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he is an anglican priest, an oxford professor and an author. his most recent book is called colonialism a moral reckoning, and he wrote an article about it. odyssey to getting published the article was in compact magazine and it was entitled anatomy of a book cancellation. here's professor nigel biggar to so professor nigel biggar, what is your newest book, colonialism a moral reckoning about? it's about the current controversy over colonialism. the the the view that prevails in my country and probably yours, too, is that european colonialism and in particular, british colonialism was a litany of racism and exploitation and oppression. i'm an ethicist and i wanted to review the history to see whether that story was true. and i concluded in my book that the the prevailing story is just not true. and how did you come to that conclusion? so the book is divided into eight chapters. so each chapter deals with a different moral issue. motives, racism, slave era, land, culture, government, economics and violence. and i focus on the british empire. it

they have the view from oxford street. a lot l the view from oxford street.of people who are a bit confused, people asking for a bit more clarity were generally a good test all round. naomi, thank you much indeed. thank you. just over an hour ago almost kenya's kelvin kiptum has won the elite men's race in the london marathon. he ran the world's second fastest marathon ever. in the elite women's race — the dutch olympic long—distance champion — sifan hassan — pulled off an impressive performance to win in her debut marathon. our sports reporter — matt graveling — is at the finish line. in the elite women's race — the dutch olympic long—distance champion — sifan hassan — pulled off an impressive performance to win in her debut marathon. our sports reporter — matt graveling — is at the finish line. hundreds of people filing down the nile having completed 26 males and legislators bina dave stories here. the wheelchair race first of forward came forward dominic came through and third london marathon in a row one by marcel hug. the men's race was run by mike won i

he studied law and then he applied for a rhodes scholarship in oxford. and so this went on to a certain extent. how important do you think that that education abroad was to and also the people that he met adults for the people that he made friends with as a as a young man before before war started and what was the relationship between them how did that change as hitler's coming to power and what hitler was was planning became more evident? it started actually in nine. in 1928, when he, through his mother, who was connected to the international ymca, was invited to a conference in geneva, where we had other people, mahatma gandhi appearing, and he was only 19. but he the was feeling the of international cooperation and especially for his generation. and he thought we must keep peace after the war and we must sustain it and that has then brought him to apply for the rhodes scholarship he got a scholarship he went to oxford in 31. i think. yes. and then he a rhodes scholar for two years and he made a lot of friends. he was at various college and he went on

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all right, the story magnus with the china center at oxford university. thank you. and finally, tens of thousands have taken to the streets in paris in recent months to protest against the government's unpopular pension reforms. well, this week they turned against frances most popular luxury brands breaking into the headquarters of l. v. m h n, setting off firecrackers. other luck. other luxury businesses as wells banks along paris is main. boulevards in there, a boarding up their windows with plywood france has been paralyzed by the strikes for weeks with every one from transit staff to rubbish collectors. taking part here's our minor baton business story. germany is shutting down is 3 remaining nuclear plants on saturday, spending that it can fulfill its green emissions without atomic power, despite the energy crisis caused by the ukraine more that's for sure. you can always find out more about these and other business stories online. check out a d, w dot com slash business. we're also on youtube. under the dw news channel. i'm sitting here in berlin, thanks for w

and there was military analyst, frank language and oxford speaking to us earlier, taiwan says 18 chinese military aircraft have crossed the unofficial line, dividing the 2 sides and the last day tie one's prison. sy, in when is on a diplomatic tour of central america. she's expected to meet the u. s. house speaker, kevin mccarthy on her way home. china has a dark, denounced the plan and is threatening to retaliate. the meeting goes ahead, beijing considers high one a breakaway chinese province. and he has a look now at some of the other stories making use around the world. he was president joe biden has called on russia to release a wall street journal reporter being held on spying charges. biden has rejected calls from the papers editors to expel russian diplomats journalist evern curse coverage denies espionage lawyer say a former us president on donald trump will not be handcuffed to when he appears in court. on tuesday, a grand jury in new york indicted him over alleged payments to an adult film acted before the 2016 presidential election. is the 1st ever criminal case against an ex

