theo chikomba joins-from oxford.- joins us live from oxford. hepehhhw— joins us live from oxford.mage and real damage in young people. and i think the university needs to balance freedom of speech with the pastoral care of their students. and i'm not sure they've got it right at the moment. and i'm not sure they've got it right at the moment . chrissy, right at the moment. chrissy, thank you so much for your time. well, as you heard there, this is well, as you heard there, this he eemehhhhe— well, as you heard there, this is something many people in this eemmehhhw— is something many people in this eemmehhhw eew— is something many people in this community say is— is something many people in this community say is important and heede— community say is important and heeee he— community say is important and heeee he he— community say is important and needs to be highlighted, peehheehehw— needs to be highlighted, particularly when it comes to eeeemheee— particularly when it comes to academics and— particularly when it comes to academics and what they say, peehheeheehw— academics and wha

may is traditionally the month of cultural events for the british oxford and the whole of oxford . these days, the doors are open to all those who wish. a number of institutions hold performances and concerts here, each participant strives to impress and surprise the audience, and thus it is such a wonderful opportunity for children and society to make such a communication. hopes to hope for the future life if it will be if it will be good that it will be real and that it will be in the world in ukraine and that everything will end with our victory the works of ukrainian artists are impressive the audience is pleased to see so many creative works and all of them are about hope, we really need hope. i especially liked the work about freedom at any cost, it is a strong idea and we really need to hold on to it. i went to oxford , and with the help of the college cover, we organized a ukrainian choir here, and now it is not only ukrainian, but english children are joining us, and we sing ukrainian songs . now we have started to sing english songs as well. everyone congratulates, hold m

the oxford union which is independent — welcome here.here. the oxford union which is independent of the university - welcome here. the oxford union which is independent of the university is - is independent of the university is one of the world's most prestigious debating society with a history of inviting prominent speakers from across politics and academia. this across politics and academia. as lona across politics and academia. as long as a white man does it, it is all right — long as a white man does it, it is all right a— long as a white man does it, it is all right. a black man is supposed to have _ all right. a black man is supposed to have no — all right. a black man is supposed to have no feelings.— all right. a black man is supposed to have no feelings. often, guests can be controversial _ to have no feelings. often, guests can be controversial and _ to have no feelings. often, guests can be controversial and divisive. l can be controversial and divisive. when considering who to invite here, where do you draw the line?- where d

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

eh, this is the most there is such a club oxford june.ne of the most authoritative sites here, teaching student, and founded a very long time ago. eh, and she invited me about 2 months ago, and the site enjoys really great authority. well, after that, and there fell down. uh, protests from a bunch of renegades. this is the so-called. russia is some kind of russian democratic union plus uh, the local population of ukrainians that settled there was protested by an oxford mp yet who said there, well, a young woman. let's get better invite a russian dissident or listen to ukrainian refugees instead, but, nevertheless, after a series of transfers. uh, part of the oxford club took over this business, and the russian island is the oldest, and the site was founded by prince felix yusupov in 906, when you self-taught there and at his own expense. that conversation was interesting. yes, before that. and after that it's hard to convey here. it just had to be done. uh, all uh, and they tried to prevent this, the demonstrators, there were not many of

but this is a debate wider than gender and the oxford union.laine dunkley, bbc news. a british supercar — the aston martin bulldog, the only one of its kind which was lost for decades — has been fully rebuilt and restored. and after some tests and tweaks it's being made ready for its final test — to see whether it can travel at 200 miles an hour. our correspondent phil mackey is in shropshire. hello. hello, this is a place i love comini hello. hello, this is a place i love coming to — hello. hello, this is a place i love coming to because _ hello. hello, this is a place i love coming to because there - hello. hello, this is a place i love coming to because there are - hello. hello, this is a place i love| coming to because there are loads and loads of cool cars. but there is nothing cooler than the aston martin bulldog. it would have cost around £150,000 at its launch, it's now worth millions. it is a car painted in mythical status. using a turbo—charged engine... using a turbo-charged engine... the aston using a turbo—charged engine... aston m

