some blacks also showed early ambition, like mrs. atkins, an african woman who did the unthinkable in 1670. she purchased a house. some funding likely came from her father, a slave who may have been on the desire and was later rewarded for his heroism in saving richard bellingham, a governor, from drowning. mrs. atkins put down roots in the north end, then a black community. it's a burial ground -- its burial ground includes thousands of black burials, now largely forgotten. blackness is often erased. unless as in the case of phillis wheatley, the historical evidence is undeniable. mrs. atkins may have been one of the first african children born in boston. that speculation is based on her age, when she entered the historical record. if she was 30 in 1670, which is likely, she would've been born around 1640, two years after the desire arrived and a year before slavery became law in the commonwealth. cotton mather,nd two judges, were contemporaries. sewell was the only salem trial which trial judge to make an apology for his role. he seemed t

mr trump also said he would be visiting london we can cross to hamburg now and speak to my colleague, ros atkinsnd theresa may one. what are we to read into what went on there? let's go through the points you raised. 0n the visit to london, we didn't get a date, just an intention to come at some point. that's likely has gone off the boil, especially after mr trump's criticism of sadiq khan after the london bridge attack. mr trump says he wants to get the trade deal done very quickly, and he wa nted deal done very quickly, and he wanted to be a very powerful deal, but the point we need to emphasise is the uk is currently within the eu. it can't cut bilateral trade deals, certainly not on the hands of once, until it exits the eu. that won't happen until march 2019, by which an awful lot of political water will have gone under the bridge. while the uk government will be happy about the mood music coming out of that meeting, in practical terms, if not coming to have a huge influence on what kind of deal might emerge in 2019, 2020 or whenever it can be done. what about the wider summitand the can be

clear she wants to focus on issues, on which mr trump has parted ways with much of the european union, climate change, trade, and migration. the bbc‘s ros atkinsn basking in the acclaim in poland today but it might be a different picture in hamburg, what do we know of this bilateral meeting between the president and the chancellor this evening? you're quite right, donald trump is not even scheduled any public speeches here in hamburg, the us authorities now it would be too complicated so it's bilateral meetings, group meetings behind closed doors which will take place at the summit. we know of the bilateral meeting between angela merkel and donald trump, donald trump arrived about 90 minutes ago and as you have been stating on key issues such as immigration, trade, security and climate change these are not two leaders who see eye to eye. angela merkel has put aside her normal diplomatic language and said in the past few months that we can no longer rely on america. when you add that into the back to donald trump is not a man who favours taking steps backwards it's hard to see how they will bash on common ground which will have a meaningful imp

atkins. another meeting on the sidelines of the 620 summit, president trump and his russian counterpart vladimir putin met for the first time, in brief comments to journalists mrs which would continue. he added he hopes that they result in positive developments for us russian relations, mr putin concurred. lots more as always on the website. get in touch with me and some of the tea m in touch with me and some of the team on social media, on twitter. for the time being, thank you. 6oodbye. hello, once again it's another day of contrasting weather across the british isles and across the north. initially a weather front with thick cloud, the odd bit of rain keeping temperatures close to average for this time of year. in the south, yet again heathrow is pushed towards 30 degrees. overnight, they drag that band of rain and cloud tied into the weather front further towards the south. not a lot of rain along, the odd spot primarily across western shores and the hills of wales and south—west england. behind, clear skies, temperatures dipping away and the south as close as it has been in recent nights. how do we start the weekend? well, recent nights. how do we start t

hamburg, said mr trump's decision to withdraw from the paris climate accord was likely to be raised at the meeting. the summit takes place amid tight security following clashes ros atkinsion, global finance and climate change will dominate, in terms of politics, all the world's most powerful leaders are here and while they are looking for global solutions to global problems, they all have an eye on their domestic situation, and in terms of people, this is about donald trump meeting some he has heard about but never met, in particular that meeting between donald trump and vladimir putin. overnight we saw violence in hamburg and we saw protests this morning. we are told by the authorities that over 100 police officers were injured in the last 24 hours, 30 protesters had been arrested and a number of cars were burned out and a reasonably large protest, between 5000 and 10,000 people yesterday, turned violent but we should emphasise them vast majority of protesters were not caught up in the violence. let's bring injenny caught up in the violence. let's bring in jenny hill. caught up in the violence. let's bring injenny hill. what more can you tell us? the violent scenes we