george magnus is an economist and associate at the china center at oxford university. george, welcome to the show. the german foreign minister on a lena bear bock is considered a hawk on china. but we know that german business is so quite dependent on the country and that it's rather noisy about efforts to limit its investment even put it in check. looking beyond bear box comments about china. can we say that germany is really even capable of giving a clear position on china? well, i think capable is, i mean the asked the question capable, the answer is yes. and whether it's willing to do so, it is another matter of course. now we're in the crosshairs, really, very, very difficult cross as of the tension between the, the way in which politics seems to be driving us in the world and, and the realities of engagement in commerce and trade. and so, i mean, i was in the german government and other european governments have already expressed certainly some sympathy and in fact taken action to try to scrutinize chinese investment in what are regarded as a very national securi

frank led wedge and oxford. speaking to us earlier, taiwan says 18 of chinese military aircraft have crossed the unofficial line, dividing the 2 sides since friday. the show of force from china comes as ty, once president sy, in when continues a diplomatic tour of central america on the way back. she's expected to stop over in los angeles to meet with us how speak a kevin mccarthy. china has denounced the plan and threatened to retaliate. if the meeting goes ahead, asian considers tie one a break away province and does not rule out re on if you cation by force. d w's shown year in taipei gave us her take on the increasing number of these incidence. yes, according to ty wires, defense ministries, an official announcement this morning dear. we're actually in fact eating chinese military aircraft and for vessels detected around high wind the past 24 hours and including night fighter jet and one military joined. that crust we so co media lie of taiwan strait, but it's worth noting that, you know, this time is a bit

within the next 6 weeks, military analyst, frank led, which and oxford speaking to us earlier. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making use around the world. lawyer say for my u. s. president donald trump will not be handcuffed when he appears in court. on tuesday, a grand jury in new york indicted him over alleged payments to an adult film actor before the 2016 presidential election. it's the 1st ever criminal case against an ex u. s. leader. pub francis says he will lead easter celebrations of the vatican. the 86 year old pontiff has left hospital after a 3 day stay. he was treated for bronchitis. while there he visited a children's council ward and baptized the baby. avalanches have killed at least 4 people in northern norway. the slides followed heavy snow storms. authorities are urging people to avoid mountains in the area they want. the terrain is still unstable. taiwan says 80 and chinese military aircraft have crossed the unofficial line, dividing the 2 sides, and the last day taiwan is president a sigh in when this on a diplomatic tour of central ameri

then you are to, into one oxford vaccine, become in the fest in africa to do so. the vaccine is still in trial. so canyons will have to wait before the con, benefits from its expected high rates of protection health activities. see, despite these new tools, the roots of the problem lay stagnant water. queer malaria bury mosquitoes, breed also neatly tucked clean. we have iris that is indoor received raspberry. and before we have i t m, that is a bed, nit mosquito bedmate. so we can use only one method to say that we are advocating air and malaria all mosquitoes. but we need to a home one eyes the whole air videos to was guy we have this year. the world health organization is pushing for 0 malaria cases across the world. new vaccines will be key in much of in these, these spirit in ghana, already seen the benefits become bring in protecting the lives of the children. and before we go now, a cinema and alaska had an unexpected visitor for its evening showings. a moose wandered into the lobby and started sniffing around. and what was that delicious smell? well, popco

and i was military analyst, frank led, which and oxford speaking to us earlier. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. u. s. president joe biden has called on russia to release a wall street journal reporter being held on buying charges. the biden has rejected calls from the papers editors to expel russian diplomats journalist to ethan goes. cabbage denies. espionage of francis says he will lead easter celebrations at the vatican. the 86 year old pontiff has left hospital after a 3 day stay. he was treated for bronchitis. while there he visited the children's council ward and baptized baby. the biggest fixture in to him and club football kicks off in a little over an hour's time by munich. host barissi at dought, moaned in what's known as des, classic up does not begin the game as leaders west 9 games to go by. and meanwhile, start a new chapter under for my daughter and coach thomas to hook barnes new man in charge . thomas too, who is taking control of the ship with buyers in unfamiliar territory. looking up at dort men

