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the inuit rights advocate, mary simon, has become canada's first indigenous governor—general.pledged to build bridges across the diverse backgrounds and cultures in canada at a time when the country is reckoning with its past. courtney bembridge reports. do you swear that you will well and truly serve her majesty queen elizabeth ii in the office of keeper of the great seal of canada? i do. with those two simple words, history was made and mary simon became canada's first indigenous governor—general. today is an important and historic day for canada. but my story to these chambers began very far from here. i was born maryjeannie may in arctic quebec, now known as nunavut. my inuktitut name is ningiukudluk and, prime minister, it means �*bossy little old lady'. she will serve as the official representative of queen elizabeth, canada's head of state. she's already had a virtual monarch, but it comes at a time when the country is grappling with its colonial past. this year, hundreds of unmarked graves have been found at former residential schools where indigenous children were tak

the inuit rights advocate, mary simon, has become canada's first indigenous governor—general.en the country is reckoning with its past. courtney bembridge reports. do you swear that you will well and truly serve her majesty queen elizabeth ii in the office of keeper of the great seal of canada? i do. with those two simple words, history was made and mary simon became canada's first indigenous governor—general. today is an important and historic day for canada. but my story to these chambers began very far from here. i was born maryjeannie may in arctic quebec, now known as nunavut. my inuktitut name is ningiukudluk and, prime minister, it means �*bossy little old lady'. she will serve as the official representative of queen elizabeth, canada's head of state. she's already had a virtual appointment with the monarch, but it comes at a time when the country is grappling with its colonial past. this year, hundreds of unmarked graves have been found at former residential schools where indigenous children were taken after being forcibly separated from theirfamilies. the schools, oft

prime ministerjustin trudeau confirmed that the queen had accepted mary simon's appointment. e recent discovery of unmarked graves at former indigenous residential schools. during my time as governor general, i will work every day towards promoting healing and wellness across canadian society. to me, that means stopping, to fully recognise, memorialise, and come to terms with the atrocities of our collective past that we are learning more about each day. it means we must thoughtfully work hard towards the promise of a brighter tomorrow. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come: more than a dozen nigerian schools considered vulnerable to attack are closed following the kidnap of 140 students in the latest abduction. central london has been rocked by a series of terrorist attacks. police say there have been many casualties, and there is growing speculation that al-qaeda was responsible. germany will be the hosts of the 2006 football world cup. they've pipped the favourite, south africa, by a single vote. in south africa, the possibility of losing hadn't even been contemplat

prime ministerjustin trudeau confirmed that the queen had accepted mary simon�*s appointment. and before we go — waterslides are a staple of summer. and it turns out, even baby elephants in china like tojoin in the fun. look at this from a rescue centre in china�*s yunnan province. this playful elephant — yishuang — enjoyed herself on a muddy hill slide. hello there. we�*ve seen yet more rain across many parts of the country in the past 2a hours. and the reason it�*s been so wet, really, for so long is because of the position of the jet stream, that�*s the upper level winds. and as it�*s diving to the south of the uk, with that sort of pattern, you end up with low pressure sitting close to the uk. and it�*s around that low pressure that we see these areas of cloud rotating, keeping some wet weather going into the night and into wednesday, as well. if we look at the story over the next few days, we find some sunshine, yes, but there�*s still the threat of some showers which may be heavy, as well. and certainly on tuesday, there was lots of rain at wimbledon. it looks a lot drie

mary simon isn't in us from the province of quebec. she says her appointment is a sign of progress towards the more inclusive society. there is a fresh spotlight on historical abuses against indigenous people in canada. after the discovery of more than a 1000 unmarked graves of children who were forced into residential schools, the governor general represents persons reigning monarch in canada. i can confidently say that my appointment is a historic and if inspirational, moment for canada, and an important step forward on the long path towards reconciliation. well, let's bring in, bring, let's, he joins us from vancouver, british columbia. he's a lawyer and also a former counsel for the national inquiry into missing and mounted indigenous women and girls breeding. thank you for your time today as we were hearing that from mary simon. she says, this is progress. is this symbolism or real attempt to change? do you think well, when i listen to her, say an important step forward on the long path towards reconciliation to me and to many amb

