sir lenny's campaign and sign the letter? ., ' ' sir lenny's campaign and sign the letter?hich mean that we exacerbate the likelihood of vulnerability and we are making it so much worse for ourselves if we are not giving ourselves a fighting chance through having the vaccine. the side—effects of the vaccine, if you are one of the few that does have adverse effects, are going to be so much less bad than having covid itself. i was really lucky, i had no side effects whatsoever, not even a sore arm and ijust think it is so worth it to narrow the likelihood of those with family getting it. even if you are asymptomatic, you can still pass it on. y ., asymptomatic, you can still pass it on. ~ ., ., on. do you know black people who have decided _ on. do you know black people who have decided to _ on. do you know black people who have decided to wait? _ on. do you know black people who have decided to wait? can - on. do you know black people who have decided to wait? can you i have decided to wait? can you understand their reasons? and i write, it is more than a concern about side—

so lenny henry there. —— sir lenny henry there.d why he signed the letter and gave his message to black britons hesistant about getting the jab. they've got to protect themselves, and they've got to protect the community as a whole, and in a way what we are asking them to do is to display the courage of the windrush voyageurs who took frankly a leap in the dark when they got on that boat and came here. we are asking them to say, you guys have displayed courage before, you've taken risks, and we understand you think this is a risk — we don't, but we understand you do, but we are asking you, begging you, to take this risk for the whole of our community and indeed the whole of the country. that was trevor phillips. dr margaret casely—hayford is chair of shakespeare's globe and one of the signatories to sir lenny�*s letter. she understands why some people in her community might be avoiding having the vaccine. if you're in a minority you can actually feel quite outside of society, and have a degree of reticence to get behind what the es

sir lenny explained why he decided to make this film. i was really... i was talking to some friends and colleagues of mine and just going, why aren't we taking the vaccine? it is the key way out of the pandemic. and it seemed to me that the way to do it was the way we approach the diversity issue, which was to write an open letter. so my colleagues and i put this letter together and we got some of the most high—profile names, extraordinary names, chiwetel ejiofor, thandie newton, baroness doreen lawrence, people like that. they all signed the letter. and then i suggested that amma asante, the brilliant director of belle and united kingdom, make a little film with people talking directly to our loved ones and friends and families saying, please take the jab, it is our way of protecting our community. and it came together really quickly. we wrote the letter, we asked amma, she agreed, in a couple of weeks we are making the film. people are all over the place. amma is in scandinavia, david harewood is in canada, adrian lester itself of the

you will have to text lenny henry every morning now. | lenny henry every morning now.e also got some cloud lapping onshore from the irish sea into some western facing costs. tomorrow here comes the weather front are slowly slipping south. weakening all the time. cold air digs in behind it. there will be some wintry showers on higher ground. temperature a bit lower. as we come south we have the sunshine. it will turn hazy later in the day, more cloud coming in, it mayjust contain some saharan desert dust. we are ready for the dust. thank you. we are ready for the dust. thank ou. ., . y we are ready for the dust. thank ou. ., ., , , you. you are very interested in the desert dust- _ you. you are very interested in the desert dust- i _ you. you are very interested in the desert dust. i know— you. you are very interested in the desert dust. i know because - you. you are very interested in the desert dust. i know because i - you. you are very interested in the desert dust. i know because i am i desert dust. i know because i am worried about _ desert dust. i know because i a

obviously with lenny henry it can be light hearted which is effective.ession. members who are in the medical profession-— members who are in the medical profession. they are all behind it as well. i will not embarrass you or them by asking who is the equivalent of lenny henry's cousin, who he is saying is one of those who is reluctant, but a lot of moroccan first generation are keen to take the vaccine, because they remember polio. i was in ghana at the beginning of march last year. on the plane we were issued with forms to fill out, were issued with forms to fill out, we do you come from, where are you going? we got to the airport, everybody was temperature checks. they had ebola, they do not mess with viruses. there is something about the unknown with this, and the mass vaccination programmes, there is an unhappy history between some medical interventions and black people. there is a concern about that. there is a mistrust of state and power and how it is dealt out and power and how it is dealt out and how it is received by us. we just want to say, wit