on this river, which in oxford itself is called isis. could it be avon? it's the thames just a topic for choose a dance 600, the author of this book has also walked a dance lover. i declare fools all those who, kicking their feet in foolish jumps and whirling, find satisfaction. maybe it's praise of stupidity, no vladimir the ship of fools 2023, for this holiday , the russian euronetwork of the text generator was taught to write love poems. cat poke andrey thank you andrey theme citruses 200 or 1000 let's 200 still focus on the screen. here are four citrus fruits. which one of they are otherwise called pompelmus or shedok, for example, number two number two questions of an artificial intelligence specialist for 1.000. it was this director who in 2001 shot the film artificial intelligence and android boys programmed for love. on december 24 last year in novosibirsk, 85 chefs filled an entire 4154 kg plastic pool with this salad. it was on new year's eve american boxers for a thousand. this champion of the 1968 olympics in mexico city left

in a touching performance by a children's choir when i went to oxford, with the help of college covers we organized a ukrainian choir here, and now it is not only ukrainian, english children are joining us and we sing ukrainian songs. now we have started to sing english songs as well, and everyone greets ivan, but the ukrainian violinist bohdana pivnenko prepared a special program, a duet performance with her 12-year-old student korniam sheldunov , we have prepared such an interesting program that a teacher can do with a student and how they can copy each other to make a concert . i was amazed by the touching and sensual music of the duo. it was great to see them playing together. i think i recognized the first melody with which they started. it was a christmas song. in general , i recognized many melodies. i heard them before, but i didn’t know what ukrainian music was, not only ukrainian visitors, but and the british audience were amazed by the performance of our artists . it was the best concert i have attended in recent years. it was an absolutely magical event. the organizers say

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ryan sweet from oxford _ that goes wrong. goldman sachs has agreed to pay 200 and 15 million dollars to settle claims that it discriminated against women — by offering female staff lower pay and fewer opportunities. the agreement comes a month before the long—running class—action lawsuit was due to come to trial. it resolves claims from almost 3000 female staff who worked at the investment bank in the us. the disputes stretch back to 2010. this deal draws a line under a class action lawsuit that accused the bank of discriminating against female employees for over a decade in areas of pay, promotion and performance evaluation. the trial was due to begin next month. goldman sachs said after more than a decade of vigorous litigation, both parties have agreed to resolve this matter. in a statement, plaintiff allison gamba said i am proud advance gender equity. now the $215 million settlement will be divided among roughly 2800 women employed in various divisions of goldman sachs. breaking the numbers down once you strip out the le

and this campaign of hate came to oxford with kathleen stock. my rights, which is why i'm not in there and why i am out here protesting instead. when the union is doing things like this, it tells us trans students that we are not welcome here. this is about freedom of speech and freedom to protest but some academics are warning students trying to cancel talks is becoming a problem and threatens the very core of what universities are about. i know of academics here who have stopped teaching about sex and gender because they are too worried about student response. the problems really come from the fact that academics have been too cowardly in the past. i think more academics are realising this is a real problem so they are standing up. the prime minister has come out in support of kathleen stock�*s appearance and the government says it will shortly be appointing a new director to make sure that freedom of speech in academic discourse is protected at universities, but this is a debate wider than gender and the oxford union, one where campuses can b

oxford union rhere. wehh— spoke about the oxford union there.while at the same time so many are entirely disengaged . many are entirely disengaged. ane— many are entirely disengaged. and there— many are entirely disengaged. and here e— many are entirely disengaged. and that's a really— many are entirely disengaged. and that's a really important point, isn't it, that nobody at oxford, when i was there, cared much about the student union, as you say , turnouts in elections you say, turnouts in elections were low and it was something you had to belong to, whether you had to belong to, whether you liked to or not. and then it claimed to represent you and the national union of students is much the same. it's a minority activity when most have activity when most students have better to do . yes, that's better things to do. yes, that's eheehwrew— better things to do. yes, that's absolutely right— better things to do. yes, that's absolutely right .— better things to do. yes, that's absolutely right . and- “gs r:rtr yes, that's absolutely right . and sad

