and today's guest is martina anderson. martina is woman well-known not to mensor words on the political states, a straight shooter some would say. after serving 13 years as an ira prisoner, martina joined shinfian where she went to become a member of the european parliament. martina anderson, welcome to the show. thank you, delighted to be here. so martina, could you tell me about your childhood? i would describe it as the child of the battle of the boxside. i lived in the row houses, which is now you got the iconic wall, you're now entering free dary, and by the age of seven and 1969, there had been 14 union unionist bombs planted, electricity stations, rte, water installations and there were six people killed. and i come from family of 10 and my older brothers and sisters had taken to the streets for one man one vote for civil rights, basic houses, jobs, what people were looking for, most modest demands one might say, and they were beat off the streets, as we all know, and it used to be written on the walls across the ar

so martina, could you tell me about your childhood grown up in dary? i would describe it as... the child of the battle of the boxside, i lived in the rorow houses, which is now got the iconic wall, you're niandra and free dary, and by the age of seven, 1969, there had been 14 unionist bombs planted, electricity stations, rte, water installations and there were six people killed, and i come from my family. 10 and my older brothers and sisters had taken to the streets for one man one vote for civil rights, basic houses, jobs, what people were looking for, most modest demands one might say, and they were beat off the streets, as we all know, and it used to be written on the walls across the area and across the north that the iraa equaled, i ran away, there was no defense, the community was crying. for people to protect us against the state that neither wanted or welcomed us, so i grew up knowing that there was something rotten at the core of uh of where i lived, i probably didn't have much of an understanding that it obviously was beyond, beyond darry, it

so martina, could you tell me about your childhood grown up in dary? i would describe it as the child of the battle of the bogside. i lived in the rowo houses, which is now you got the iconic wall, you're now entering free dary. and by the age of seven, 1969, there had been 14 union unionist bombs planted, electricity stations, rte, water installations and there were six people killed. and i come from family of 10 and my older brothers and sisters had taken to the streets for one man one vote for civil rights, basic houses, jobs, what people were looking for, most modest demands one might say, and they were beat off the streets, as we all know, and it used to be written on the walls across the area and across the north that the ira equaled i ran away, there was no defense. the community was crying out for people to protect us against the state that neither wanted or welcomed us, so i grew up knowing that there was something rotten at the core of uh of where i lived, i probably didn't have much of an understanding that it obviously was beyond beyond day

shinfian politician, martina anderson, so martina, it's difficult not to mention the current impass at stormment, um, some parties have have blamed brexit and the disagreements are in the protocol, but how do you see that stailmate and how do you think brexit has changed the political landscape here? well, whilst brexit has been an unmitigated disaster, um, the dup's handling of it, i think for their own constituency. and from where they're coming at this from um in terms of wanting to maintain the union um, i think that they will go down in history as being the people that has successfully broke it up from inside out. martina, it's always good seeing you, we want to thank you for coming on the show uh and we look forward to seeing you again. thank you, thank you. and that does it for another week. we'd love for you to join the conversation by sharing the link to today's program to help us grow our audience across all our... social media platforms. i'd like to thank our special guest, martina anderson and our resident co-host michelle gildernew. in the meantime, the conversation will b

and today's guest is martina anderson. martina is woman well-known not to mense her words on the political stage. a straight shooter, some would say. after serving 13 years as an ira prisoner, martina joined shinfian where she went to become a member of the european parliament. martina anderson, welcome to the show. thank you, delighted to be here. so martina, could you tell me? about your childhood grown up in dary? i would describe it as a child of the battle of the boxside. i lived in the row houses which is now you got the iconic wall, you're now entering free dary. and by the age of seven and 1969, there had been 14 union unionist bombs planted, electricity stations, rte, water installations and there was... six people killed and i come from family of 10 and my older brothers and sisters had taken to the streets for one man one vote for civil rights, basic houses, jobs, what people were looking for, most modest demands one might say, and they were beat off the streets, as we all know, and it used to be written on the

victory in the first match when teenager marina stakusic — ranked 258th — beat italy's top—50 player martina week" of her life. it feels amazing and i'm extremely proud that i was able to get to represent canada at the biggest stage. and to do that in front of billiejean king means the world to me, to us, and hopefully, we can keep that going, celebrate tonightjust have and fun. in the play—offs, there was a special home victory for great britain when they won their tie against sweden to stay in the top level of the competition. nesta mcgregor reports. as the saying goes, teamwork makes the dream work. the great british collective with the smiles after securing another year of elite—level tennis. british number one katie boulter set the tone. what a lovely drop volley. 6—2 in the first set, and although her opponent made more of a fight of it in the second, she edged the tie—break to take the match. that meant harriet dart, a late replacement, took to the court knowing that a win will give them a chance to compete for the billie jean king cup next year. in front of a lively east london crowd