the comedian sir lenny henry and dozens of black celebrities have joined forces to urge black britons against covid—i9. they've written an open letter and recorded a short film telling people to trust the facts and the experts. the move comes as figures show that vaccination rates are considerably lower among black britons than among the white population. adina campbell reports. dear mums and dads. grandparents. uncles. brothers. some of the biggest names in tv... we don't want you to die. ..now turning their attention to the pandemic. take the jab. with ongoing concerns about low vaccination take—up rates in black communities, this new, high—profile campaign has been led by sir lenny henry. please talk to a medical professional. do not go to dave down the pub for information, or uncle charlie on the zoom call. go to a medical professional, or your gp and get the proper information so you are properly informed and take the jab because we don't want anybody else to die. latest figures for the over 70s released by the office for national statistics show that between december last year a

today huge star hugh grant and rock icon lenny kravitz, plus actress vanessa hudgens and quick and easyips to get you organized, all next on live. ♪ talk with me, let me go ♪ ♪ got to keep below... ♪ and now here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. - [applause] - hello. - [laughs] - good morning, kelly ripa. i couldn't get in. i couldn't get in. hi. good morning. it is monday, march 29. good to see you. - good to see you as well, sir. um, hey, something to put you in the right head space-- yes, i need to be put in there. we need to be geared into that-- that head space. lot of people been booking their summer travel. they're looking forward to finally getting somewhere,

. >> was it called -- "lenny." >> jimmy: yes, it was "lenny."e" definitely >> jimmy: no, it definitely would be but i was about to -- i said one ticket for "notting hill" please and that's not -- that's not what the one they gave me. they gave me a ticket to a a different film >> "out of africa" >> jimmy: yeah that's where music started that's where a cappella music started and that's why they came up with "pitch perfect. that song about singing in a a capella. >> of course, of course. and then, i mean, if you're talking about singing movies, you know, then i guess you'd have to mention -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it's so easy it's so easy >> i'll just say "queen. but that's not what it's called >> jimmy: it's not sure it is >> is it >> jimmy: uh, yeah well, i mean -- it was called "queen." what did you think it was called, "rock and roll high school?" >> yeah, i mean, yeah. it's something like that but it certainly wasn't called "star wars." we know that >> jimmy: yeah but that did not work as i believe. i think it went down like the "titan

. _ the comedian sir lenny henry and dozens of black celebrities have joined forces to urge black britonsid—19. they've written an open letter and recorded a short film telling people to trust the facts and the experts. the move comes as figures show that vaccination rates are considerably lower among black britons than among the white population. here's our correspondent adina campbell. dear mums and dads. grandparents. aunties. uncles. _ dear mums and dads. grandparents. aunties. uncles. some _ dear mums and dads. grandparents. aunties. uncles. some of— dear mums and dads. grandparents. aunties. uncles. some of britain's i aunties. uncles. some of britain's bi est aunties. uncles. some of britain's biggest black— aunties. uncles. some of britain's biggest black stars _ aunties. uncles. some of britain's biggest black stars who _ aunties. uncles. some of britain's biggest black stars who have - aunties. uncles. some of britain's. biggest black stars who have turned their attention to the covid crisis. we don't want you to get sick. the? we don't want you to get sick. they have come — we

she was only six months. >> martha: thanks very much, ellie and lenny. you're a beautiful young lady. >> thank you. >> martha: you lived behind us for how many years? >> 24 years. >> martha: why are you so driven by keeping this community strong and trying to help it? people have left. why did you not leave? >> my wife is from new jersey. i'm from jamaica. i landed out of college into the job i wanted. i've always had the jobs i wanted. moved up the corporate ladder. none of that would have been achievable without children getting bulled over with water hoses in the south. children went to jail for me. so how can i, a grown man, not take some risks and sacrifices for the kids that are yet to come, including the little baby, when i got so much without lifting a finger. so i just scooped in on the train, on the last train of the civil rights track. boom, america was my open field. i totally grateful. the only way to express it, plant myself where the problems are and show that contribution. >> martha: don showed me there's balloons on trees with photos str

