medhurst and palestine actions, richard barnard. they have all been guests on palestine declassified, so it was no surprise to learn that. classified understands the relevant speech was on imam hussein in the context of the current. side, only believer in the racist prevent policy could possibly have interpreted the speech in that way, perhaps focusing on latifa's perfectly legitimate use of the word radicalized. find myself radicalized from constantly having to defend my existence, debating why i am unable even raise the flag of my country. the attack on miss abuchakra is of course part of much wider assault on ordinary protesters. three young women were found guilty under the terrorism act for displaying a paraglider patch. a young man was found guilty of wearing a hamas headband, even though it merely had a shahada on it, not a hamas headband at all. the defendants were young between 25 to 30, but recent official statistics show that police are increasingly targeting children for terrorism offenses. 31 of 170 arrests were set and

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my name is richard thomas medhurst. i'm an internationally accredited journalist from the united kingdom. richard medhurst was met at the door of the plane as it landed and removed from the flight by six armed police held for. almost 24 hours in kafka s conditions, insulted and humiliated. he was not told what he had allegedly said or written, an obvious intimidation tactic. sarah wilkinson's case was perhaps the worst, including the smashing of the yarn containing her mother's ashes, two tight handcuffs, theft of money and passport, attempts to intimidate and scare her, they wanted to know the location of of these. people that we were working with, and you see, once they have the location, then the israelis can bomb them directly, perhaps the most outrageous acts with a conscious smashing of anything involving christian symbolism, and the racist interrogations questions that she endured, listen to her account. i'm going to let you know this question, why do you think palestinians are better than white people, and i and

medhurst and palestine actions, richard barnard. they have all been guests on palestine declassified, so it was no surprise to learn that our palestinian reporter, latifra had been referred to the uk counterterror. program prevent, her publicly available speeches caused the police to believe she was, vulnerable to being drawn into terrorism. when certain politicians and the media use the term muscular liberalism, that's just another word for racism and islamophobia. palestine declassified understands the relevant speech was on imam hussein in the context of the current genocide. only believer in the racist prevent policy could possibly have inter the speech in that way, perhaps focusing on latifa's perfectly legitimate use of the word radicalized. i find myself radicalized from constantly having to defend my existence, debating why i'm unable even raise the flag of my country. the attack on miss abu chakra is of course, part of much wider assault on ordinary protesters. three young women were found guilty under the terrorism act for

she has not done anything wrong. >> don richard had once been on top of the world.e was a rising star and a member of the popular girl group danity kane, with hits like showstopper, this is for my ladies and the two ladies, mercedes and damage. what are you gonna do, baby? top ten on the billboard charts in the early 2000, their mentor none other than one of the most influential figures in american music, sean diddy combs. yeah that's what i'm talking about. >> y'all did a great job today, ladies. >> today richard is back in the spotlight in a new lawsuit she's accusing her former mentor of sexual battery, forced labor and gender motivated violence. >> these are all allegations that have become shockingly familiar against diddy in recent months, as he has faced lawsuit after lawsuit from women and men who have accused him of all manner of bad behavior. >> richard also claims she witnessed him abusing his former girlfriend cassandra ventura, better known as cassie, on numerous occasions. attorney lisa bloom is representing richard. >> don had the choice to file the c

richard, what is your - richard, what is your assessment of iran's intentions? and we have not seen that yet. i suspect they will try, and we won't be able to let our guard down for the type of activity that the iranians might try and prosecute in that direction, and the iranians have a whole playbook, a destabilising playbook, a destabilising playbook, around the region, and we see that in their sponsorship, what they do with militia, and, plus, a track record of going after dissidents, including in this country, to try and kill them, so we are dealing with a power that continues to try to intimidate its opponents and to take revenge for things that have happened, yet, so it remains a focus for both of us to try and understand this country and to try and understand the threats that might come out of tehran. taste might come out of tehran. we have always — might come out of tehran. we have always talked about the risk of a regional war and this year, i think we came very close to that and the risk is still there. do you think, bill, that from an israeli perspect

