history is always told from the perspective of the great man, where there is david livingstone or sizzle, john rose, or robert mogley. i feel that my responsibility as, as emma, when writer is to tell this more when story in a way that it hasn't fully been told before. and i plan to do that with every book that i write. ah, we're going, we're going to the high 14. yeah, i'm setting up an entry office because i can write it whole, but i like the illusion of having a job to go to eating, especially when i'm writing. and right now i'm facing as self imposed deadline. i need to finish a manuscript by the end of the year. ah, i decided very early on that i wanted to be a writer, but i couldn't see how. it's only when i read assisted enter in was spoke nervous conditions. when i was already in law school that i realized that a black and white one woman could write a novel in english because the 1st person to do it. so by the time i read her and started reading other, you know toni morrison, alice walker and other black female authors. i was already in law school and loving my subjects of law.

livingston football club sa the tuesday. livingston football club say they are _ tuesday.. fans arriving here on tuesday will need to show their vaccine passport and for many that will now include the booster. people can also show evidence of a recent negative lateral flow test. the annual celtic connections festival begins later this month. it's hoped that in easing of restrictions on such indoor events will be confirmed next week. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is... the uk's prime minister boris johnson is facing fresh questions after a 100 people were invited for drinks at downing street during strict covid lockdown rules in 2020. one of the biggest illegal darknet has gone off—line as the selling counterfeit cash and malware used to hack and disabled computers. the administrations shut it down over christmas but new illegal sites are pepping up christmas but new illegal sites are popping up all the time. research by the bbc highlights the success of the bbc highlights the success of the all my drug stray. our cyber reporter has more.

and we can go to london too, because we can speak with can livingston the former british labor party and pay a mayor of london. and you're very welcome. thanks for your time this afternoon. for us today, it will give a written response to russia's concerns next week. what sort of response can we expect? she stake. why do you think difficult to tell because this is being run by the american ministration? because basically, the president has become quite unpopular poll ratings down. so rather than having serious debates the state of the american economy ramping out, the idea of the stretch from russia. and almost like going back to the cold war was to divert attention that the simple fact is, president putin is not going to invade ukraine. all that sort of nonsense is just being ramped up by a me, the american media to distract from the other problems at the biden administration . and do you think, under the circumstances, russia should withdraw its troops from the board with the cry, and that's the main concern from ukraine. the us the simple factors rush has got the right to have tro

not ken livingstone for melinda. my pleasure. speaking to you today are you are kind of as prime minister has tweeted that he has cove it's just after reportedly being rushed to a secret secure evacuation spot where more than 10000 truckers and their freedom convoy support has descended on parliament hill against no job no job rules, crowds and vehicles have been blocked in key roads around parliament building and also protested great warnings of extreme called to vent that oppositions of vaccine mandate sounds. other pandemic restrictions. many said they were not against the job, just the government forcing people to take them. canadian activists, chris elton talked to us from the process. as you can see, i'm surrounded by some trucks. right now. i'm standing right in front of parliament . i've been here for a couple days. there been no problem whatsoever. but there is an absolute unyielding determination on the part of the truckers, the not leave until all the mandates about santa are gone because we've been putting up for 2 ye

thank you livingston for that. now we have a question. do the unknown soldier remains of the various wars from a do they live together or are they replaced when there is one from a new war, what happens? >> asked excellent question makes me realize i should have put in a diagram or aerial view to help illustrate this. i might be able to show one of the photos included but they are not all in the same spot if that makes sense. the world war i unknown and then to the east make sure i get my geography right here. beside a tomb for the world war i unknown, below grade so at below ground level for the plaza are the world war ii korean war unknowns in the vault for the vietnam vault. they are separated but the same affinity everyone is familiar with they are all there garter by the sentinels. the match is between below ground fault or world war ii korean war unknowns and the gallery, public gallery where people pay their respects when they visit the cemetery. >> here is an interesting question. got to love our listeners, they are so creative. d

my mother, your grandmother was a livingston, livingston manor, and they came to the city in 1674.s worth the ticket. it is worth the ticket just for the wardrobe and and the locati. >> indeed. and nobody writes a snob like julian fellows. i've got the huge costumes and the whitherringly snobbish lines. >> stephen: are those accurate those costumes. >> oh, yes. >> stephen: the corsets and all that. >> it's completely accurate, ad it's gobs of fabric. it's as though you took your grandmothers floor-to-ceiling velvet curtains and wrapped them around your body and you carried them around. it's like really huge amounts of fabric and beading and wigs. >> stephen: how long does it take? what is it a corset like? obviously, i'm wearing spanx right now. are you drawn into these corsets and everything? >> yeah. they put it on you and they keep pulling and pulling and pulling, and they'll say, "is it too tight?" and you'll say no, i think it's okay. because of course you're a woman and you want your waist to look-- "no, no, keep going, it's fine." "really, are you sure?" "oh, yes, i'll tell