bolshevik leadership and is a fantastic intellectual whose greatness i think is not appreciated entirely lenny rolt his book famous book material. and in pure criticisms to criticize bob dylan of ideas but i think bogdanov had much clearer understanding of the new white philosophical ideas which are the same ideas which were the root of quantum theory so boggan of i.d.'s and heisenberg step toward quantum mechanics are very close to one another and the discussion. leaning in bogdan of them and. by quite a lot the current discussion about what is reality at the light of quantum theory i think we should all go back to bach then of modern of has been ignored both in the sort of the in soviet russia and in the west. because he was too radical for both sides of their own currently curtin i think. but has been a. very deep thinker who i think has got some of the key ideas behind. the to play a role in quantum theory i mean maybe the pandemic to learn the climate crisis has given some kind of lie to the idea we're all individuals in the in the fatter right as margaret thatcher would have it but in qu

direct that final military and accept that finding a roommate oddly and you know all of us that we wish lenny elections and all these the what lou shows we see that we will and people credit because they shouldn't but eventually it was all guided finally tree and now we are truly in the true kahlo of the military and now we all. poke a little get rid of it the military already taken over you know our politicos peer at the same time now they are plenty our house whole and all our daily security so i think. for sure it created a port city for all of us to recycle what one around in the beginning it's really difficult in a daze not to make comparisons between all the times when they have been pro-democracy movements in me i'm all and send you since different from 2007 is this different from an e.t.a. this is sent from the wind who says this is different and have a listen. gov of illusion is very much different from the previous previous revolutions like 98 or 2007 because we now have seen to net we don't have the official media that we all have to be told to get all of the help and if in a count

direct that final military and accept that fine the ruling party and you know all of us that we with lenny elections and all these solutions we to see that we were and democratic because they churn but eventually it was all guided finally tree and now we are truly in the true kahlo the military and now we all call the fact that the ok we need to get rid of it the military already taking over you know our politicos peer at the same time now they are plekanec our household and all our daily security so i think. for sure it creates a port city for all of us to recycle what we want to round into the jam it's really difficult matings not to make comparisons between all the times when they have been pro-democracy movements in me i'm all and use this different from 2007 is this different from. this is sent from the wind who says this is different and have a listen. the gov of illusion is very much different from the previous previous revolutions like 98 or 2007 because we now have seen to know we don't have the official media there we all have the 1st polls to get to all of the happenings in the

. >> reporter: others say they are not ready to drop masks and social distancing like lenny ambros anddc guidelines. we feel it is best and it's the best way to keep our operation running smoothly. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott said that falling hospitalizations and vaccinations mean mandates are no longer needed and it's up to people to act responsibly. is it too soon? the state averaged 6,000 cases a day when the mandate was made. average cases are still above 4,000, much too high warns infectious disease expert. >> the variants are here in texas and they have been documented in multiple areas of the state including here in houston. >> reporter: while many welcome the return to normal, some business owners say it's an impossible situation. >> it's easy for governor abbott to say everyone should open because he is not the one who is physically at risk. >> reporter: michael owns the cotton mouth club, he closed it last june, believing it was not safe to be open. he said that other bar owners were attacked for enforcing the mask wearing in the statewide mandate. >> we are used

lenny glimpse of optimism offered by the east mass vaccination program could be fading quickly as new restrictive measures come into force leaving the block's already battered labor market in dire straits according to a new report almost 6000000 europeans lost their jobs in the 1st 6 months of 2020 because of the pandemic according to a study carried out by europe found those in low paid jobs have been hit significantly more than even in the 2008 financial crisis we spoke to political commentator john brick wall about the problem. liking at this point the only solutions we're actually nation the problem is. so the loss of judgment on this so that we're not going to give in the grave used only sees we'll go back to nation is very slow not only you know and then the whole lot going to buy cheney's abortion scene even though some countries do like hungary is personal so we should as much like see as many vaccines as we in the bureaucracy slow in doing it it's not efficient and for political reasons it's for looking to use their version of the chinese vaccine which is in. anger is mountin