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prime ministerjustin trudeau confirmed that the queen had accepted mary simon�*s appointment.r, champion in 2018, is the only former winner to make it this far. rounding up all of tuesday�*s action from the all england club, here�*s chetan pathak. centre court and court number 100 full capacity for the first time on women�*s quarterfinals day. as ash barty, the world number one and number one seed, made it through to the semifinals, beating fellow australian ajla tomljanovic in straight sets. barty�*s grown in confidence and belief throughout these championships, and now sets up a last four tie with angelique kerber, the only former wimbledon champion still in these championships. what a story it�*s been for kerber. between 2018, when she won the title here, and the start of these championships, she�*d only won one title. that was in hamburg on grass last month. she�*s been looking absolutely fantastic, and she got past karolina muchova 6—2, 6—3. 0n the other side of the draw, aryna sabalenka�*s breakthrough moment continues, and that on grass. not many people were expecting h

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canada has sworn in its first indigenous governor general, mary simon.he is a former broadcast journalist, diplomat, and advocate of indigenous rights. she welcomed the appointment as a step towards reconciliation. it comes amid fresh revelations of the appalling treatment of indigenous communities in canada that have shocked the country. covid-19 has triggered a surge in deaths in africa, with health authorities unable to contain its spread. the world health organization says the delta variant of the virus is to blame, particularly in south africa, which was seeing nearly 20,000 new daily cases earlier this month. south african president cyril ramaphosa announced that some coronavirus restrictions would be lifted now that case numbers have started to decline again. but the country's health care system is still under severe stress, as dw's christine mhundwa reports tonight from johannesburg. christine: the graves are still fresh. people laid to rest here have not been gone long. the third wave of covid-19 in south africa has been the grim reaper theountr

canada has appointed an inuit leader, mary simon, to serve as governor—general — the representative ofer acceptance speech, ms simon refered to the recent discovery of unmarked graves at former indigenous residential schools. during my time as governor—general, i will work every day towards promoting healing and wellness across canadian society. to me, that means starting to fully recognise, memorialise and come to terms with the atrocities of our collective past that we are learning more about each day. it means we must thoughtfully work hard towards the promise of a better tomorrow. the line up for the women's semi—finals at the wimbledon tennis championships has been completed. angelique kerber, champion in 2018, is the only former winner to make it this far. rounding up all of tuesday's action from the all england club, here's chetan pathak. centre court and court number one were at full capacity for the first time on women's quarterfinals day as ash barty, the world number one and number one seed, made it through to the semifinals, beating fellow australian ajla tomljanovic in str

canada has named its 1st indigenous governor general prime minister just intruder pointed. diplomat, mary simon, to the post and knew it from northern quebec. simon's that her appointment was a sign of progress towards a more inclusive society. coincides with a new spotlight on historical abuses against indigenous people in canada. after the discovery of more than a 1000 unmarked greys of children who were forced into residential schools, i can confidently say that my appointment is a historic and if informational moment for canada and an important step forward on the long path towards reconciliation. police in hong kong have arrested 9 people, suspected of involvement in a bomb plot that accused of making explosives to plant at multiple sites across the city. fix secondary school students are among the suspects. and adrian brown reports. it's just the latest in incident, in a turbulent year of protests, hong kong police presented the media with evidence of what they say was a plot to make and plant bombs across the city, helmet, shields, their guns walkie talkies and chemicals. and a list of t

mary simon appointed canada's first indigenous governor- general in northern quebec, she is now goinge, that is going to be symbolic, i usually symbolism in that role because it doesn't really matter, but in this role, | it is really fascinating but one caveat is, - she isn't bilingual. she does not speak french, which the other official - english of canada and that sets up a bit of a problem _ forjustin trudeau but given what is happened recently, | canadians seem disposed to. saying that it is a good move. she said she will learn as quickly as she can. i will continue to be fascinated by the impact of withdrawal of forces because very big interest and one of the world's biggest copper deposits which china bought ten years ago, has never been able to develop so there are minerals, including rare earths that china would like to have — another thing is security and watching the china make friends with the taliban has been really interesting because it is hoping that with taliban support, it can continue to secure xinjiang, but to defend against attacks against an energy pipeline in wes

mary simon has officially been sworn in as canada as a 1st indigenous governor, john general simon and the new leader and former diplomat was accompanied by a traditional in you with drummer, as she made her way into the senate chamber for the 1st time, the swearing in ceremony was conducted in both english and the people. simon was chosen by prime minister just intruder earlier this month to be the queen's representative in canada. her appointment follows the discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves, believed to belong to indigenous children, forced to go to government funded residential schools. i am honored, humbled, and ready to be canada's 1st indigenous governor general. i have heard from canadians who describe a renewed sense of possibility for our country and hope that i can bring people together. i they 3 of competition at the tokyo olympics has ended with the host nation, japan on top of the medals table. one of their 8 gold medals was a 13 year old, me g michelle, who won for the 1st olympic scape for competition for women. the silver medalists that a seller from brazil is a