livingston beat hibs 3—2, having fought back from a goal down.re postponed due to the weather. free—scoring fulham have maintained their five point lead at the top of the championship despite a 1—1 draw with blackpool. that's because blackburn were also held away at luton. peterborough meanwhile remain stuck in the bottom three after losing at home to sheffield united. billy sharp opened the scoring for the blades and callum morton found his own net late on to make it 2—0. just two days to go before this transfer window closes, winger adama traore has completed his move to barcelona from the 26 year came through barca's academy and returns to the spanish club on a loan deal with a £30million option to buy. it's understood spurs had made a bid but were knocked back although sources at the london club deny making an offer. cameroon have secured their place in the semi—finals of the africa cup of nations. the hosts knocked out the gambia who have had an incredbile run in this tournament on their debut.. but two goals in the second half from toko eka

hearts were 2—0 winners over bottom—of—the—table stjohnstone and there were wins for st mirren, livingstonat is their first ever victory in this tournament. comoros went 2—0 up and ghana were down to ten, with andre ayew shown a controversial straight red card for this challenge. but ghana fought back despite being a man down and alexander djiku levelled the score with 13 minutes left on the clock, before ahmed mogni grabbed a second of the match for him, handing his team the win and placing them third in group c. in the other match in the group, it was 1—1 between gabon and morocco. before an own goal looked to have handed gabon top spot, psg defender achraf hakimi scored the equaliser in the 84th minute for a 2—2 draw, which means morocco, who were last champions in 1976, are through top of the group. in other football news, duncan ferguson has been appointed as everton caretaker manager for the club's upcoming games. the blues legend took charge of training this morning as the squad prepare for the visit of aston villa to goodison park on saturday. everton's bid to bring back roberto ma

livingston have welcomed the news ahead of their game at home to dundee next week.is what we wanted to do it and i think over the past couple of years, fans of had a rough field through the pandemic. so, the little things we can do to help them move on, it is good but full capacity which a couple weeks ago we moved on through the winter break. it's ben another busy day at the africa cup of nations. algeria began the defence of the title with a disappointing goalless draw against sierra leone — a great result for the leone stars, in theirfirst nations cup since 1996. the three time champions nigeria were up against the most successful nation in the history of the tournament, seven time winners egypt. nigeria were the better side and scored the only goal of the game — a superb strike from leicester's kelechi iheanacho taking the win in group d as liverpool's mo salah was kept quiet by the super eagles. while in the same group guinea bissau missed a chance to beat sudan when pele saw his 82nd minute penalty saved by ali abou achrine, the crossbar was then hit in chaoti

where rangers remain four points clear at the top of the scottish premiership after a 1—0 win over livingstonearts' liam boyce missed this chance for an equaliser from the penalty spot. 2—1, it finished there. chelsea are back up to second in the women's super leagueafter a 2—0 victory over west ham. the blues opened the scoring when a shot from erin cuthbert set substitute beth england up for their first goal. cuthbert then added a late second with a fine finish from the edge of the box. it's chelsea's second victory against the hammers in seven days, having got past their london rivals in the quarterfinals of the women's continental league cup last week. they're nowjust a point behind arsenal at the top. to the africa cup of nations, then, where egypt are through to the quarter finals after a dramatic penalty shoot—out win over ivory coast. liverpool striker mo salah struck the winning spot—kick for egypt after the sides finished o—o. egypt will now face morocco in the last eight in yaounde on sunday. tonight's other game also went to penalties, after no goals in normal time. equitorial gun

even after 1781 when james livingston's regiment was demobilized anybody left over from that as well as other foreign recruits and soldiers joined hazen's regiment and it became known as the canadian old regiment, but let me tell you. not the name that's in the pension accounts hazen's regiment congress's own is usually what you see they they picked up on that identity. so this leads me into the other one that i want to talk about is this is how we get sergeant major john h hawkins. is that they are recruiting among all of these other camps and garrison's up in the new york area. they are sending recruiting officers down here into pennsylvania into these other states to the point where we've got soldiers from 11 of the states in the regiments. the only ones we don't have is i haven't found anybody from south carolina or georgia in this regiment, but they've got somebody from every other state. so we've got this tremendously unique. regiment that was called canadian was called congress's own but in some ways is a microcosm of the continental army itself. is that within its companies a