conclude this presentation here on the battlefield and i am joined by my two mascot friends, lizzie and lenny. in the important battles i mentioned before, this is the battle that saved washington, d.c. in 1864. here, right next to a cavalry flag, both sides had cavalry deployed here. learn to talk about another cavalry action that does not get much attention, but i think makes for a good final story, and that is the charge of the mule brigade. it occurred in october of 1863 at the battle of the what had she -- it's on the border of tennessee. 200 union mules were tethered together by gunfire went started exploding around them. they broke loose of their tethers and stampeded. for chili for the union, they stampeded in the direction of the confederate forces. the confederate forces saw what they thought were horses charging them. they thought it was a union cavalry charge. they panicked. ultimately they retreated. some historians question how much that played into the defeat of the confederates, but it did play a factor. when grant was informed, he said he would promote the mules to horses. so

sir lenny henry has written an open letter, urging black british people to get the covid 19 vaccine.e people. the letter is co—signed by figures including the actress, thandie newton and the olympic athlete, denise lewis. when it comes to the over 70s, the latest figures from the uk's stats body the ons show take—up amongst white britons was the highest at 90 percent, dropping significantly for those who identify as black caribbean and black african — to 68 and 58 per cent respectively. the "bridgerton " actress adjoa ando is one of those who got involved — she explained why. we are part of a large community of black people who sometimes with any historical perspective were concerned about the power of the state, our works upon us in the history of medicine and how we quite often rule the short stroll with it and black women are five times more likely to have negative outcomes during childbirth compared to their white peers. we have seen the negative impact of covid—19 on ethnic minorities and we have a history where experimentation has been used on black people. some variance in und

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lenny me to discuss, psychotherapist and mom of two scenes, lucy mitchell. want to start with you. tell me what you noticed in your teens over the last year. >> the hope for normalcy in my teens and all teens is very minimal. my teens have been homeschooling for over a year since 2020. one thing i have been implementing is weekly mental checks something i never thought i would have to do. i live in a constant state of fear of what their emotional state is going to be, what they are witnessing in children as young as 5 years old, constant crying, emotional disconnection from friends and social situations. to see studies are showing this is doubled and last year in medical claims for mental health in teens aged 13 to 18 is shocking, something i can't wrap my head around. jillian: let's pull up these numbers to reference what you are discussing. total mental health claims for kids age 13 to 18, the percentage of all medical claims and as you can see mental health claims are 97%, intentional self-harm claims 90.7%, overdoses 94.9%. i want to bring you to explain

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. >> kristen welker and steve israel and lenny chen, we have to leave it there. >>> there was history house. the first african-american vice president kamala harris swore in the first native american to lead a cabinet department. deb haaland former congress member is the u.s. secretary of the interior. the federal agency she will lead works with the nation's nearly 600 recognized tribes and will be one-fifth the interior controls one-fifth of the land in the u.s. moments ago the senate has confirmed javier becerra as the next secretary of health and human services. so that is move forward we don't have a cia director, still a hold, i believe from ted cruz. one senator can hold up the nomination of william burns, widely recognized bipartisan support, former member of the diplomatic board to be the head of the cia. >>> coming up, say no to hate. in the wake of the atlanta shootings and new light being shined on discrimination faced by asian-american women passionate testimony in front of congress by our next guest. >> unfortunately, this type of prejudice is far from new. it's a similar

