that was caroline mcgee, a survivor of the magdalene laundry are speaking to chris paige. whether they will be heading down under the ashes this winter. the players were presented with proposed conditions for the series on sunday in the sport's ravening body the ecb will meet this week to decide whether the men's ashes tour of australia will go ahead. there have been concerns over whether the players�* families could travel with them, quarantine arrangements and any potential bubble they may have to live in australia has some of the strictest covid—19 protocols of —— in the world, a situation complicated by the fact that different states have their own regulations. the first test is due to begin on the 18th of september —— december. in due to begin on the 18th of september -- december. in order for the ashes _ september -- december. in order for the ashes series _ september -- december. in order for the ashes series do _ september -- december. in order for the ashes series do not - september -- december. in order for the ashes series do not go - for the ashes series do not

including the magdalen laundries.amilies will be £1000 a year worse off from today, due to the end of the £20 a week increase to universal credit. hello, good afternoon. borisjohnson has told the conservative party conference he is committed to his levelling up agenda, saying tackling inequality around the country is about boosting potential, as well as fairness. in his first in—person conference speech since winning the 2019 general election, he also said the country is moving "towards a high wage, high skill, high productivity and low tax economy", though he warned the transition would bring "difficulties". and he defended the forthcoming rise in national insurance to fund health and social care, as the country recovers from the pandemic. 0ur political correspondent chris mason reports. dawn had barely contemplated cracking and the prime minister was huffing, puffing and smiling around the streets of manchester. inside the conference centre, the queue to watch his speech sna ked hither and thither. those at the fron

unpaid labour was particularly exhausting in these institutions — magdalene laundries.tant machines, you could hear the machines always going, you know, at a very young age. and the women taught me how to use a presser. and i mean it was a presser as big as this table. so there were many women in there who had been there for many years. a long, long time. some of them women were in from their young years, and died in it. there's a lasting legacy of trauma. survivors hope the inquiry will expose wrongdoing and bring healing. the most important thing is the children that was took away. the women's identity that was took away. women was ashamed. shouldn't have been ashamed. that report from our ireland correspondent chris page. i am joined by a correspondent chris page. i am joined bya human correspondent chris page. i am joined by a human rights lawyerfrom phoenix law who represent some of the victims. thank you for your time today, claire. the stories that we have heard coming out of the magdalen laundry is seen to belong to another age very long time ago, yet they are r

one of the many issues to be examined as the unpaid and exhausting labour in these institutions, magdaleneundry in londonderry during her early teens. it was very frightening. very steamy, very warm. the constant machines, you could hear the machines always going, you know, at a very young age. one of the women taught me how to use a presser, and i mean it was a presser as big as this table. so there were many women in there who had been there for many years. a long, long time. some of them women were in from their young years and died in it. there's a lasting legacy of trauma. survivors hope the inquiry will expose wrongdoing and bring healing. women was ashamed. shouldn't have been ashamed. chris page with that report. the boss of facebook, mark zuckerberg, has apologised after the company's services, including whatsapp and instagram, went down for about six hours yesterday. the firms platforms are used by 3.5 billion people worldwide, and the outage caused disruption across the world. facebook blamed technical problems, as rory cellan—jones reports. maybe you are part of a neighbourhood

your name magdalene, jim schuman went out to, ah, on the 11th of may 2021. israel launched a military operation against the gaza strip. it was called operation guardian of the walls. it followed weeks of increasing tension in occupied east jerusalem, and in palestinian towns and cities throughout israel. israel engaged in several provocations, are prior to any rockets being directed to or from garza to israel. those provocations involve the evictions from shake ciara neighborhood in the east jerusalem. and then the were the right wing demonstrations, given police protection in israel that marched through east jerusalem neighborhoods and shouting slogans to the effect of death to the arabs and very provocative for leading to palestinian resistance. and. and then finally, and perhaps most importantly, the entry israeli security forces to the oxer compound and mass. in the last days of ramadan, interfering with the worship in this place that is considered as sacred side. as paul's of this operation is rarely warplanes bombs and destroyed for talib blocks in kansas city, what palestinians

if you remember though, the firm called the martian starting, magdalen, nobody taught movie about mars would attract any box off is structured, but it was a very big ah a reminder now of those top stories on al jazeera, a group of 17 christian missionaries, including children, have been kidnapped in haiti where they've been building an orphanage. they were on their way to the airport in the capitol porter prince when they were taken by armed men in the area of gunther, 16 of the missionaries are from the u. s. and one is from canada now haiti's enjoy .