this is cheney school in oxford.assrooms. 0k, through you go, through you go, through you go. there are 1700 pupils. blazer on? thank you. this term the head teacher has a lot to juggle... quick, quick, quick, come on, come on. ..with pupils taking exams and teachers going on strike. maintaining staff morale and the quality of education for the children is difficult. none of this is desirable but something's got to give. the thing that really damages the future of the country is underinvestment in education. today, over 1000 pupils are at home and most of their teachers are out on picket lines. what do we want? schools funded! . the national education union wants a pay rise in line with inflation, fully funded by the government. this is a dispute about pay, but there are other pressures. teachers are leaving the classroom. teachers are seeing their salaries decline year—on—year, and it's nowjust a question that we can't get teachers. teachers are on their knees financially, psychologically. we do it because we love t

justin rowlatt, bbc news, oxford. on bbc one at 8pm tonight. there's just a few weeks to go now until the musical extravaganza that is the eurovision song contest begins here in the uk. over the past few weeks, some of the artists have been touring europe performing to fans — and last night was the final pre—party before they travel to liverpool. the bbc“s eurovision reporter daniel rosney went along to meet them. his report contains flash images. his report contains flashing images. cheering. it's a crazy experience that in slovenia, we have arena concerts and here we could probably have a very hard time filling up a pub. and it feels great. all of these people would come to a pub. of course. if it was a small pub, it would be filled up. pretty nicely, actually, so, yeah. the biggest selling band in slovenia is just one of the acts the uk“s mae muller will be competing against. # instead i wrote a song about how you did me wrong. # i could have cried at home. sweden's loreen has won eurovision before, back in 2012. a

of oxford .erest . we're now being told interest. we're now being told by a downing street source that the investigation relates to shares that his wife akshata murthy, holds in a child care agency that will be boosted by the provisions in the budget. that's the indication as to why the commissioner has been called in. the investigation opened last thursday relating to paragraph six of the cole. we're being told by the commissioner that members must always be open and frank . it says, in declaring and frank. it says, in declaring any relevant interest in any proceeding of the house of its committees and any communications with ministers , communications with ministers, members, public officials or pubuc members, public officials or public office holders, that reads as a number 10 spokesman, saying, we're happy to assist the commissioner to clarify how this has been transparently declared as a ministerial interest so that still emerging. we'll update you, of course, on the details as we get more.

a new vaccine produced by oxford university is in the final stage of trials but to countries have given it provisional approval. it joins an existing vaccine that has helped save lives but trials suggest the new vaccine could be more effective. our reporter is in ghana. >> she has brought her son to this hospital to get the next dose of an anti-malaria vaccine. she is happy her son has access to this protection. >> she has gotten malaria once okay it's not all that serious because of diversity so the person is very good well i mean to start the vaccine early it's very good for the children yeah it helped them to prevent them from the getting malaria. >> he's one of the lucky kids getting the rts as vaccine which was approved by the world health organization it's available for children in overnight communities following a successful pilot project in 2019. >> we've started using glasses long until date we've not had issues when it comes to the use of buses and this is one of them i encourage every mother to come the person is safe it's part of the buses that we have been using already so

we can see our reporter on oxford street. this is what the other it looks like on her phone telling people this is just a test, no action is necessary. if you are just joining us this is the test of written�*s new emergency alert system which the government has introduced to try and save lives in the case of serious incidents, natural disasters, terror attacks in that sort of thing. a pity loud siren. it is hard to ignore this, isn't it? that is for life and death situations intending to make people stop and take protective action, whether evacuating a fling to a safe place. it really will be used as necessary so i really would encourage people not to be too worried about the intrusion into their lives. it is really designed as a public good and, as i was saying before, ithink as a public good and, as i was saying before, i think the media has a very important role to play in helping to sensitise people as to why this is so important.- helping to sensitise people as to why this is so important. thank you very much. — why this

justin rowlatt, bbc news, oxford.which is on iplayer right now and will be on bbc one at 8pm tonight. now a look at some other stories making the news today. a teenager has been found guilty of murdering 14—year—old tomasz oleszak in gateshead. he was stabbed in his chest last october and died the next day. leighton amies, who was 14 at the time, has claimed he'd attacked tomasz by accident. he will be sentenced injune. a court in paris has cleared airbus and air france of involuntary manslaughter over the deadliest accident in the history of the airline. more than 200 people were killed when a plane crashed into the atlantic ocean on a flight from rio to paris in 2009. police in the us state of alabama say the four teenagers who died in a mass shooting at a 16th birthday party on saturday were all students at the local high school. nearly 30 others were injured in the attack in the town of dadeville. police still haven't said whether they have a suspect or a motive. prosecutors want the trial of a man accused of murd