meka everybody knows the lenny and boomers are natural enemies.od to have someone who is more gen x as a natural adjudicator between the two sides. this book is written from the perspective of a millennial. it's a book that looks around at a book and tries examine what went wrong from the perspective of the boomers children. however, even though this is a book with that subjective perspective, i did have a writing as objective as possible. and really examine all of my millennial against the boomer generation to nail down which things are the boomers fault and which are not. which were just cases where there generation got lucky and mine was unlucky. i will give three examples from the book. can pleat millennial's have against boomers. my answer to whether or not those are fair or unfair. and after those three complaints we can what luncheon to discussion. the first is obviously economics. that's the top of every millennial list of resentment. the boomers just had it so easy economically and we have it so tough. the millennial's are just a lot poor

this is to the honorable johnny whitly, the acting secretary of the army, and it is from attorney lenny keston representing the family. and they have some attorney questions there that i think need to be answered. so my question to you is why, why -- >> without objection, it's admitted to the record. >> thank you, madame chair. so the investigation to exonerate the officer was completed in days, days. including polygraph which i question the integrity of that process. we don't even allow that in federal court. but relying on a polygraph, you were in a rush to determine that the superior officer was not held to account. but when the family is looking for information about the disappearance of their son, it's taking forever. even though the local police have submitted their investigation in their report. temple, klim, texas both forthcoming. it's taking forever for cid to get the family the information regarding the death of their son. and i don't know if you're just trying to outwait us. i don't understand the pace of discovery here. it's been a long, long time for that family to be suff

frieden, because you said it ain't over til it's over, you made me think of lenny kravitz.very much. we'll be right back. is now a good time for a flare-up? enough, crohn's! for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis... stelara® can provide relief and is the only approved medication to reduce inflammation on and below the surface of the intestine in uc. you, getting on that flight? back off, uc! stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection... flu-like symptoms, sores, new skin growths, have had cancer, or if you need a vaccine. pres, a rare, potentially fatal brain condition, may be possible. some serious allergic reactions and lung inflammation can occur. lasting remission can start with stelara®. if you've been financially impacted by covid-19, janssen may be able to help. >> today marks one year since breonna taylor shot and events underway right now in louisville to honor her. that's her jeff hall is reporting this afternoon. hi, jeff. reporte

he was a huge fan of lenny bruce and kind of apriled his comical style.hing i could. obviously, trying to master the accent, being an englishman was a challenge because he is born in boston, was educated in brandice and berkeley. so, yeah, it was tough. and i'm half a foot taller than him. >> yes, there's that. well, you had your director to fix that for you, the height problem. aaron, i got a tweet sent to me before the show tonight. this is not someone i know. he said, sorkin is the only writer that can make me feel so patriotic that it brings tears to my eyes and i'm canadian. aaron, do you think of yourself as a patriotic writer? >> i do. first of all, i want to thank whoever wrote that tweet because i always wanted -- listen, i wrote this film over and over and over again. it took a long time. but i always wanted people to feel good at the end of the movie. i just wanted people to feel taller. and i think that they do. and you know from the time we spent together on the west wing that i like reclaiming the idea of patriotism from the silly idea of pa

authorities there are accused of not doing enough to fight the pandemic the health minister who your muscle lenny has resigned he resigned on friday and now the president we need to ask his whole cabinet to put their names to be looked out and he will decide who will stay and who will go he says he's listening to the people the people and factions of his own party and the opposition saying that he should go to many people are dying in paraguay. i know enough vaccines are reaching the country to form 4000 in a population of 7000000 say he's really under pressure to answer those those criticisms from his people demonstrations in the capital almost every night now ok thank you for that update there daniel schorr i'm not in want to scientists. amsterdam a city known for its not life is holding its 1st major concert since the pandemic began more than a 1000 people are expected to its largest music venue visit. the have to abide by strict rules step also as they are tells us how things are unfolding yes. finally people. can. hear this is the march 13th 100. take part in this march an experiment going t

we were looking for video footage | we were looking for video footage and explaining who lenny was.de of it? ., , ., different joke every day? have they made of it?— different joke every day? have they made of it? ., , ., ,, ., made of it? people have stopped and had really good _ made of it? people have stopped and had really good i _ made of it? people have stopped and had really good i think— made of it? people have stopped and had really good i think we _ made of it? people have stopped and had really good i think we have i made of it? people have stopped and had really good i think we have a i had really good i think we have a bit of a slew of people coming past us going on their daily walks so it is a really nice, really nice to see people dropping letters and notes through the doorjust to tell is to keep it up. and you know, keep people smiling. it has been great stop how has it been back at school, sonny, finally? stop how has it been back at school, sonny. finally?— sonny, finally? really good but i have been _ sonny, finally? really good but i have been telling _ sonny, fi