earlier i asked george madness of the oxford university of oxford university is china center why beijing was so upset by the communicate or statement released by g 7 countries at the end of that meeting take listen. so the communicate refers to a number of things which were clearly pointed at china. so for example, among the many paragraphs that were included with those that involved and an approach just like well known market policies, which is basically how they describe china. and that was a non market economy about co version of other countries in terms of trade and commercial policy. they object to or don't like the harmful effects that are quote, some countries adopt with regards to certain sectors like grab the judges digital sector. and there's plenty in there about the requirements for international standards in governance and peace and stability. so they're almost, you know, you could pick any of those. and i think paging probably would have looked at the whole not as a, as a sort of collective. and then sir, do you know that? so linked with us and we didn't like it. we think b

i mean , it's the oxford debate. i mean, it's the oxford debating society .attract students and ttnting— continue to attract students and ttnting .— continue to attract students and ttnting , tnew— continue to attract students and funding , they need to grow up a funding, they need to grow up a bit funding, they need to grow up a tit ent— funding, they need to grow up a tit ent teii— funding, they need to grow up a bit and tell their— funding, they need to grow up a bit and tell their members that if bit and tell their members that it tnew— bit and tell their members that it tnew tint— bit and tell their members that if they find these— bit and tell their members that if they find these views disagreeable,- if they find these views disagreeable, if they find them ttsetting— disagreeable, if they find them ttsetting st— disagreeable, if they find them upsetting or even— disagreeable, if they find them upsetting or even offensive, tnets— upsetting or even offensive, tnet-s nst— upsetting or even offensive, tnet-s nst e— upsetting or even offensive, that's not a

kathleen stock this week oxford i'm that's week in oxford i'm sure that's going— week in oxford i'm surectly. it's good io— think about that? exactly. it's good io soo— think about that? exactly. it's good to see ed— think about that? exactly. it's good to see ed davey standing up for women like— good to see ed davey standing up for women like me.— good to see ed davey standing up for women like me. yeah, good for women like me. yeah, good ion nin— for women like me. yeah, good ion nin .— for women like me. yeah, good ion nin . ii— for women like me. yeah, good ion nin . ii is.— for women like me. yeah, good for him . it is. it— for women like me. yeah, good for him . it is. it is.— for women like me. yeah, good for him . it is. it is. so for him. it is. it is. so maddening- for him. it is. it is. so maddening now because we know for him. it is. it is. so— maddening now because we know he knows— maddening now because we know he knows-inns— maddening now because we know he knows-that's-true. - maddening now because we know he knows-that's-true. so- knows that that's not true. so it knows

kathleen stock this week oxford i'm sure that's week in oxford i'm sure that's going—a- week in oxfordo you think about that? exactly. it's good— think about that? exactly. it's good io— think about that? exactly. it's good io soo— think about that? exactly. it's good to see ed— think about that? exactly. it's good to see ed davey standing up for women like— good to see ed davey standing up for women like me.— good to see ed davey standing up for women like me. yeah, good for women like me. yeah, good ion nin— for women like me. yeah, good ion nin .— for women like me. yeah, good ion nin . ii— for women like me. yeah, good ion nin . ii is.— for women like me. yeah, good for him . it is. it— for women like me. yeah, good for him . it is. it is.— for women like me. yeah, good for him . it is. it is. so for him. it is. it is. so maddening- for him. it is. it is. so maddening now because we know for him. it is. it is. so— maddening now because we know he knows— maddening now because we know he knows-inns— maddening now because we know he knows-that's-true. - maddening now because we know h