livingston beat hibs 3—2, having fought back from a goal down.ed their place in the semi finals of the africa cup of nations. the hosts knocked out the gambia who have had an incredbile run in this tournament on their debut.. but two goals in the second half from toko ekambi ensures the home fans will still have plenty to cheer about. jim lumsden reports. before the game, the players and crowd fell silent to remember the eight people killed in a crash outside cameroon's lapsed match, 2—1 win over comoros. the hosts set the team up against the surprise team of the tournament, the gambia, who had only succeeded a single goal in the competition. the scorpions attacked little bit offended ably in the first half. scene after the break, the team ranked 150th in the world and were back on the back and leon's toko ekambi scored his fourth goal in five games. the gambia's fairy tale began to fade fast went toko ekambi added another. the indomitable lions roamed freely as the opposition became listless. two more remained in the opposition were out. cameroo

. >> reporter: -- sage -- >> my mother, your grandmother was a livingston of livingston man manor. >>hter] >> i don't know. it makes me laugh because, you know, when people really look up, you know, buffalo, and the buffalo bills, and where i come from. >> reporter: yes, christine baranski is a proud buffaloian, the daughter who grew up steeped in her family's polish culture. >> my first memory of going to see live performers is when my father took me to see a polish singing and dancing group. i must have been 7. at the curtain call, i suddenly heard my father shouting, bravo, and he was actually crying and shouting. it is my fondest memory of my father. and i think it may have been the beginning of my feeling for, wow, the performing arts, performers, that's a really special thing, to be a performer. >> reporter: when christine was eight years old, her father died abruptly from an aortic aneurysm. she found comfort on friday night visits to her grandparents' home. >> while they were playing bingo, i was upstairs in my grandmother's bedroom playing every single role in "south pacific.

in her words, history is always told from the perspective of the great man, whether it's david livingston, all robot mcgarvey. my responsibility is to tell, is involved in story, in a way that it hasn't really been told before. the ordinary everyday life was involved with is the people i'm writing about patina, kappa, out of darkness. my zimbabwe on al jazeera, a 4 hour climb for 4 minutes practice. ah, but to achieve their dream of becoming afghanistan's 1st ever, when 2 in the pm's, they will have to overcome many mountains, carving a path of hope and inspiration, where the light shine witness on al jazeera lou and moline site. indo ha, here top stories on al jazeera, the united arab emirates says it's intercepted and destroyed a missile fide by humans who the rebels. it's the 3rd attack of its kind in recent weeks, the defense ministry says debris fell outside populated areas. the target was unclear, but it comes a fortnight after heathy drone, a strike on the capitol abu dhabi, kill 3 people. i hate the spokesman warned further attacks on the u. e. mohammed al, a tab has more from san

in her words, history is always told from the perspective of the great man, whether it's david livingston, all robot mcgarvey. my responsibility is to tell, is involved when story in a way that it hasn't really been told me for the ordinary everyday life was involved with is that people are writing about patina, kappa, out of darkness. my zimbabwe on al jazeera ah. ready this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm barbara sarah. this is the al jazeera news, our live from london. thank you for joining us. coming up in the next 60 minutes. digging in on the ukrainian border or more than a 100000 russian troops on stand by to the east of the country as military and diplomatic efforts to avert the crisis. continue glass i gave rose rando in a cold and snowy.

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hibs are currently 2— tier against livingston. hearts, 1—0 against motherwell.two matches in the fourth round of the women's fa cup this afternoon. a comfortable win for manchester city, they beat nottingham forest 8—0. georgia stanway with a hat trick. holders chelsea beat aston villa 3—1, villa pulling one back in the 95th minute. in the women's premier 155, wasps left it late, but they came from behind to earn a 15 all draw at home to exeter. the chiefs took charge just before half time with south africa international zintle mpupha scoring the pick of the tries. exeter chipped away at the deficit and with just minutes remaining flo williams�* penalty secured the draw. elsewhere there were wins for loughborough and saracens. that's all the sport for now. it's thought that 1.3 million people in the uk are living with long covid — and hundreds of thousands of them experience breathlessness. traditional lung scans often appear to be normal though. but researchers in oxford are using a different technique in a clinical trial — which does show problems in these pat