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let's talk to lenny, who has got the straighteners theout~ _ lenny, who has got the straighteners theoutdemand is there? i've waited so long to open the doors — i've waited so long to open the doors so— i've waited so long to open the doors so i_ i've waited so long to open the doors. so i think— i've waited so long to open the doors. so i think we _ i've waited so long to open the doors. so i think we are - i've waited so long to open the doors. so i think we are all- i've waited so long to open the| doors. so i think we are alljust excited — doors. so i think we are alljust excited to— doors. so i think we are alljust excited to get _ doors. so i think we are alljust excited to get back _ doors. so i think we are alljust excited to get back to - doors. so i think we are alljust excited to get back to doing - doors. so i think we are alljust l excited to get back to doing what doors. so i think we are alljust - excited to get back to doing what we trained _ excited to get back to doing what we trained so _ excited to get back to doing what we trained so hard _ excited to get back to doi

like lenny ambrose -- >> we are going to follow the cdc guidelines.e feel that it is best, and that's the best way to keep our operation running smoothly. >> reporter: texas governor abbott says falling hospitalizations and increased vaccinations mean state mandate are no longer needed and it's up to individuals and businesses to behave responsibly. but is it too soon? when abbott implemented a mask mandate last summer, the state averaged about 6,000 new cases a day. while cases have fallen since the winter peak, average new daily cases are still above 4,000. much too high warns infectious disease expert dr. jill weatherhead. >> these variants are here in texas. they have been documented in multiple areas of the state including here in houston. >> reporter: while many welcome the return to normal, some business owners say it's an impossible situation. >> it's easy for governor abbott to say everyone should open because he's not the one who's physically at risk. >> reporter: michael neff co-owns houston's cottonmouth club. he closed it last june believ

this past sunday was the anniversary of lenny sunday as you two are well aware, a day that 56 years ago when date and local police attacked peaceful demonstrators in selma alabama. there were seeking to march, montgomery in protest of jim crow laws that denied black women and men the right to vote. we've come a long way in many ways since blood sunday but as we know all too well we still have a long way to go to ensure complete access to the ballot for all eligible americans. indeed, in the first two months of this calendar year legislators in 43 states have already proposed more than 250 bills that if an active would have the net effect of making it harder for eligible citizens to register or state registered or to cast their ballots. thejustice department clearly has a critical role to play in ensuring that our elections continue to be fair and free . but it's ability to do so has been hampered by the shelby versus older decision by the supreme court in 2013 so my first question is to miss monaco and miss gupta, have you envisioned reinvigorating civil rights division generally and sp

okay, well, you know, you know you busy like you said you're in london so obviously, you know, it's lenny's1 trillion transistors into this chip. whoo! yeah! oh, hi. i invested in invesco qqq. a fund that invests in the innovators of the nasdaq 100, like you. you don't have to be circuit design engineer to help push progress forward. can i hold the chip? become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq. ♪ >>> have a great day. don't miss out on the grand opening of floor and decor in pleasant hill! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. or easily order online, and pick up all the products you need for your flooring project curbside! so come discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. explore floor and decor's newest east bay area location march 18th, or shop our milpitas, burlingame or san leandro stores, now open. >> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc7 news. >>> good morning. i'm kumasi aaron from "abc7