mary simon is in any way from northern quebec. our appointment fell as a scandal over the discovery of unmarked graves of indigenous children. and those were the headlines and these continues here now to 0 after the listing. perfect, thanks so much bye. can an image represent the truth or merely mimic the perception of the beholder behind the camera? preconceptions, one sided imagery, reclaiming narrative, and the trauma of colonialist ation. and it lingering legacy, delicately addressed as a weapon to make a scene in the democratic republic of congo. filming a witness documentary on out today with the alarm richard disparate. and you're watching a special edition of the listening post this week. we are focusing on hong kong, the city, and it's transformation. july 1st marked 24 years since the united kingdom handed. it's commonly back to china. with that hand over came a set of promises. they ging would stay out of hong kong, internal affairs, keep its hands up its freedoms including its free press. but for many hong kong hours,

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has named its 1st indigenous governor general prime minister just intruder pointed . diplomat, mary simon, to the post and into it from northern quebec. simon said her appointment was a sign of progress towards a more inclusive society. coincides with a new spotlight on historical abuses, against indigenous people in canada. after the discovery of more than a 1000 unmarked graves of children who were forced into residential schools, i can confidently say that my appointment is the historic. and if informational moment for canada and an important step forward on the long path towards reconciliation. 28 people, a fear dead after a plane crash in rushes far east. the crash site has been found, but none of the 22 passengers and 6 crew believed to survived the twin engine and 26 aircraft disappeared from radar. as it was about to land in heavy fog on the remote come chuck competency, let fenton monahan as well. the wreckage is being recovered far and wide. as russian asian officials tried to piece together what happened, some debris from the crash was found on the mountain side in the far east

to lead america's largest city. canada is getting at 1st indigenous governor general diplomat, mary simons. she's an indian from the province of quebec, and there's a new spotlight on historical abuses against indigenous people in canada. after the discovery of more than a 1000 unmarked graves of children were forced into residential schools, i can confidently say that my appointment is a historic and if informational moment for canada and an important step forward on the long path towards reconciliation. a new art insulation in mexico promises to immerse visitors to the mind of artist frida kahlo this week. marks, carlos, birthdate, one exhibitions of being held around the world. organizes of the sho in mexico city, se there's of the true feast for the fences. my rapid report, the, this is not your average art show. it's a new exhibit to honor mexican painter, frida kahlo. ah. event developers call it a sensory journey into the world of what mexico's most iconic artists make everything fully immersive. it's like you're, you're in a space where you don't see no boundaries where there is no

woman as the country's governor general for the very 1st time. prime minister just in today, named mary simon to take on the role at a ceremony on parliament hill. she's a former journalist and ambassador, and long time advocates for the new community. the change comes as kind of grapples with the legacy of his treatment of indigenous people. bring. well, that is an indigenous lawyer and he joins me now from vancouver. good times where the sun, i'll just sarah mr. well, i mean there is no movement to the right direction to address sort of the representation of indigenous people in government. but is it too little too late? well, it's never too late. i would say that in this instance, it's too little. the governor general is ultimately our ceremonial position. and they, they don't really have any power to make decision. and some people have raised the question of whether or not miss simon will be more active than previous governors general. and i think the answer is probably not. i think that she's likely to tow the line and, and see what she's told. and if she does step out of line, i think t

headlines around the world. canada has appointed his 1st indigenous governor general into it leader mary simon, will become queen elizabeth, representative at a time when canada is grappling with its past treatment of its native people. simon is the 1st indigenous canadian to hold the position in a 154 years. search crews have found the wreckage of a plane that went missing on russia's eastern come shatka peninsula. officials say that all 20 people who were on board are now presumed dead. the plane is thought to have crashed as it was preparing to land in poor visibility. police at hong kong saying they haven't covered a plot to bomb courts, tunnels and the railway network authorities seized explosives and arrested 9 people on suspicion of terrorism. 6 of those pertain, or high school students. beijing impose a controversial security law and the former british colony, one year ago. north korea is stepping up and make prevention measures as according to state media, their leader, kim jong, on issuing a cryptic statement last week, criticizing senior officials for their handling of the crisis. j