unpaid labour was particularly exhausting in these institutions — magdalene laundries.ng age. and the women taught me how to use a presser. and i mean it was a presser as big as this table. so there were many women in there who had been there for many years. a long, long time. some of them women were in from their young years, and died in it. there�*s a lasting legacy of trauma. survivors hope the inquiry will expose wrongdoing and bring healing. the most important thing is the children that was took away. the women�*s identity that was took away. women was ashamed. shouldn�*t have been ashamed. tripled from chris page. —— that reports from chris page. the us has begun flying hundreds of migrants from haiti, back to the caribbean, after they�*d illegally crossed into texas via mexico. they�*d been housed in a makeshift camp, in the border city of del rio. there�*s been a surge in haitians trying to flee political instability and natural disasters in their country, hoping for asylum in us. now they�*ve been returned home. 0ur south america correspondent, will grant, has

one of the many issues to be examined is the unpaid and exhausting labour in these institutions — magdalenee in there from when they were young girls and died in it. there is a lasting legacy of trauma. survivors hope the enquiry will expose wrongdoing and bring healing. women were ashamed. they shouldn't have been ashamed. caroline mcgee ending that report by chris page. let's talk now to mr duffy, whose birth mother was in a newry mother and baby. it is nice to have you with us. thank you for talking to us this afternoon. maybejust thank you for talking to us this afternoon. maybe just briefly if you can recount your story, how you became aware of what had gone on all that time ago, and the impact it has had on you. i that time ago, and the impact it has had on you-— had on you. i only found out in 2016 that i was actually _ had on you. i only found out in 2016 that i was actually adopted - had on you. i only found out in 2016 that i was actually adopted as - had on you. i only found out in 2016 that i was actually adopted as a - that i was actually adopted as a baby from a mother and bab

one of my favorite stores is you talk about your mom going through a mary magdalene phase where she'so be super religious, but she doesn't go about this in the most normal way. did she actually wear, like, duvet covers in the street? >> yeah, so a little bit of a backstory for people watching. my mother, she would go through different phases. let me first and foremost say, i love my mother, we haven't spoken in well over ten years but she's a broken person, so nothing i am saying now is to attack her, but, yeah, she was kind of crazy. this time, i was about 14 years old and she decides i'm giving up my black clothing and ways of sin and i'm going to dress like a holy woman. so she's basically like mother theresa but, like, on drugs at least for this section, and she would literally go to the consignment store, find duvet covers and sheets and she was walking around kind of looking like a nun. but this wasn't religion, really. this was just my mom being, like, i'm on some stuff right now and this is what i want to do. >> trevor: right. >> it was extremely embarrassing considering there

we will be speaking to magdalen from morgan stanley, very wise on the bank sector.an forward to that conversation. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ dani: welcome back to daybreak europe. i'm dani burger in london. so, it seems the equity bulls aren't in hiding after all. it's all about the dip, by the s&p 500 posting its best day with a range of macro factors adding to investor sentiment. we had very robust earnings reports, as well as a drop in jobless claims and ppi posting its smallest advanced this year. plastic into these markets more. -- let's jump into these markets more. congratulations on the new role, as well. let's start with the earnings picture. we had seen some of the pace of upgrades in expectations start to dwindle heading into this earnings report. but so far, these companies have been surpassing expectations. what have the naysayers been getting wrong? >> well, you know, it's exactly as you said. it's still early days, but we've seen quite a few strong earnings results across a number of sectors, and i think we've just been underestimating how nimble a lot o

one of the many issues to be examined is the unpaid and exhausting labour in these institutions — magdalenecould hear the machines always going. at a very young age, one of the women taught me how to use a big presser. and, i mean, it was a presser as big as this table. there were many women in there who had been there for many years? a long, long time. some of the women were in there from when they were young girls and died in it. there's a lasting legacy of trauma. survivors hope the inquiry will expose wrongdoing and bring healing. women was ashamed. they shouldn't have been ashamed. the headlines on bbc news: under government orders, and inquiry into failures that allowed a serving police officer to rape and murder sarah everard. a former facebook employee turned whistle—blower tells us lawmakers that the social media giant is harming children, stoking division and weakening democracy. more than 200,000 pupils were off school in england last week for cobit related reasons. — covid. the inquests have opened into the deaths of four young gay men who were all murdered by the serial killer

one of the many issues to be examined is the unpaid and exhausting labour in these institutions — magdalene. there were four and northern ireland, over3000 there were four and northern ireland, over 3000 women spent time in one. caroline was sent during her early teens. it was very frightening. very steamy, very warm. constant machines, you could hear the machines always going. at a very young age, one of the women taught me how to use a big presser. and, i mean, it was as big as this table. there were many women in there who had been there for many years. a long, long time. some of the women were in there from when they were young girls and died in it. there's a lasting legacy of trauma. survivors hope the enquiry will expose wrongdoing and bring healing. women were ashamed. they shouldn't have been ashamed. caroline mcgee ending that report. a new space race of sorts has kicked off because russia has stolen the march on the us by shooting the world's first space movie. yulia and her director arrived at the international space station. they flew from kazakhstan and they will shoot us skin

commissioned by the devolved government, which said there should be a public enquiry into those homes, the magdalenine, who shouted "he isjust isi". a nurse who was a neighbour tried to save him, as did the police and paramedics who arrived soon after. but sadly he died in hospital. now the prosecution has opened its case and says it does know what the motive was, but says that using cctv, forensics and dna evidence they can identify a number of the people who are those who are on trial today. the 14—year—old who they claim was the gunman, a 16—year—old and three is—year—olds, who all say they had nothing to do with the attack. the case is due to last around six weeks. we are going to take you to geneva because the world health organization has just started because the world health organization hasjust started giving a briefing on the last few moments and we are expecting to hear about a vaccine for malaria, in young people in particular. let's head out but to geneva and see what is being announced.— geneva and see what is being announced. , , announced. unacceptably high level, with more than _ an