league finalist inter milan met with salzburg, the italians included recognized leaders bostonia martinas attack, but the austrians skillfully fought back with the help of the goalkeeper. inter's pressure pays off, but only in the eighty-fifth minute do the visitors convert penalty. lautaro martinez is perfect 1:0. inter followed the basques into the playoffs from group d. the serie a champions from naples finished off the berlin union in the thirty-eighth minute, when matteo politno responded to an elegant pass from mario rui. but berlin will equalize, fofana will score, and for the german team this will be the first point in the group round of the champions league, after three failures in a row. raal madrid were left without their main goalkeeper, kep aris balalaga, a minute before the opening match. the spaniard was injured during the warm-up and gave way to lunin in goal. andrei took a penalty in the sixth minute, but the royal club is already good these days. three goals against braga were highlighted by the offenders of billingham and company, although the briton spent the entire me

. >> reporter: behind the sell brace is martina, director of the cultural center. >> one of the elementst you need is a bright orange flower that has a strong scent. it's believed that our ancestors and loved ones come to our altars guided by that strong scent of that beautiful flower. >> reporter: she invited me to build an altar for my grandmother. following the tradition, we got elements. >> everything that you need for your altar, you will find the sugar, the candles and the marigold. and we give you this. >> reporter: with those things in hand, we went to the gallery, turned into a typical mexican cemetery with different altars built by some residents of the mission including mine. >> what was your grandmother's name? >> reporter: ines. >> we ask that her spirit comes and visits you and she will be with you inspiring her through the life lessons she taught you. >> reporter: so, i placed this in front of her picture. we invited everyone to come and learn and enjoy the celebration. >> come and share space with us and learn more about it. >> the celebration in the mission is this eveni

the argentine parliament there are 257 deputies, sergei brilyov with the assistance marceloti and martinarom buenosres, argentina, and we continue to sum up the results of the presidential elections in argentina, the newly elected president javier miley has large-scale plans to modernize the economy, which should lead the country out of a deep crisis, how bad is this? economic shock therapy: abandoning the pesa, radical spending cuts, closing the central bank, this is what the new argentine president javier miley promised if he wins. now the victory is officially in his pocket, meley received approximately 56% of the votes voters. and a couple of hours after summing up the results, he announced plans to bring the country out of the crisis and make it a world power again. measures for the newly elected. the model of decline has come to an end, there is no return to it, the results of this model are visible to everyone , from the richest country in the world, now we have turned into one that is in 130th place, half of argentines are in poverty, and 10% live on the streets, enough is enough

argentine parliament there are 257 deputies, sergei brilyov with the assistance of marselosuti. and martinabuenos aires, argentina. rania dmitry feaktistov. well, now to the results of the asia-pacific economic cooperation summit in san francisco, as stated by the head of the russian delegation, deputy prime minister alexei verchuk, was a success. in an interview with our channel, the deputy prime minister summed up the work on the sidelines of the summit. alexey logvinovich, hello. hello. the other day you returned from san francisco from the atc summit, tell us why this summit is so important. for russia, well , the male is straight, and undoubtedly we need to take part in such events in the ots events, first of all, we managed to preserve the ats as an economic platform for discussing the problems of the region's economy, and the region, as we know, is probably already the most important today. and most of the world’s gdp is produced here, here are the largest economies, both china and the usa, here are the fast-growing markets of the global south, in fact, we have already redirected our

tata martina serrem intermiami announced that intermi striker lionel city will play in tonight's friendlyst new york city and he was awarded the eighth ballon d'or. will be. uruguayan federico valverde of real madrid has extended his contract with the galaxy until 2029. 25-year-old italian locatelli hafak of the juventus football team has also extended his contract with the team until 2028. in this way, we have reached the end of this hour's sports news . thank you very much for joining us with sports news. have a good evening and may god protect you in the name of god, the most merciful. greetings to you viewers. al-mayadeen network announced that more than 60 people were martyred in the attacks of the zionist regime on the north of the gaza strip in the last hour. a house in deir al-balah in the center of the gaza strip was bombed. the ministry of internal affairs of palestine announced that 12 people were martyred and dozens of people were injured as a result of these attacks. al jazeera also reported heavy attacks on areas in gaza city. she