will have its 1st indigenous governor general prime minister justin trudeau is named diplomat, mary simon, to the post and into it from northern quebec. simon said her appointment was a sign of progress towards a more inclusive society. it comes as there is a new spotlight on historical abuses against indigenous people in canada. after the discovery of more than a 1000 unmarked graves of children who are forced into residential schools, i can confidently say that my appointment is the historic. and if in inspiration, moment for canada and an important step forward on the long path towards reconciliation, osborne is next on al jazeera, the polish flag, who's that help of wimbledon for the final, against one of his heroes. sorry, coming up. a brought to you by accenture. let there be change the news with me duties by extension. let there be change. oh, i like time to catch up with all the sport is gemma. thank you, sam. a. spain aiming to reach the european championship final for the 3rd time in 4 tournaments. but standing in that way, as a li, you haven't lost the game for nearly 3 years.

mary simon is in any way from the province of quebec. she said her appointment is a sign of progress towards a more inclusive society. there have been protests and recent months after the discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves of indigenous children who were forced into residential schools beginning in the 1900 century. breen, who were left is a lawyer and a former counsel for the national inquiry into missing. and murdered indigenous women and girls. she says the appointment doesn't necessarily signal any meaningful change. when i listen to her, say, an important step forward on the long path towards reconciliation to me and to many ambitious people. this signal that we should expect from her the same slow pace of successive canadian government over many decades, including the current government. to me is very troubling in this context that you know, a country that's being accused of genocide by its own federal commission. the national inquiry, intimacy and murdered vision of women and girls confidently is still signaling to us that i

the un says there's been a 47 percent increase in deaths the inuit rights advocate — mary simon — has's first indigenous woman to hold the post of governor—general. at her swearing—in ceremony — the official representative of queen elizabeth pledged to strive to build bridges across the diverse backgrounds and cultures that reflect canada's uniqueness and promise. now on bbc news: engineers leading the field in clean energy solutions come together for a special event. hello, i'm kevin fong, and welcome to the engineers: clean energy. we are here at the victoria and albert museum in london with a socially distanced public audience, a virtual audience from around the globe, and three of the world's leading engineers. now, the climate catastrophe threatens all of us. but these engineers are at the forefront of providing our world with real solutions. applause. please welcome henry snaith, professor of physics at oxford, and through of his engineering of low—cost photovoltaics, he discovered a thin film of photocells. it could be a hugely significant discovery, as henry hopes it will even

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mary simon is an anyone from the province of quebec. our appointment fell as a scandal, as the discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves of indigenous children who were forced into residential schools of brain will, at is from the national inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women and girls. he says, the appointment doesn't necessarily signal and a meaningful change when i listen to her, say, an important step forward on the long path towards reconciliation to me and to many ambitious people. this signal that we should expect from her the same slow pace of successive canadian governments over many decades, including the current government. to me is very troubling in this context that for a country that is being accused of genocide by its own federal commission, one of the national inquiry intimacy, murdered business women and girls confidently is still signaling to us that it's going to take a slow measured approach i do not believe that genocide is a crime that should be tolerated for any amount of time, let alone the long path

mary simon has officially been sworn in as canada's 1st indigenous governor, general simon and leader and former diplomat was accompanied by a traditional any with drummer. she made her way into the senate chamber for the 1st time. the swearing in ceremony is being conducted in the enough to sort language as well as english. simon was chosen by primary suggesting pseudo earlier this month to be the queen's representative in canada. her appointment follows the discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves at former government funded schools for indigenous children. russia has blocked access to lexia volunteers, anti corruption fund, and other websites linked to the jailed opposition leader. a total of $49.00 websites have been blocked after prosecutors put forward a request to declare the organizations extremist gonzalez. he's been sentenced to jail for 2 and a half years. and fraud charges, which he denies members and sponsors of all of these organizations, which are banned from running and continental election. september 1 of haiti's most notorious gang leaders has rallied more than a 100

an inuit leader, mary simon, will be the next governor—general of canada — she'll be the representative it's largely a ceremonial position, the governor general serves as commander—in—chief of the canadian armed forces and represents canada in events at home and abroad. europe often sees a spike in migrants during the summer months, as people use the warmer weather to travel in search of a better life. now, in a strange twist, belarus appears to be encouraging migrants who've arrived there from the middle east to cross over into neighbouring lithuania. so far this year, the numbers crossing are ten times more than they were in the whole of 2020. sara monetta has more. the white specks on the screen are a group of iraqi men, illegally crossing from belarus into lithuania. in the past few weeks, more and more have reached european union in this way. a new migrant route that caught the tiny baltic country completely by surprise. translation: each day, we are detaining around | 150 illegal migrants, we have never seen such numbers before. on average, lithuania welcomes around 70 migrants in