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the lake be attributed to manmade emissions. climate change responsible by 10000 kilometers away in oxford, u. k. an answer to this question has been found. i come here to meet research scientist repeat stuart smith. so what you can see here is laguna parker in 940, much shorter than the lake that we see today for this lake. just one year later and passed on to the city of raw has been know that temperatures had started to rise from 1880 onwards. and that initial willing part, 940, must have started to push this place your back creating this and they will, i would say that ultimately lads, to the devastating event in 941. this is among the earliest data leads, asters have been linked to climate change in the science of these old photograph. it recalls along with historic temperature data and more recently, satellite images have enabled rupert to model the retreat at the glazier. as temperatures rise, you see the gracious start to pull back, but the lake expanding as it also. in the latter half of the 20th century, we see a big acceleration in the retreats. and then the next question we ask

the new are 21 vaccine produced by oxford university and the u. k. is still in the final stage of trials. but ghana and nigeria have already given it provisional approval. it joins an existing vaccine that has helped save lives, but trials suggests that this new vaccine is way more effective. t w's isaac colored z reports now from ghana. ah kit do 2 more has brought his son to this hospital to get his mixed juice of an unseemly refaxing kit is happy, his son has access to this protection was good. some benito was is more order theme of it was of the best buy you would have us me very good. well, i mean, who started the vessel and if they would for they told me, it's so damned to prevent them from getting believe it is one of the lucky keats gets in the r t. s is vaccine, which was approved by the wood hook in a zation. oh, it's available for children in over 90 communities, following a successful pilot projects in 2019, ever. who stuck on you the law through long ago and too big we, we all had here's when it comes to the left. and this is one of them

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most of them in africa and new vaccine developed by oxford university and manufactured in india. hopes to change that. but the speed at which it's been approved in ghana and without world health organization endorsement has some worried and us out. so oh, but so what is the government up to? i will not allow my children to be vaccinated. we have heard about children dying or left with physical deformities after taking some medicines on vaccine. is the government thinking about the safety of our children at all? i will only use the vaccine after countries have gone through the trials of the w h o approved. scientist said, oxford, say research suggest the $21.00 jab, it's 75 percent of fictive detailed data from large scale trials is not yet publicly available, but gone. us government has confidence. it's made the right decision. we are talking about 200300400000 children die and of malia every year. and if you can save you half of that number with a vaccine that is not as efficient as you want it to be, that is still good enough. so our just once i approve all i got, this is not so much

this is in oxford. this is thetford in norfolk...behalf without consultation. ..and this is colchester in essex. it's already been decided. you're not fit for purpose. they decided it months ago. some fear local politicians could be intimidated. we're a network of around 107 local authorities from both urban and rural, and what we've seen is around 17 of those have told us that they've been targeted in some way or the other, so this could be the start of a really worrying trend that's emerging from across the uk. and why do you see this as an attack on democracy? isn't this... i mean, people should be allowed to express their views, shouldn't they? absolutely. however, if you've got a couple of extreme voices who are doing all the shouting, all the screaming, they inevitably take up all the bandwidth. there seem to be two ideas of freedom in conflict here. the freedom to drive your car where you want, which is represented by the people here, and the freedom from the pollution and the congestion that cars cause, and they seem to be, t

sr there you have it, the review from oxford street.d it was good, a lot of people confused, people asking for more clarity but generally a good test all round. next on bbc news, we have also been looking at the suspension of the opposition labour party mp diane abbott earlier today. in the uk, the labour party has suspended mp diane abbott for suggesting thatjewish people and travellers suffer from "prejudice" rather than "racism". ms abbott apologised for her letter to the observer newspaper, stating that it was an initial draft sent by mistake, and acknowledged thatjewish people have suffered the "monstrous effects" of racism. 0ur political correspondent helen catt has more on the content of the letter. so, this was a letter that appeared in the observer newspaper this morning and it was in reply to another article that had been in the paper before which related to race. now, diane abbott, she was the first black woman to be elected to the house of commons. she is a decades—long campaigner for racialjustice and she was responding to

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