so livingston will be fully public. i think that is very serious beforehand to break. so in my view was never a good idea. i think that's also that proven to be the case. we're now saying unnecessary paperwork of obstruction to small businesses. the particular many of the given up trying to import direct for this. this is crazy. this is the biggest mistake made in my view. so conflicted wound. so yes, there is a short term diversity if you want to call on to some of these things all again. but i don't think that's the reason we got. the reason we've got them is because the problem is, is inherently unsigned. i'm not going to take all the rules. miss baker, i'm running out of time. have one last question for you. if i may, if, if it's so important to, to get the tories out of power. why a labor and the live dems still unwilling to enter an excuse me and look electoral pack them together? you would have 48 percent of the vote. that's according to the latest you got the whole. well, it doesn't quite work to simply as i mean, because not everybody who wants to be told not

yes, she is always told from the perspective of the great man whether it's david livingston or robert will gladly. my responsibility is to tell them, well when story in a way that it hasn't really been told before. the ordinary everyday life was involved with is that people are writing about patina, kappa, out of darkness. my zimbabwe on al jazeera me when mark soccer bird essentially said that it is okay for politicians to lot. that spells do me. my name is maria rafa, and i'm a journalist and author, the message that the government is sending is very clear. be silent for your next when i started seeing videos of people so angry with things that were frankly untrue. i realize i was working for something that was evil and i had been a part of actually creating us. i'm christopher wiley, i'm a data scientist, but most people know me as the cambridge analytical whistleblower, i revealed how our data is being manipulated for political gain without our consent . me the way that social media platforms have been formulated. fancy the devil in your ear. why is it that you're allowed to exper

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with people like livingston, leopold and rhodes featuring as heroes. you see? rhodes didn't only wrap up the kimberly diamond mines for himself or a couple of his buddies. thank you very much. he was an arc imperialist who believed the 100 percent in the superior of the english race. you know, all i learned about africans was how weak we were. we in weaponry traveling clothing, how we had to be civilized by the great christian nations. i mean, what kind of histories that, and they say he donated this land to the university, but whose land was it to begin with? the story of being black and writing history is not complete without addressing the most marginalized in society. you know, people like black people or women and then the struggle goes on to korea bodies, not binary kid is like we saw one of the non finer kiddos in this kid that people just for now walking out. are people, whoa, whoa, who have disabilities? our image is not complete until all those people are, was empowered, feel like they can participate and can contribute into the movement. you know, as

continue the dialogue over these ongoing tensions between russia and the west. formal on the american livingston says u. s. anti russian rhetoric is an attempt to distract from domestic problems. the simple fact you have to ask now, why we got nato extend, naomi, this isn't the cold war. the simple fact is, russia is not about to invade the west, and we shouldn't be wasting so much of our money on all of this. and the simple fact is about half of all the military spending in the world is by the united states of america. so the idea that ross is going to provide some sort of conflict is absolute nonsense. this is being run by the american ministration. because basically that the president has become quite unpopular paul writing down. so rather than having serious debates, the state of the american economy ramping out, the idea of a stretch from russia. and almost like going back to the cold war, helps to divert attention that the simple fact is, president putin is not going to invade ukraine. all that sort of nonsense is just being run by the american media to distract from the other problems tha

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ratcheting up tensions, will tomorrow be revealed or latest day, rather, former london, may a ken livingstone, meantime, told us has got nothing in his for you to do with russia supposed evasion of your credit and everything to do with the scandals piling up or on johnston at the moment used to being lied to the politics all my life. and i don't believe a word that the british government or the american government is saying about the intention of puting. if you know the league of ukraine is telling the west to sort of wind all this down. i don't feel under threats at all. if we get into sanctions with russia, we will be in a position where it damages many of our businesses, many, perhaps tens of thousands of people lose their jobs here in this country. and the simple fact is, this is all i think, being ran up by our prime minister barak johnson to distract attention from the scandal he's involved in that he held always illegal parties at 10 downing street. while the rest of us were only knocked down. and when a prime minister's court lying, it's the end of their career. and the simple fact is