i at the oxford a i debated at the oxford union a eontte— i debated at the oxford union a oowote ot— speech. it's open debate-going. it's free speech. it's open debate. going to it's free speech. it's open. debate.-going to a it's free speech. it's open- debate.-going to a union debate. imagine going to a union on tetote— debate. imagine going to a union on tetote ont— debate. imagine going to a union on debate and-we- on debate and saying we onowttn-t— on debate and saying we shouldn't be— on debate and saying we shouldn't be debating what shouldn't be debating this. what is i shouldn't be debating this. what to—t ootwottyl is the point? well, i actually remember as well when you were ianed remember as well when you were invited to one of oxford invited to one of the oxford union there that union speeches and there that mad that decided to mad meat woman that decided to say milk beef is say that milk and beef is racist, homophobic , i racist, sexist, homophobic, i don't of the is and don't know all of the is and i honestly you quite rightly walked because she walked out mate because

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i at the oxford a i debated at the oxford union a eontte— i debated at the oxford union a oowote ot— speech. it's open debate-going. it's free speech. it's open debate. going to it's free speech. it's open. debate.-going to a it's free speech. it's open- debate.-going to a union debate. imagine going to a union on tetote— debate. imagine going to a union on tetote ont— debate. imagine going to a union on debate and-we- on debate and saying we onowttn-t— on debate and saying we shouldn't be— on debate and saying we shouldn't be debating what shouldn't be debating this. what is i shouldn't be debating this. what to—t ootwottyl is the point? well, i actually remember as well when you were ianed remember as well when you were invited to one of oxford invited to one of the oxford union there that union speeches and there that mad that decided to mad meat woman that decided to say milk beef is say that milk and beef is racist, homophobic , i racist, sexist, homophobic, i don't of the is and don't know all of the is and i honestly you quite rightly walked because she walked out mate because

that is not oxford! towards labour. lots of other places - away... that is not oxford!r places not so far away from where people have chosen _ far away from where people have chosen labour but also those up and down _ chosen labour but also those up and down the _ chosen labour but also those up and down the country, and i find the same _ down the country, and i find the same reaction, ifi down the country, and i find the same reaction, if i have been talking — same reaction, if i have been talking with a young person as i was a couple _ talking with a young person as i was a couple of— talking with a young person as i was a couple of days ago in milton keynes. — a couple of days ago in milton keynes. i_ a couple of days ago in milton keynes, i was talking with older people — keynes, i was talking with older people in— keynes, i was talking with older people in bolsover, talking with both of— people in bolsover, talking with both of them about the cost—of—living crisis command in both— cost—of—living crisis command in both cases — cost—of—living crisis command in both c

oxford dons . now, what's this? oxford dons. now, i toe-t— what's this? oxford dons.roups, including the oxford student lgbtqai+ group posting and student lgbtqai+ group posting eet tottw— student lgbtqai+ group posting and holly willoughby and well, of and holly willoughby and well, ot t— and holly willoughby and well, of course, i mean,— and holly willoughby and well, of course, i mean, obviously ttetr— of course, i mean, obviously their feelings— of course, i mean, obviously their feelings hurt about this. tut— their feelings hurt about this. tut tut— their feelings hurt about this. tut tut wou— their feelings hurt about this. but but you know, posting various sort— but but you know, posting various sort outright various sort of outright tetemetorw— various sort of outright defamatory comments about tettteee— defamatory comments about kathleen stock— defamatory comments about kathleen stock and the flames are kathleen stock and the flames being— kathleen stock and the flames are now being found by these eeetemte— are now being found by these academic acas_ are now

oxford dons . now, what's this? oxford dons. now, i toe-t— what's this? oxford dons.eet— groups, including the oxford student lgbtqai+ group posting and student lgbtqai+ group posting eet tottw— student lgbtqai+ group posting and holly willoughby and well, of and holly willoughby and well, ot t— and holly willoughby and well, of course, i mean,— and holly willoughby and well, of course, i mean, obviously ttetr— of course, i mean, obviously their feelings— of course, i mean, obviously their feelings hurt about this. tut— their feelings hurt about this. tut tut— their feelings hurt about this. tut tut wou— their feelings hurt about this. but but you know, posting various sort— but but you know, posting various sort outright various sort of outright tetemetorw— various sort of outright defamatory comments about tettteee— defamatory comments about kathleen stock— defamatory comments about kathleen stock and the flames are kathleen stock and the flames being— kathleen stock and the flames are now being found by these eeetemte— are now being found by these academic acas_ ar