. >> reporter: behind the celebration is martina, director of the cultural center. >> one element you will need is the [ speaking in a global language ] , a bright orange flower that has a strong sense. it is believed that our ancestors and loved ones come to our altars guided by the strong scent of that beautiful flower. >> reporter: she invited me to build an altar for my grandmother , so, following the tradition, we got some elements. >> everything you will need for your altar, you will find. the sugar skull, the [ speaking in a global language ], the candles, and the [ speaking in a global language ], the marigold. we also give you a [ speaking in a global language ]. >> reporter: with those in hand, we went to the gallery, turned into a typical mexican cemetery, with different alters built by some residents of the mission, including mine. >> what was your grandmother's name? >> ynez. >> today, ynez, we honor you, we ask that her spirit visit you, and that she will always, always be with you, inspiring you through her life lessons that she taught you and her example. >> reporter:

. will anyone have enough wisdom to hold on sergei brilyev with the assistance marcelorensuti and martinaargentina miley does not like the reds, china, brazil, but ponertia he considers russia to be communists, so he promises to abandon brix and focus only on the free world. balsanaro in brazil also started with this, then there was a lot of life. there were few, there are few real violent ones, as the classic sang, so there are few leaders, and samahajash from jordan , god forbid you live in interesting times, an american, and god, you can say about your sore point, about aidonomics, javier imilea is asked what is your favorite his radical goal as president is to bring down inflation to american levels, he replies. does not reduce heat struggle, the drawing is called a wolf in sheep's clothing, let's see how this turns out after the elections, the theme of trump does not let go, paul caglieri from germany, looking at tv, a man who looks like trump says, god, is someone really trying to become president with such a hairstyle, hair salon for successful right-wing populists, drawing by leop

en el centro cultural de la misión, aquí en san francisco, y tenemos conmigo aquí a la directora martina en el piso, tenemos altares tradicionales, coloniales, ya con la influencia de la iglesia católica a diferentes niveles y tenemos instalaciones con contemporáneas de arte inspiradas por el día de muertos. también tenemos al a música en vivo, tenemos un trío, los norteños, quien está cantando canciones que a nuestros antepasados le gustaban . está la comunidad aquí celebrando y estamos regalando pan de muerto y chocolate para todos. >> me decía que cada altar tiene un significa porque está hecho por personas de la comunidad. >> todos los altares están hechos, dedicados a nuestros seres queridos. también están. tenemos altares dedicados a los líderes de la comunidad que hemos perdido y al medio ambiente que también ha sido afectado por todas las pérdidas que hemos tenido. perfecto muchísimas gracias. >> hasta qué hora puede venir las personas para que las inviten? vamos a tener. >> vamos a estar aquí hasta las 22:00 de la noche. va a haber celebración y a las 07:30 va a haber una pasare

victory in the first match when teenager marina stakusic — ranked 258th — beat italy's top 50 player martinay—offs harriet dart sealed victory for the british team against sweden. earlier katie boulter gave them a 2—1 lead, which meant dart�*s singles win was enough to take the best of five tie and keep britain at the elite level. and that is the sport for now. the chance of a volcanic eruption in iceland is now rising, posing a threat to the town of grindavik — which has been evacuated. iceland has declared a state of emergency after a series of earthquakes — and the country's meteorological office says there is a considerable risk of an eruption. rachel mcadam has more this is grindavik, the small town in iceland which has been evacuated over fears of a volcanic eruption. thousands of tremors have rocked the region in the last few days, like this one. the impact can be seen already, with cracks in the road like this one, and damage like this that has happened at a golf course. now in terms of its location, grindavik is a very small town in the southwest of iceland, and it's around a0 km fr

the cases are being taken by a number of victims' relatives, including martina dillon, whose husbandt this morning. i shouldn't have to be here today, to go and fight for truth and justice, which i believe i'm entitled to. my family's destroyed. you never get over losing... i'll never get over losing my husband, his family will never get over losing him. you don't... it doesn't go away. you live with it morning, noon and night, it's with you all the time. we heard the start of legal arguments in this case, lawyers for the families arguing that the legislation is in breach of human rights laws, essentially it takes away families' writes for an effective investigation into the deaths of their loved ones. government ministers have repeatedly said they believe the legislation complies with international human rights obligations, they say that so long has now passed since the troubles largely ended in the late 19905 that the chances of successful prosecutions are extremely rare and the best to be done is to try to get as much information to families as possible. these arguments will be th

co—chair of the project, dame martina milburn , said the king martina milburn, said the king is committedidging the gap between food waste and food need and for a long time he has been very worried about the cost of living crisis on families in particular for and he's also always been passionate about trying to reduce surplus waste and things like that. >> so he simply wondered if there was a way of putting the two things together . two things together. >> gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . thanks polly. >> our michelle dewberry with you till 7:00 tonight alongside me , a cracking panel to get me, a cracking panel to get stuck into the events yet again of the day. i said to you yesterday, didn't i? never a dull day in politics that continues again tonight , our continues again tonight, our consultant alex dean and the contributing editor at novara media , michael walker. good media, michael walker. good evening. good evening to you. you know, the drill as well. it's not just about us.