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and things are looking pretty good for richard nixon. - [laughing] what?e is disruptive in america, let's face it. if you believe in life, you're disruptive. you know? i don't want to go and fight in that damn war. you know, that's a disruptive attitude. they're gonna have to pull me by my hair. right? [chuckles] - the activist part of my generation is divided into two parts: those who decide that they can change the world by supporting a viable anti-war candidate, and those who think that the entire system has to be torn down. - political pigs, your days are numbered. we are the second american revolution. we are winning. yippie! - [chuckles] yippies were, um-- crazy people who did street theater. - we're not gonna take part in an old men's election. young people know who's gonna win. the winner's gonna be pigasus the pig, 'cause every party's running a pig. - so why did you decide to become a candidate? [pig grunts, squeals] - the plan was to have a mass, moratorium-type anti-war demonstration in chicago. and at the same time, a mass counter-culture fest

it was then that richard said combs deprived richard and her danity kane bandmates of basic needs such as adequate food and sleep. richard accuses combs of keeping some of her earnings and subjecting her to years of inhumane working conditions, which included groping, assault, and false imprisonment, among other violations. richard is the eighth person to accuse combs of abuse. she also claims to have witnessed him beating his ex-girlfriend cassie ventura, who last year sued combs, claiming physical and sexual abuse. security video showed combs attack ventura at a hotel in 2016. combs settled that lawsuit within a day, with no admission of wrongdoing. in march, federal agents raided his homes in la and florida. sources say in connection to a human trafficking investigation. as for richard's accusations, combs says he's innocent, saying she manufactured a series of false claims, all in the hopes of trying to get a payday conveniently timed to coincide with her album release and press tour. combs was also recently ordered to pay $100 million to a michigan inmate who sued him for an alleg

thank you, richard. i'm going to ask you about the general ecosystem of news out there when it comes to this israel palestine conflict, which has now been going on far, far longer than most predicted. and i have to be honest that it rises and falls in the media, and it usually rises when, you know, in reaction to a shock. i remember before jose andres world central kitchen staff work build. um, you know, israel palestine had largely fallen off the map of, of, of front us pages. you know, this show has been focused on this really throughout the crisis. what are your observations, as you talk the media and journalist around there? are you finding editors trying to squelch this story? what do you want? and i just basically said, you think as media in journalists, we are, is dedicated to this story as we should be. i think, i think, i think for the most part uh most journalists and, and outlets are, uh, they sort of cough covering the issue. um, what do i mean by that when they cover it? um if they do, they

'mr richard med just absolutely smashed it on the stage right now outside downing street richard and no introduction you've been inside and outside the court the past two days can you give us a little bit of a recap as we end these two days on what you've seen you know what what we saw just now it was historic but not in the good sense because this whole this whole trial this show trial it shouldn't be happening in the first place so you know people think like it's always nice to witness something historic this is really bad what's happening to julie on on the one hand, i want to say it's good because the judges actually asked questions, they they if you compare this to the trial at the old bailey, the first couple of weeks in the extradictionary, b so she would like ask one question and they stay silent for for four days you now till next week, they they actually engaged, they actually ask questions, they wanted to know things right, but they they asked questions that gave the impression they had no idea what they're talking about, you no the for example what happened just now in th

richard, let's talk about it. and now the policy, a brand new populace party that's performed very well in these selections. it's called the sa wagner. missed a lie. and guess why does this policy appeal to so many voices a disease? it's comes 3rd in, in through india and saxony. yeah. and i mean, what's really striking by this party that it didn't exist just a few months ago. it's a mugs, as part of a split from the left pa to you, which is on the far left of german politics. and there's also putney von vin harris's of the former communist that used to rule in eastern germany. and this very charismatic lead from that policy split away from the left parties saying that she felt that they've gone too far down the kind of identity politics. you know, saying, you know, this is all about low cri, you know, stuff like that. and saying that she wanted to kind of, we define a new kind of left wing politics which is kind of anti capitalist and left wing in terms of economics. but in terms of some of the social and societa

i'm richard lui.. >>> an urgent manhunt under way in kentucky. authorities searching for a man they say shot five people near a highway. police now warn the suspect is armed and dangerous. we're just one day way from the debate between vice president kamala harris and

