. . ~ where tributes will be paid on monda . ., ,, i. where tributes will be paid on monda . ., ,, ,thank you, sian lloyd, our correspondent in _ monday. thank you, sian lloyd, our correspondent in cardiff. _ there's no question that one of prince philip's greatest contributions to public life, some would say the greatest, was the scheme he established in 1956, the duke of edinburgh's award. at the time, the scheme was seen a radical and pioneering, encouraging young people to explore new challenges, take risks and show initiative. as our correspondent elaine dunkley reports, the scheme has enriched the lives of millions of young people, even during this pandemic. the duke of edinburgh's award, activities, expeditions and adventures. for millions of people, it has been part of growing up. it aims to give young people from all backgrounds a sense of achievement outside of the classroom, through field trips and volunteering. for these pupils at a secondary school in the heart of manchester, the experience has been life changing. when you go on duke of edinburgh, it is a whole different

,, , of luck for the reopening on monda . ., ~ , . enforced shutdown. we'll be speaking to the boss of one of the biggest chains in a few minutes' time. but first, let's talk tax, shall could a global deal on corporate taxes finally be on the cards? campaigners have long campaigned and complained that multinational firms, especially big tech, take advantage of different jurisdictions to avoi paying theirfair share. now the biden administration is proposing to close the loopholes with a global minimum tax rate of 21%. here's what treasury secretary janet yellen had to say this week. we are working with 620 nations to agree to a global minimum corporate tax rate that can stop the race to the bottom. together, we can use a global minimum tax to make sure the global economy thrives based on a more level playing field in the taxation of multinational corporations and spurs innovation, growth, and prosperity. alex cobham is chief executive of the tax justice network, a group campaigning against corporate tax evasion and the abuse of tax hav

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.— going to feel even colder still on monda afternoon. . ~ ., , that's all from the bbc news at six,'s goodbye from me. and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here are the headlines tonight. the world of sport unites in a boycott of social media, we hear from some of those making a stand. if you don't start regulating your platform, it will be an indefinite blackout. lewis hamilton is joining—in the boycott but on the track he has some real competition this season and it's bringing him to life. and as the world snooker championship draws to a climax, the sport's boss tells us why it's great to have fans back at the crucible. hello and welcome to sportsday. so we're starting with the story that's uniting the world of sport — the 4 day boycott of social media to protest against online abuse. it's been led by football clubs and players but athletes from across the sporting world sent their last messages at 3 0 clock this afternoon. these arejust some of the organisations joining—in the demonstration a

several name changes african-americans referred to it as monument mall i guess the official name was mondaen so i referred to it by the african-american name they were adamant i should change it i said yes but i talked to the family they did not even know that was the official name of them all. most people knew d it as monument mall. so then i realize there was a cultural friction and disconnect it would not be bridged i would not write about her dancing and wearing makeup because i thought that way dilute the import of what happened. i would not impose i would use both names but not the wrong name. it just seemed like there was a cultural problem i said forget it. don't run it i don't want you to run the piece. they ran a piece afterwards and in that piece began talking about henrietta lacks her nails were painted red and focused on her dancing. that was a piece they wanted to run i wanted to write the story the focus with the editors that i spoke with were looking for seem to me to be the wrong focus a focus that would undercut the severity of what had happened and it's import also seeme

year, will that change during the conference call don't forget earnings come after the belichick on monda all be there. the other thing we're looking out for. a little birdie told me it was your birthday this weekend, happen yi birthday >> thank you very much happy birthday >> thank you svechnikov. thank you very much. >> phil won't giveaway his age we'll be watching earnings overall so far 34% growth rate for earnings and beaten expectations by 24%, how much of that is already baked in. >> particularly the big tech names tuesday, wednesday and thursday always a lot of fun when those come out. see if they disappoint netflix did this week. follow snap jumped significantly. look forward to next week. have a lovely weekend. "fast money" starts right now. >>> i'm melissa lee, and this is "fast money", tonight as trader lineup -- we're trading the tech turn around, nasdaq rallying as we gear for huge earnings, and look out below, next stop for bitcoin, $40,000, why carter weather -- worth is seeing trouble in the crypto charts and later -- ♪ >> "fast money" friend cashious is

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.- on there, and the fault was corrected on monday. on there, and the fault was corrected on monda .he big social media - watching the big social media company so instances like this. i want to talk to you about deliveroo, shares plunged when it was listed on the london stock exchange last month. but it is reporting some pretty healthy orders and sales for the last quarter? i pretty healthy orders and sales for the last quarter?— the last quarter? i suppose it is not surprising. _ the last quarter? i suppose it is not surprising. orders - the last quarter? i suppose it is not surprising. orders have - the last quarter? i suppose it is i not surprising. orders have more not surprising. 0rders have more than doubled over the course of lockdown. sales have more than doubled as well. the amount of money that people are spending per order is also rising, i guess that is good news for deliveroo. but also, it is a company that has been in the headlines for good news as well as bad news. you will remember there is a long—running dispute as to whether or not drivers, their 50,000 drivers work

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mps will be returning on monda , politics. mps will be returning on monday. a _ politics.scheme for young people. what monday will do is give mps this very formal way of marking their own tributes to the duke of edinburgh who of course did not have a formal constitutional role but obviously paid such a huge part in the uk's public life for the last seven decades. that's what's happening on monday. from tuesday onwards, the commons will return to business as usual but it's not entirely going to be politics as usual. as you mention, campaigning has been suspended in the elections due to take place on may six. the scottish parliament, the senedd, many local councils in england and wales campaigning for the election is currently suspended. we will see a change in government activity too, more muted, planned government announcements won't now be made. we won't get routine press releases and whilst if there are reporting announcements to be made on public health messaging around coronavirus, we will not get other big government announcements. it will not affect the easing of loc