night, and of course, all film fans have already realized that the plot goes back to the great film martinaschuller films taxi driver in russian with some deviations, and it is clear to everyone that in russian it sounds, at least by ear, even better, to compare both taxi driver and taxi drive, there is even nothing to compare, it should, in turn, be noted that in 1977 , the most outstanding film by one of the very first american directors, scarcez, lost an oscar to the film rocky, a film based on a script by sylvester stallone and starring him, for such... a powerful psychopathological by and large, the thriller taxi driver lost to the first film in the category of sweaty meat, this is an epic failure of the american film academy comparable to the failure of the fifty-second year, when the main prize was won by the film a streetcar named desire, the prize for the leading female acting role was given to vivin lee for the film a streetcar named desire, prizes for supporting roles karl malden and kim hunter received for the film a streetcar of desire, the only person who did not receive for a

co—chair of the coronation food project, dame martina milburn, says king charles is passionate aboutost of living . cost of living. >> and for a long time , um, he's >> and for a long time, um, he's been very worried about the cost of living crisis on families in particular and he's also always been passionate about trying to reduce surplus waste and things like that. so he simply wondered if there was a way of putting the two things together to . the two things together to. >> this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car , on your on tv in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to . martin now. now it's back to. martin now. >> thank you, sophia. now we start with the fallout from yesterday's dramatic cabinet reshuffle. david cameron, of course, was at his morning's cabinet meeting after he stormed to his new role as foreign secretary more on him in a moment. but the prime minister is facing a backlash from mps on the right of the party after he sacked suella braverman . well, sacked suella braverman. well, our political edit

victory in the first match when teenager marina stakusic — ranked 258th beat italy's top 50 player martina british team against sweden. earlier katie boulter gave them a 2—1 lead, which meant dart�*s singles win was enough to take the best of five tie and keep britain at the elite level. there's much more on our website including all the european football results and the lates from the atp tour finals tennis. back tour finals tennis. to you. let's return to our top story. tour finals tennis. president biden's national security adviser has said the us does not want to see fighting in hospitals in gaza, after several of them, in the north, become a focus of the israeli offensive against hamas. the united nations says only 20, out gaza's 36 hospitals are still working. the largest of them, al—shifa, is without electricity while heavy fighting is raging around it. i've been speaking to mark regev, senior adviser to the israeli prime minister and former israeli ambassador to the uk — he responded to allegations the al shifa hospital in gaza is being directly targeted. you've got to remember tha

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now i spoke earlier to dame martina milburn , earlier to dame martina milburn, the co—chair of the coronationping with the cost of living and for a long time , he's been very long time, he's been very worried about the cost of living crisis on families in particular. >> and he's also always been passionate about trying to reduce surplus waste cost and things like that. so he simply wondered if there was a way of putting the two things together . putting the two things together. >> well, later, king charles will be at buckingham palace hosting a reception with nurses and midwives celebrating 75th anniversary of the nhs . he's anniversary of the nhs. he's then going to be, as we understand it, attending a private party with friends and family at clarence house. but prince harry will not be there, although the bbc is reporting that he is expected to ring his father from across the atlantic . father from across the atlantic. >> thank you, cameron. our royal correspondent cameron walker, there on charles's king charles's 75th birthday. that's it from us today. happy birthday , majesty. martin daub

also oscar nominated actress cynthia areba will present as well keith urban, darius rucker, martina mcbride nashville this wednesday night, 8 p.m, right here on abc. well, you head down. i'm heading down tomorrow interviewing luke and peyton. you're your best friends . and finally, everybody, the next time you get change at the store, take a close look at your quarters. as you may see a new face on some of them as part of the us mint's american women quarters program. the most recent edition honors ballerina maria tallchief. the ground breaking dancer, took her first ballet lesson in 1928. in colorado springs. she was just three years old, moved to new york at 17 to join a ballet company before becoming the first american ever to perform with the ballet in paris. her husband later founded what we know as the new york city ballet , where tallchief became america's first prima ballerina. that quarter features her name in english alongside her osage name and is circulating nationwide right now. that's pop news. that is so special. >> yeah. all right. coming up, mariah carey one on one with juj