it was then that richard said combs deprived miss richard and her danity kane bandmates of basic needsas adequate food and sleep. richard accuses combs of keeping some of her earnings and subjecting her to years of inhumane working conditions, which included groping, assault, and false imprisonment, among other violations. richard is the eighth person to accuse combs of abuse. she also claims to have witnessed him beating his ex-girlfriend cassie ventura, who last year sued combs, claiming physical and sexual abuse. security video showed combs attack ventura at a hotel in 2016. combs settled that lawsuit within a day, with no admission of wrongdoing. in march, federal agents raided his homes in la and florida. sources say in connection to a human trafficking investigation. as for richard's accusations, combs says he's innocent, saying she manufactured a series of false claims, all in the hopes of trying to get a payday conveniently timed to coincide with her album release and press tour. combs was also recently ordered to pay $100 million to a michigan inmate, who sued him for an alleg

richard. he is the deputy assistant secretary of defense for nuclear and countering weapons of mass destruction policy. where he is responsible for a lot of things, nuclear deterrence, policy, arms preventing, the proliferation of wmd related materials. cooperative threat reduction. chemical. biological. radiological and nuclear defense. a whole variety of things. he was also on the national security council in the obama administration as director for nonproliferation. but i think one of the most interesting things about richard is he is probably one of the few people in the us government that has worked on denuclearization. are the two major denuclearization negotiation policies, right, with both iran and with north korea. he was a part of the u.s. delegation for the joint comprehensive plan of action, the jcpoa, with regard to and then he was also on the delegation of the six party talks with regard to north korea. that's actually when we first met, was when richard and i were working on the

richard has lived in syria, pakistan, switzerland and austria. he was educated at various international. schools and has bachelor's degree economics and social sciences. richard hosts regular live broadcasts and video reports on his youtube channel. today he sits down with us to talk about his experience as investigative journalist. richard medhurst, welcome to the program. thanks for having me. well, first of all, tell us a bit more. about yourself and what do you come from? so my father is english and um my mother is syrian, i was born in damascus and uh i'm very proud of that, it's the oldest continuously inhabited city in the world, my parents both worked in the united nations in peacekeeping uh and uh as a result you know i was in politics since the moment i was born and uh we lived in several countries um i lived in syria uh austria pakistan so... land and my parents uh did a number of missions, for example in south lebanon, syrian goal and heights, angola, so you know politics is something integral um to my upbringing, you can't um have di

richard, what say you ? richard, what say you?look at what they're suggesting, as i understand it, the earliest suggestion was that these working from home days before you are going to be forced to let your employees do what they want. we're going to be friday and monday. well isn't that a surprise? what do you call that? that's a long weekend, isn't it? that's a long weekend, isn't it? that's going to knock our ability to create jobs and also and i'm very concerned as an employer myself, all these new laws that are going to come in under labour, they are going to stop employers employing people. they are not going to create jobs. they will do completely the opposite opposite. >> now it worries me and strange survey out today are gps now work an average of only 26 hours a week. i mean i mean, there are millions, millions, over 9 millions, millions, over 9 million people of potential working age not working. i mean , working age not working. i mean, has the work culture just has the pandemic destroyed the work culture? >> possibly.

'richard medhurst, welcome to the program. thanks having me. well, first of all, uh, tell us a bit more about yourself and what do you come from? so my father is english and um, my mother is syrian. i was born in damascus and uh, i'm very proud of that. it's the oldest continuously inhabited city in the world. uh, my parents both worked in the united nations in peacekeeping, uh, and uh, as a result'. "i was in politics since the moment i was born and uh, we lived in several countries, um, i lived in syria, austria, pakistan, switzerland, and my parents did a number of missions, for example in south lebanon, syrian goal and heights, angola, so you know, politics is something integral, um, to my upbringing, you can't um, have dinner without talking about politics ' politics over the dining table, yeah, yeah, and and uh, top of that, you know, i i would also argue that uh, any anyone who who has um, family members or or or friends uh, or who they themselves are arab or muslim, they they're going to have uh, politics influencing their lives uh, whe

