i had the phone call about they wanted to do a portrait for my mum, i was over the moon. i ke

macleod attended grade schools in sumter county south carolina before graduating from the college in kingstond attended. she became a social worker in savannah, georgia, before becoming a teacher in augusta georgia.. she returned to sumter to teach at kendall institute, and married fellow teacher alberto bethune. they subsequently moved to florida where she found what is now bethune-cookman university whose 77th 77th commencemes honored to keynote several weeks ago and become a wildcat. she was active in the national council colored women's and girls clubs but found them to be too docile. her activism led her to the founding of the national council of negro women currently headed by doctor thelma dailey, a graduate of bowie state university. my late mother was a loyal and enthusiastic fan of this trailblazing leader, and insisted that i learned everything i could about her. it was partly as a tribute to my mother that i lobbied governor john charles west to support placing a portrait of mary mcleod bethune in the south carolina state capitol building. on july 10, 1976, ms. bethune became the

i'm joined by my guest nichol, i petro in kingston. he is a professor of political science at the university of rhode island in portland, we haven't been ripped, he is a freelance journalist and in london we cross the the income mackenzie. he is a visiting lecturer at.

kingston is electra at troy university in the united states. he explains why japan and south korea are increasing security cooperation. despite the historically strained relations in japan, a governor and korea for 35 years in the early 20th century. under a harsh colonial regime, they were liberated with the defeat of uh, japan and world war 2, which the anniversary of that was just earlier this week. so there had been a lot of grievance and resentment on the side of both korea's in fact with a feeling that japan had not shown sufficient contrition and so forth for the colonial period. so that's always been an obstacle in the past, but i think the increasing threats, the changing military technology that requires try try lateral cooperation across different domains of war fighting and so forth. it's the only way to balance against that threat. and so the incentives for cooperates are just too high and i think they will move forward for closer trilateral security cooperation. according to the media reports in, in south korea, there are 2 docume

deal to keep your decisions in battle or may been simply because bottles of quick you have to react kingston police battle, which was filmed on video on this hunting. yesterday. we were slightly sharp. now we are asked if you had known in advance would you have gone forward? of course we would have gone on re this battle with the straight to thing. they say they will never. president boynton said that the leopards burn well, i can confirm that they do that. and what saudi arabia has host is 2 days of peaceful regarding the playing converts world in fulton country support. but not russia, which was an invite to one of the degrees, who attended indian national security adviser and said it appear that none of those suggested that reservation would get the final approval. the currently several piece proposals have been put forward each, have some positive points, but none is acceptable to both sides. the key question that needs to be addressed in the medium is whether a solution that is acceptable to all relevant stakeholders can be found. k was, it's where it says a post false, it's own 10 poin

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before graduating from barba scotia college in kingston, north carolina.urned to sumter and told -- taught in the great schools she had attended. she became a social worker in savannah, georgia. before becoming a teacher in augusta, georgia. she returned to sumter to teach at the kendall institute and married a fellow teacher, burgess bethune. they subsequently moved to florida. that is where she founded what is now bethune cookman university who is 77 commencement i was honored to keynote several weeks ago and become a wildcat. ms. bethune was active at the national council of colored women and girls clubs but found them too docile. her activism led her to the founding of the national council of negroe women, currently headed by dr. thelma daly a graduate of buie state university. my late mother was a loyal and enthusiastic fan of this trailblazing leader and insisted i learn everything i could about her. i it was in my mother that i lobbied governor west to support placing a portrait of mary mcleod bethune in the south carolina state capitol building. on

i do agree with barry from kingston on, barry from kingston earlier on, as about writing barry from kingstonon, as your mp polite writing barry from kingston earlier on, as your mp polite letterting to your mp a polite letter about these things is pretty likely to get nowhere . i have get absolutely nowhere. i have written of those written a number of those polite letters i've the ones letters and i've seen the ones that and you get that others have got and you get a standard not a fairly standard response. not from some from all. there are some exceptions, mps there exceptions, good mps out there on both sides of the fence, conservatives and labour, who take this extremely seriously. >> they are not saying >> but they are not saying the right many who right thing. there are many who are of the toxicity are frightened of the toxicity of this debate , aren't of this of this debate, aren't there? mean i mean, there? yes. i mean i mean, uxbndge there? yes. i mean i mean, uxbridge that, oh, well, uxbridge showed that, oh, well, we go into uxbridge because we can go into uxbridge because i was as

she graduated from college in kingston, north carolina.ch a candle institute. she subsequently moved to florida where she found what is now bethune cookman university. i was honored to keynote several weeks ago. ms. bethune was active that they national council of women and f girls clubs and found them toe too docile. her activism letter to the founding of the national council of the grow women currently led by dr. daily a transfer from bouy state university. my late mother was a loyal and enthusiastic fan of this trailblazing leader and insisted that i learned everything i could about her. it was probably a tribute to my mother that i lobby to support a portrait of mary mcleod bethune in the south carolina state capitolma building. on july 10, 1976 mrs. bethune became the first person of color in south carolinas history to be so honored. and thanks to my colleagues in this body and the state of florida today she becomes the first black president to represent a stake in this building. [applause] max ] >> we cannot change history. we should

mcleod attended great schools in south carolina, before graduating from college in kingston north carolinaial worker in savannah, georgia. before becoming a teacher in augusta, georgia. she returned to substitute teach at candles the toot. and married fellow teacher crisp thin. they subsequently moved to florida where she found what is now the phone cup university, 77 commencement i was honored to keynote several weeks ago and become a wildcat. sun was active in the national council of women and girls clubs, but found them to be too docile. her activism led her to the founding of the national council of meager women, currently aided by dr. dailey, a graduate of louis state university. my late mother was a loyal and enthusiastic fan of this trail blazing leader, and insisted that i learned everything that i could about her, it was partly as attributed to my mother they lobbied governor john card worst to support putting a portrait of mary mcleod buffoon in the south carolina state capitol building. on july 10th, 1976, this miss bethune became the first person of color in south carolina's hi