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so this is oxford— oxford dons tell students. so this is oxford university.d women are two different biological sexes and thet— different biological sexes and thnt tnnns— different biological sexes and that trans women . that's not that trans women. that's not ttsgusttnn. — that trans women. that's not ttsgusttng. tiny— that trans women. that's not disgusting. why would you say? wett— disgusting. why would you say? tuett tt-s— disgusting. why would you say? tuett us just— disgusting. why would you say? well it's just it's— disgusting. why would you say? well it's just it's horrific. thnt— well it's just it's horrific. thnt just— well it's just it's horrific. that just sounds like. well, hennhtc— that just sounds like. well, horrific, horrific_ that just sounds like. well, horrific, horrific stuff. yeah. if horrific, horrific stuff. yeah. h yeune— horrific, horrific stuff. yeah. if you're under— horrific, horrific stuff. yeah. if you're under 22, it is scary to if you're under 22, it is scary te thtnt— if you're under 22, it is scary to think that— if you're u

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a communication researcher and doctoral student at oxford university. thanks so much, felix. and that does it for today, because of course, more on our web site em as ever, you can follow us on facebook and twitter. i'm british manager and i'm not. and i'll see you soon by a 100 german st on d w. oh, hello guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform for africa's you beat issues and share ideas. ah, you know, or this channel, we are not afraid to capture and delicate the top. because population is growing and young people clearly have the solution. the future belongs to the 77 percent every weekend on dw ah, can asian economies afford the costs of climate change and growing trade disputes? both issues are topping the agenda in korea, the engine develop, the bank is holding its annual meetings. we'll look at some of the biggest sticking points also what our show and overheated real estate market is pricing out some households in portugal to take a look at the situation, elizabeth bulwark to our show. i'm steven beardsley in berlin. one of ages, largest development under says it'

so this is oxford— oxford dons tell students. so this is oxford university.d women are two different biological sexes and thet— different biological sexes and thnt tnnns— different biological sexes and that trans women . that's not that trans women. that's not ttsgusttnn. — that trans women. that's not ttsgusttng. tiny— that trans women. that's not disgusting. why would you say? wett— disgusting. why would you say? tuett tt-s— disgusting. why would you say? tuett us just— disgusting. why would you say? well it's just it's— disgusting. why would you say? well it's just it's horrific. thnt— well it's just it's horrific. thnt just— well it's just it's horrific. that just sounds like. well, hennhtc— that just sounds like. well, horrific, horrific_ that just sounds like. well, horrific, horrific stuff. yeah. if horrific, horrific stuff. yeah. h yeune— horrific, horrific stuff. yeah. if you're under— horrific, horrific stuff. yeah. if you're under 22, it is scary to if you're under 22, it is scary te thtnt— if you're under 22, it is scary to think that— if you're u

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joining mean office of context is felix simon, communications researcher and doctoral student at oxford university. felix is currently researching the implications of in journalism and the news industry. phoenix, welcome. are news anchors like me on borrowed time. i mean, are a news anchors the next big thing in journalism. i'm personally skeptical that he will be out of work anytime soon. in many ways, the use of a i can use i can, is useful. it can be time saving, it can make things more efficient. you can, that's in theory contents and audiences, especially on versus mobile apps. but i think what people really value about needs, and because ultimately is the human touch, it's the human element to see which is the sponsor, nancy, and that's something you can really replicate with a i. so i think for now you're fairly safe and your job. how do i generate a news anchors work? i mean, where do they get that information from? how do they know what to say when? so this is a complicated process, which in many ways means you have various ai technologies and all these intersecting side for th

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