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former conservative mp richard drax and former labour party adviser matthew laza.er, it's a crucial part of the programme. let me know your views. mail margaret gb news. com but now it's your favourite time of the day. the news bulletin with sophia wenzler. >> jacob thank you. good evening. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines just after 8:00. sir keir starmer has defended the cut to the winter fuel payment in his first labour conference speech as prime minister, he promised that every pensioner will be better off with labour thanks to the triple lock. he outlined a vision for national renewal , including national renewal, including reforming planning, ending the doctors strike and launching great british energy, which he confirmed would be based in aberdeen. the labour leader also pledged to house all veterans in need, saying homes will be there for heroes. he also said young care leavers and victims of domestic abuse will be given a guaranteed roof over their head. sir keir starmer went on to address the riots across the uk sparked by the stabbings in southport

so nixon, basically, when an oath shell richard careful, richard.ful today that he won't say anything about anything to anybody at anytime. >> either ebay just travels every major issue. i'm going to send him some kind of talk him powder. he must be get who saddles are straddling all those issues? >> humphrey was on the move at excitement and energy. was richard the chicken hearted. he was attacking us and we were doing the same thing we had done in september i told nixon, you've got to attack humphrey. we can't let him bring the party together if they get together, we lose the battle. lands the big day draws near arm and the polls show hubert humphrey drawing closer. ice water generally believed to flow through richard nixon, spain's maybe melting and may indeed be nearing the boiling point kamala harris donald trump, the debate. everyone's been waiting for follows. cnn for complete coverage and exclusive pre and post-debate analysis a cnn special event, the abc news presidential debate to at nine eastern on cnn and streaming on max this is kidnap

i see you bye richard. walk out, chase international editor richard just explained to us and our audience. what does this mean for germany's overall political landscape? is these projections now? yeah, so, so what we're seeing here is the a f d, the far right policy, that there's been a growing steadily in germany for the last decade. also is now pretty much confirmed as the strongest political force in eastern germany, the full month of the part of jeremy, the that used to be ruled by the communist. we got a 1st glimpse of this in the european elections this summer. when the f t came in the clear 1st place in every eastern german state, and aside from violin and, and what we seeing now in these 2 states using the range is so in one of the states that this voted today, the f d coming clear, told with a 7 percentage point margin of victory, roughly over a 6 or 7 percent over the mainstream conservative. and that is for a potty that is led by mount who, who is extremely controversial. a man who has been, who

spring richard thanks for _ candidate. spring richard thanks for the _ candidate. - thanks for the moment, anneke. richard, kamala harris is now firmly on the trail. she's newer to going out and meeting the crowd. the poles have looked good for her, she's kind of neck and neck in the key swing states. what do you think she needs to consider in those 62 days or so going she needs to consider in those 62 days or so goin she's firmly on the trail. she's newer to going out and meeting the crowd. the poles have looked good for her, she's kind of neck and neck in the key swing states. what do you think she needs to consider in those 62 days or so going forward? let mejust say 62 days or so going forward? let me just say that when donald _ let me just say that when donald trump was ahead by a few points— donald trump was ahead by a few points against biden for five months _ points against biden for five months ago, the wisdom was trump — months ago, the wisdom was trump '5 _ months ago, the wisdom was trump 's ahead. finally we should _ trump 's ahead. finally we should g

the night —— richard triumph for britain. —— richard triumph for britain. —— richard gadd.aby reindeer. and wonderful to see tartan on the red carpet! talk about how baby reindeer has been received by audiences at your side of the atlantic?— the atlantic? the greatest ower the atlantic? the greatest power in _ the atlantic? the greatest power in marketing - the atlantic? the greatest power in marketing is - power in marketing is word—of—mouth and as soon as it appeared on netflix, it is the show everyone was talking about all over the world and it's so unusual, so different and richard rgadd in his speech says we are in a risk averse industry and they were being urged to take risks, what links all of these shows were the big winners tonight, including the bear, hacks and others, who stars in them? meryl streep is in the audience, robert downey jr, the kind of people who were nominated and normally when but no, it is ushering in a new generation of talent and faces and diverse faces, and i think it shows a healthy turn of the page for the tv industry. indeed. as you say, som