so it's the kingston mansion that's the that has the big boat dock where people would come up from harlem so that i mean that would be obvious place if it's not just for one side it's somewhat maybe it's famous one. yeah i remember it's all new to me. yeah. well, there needs to be more. could you speak a little bit more about septima clark in the highlander school? oh, sure. i always love to speak of the highlander school. absolutely. absolutely. fascinating space and. so the highlander folk starts as a workers education center. in the 1930s run by this guy miles horton and what basically what happens is that by the time you get to the forties, the political climate and this is particularly true right after world war, but the political climate had shifted and so that that kind of interracial labor that they were doing in the 1930s becomes less and less possible. so there's actually a shift towards more civil rights agenda within the highlander folk school. but they learned a lot of lessons from their labor organizing and they also did all the songwriting. that's so important for the movem

kingston. >> how about we put, like, this boy named peter who loves to do bad stuff.s the bad in him. >> stephen: so in other words, like, he invites the demon in by being bad and then he gets worse? okay. who is the main villain, ghost or monster of our movie? ava. >> no one. because he's going to be really big. and he is sleeping as peter. peter is sleeping. >> stephen: peter is the boy who was sleeping who gets possessed by the demon when he does something bad and the demon sees it as an opportunity and no one possesses him? does that sound right? >> no one. >> stephen: all right, how does our demon monkey fit into this? >> he's the monkey that died that possessed him. >> stephen: it's a monkey that becomes a demon who possesses no one who becomes a demon. and then no one possesses peter. we've got a chain. it's like a turducken of evil. >> all: yeah! >> stephen: a turducken of evil. melanie, you have something to say? >> tess has a little dance for you to show. go, tess. >> she's possessed. you're all possessed by a demon. >> stephen: maxwell, how can you tell whe

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so some parts of kingston, for example , are over kingston, for example, are over ten times the guideline which are all like the worst parts of london. london's air quality for nox , but they're air quality for nox, but they're all going to be in this area , all going to be in this area, which is where the ulez expansion is going to be. but what about the people in these areas who are thinking, right, well , i areas who are thinking, right, well, i don't want to drive my car anymore . maybe it's too car anymore. maybe it's too expensive. i'll get the bus instead said, yeah, i think this is area where the scheme is another area where the scheme hadnt is another area where the scheme hadn't been expanded enough. i think we could have expanded these bus schemes . the santander these bus schemes. the santander cycle scheme, the cycling infrastructure into these areas where ulez has been on that. >> i'll agree with you. what we've got at the moment appears to me anyway to be the absolute worst of both worlds, right, which is that we've got people being i will being disadvantaged for i will say

. >> lifelong "today" fans >> from kingston, oklahoma >> here's my family from ohio. >> on carson's 13thebrating a homecoming after six months overseas! [ cheers and applause ]. ♪ >> welcome home! great to have everybody on our plaza. we see you, cuties it's thursday morning. listen, everybody should just come on back tomorrow because kelsey balleeny will be our live concert performer tomorrow morning on "today. hoda hates to miss it, but it's her birthday week celebration. don't know if you've seen any of your posts >> hoda is loved >> this woman is so loved. she has her entire family around her. she posted some of the stuff people sent. it looks like a floral shop. maybe what she's really doing is opening a floral shop. it's so sweet. meghan trainor called and serenaded her. >> love you, hoda. >> we're so glad our hoda is enjoying some love and a happy birthday let's get to your news it's 8:00. >>> we begin with an alarming increase overnight in the number of lives lost to those catastrophic wildfires in hawaii and in the meantime, thousands of residents and tourists are still being ev

they weren't the only ones her son kingston also showcased his singing skills this was his first live hear out to some classics take a look. try not to sing along. ♪ i just walked in to find you here without that look on your face ♪ ♪ i should have changed your mind i should have made you need if for one second ♪ ♪ i'll be back upon my feet ♪ ♪ let's get loud let's get loud ♪ [ cheers ] >> i'll have what she's having >> wow >> girl! jlo took other singing "i will survive" and "let's get loud". >> she's getting younger every year she really is. >>> all right. just ahead, look who's here. the one, the only, tracy morgan. can't wait to catch up with tracy about his life, including his comedy special "taking it too far. we have a lot to talk to tracy about. he's on the dating scene but, first, your local news and weather. about. he's on the dating scene. but, fi >>> good morning. 8:26. i'm marcus washington. san francisco police are looking into a gruesome discovery near this weekend's outside lands music festival. investigators say last night someone found a woman's body at fulton near 2

pilgrimage to kiev to his dad's iron does not do the same for the residents of moui in south chicago or kingston is how we project power to the whole world , and what am i, but you know, it’s just very important here now because of the translation , the audience’s reaction was not heard, but you should have heard it there were standing ovations. this is a thunder of applause, that is, the republican audience fully supported. these phrases are especially about the pilgrimage to the zelensky pope. yes, actually graham uh, all the blumental everything else, so they go on this pilgrimage. yes , at the same time, probably not disinterestedly. at the same time , they probably make money on it. and the day independence ukraine responded noted in a peculiar way. i want to notice you, that is, kuleba posted a curious roll call among the heads of the foreign ministry. uh posted the first line of the anthem, that means members. well, he said that ukraine was not a merle, and then they began to respond with estonian things, he did strange things, for example, he said that his enemies would die before the he