this past sunday was the anniversary of lenny sunday as you two are well aware, a day that 56 years ago when date and local police attacked peaceful demonstrators in selma alabama. there were seeking to march, montgomery in protest of jim crow laws that denied black women and men the right to vote. we've come a long way in many ways since blood sunday but as we know all too well we still have a long way to go to ensure complete access to the ballot for all eligible americans. indeed, in the first two months of this calendar year legislators in 43 states have already proposed more than 250 bills that if an active would have the net effect of making it harder for eligible citizens to register or state registered or to cast their ballots. thejustice department clearly has a critical role to play in ensuring that our elections continue to be fair and free . but it's ability to do so has been hampered by the shelby versus older decision by the supreme court in 2013 so my first question is to miss monaco and miss gupta, have you envisioned reinvigorating civil rights division generally and sp

this is to the honorable johnny whitly, the acting secretary of the army, and it is from attorney lenny keston representing the family. and they have some attorney questions there that i think need to be answered. so my question to you is why, why -- >> without objection, it's admitted to the record. >> thank you, madame chair. so the investigation to exonerate the officer was completed in days, days. including polygraph which i question the integrity of that process. we don't even allow that in federal court. but relying on a polygraph, you were in a rush to determine that the superior officer was not held to account. but when the family is looking for information about the disappearance of their son, it's taking forever. even though the local police have submitted their investigation in their report. temple, klim, texas both forthcoming. it's taking forever for cid to get the family the information regarding the death of their son. and i don't know if you're just trying to outwait us. i don't understand the pace of discovery here. it's been a long, long time for that family to be suff

it is, obviously with sir lenny, often quite light—hearted, which is why it's very effective, but it'sof us saying we love you and we want you to be safe and we want to be together with you. we know that you deserve to be as well and healthy as everybody else, and so we just want to encourage you to join us in taking the vaccine. and i have many members of my family who are in the medical profession... they're all behind it as well. lovely weather for is in it. the met office as it's recorded its warmest of the year. 10.2 celsius was recorded in central london at the hottest march day sends 25.6 degrees in cambridgeshire in 1968. they want in cambridgeshire in 1968. they want in england goes on the slight relaxation of the coronavirus restriction but the met warned the weather conditions will change dramatically from thursday. in a moment sophie hayworth will be here with the six o'clock news is we joint viewers on bbc one. with the six o'clock news is we joint viewers on bbc one. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. hello there. this week is shaping up to be one o

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and a personalised weather forecast for lenny henry today please! diana, princess of wales visited london's middlesex hospital and the famous pictures of her holding the hand of a man dying with aids started to change the public discussion about the virus. breakfast�*s jayne mccubbin has taken three people who remember that time well back to the hospital's former site, to discuss their hopes for a new uk aids memorial. it's the late 1980s. ash is a student about to discover the gay scene. judy, a teenager about to become a nurse. and lord fowler is the then health secretary, about to take on the biggest fight of his political career. that will be going out to every household in the country. aids was the thing that united them back then. a desire to build a permanent memorial to that time and those people is what unites them today. voiceover: there is now a danger that has become a threat to us all. | i remember it very well. vividly, in fact, when the "aids, don't die of ignorance" hit the screens. and i rememberjust being shocked. itjust became par

charlie plays rugby, lenny plays football and this is super ted who likes playing with dinosaurs. .,how? there are a couple of ways people _ help, how? there are a couple of ways people can _ help, how? there are a couple of ways people can get _ help, how? there are a couple of ways people can get involved. i help, how? there are a couple of| ways people can get involved. the distance is 9554 miles which we have decided to cover. i pledged i would cover 2000 miles by running very slowly, trying to cover it. people can help in a number of ways, and they can become astronauts and sign up they can become astronauts and sign up to cover 100 miles and raise £100 of sponsorship, or people can help in any way they can by having a cake sale, doing a runner orfamily walk. if you walked five miles you could raise £5. also people could just donate if they want to. there are lots of ways to get involved. charlie, will you be doing some running? charlie, will you be doing some runnina ? , ~ ., , charlie, will you be doing some runninu? , ~ ., , , ., ., running? yes. me and my brother are s-ulitt