♪♪ now with vitamin d for the dark days of winter. >>> hi, i'm richard >>> hi, i'm richard lui with aident biden confirming that israeli military recover the bodies of six hostages including american hersh goldberg-polin. in the statement, the president said he was quote devastated and outraged by his death. he was attending a music festival for piste in israel october 7 when he was attacked and later captured by hamas. a representative for his family saying they were devastated by the news and as for privacy. richard engel: in the dead of winter 2015, >>> >>> in the dead of winter 2015, we arrived in moscow in an effort to find out not only who killed former russian agent alexander litvinenko but why. this is home to andrey lugovoy and dmitry kovtun, hunted by scotland yard and interpol , suspected of killing litvinenko. around the world, they were villains in a tale of international intrigue and murder yet in russia, we found plenty of people who thought if the two did killed litvinenko, he probably had it coming. thank you for talking with us. in the russian parliament, the leader

sir richard branson�*s private island.inaudible. high earners preparing to flee the country as chancellor rachel reeves fails to rule out tax rises for the rich. the sunday people, calls for the union boss to use wealth levies to fund cuts to winter fuel payments. and in the sunday times, the winter fuel payment in its own way, warning of a revolt against keir starmer, in what labour sources have described as shameful. oasis are working hard to convince their fans to not look back in anger after the disappointment caused by dynamic ticket pricing for their reunion tour last weekend. the band has confirmed they will send out invites for a private ballot for their "final" wembley stadium dates overnight. the gallagher brothers said the eligible fans would be ones that signed into a ticketmaster account on saturday, august 31st, when tickets first went on sale. it comes after the band extended their live 25 date tour to include two more london shows on september 27th and 28th. we've received a very happy update on sir alan ba

let's stay with al, because uk billionaire sir richard branson says the technology could help unlocke in the workplace. sir richard — who is dyslexic himself— has launched the first online university to teach dyslexic thinking skills. 0ur north america business correspondent ritika gupta met with the boss of the virgin group to find out more. dominic, a psychology student with dyslexia always struggled with dyslexia always struggled with spelling. i with dyslexia always struggled with spelling-— with spelling. i spelled which, like the witch's _ with spelling. i spelled which, like the witch's hat, _ with spelling. i spelled which, like the witch's hat, instead . like the witch's hat, instead of which place we would meet. my of which place we would meet. my bs and ds i would switch up. now he has new tools at his disposal. dyslexics are found to be enthusiastic adopters of ai. it to be enthusiastic adopters of ai. , ., ., ., ai. it is learning how to create things _ ai. it is learning how to create things and - ai. it is learning how to | create things and maybe ai. it is learning ho

joaquin torres, richard, that was amazing. the entire latin heritage celebration here for bringing us together and helping us bringing the community together. and of course, mayor london breed who will be with us on sunday evening on sunday evening. and to commemorate, city hall will be lit in the wonderful colors of the mexican flag and red, white and green. thank you so much all for being here. viva mexico. viva san francisco, vamos a celebrar, gracias. and also all the sponsors for el grito, including comcast, thank you so much. [applause] >> candlestick park known also as the stick was an outdoor stadium for sports and entertainment. built between 1958 to 1960, it was located in the bayview hunters point where it was home to the san francisco giants and 49ers. the last event held was a concert in late 2014. it was demolished in 2015. mlb team the san francisco giants played at candlestick from 1960-1999. fans came to see players such a willie mays and barry bonds, over 38 seasons in the open ballpark. an upper deck expansi

give richard a brand of applause. go on. —— give richard a round of applause.h —— on that stage of our development, when big enough, wealthy enough and we were let down, amateurism let down. we could have won a lot more rates and there were lessons we need to learn from that. as i stood after the account in collecting, in those early hours ofjuly the 5th, i said that yes of course, i would represent the constituency, the city was in parliament whether i had a job and myjob was to profession as an democracy —— democratise reform uk for that that was a solemn promise and pleasure that made the members. i'm professionalisation, we have made some changes. richard is now my deputy leader who also sits in parliament and subs for me as to lady when i am not there and that was a good solid, sound appointment i know you will agree. and then, somebody of exceptional talent who i met over a decade ago we abated during the campaign on the scene. he is a young man in his mid to late 30s who has done rather well and life, who is really rather patriotic who just gave a brilli

richard: yes. larry: will the politics and the geopolitics of better brilliant.: they decapitated the leadership and precision away with almost no civilian casualties and did it without the idf having to invade the southern lebanon and engage in a costly counterinsurgency an absolute brilliant movies will be books will be written about this operation years you think the commander-in-chief kamala harris, would have approved a covert operation like the pager, like the beeper operation. larry: hath no happen no c1. >> to provocative and every time that you hear de-escalate from this administration they smell weakness in the escalate c1 to do you escalate is an appeasement and that's the problem all the time never approved if anything israel's so have its path line and we support the defense of israel that is just a throwaway line does not mean anything just ask you richard come is driving me crazy, you're the expert formerd still do not believe that there is any clarity, lack of ambiguity, that donald trump is receiving presidential protection. the secret service un