mary simon isn't in us from northern quebec, and she says her appointment was a sign of progress towards a more inclusive society. tropical storm elsa has been upgraded to a hurricane as it barrels towards the u. s. face of florida. the national hurricane center is wanting of damaging winds and heavy rain is expected to make land fall on wednesday. for us please, captain eric adams has won the democratic primary vote for new york city. he defeated katherine garcia and a head to head poll. adams is also a favorite to win the november election against republican nominee couch as one blows the headlines. next, it's inside story to stay with me . they were close allies until recently, saudi arabia and the u. e are now in the world, and a bitter is if you, from oil to politics the, to both nations are on conflicting top. what's behind the break down and what impact will that hop on the reason this isn't side story. ah, ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm ready, navigate saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have been working side by side for many years. they've been close allies on e

anyway, leader mary simon will become clean elizabeth's representative at a time when canada is grappling with past treatment of native population, she is the 1st indigenous canadian to hold the position in 154 years. latin america, seeing an alarming rise in corona virus infections, the region has the highest cove at 19 death rate in the entire world. brazil has suffered the most fatalities with more than half a 1000000 deaths that is followed by mexico were over 230000 people have died and peru has nearly 200000 dead, a striking number with a population of just over 32000000 w o, c o. on ramirez reports from per room, we're a new varian called lambda has left the public health system struggling to cope through. people are placing their hopes for a car being to pandemic on vaccination. yet progress is slow on the some 15 percent offer organs have received at least one those one of their worst rates in latin america. but for house work or some of the ground, it's better than nothing. if you look into it, we feel optimistic because people react while to vaccination in parole. in fact, youn

mary jones and simon parrish were married in 1912. by the late teens, the family was living in rochester new york. i would like to discover why they relocated there. it could have been for some perceived opportunity or for restlessness and a hunt for something different. in 1918, mary parrish traveled to tulsa to visit her brother. she was impressed by the community she found here. there was a vitality in a spirit of cooperation that appealed to her. she could envision making a living and was assumed to return after that initial visit. she secured a job at the bunton branch of the ymca and opened her own school to facilitate women who want to do up -- wanted to learn the secretarial arts. she was teaching the night of the massacre. her students had left for the evening and she and her daughter were passing the time until bedtime. but, there would be no rest that night. little florence mary stood in the window amusing herself as her mother read, gazing out into the night, florence said "mother, look at the course one of people." the yo

mary jones and simon parish were married in 1912. by the late teens, the family was living in rochester, new york. i would like to discover why they relocated there. it could have been for some perceived opportunity or it could have been restlessness and a hunt for something different. in 1918, mary traveled to tulsa to visit her brother and was impressed by the community she found here. there was vitality and a spirit of cooperation that appealed to her. she could envision making a living and was soon to return after that initial visit. she secured a job at the ymca and opened her own school to facilitate women who wanted to learn the secretarial arts. she was teaching the night of the massacre. her students had left for the evening. she and her daughter were passing the time. there would be no rest that night. little florence mary stood in the window amusing herself as her mother read, gazing into the night, florence said, mother, look at the cars full of people. the young mother took no heed, continuing to read her book to relax a

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create what joran lawrence simon called the, quote -- john lawrence simon called the -- [inaudible] aptly deemed apologists for mary lincoln. some of her defenders go so far as to justify the physical abuse that she administered to her husband. for example, commenting on her reputation for having a quick temper and sharp tongue concluded, quote -- [inaudible] threw coffee at lincoln and drove him out of the house with a broom and probably he deserved it. in fact, lincoln's marriage was, as his law partner william herndon observed, quote, a domestic hell on earth, a burning, scorching hell as gloomy as the grave. after practicing law with lincoln for well over a decade in a two-man firm, herndon explained -- most desolate man, has been for years to my own knowledge because of his marriage the a very curious, eccentric, wicked woman. herndon had ample reason to call mary todd lincoln a she wolf, a tigris and are a female -- [inaudible] mrs. lincoln criticized herndon and his informants, that is the many, many people that he corps responded with. douglas are o. wilson, a lincoln scholar, cogently argued that, quote, i