in her words, history is always told from the perspective of the great man, whether it is david livingston, all robot will gladly. my responsibility is to tell isabel when story in a way that it hasn't really been told before the ordinary. everyday life was in love with the people, i'm writing about patina, kappa, out of darkness my zimbabwe on al jazeera lou. ah, no. watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories best up north korea has testified, was thought to be it's longest range, miss all since 2017 sundays launch was young ang, 7th this month. the u. s. as north korea has violated un resolutions voting was underway and portugal snap general election was called after a blocked spending bill brought down the minority socialist government. but it's unlikely any party were when and outright majority peruse governments as an oil spill triggered by the volcanic eruption. their tongue is twice as big as feared. estimated nearly 12000 bowels is leaked into the pacific ocean. it's 50 years since bloody sunday. the day british troops shot 26 unarmed protest is at northern ireland, killing 14

in her words, history is always told from the perspective of the great man, whether it's david livingston, all robot mcgarvey. my responsibility is to tell this involvement story in a way that it hasn't really been told before the ordinary. everyday life was involved with the people. i'm writing about patina, kappa, out of darkness, my zimbabwe on al jazeera. ah ah, a reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera efforts to find the diplomatic solution to the now from the military. prices on the border between ukraine and russia are continuing ukraine's foreign minister says western allies should remain vigilant and firm with russia. millions of people in the u. s. east coast of woken up to a severe snow storm which threatens to get worse. thousands of flights have been canceled. the new york slayer is telling people to stay indoors. a military court in democratic republic of congo has sentenced $51.00 former soldiers to death for their part in the killings of united nations investigation was denied that catalan and michael sharp, 5 years military leader, and remained in control of sudan

concerned dialogue or with ratcheting up tensions. covington, to from former london medic, had livingston telling us since got nothing to do with russia supposed invasion of ukraine and everything to do with scandals. paula emperor johnson used to being lied to politics all my life. and i don't believe a word that the british government, or the american government is saying about the intentions of putin. if you know, the lead of ukraine is telling the west to sort of wind all this down. i don't feel under threats at all. if we get into sanctions with russia, we will be in a position where it damages many of our businesses, many, perhaps tens of thousands of people lose their job here in this country. and the simple fact is that he's all i think being ran tough by our prime minister bar johnson to distract attention from the scandal he's involved in that he held all leisurely who parties 10 downing street while the rest of us were already knocked down when a prime minister's court lying is the end of their career. and the simple fact is, the poll ratings boris johnson is so low. and if i h

in her world history is always told from the perspective of the great man, whether it is david livingston, or robert mcgarvey. my responsibility is to tell, is involving story in a way that it hasn't really been told before the ordinary. everyday life was involved with the people. i'm writing about patina got out of darkness. miser, bob, wait on al jazeera, we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter when you call home, we'll put you can use in current affairs that matter to you. a late night gunfire heard in volcano fossils capital after a day that sold soldiers stage mutinies at several barracks. ah, are you watching al jazeera live from doha foot back? people also coming up. the u. s. embassy and ukraine tells diplomats families to leave and urges other americans to go to citing the freight of a russian invasion taliban leaders arriving no way to discuss of gary san.

my colleague kevin owen, earlier speaking with i london team now, former london mayor ken livingstone told us this has nothing to do with russia's supposed invasion of ukraine and everything with the scandals piling up around. johnson used to being lied to the politics, all my life. and i don't believe a word that the british government or the american government is saying about the intention of puting if you low the lead of ukraine is telling the west to sort of wind all this down. i don't feel under stress at all. if we get into sanctions with russia, we will be in a position where it damages many of our businesses, many, perhaps tens of thousands of people lose their jobs here in this country. and the simple fact is, this is all i think, being run by our prime minister barak johnson to distract attention from the scandal he's involved in that he held always illegal parties. 10 downing street, while the rest of us were already knocked down. and when a prime ministers called lying in the end of their career, and the simple fact is, the poll ratings, subarus thompson are so low. and i

in her words, history is always told from the perspective of the great men, whether it's david livingston, or rober to mcgarvey. my responsibility is to tell them well when story in a way that it hasn't really been told before. the ordinary. every day life was involved with is that people are writing about patina, kappa, out of darkness. my zimbabwe on al jazeera lazarus, the home of jesus christ, his long drawn pilgrims and visitors from around the world. hundreds of years, it's old city rang to the sounds of shopkeepers and crofts. people this century though, sounds of dwindled. a handful of businesses struggling on. but hearing that splashes of color show signs of a fight, resigns obese danny decided to renovate an old warehouse and to work and live in the old city with a mission. if me and another are open the work that he was talking organically. open my young palestinian is really designers and entrepreneurs have been moving in, inspired by earlier artists to let them on once that were 450 businesses operating in the old city. now there are just 50. the old cities always be in the h

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