steven: you know, i met richard nixon -- i say "met," i shook his hand -- twice maybe.hey used to have sunday church services at the white house and there would be invited guests and i went as a guest of my parents with them and i remember standing in a line and shaking the president's hand, but, you know, i was 15, 16, so he was not going to remember me. i remember to him. that was as hen -- or how formal it was. peter: from being born in 1956 up until 1973, 1974, suburban kid in washington, d.c., correct? steven: yeah. we actually lived in the suburbs. we were across the potomac river in alexandria, virginia. it was a stone's throw away. every congressman has a choice. do they bring their families to d.c. to live in d.c. or do their keep their families in their district? and we all grew up outside of washington, d.c. dad was, during the week, most congressmen are in washington, congress is in session, so we would usually see dad monday through friday, you know, for dinner, and because he was in congress, and on the weekends, he would take off and fly and try to campai

it brings richard gere together with a collaborator from a long time ago. in 1980 was the movie that put richard gere on the map as a leading man. a film classic written and directed by paul schrader. fast forward more than a0 years, and gere and schrader have teamed up to make the drama oh, canada. dog barks amanda was a jazz pianist. i with a fractured storyline, it has the feel of an experimental work. it's the story of a celebrated canadian documentary film—maker approaching death and reflecting on his life. you know, i relate to this around my father. my father died a few months before paul and i spoke about doing this, and he was almost, right on the edge of 101, and he was living with me, and we were very close and i felt his... he had different types of memories. he had some that were extremely clear and others that were more expressionistic. the story is based on the 2021 novel foregone by the late author russell banks, with whom paul schrader was a friend. when russell banks became ill, it prompted him to make the film. i was good friends with rus

i'm richard lui. we're going start with less than 48 hours away from the first debate between former president trump and his new opponent, vice president kamala harris. nbc news learning new details about how each campaign is preparing. nbc's brie jackson joins us live. brie, good morning to you. >> good morning, richard. the candidates seem to be taking two very different approaches. vice president harris has been hunkered down in pennsylvania since thursday. sources familiar with the preparations tell nbc news that the harris campaign has been working on ways to weave her biography into her policy answers. they also say the vice president is prepare fog interest possibility that mr. trump could make derogatory comments about her. the trump campaign has been preparing by holding meetings with advisers. the former president, he held a rally in wisconsin this weekend where he gave this prevent of the debate. >> we're run by suped people. stupid people. and we found that out at the debate with joe. how

let's d, w 's, chief international and it's richard walker. richard, thank you very much for that. and of course, throughout the evening, we'll have more on these crucial regional elections. in germany's a spot, we're going to take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines today. the process is it's intercepted mold in $160.00 drawings launched by new crime targets included moscow and the surrounding region fires broke out at an oil refinery and at a power station. the cost region way ukraine has launched and offensive was also targeted memo. poland has marks as the 5 years since world war 2 began with this. there are many adverse to plaza with nazi germany attacked in 1959 associate union invited poland. 2 weeks later, prime minister donald chose said you, crime should not be left to defend itself as poland, while you're back in june. you will mass demonstrations of taking place across israel as protest is demand. the government agree a deal with how much to free the remaining hostages in gaza. the demonstrations erupted off the israel's military found the bodies of

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i met with the boss of the virgin group, richard branson to find out more. psychology student with dyslexia, always struggled with spelling at school. with which i used to spell which as like the witch's hat instead of which place are we going to meet or whatever, like, my bs and ds i would switch up all the time. but now he has other powerful tools at his disposal thanks to artificial intelligence. research finds that dyslexics are enthusiastic early adopters of ai. i'm not as good as making things as i am imagining them, so it's definitely learning how to create things and could definitely, like, be helpful. and maybe that's where ai comes in. experiences like dominic's are the driving force behind the launch of the first university of dyslexic thinking, founded by virgin group's sir richard branson, who has famously called dyslexia his superpower. the online courses are aimed at teaching the world how to think like a dyslexic. and from speaking to attendees here, it's about seeing things differently that helps dyslexic minds to innovate. some of the great