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one of prince william's godmothers, lady susan hussey, has resigned from the royal household, and apologisedafter she repeatedly asked a black british charity boss where she was "really" from. the comments were made towards ngozi fulani during a reception at buckingham palace yesterday. i've been speaking with the community reporter at the daily mirror, melissa sigodo, who spoke today with ngozi fulani earlier today. when i reached out to ngozi at the time she said she was trained and she said she wanted to take a day or two just to process what had happened but obviously, the news has just been across the world, shock waves of what happened at buckingham palace. she says that she was stunned, she was taken aback and she felt blindsided when it all happened because she said that she was at a garden party at the palace and when she attended that event in the summer, she said that she didn't experience anything like this, so she was completely shocked when it happened at the event that she attended. maybe not at that particular venue, but you do hear people saying that this kind of conversatio

tonight at ten: buckingham palace issues a formal apology as a senior member of the royal household is accused of making racist remarks. lady susan hussey, who was lady—in—waiting to the queen, made the remarks at a palace reception yesterday. ngozi fulani, a british—born charity founder, was questioned repeatedly about her background, and asked where she and "her people" were "really" from. the conversation also involved another guest. it made us feel like perhaps we are not welcome, perhaps we don't belong here. and you could be pretty sure that a white woman wouldn't have been on the receiving end of a line of questioning like that. the prince of wales, lady hussey�*s godson, arriving on an official visit to the usa this evening, says racism has no place in our society. the palace described lady hussey�*s remarks as "unacceptable and deeply regrettable," and said that she had stepped aside with immediate effect. also tonight... the first drug to slow the destruction of the brain in alzheimer's has been described as a momentous breakthrough. at least 25,000 ambulance workers vote to

buckingham palace has issued a formal apology — following remarks made by a senior member of the royal householdarity founder — who said she was questioned about whether she was really british at a royal reception on tuesday. lady susan hussey is godmother to prince william — the prince of wales — and served as lady—in—waiting to the late queen. at a gathering hosted by the queen consort, lady hussey made comments described by the palace as �*unacceptable and deeply regrettable�* — and said that she had stepped aside with immediate effect. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell has the latest. buckingham nicholas witchell has the latest. palace yesterday afternoon. buckingham palace yesterday afternoon. a reception to highlight theissue afternoon. a reception to highlight the issue of violence against the woman or the bite the queen consort. standing next to camilla was in cosy for the money. she is chief executive or sister space and a prominent advocate for survivors of domestic abuse. also in attendance was the lady in waiting for the queen and waiting for more than 60 years and was a seni

i don't royal household hers.ld have survived six decades, one step behind the queen if . she were a racist queen if. she were a racist because the queen is certainly one of the least most non—racist people that this country has ever produced precise say, quite frankly, i don't think that the queen tolerate a racist. i don't think that this this burning at the stake lady hussy is warranted or necessary . warranted or necessary. interesting. how many people are saying the age is no excuse for bigotry, racism, and yet saying that she should know better if she comes. that generation this is this is how she grew up. my, my nan still calls people coloured my nan also said that you know, you have a special tan that'll never wash off. she said she told me that when i was eight old. isn't eight years old. it isn't because she a racist. in because she was a racist. in fact, as in assimilate the fact, as in assimilate to the queen, she's one of the most non—racist people i've ever met. and she lady chelsea and yet if she la

. _ a long—standing member of the royal household, lady susan hussey, has apologised and resigned afterpalace yesterday. lady hussey, who is 83, was the late queen's lady—in—waiting for 60 years and is godmother to william, the prince of wales. 0ur royal correspodent nicholas witchell reports. buckingham palace yesterday afternoon, a reception concerning violence against women hosted by the queen consort. standing next to miller here is ngozi fulani, chief executive of sister space in a prominent advocate for survivors of domestic abuse. also at the reception was lady susan hussey, on the left ear, a lady in waiting to the left ear, a lady in waiting to the late queen elizabeth for more than 60 years, and a senior member of the royal household. according to ngozi fulani, the following conversation took place between the two women. another guest at the reception had the exchange. it another guest at the reception had the exchange-— another guest at the reception had the exchange. it made us feel like, erha -s the exchange. it made us feel like, perhaps we — the exchange. it made us feel

the royal household retains supreme power here. so you can just see for yourself, this is katasha. look, this is robert migrant workers. i'm trying that close. just see for yourself. this footage was sent to us by edwin, a canyon migrant worker. in doha, we've changed his name and his words are spoken by an actor. after all, expressing critical views can be dangerous. we can't verify his claims, but they chime with other accounts. 7 people in the small room, you have you a solid belongings, your cooking utensils, your clothes, everything you have in these fool. you will see cockroaches at nights walking around and your food is there. it's not healthy. and twin has been working as a guard in a residential complex in the guitar, a capital doe have for 3 years. his main duty to check who's going in and out. the shift last 12 hours, plus a daily commute of around 3 hours to his accommodations on the city's outskirts. we keep in touch with edwin for months. he sends us numerous videos from data reporting on the daily routines of his job, which is poorly paid in audio messages. and when

the royal household . headache. the royal household. these are very, very serious allegations . has been accused of asking a black abuse campaigner where she really came from. as you said, mark. now, buckingham palace are refusing to say who this member of royal household is, who is now quizzed about media widely reporting it is lady sarah hussey is prince william's godmother. now buckingham palace were very, very quick actually unusually quick to release a statement following these allegations which were made public on twitter. they said we take the incident extremely seriously and have investigated immediate to establish that all details in this instance unacceptable and deeply regrettable comments have been made. we have reached out to ngozi forlani on this matter are inviting her to discuss all elements of her experience in person if she wishes. now spokesperson at buckingham palace goes to on in the meantime, the individual would like to express a profound for the hurt caused and has stepped aside from her honorary with immediate effect. members of the household are being r

a lady in waiting to the late queen elizabeth for 60 years, a senior member of the royal household.ding to them the following conversation took place. "where are you from"? "sister space"? "where do you come from"? "we are based in hackney. --." "know what part of africa are you from"? "no let what nationality are you from? where do you really come from? where do you people come from? "my people? what is this"? "i can see i'm going to have a challenge, when did you first come here? you are caribbean? "no, i am british." another guest heard the exchange. >> it made us feel like perhaps we are not welcome, perhaps we don't belong. you can be pretty sure a white mint would not he been the receiving end of a line of questiong like that. >> buckingham palace said they took the whole incident extremely seriously. they said unacceptable and regrettable comments have been made in the individual involved would like to prevent -- present profound apologies and has stepped aside. susan hussey has worked in buckingham palace for much of her adult life, is close to the royal family and his godmo

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raising awareness , reception raising awareness, violence against women and, girls and one of the royal householdne of the advocates she happened to be and she asked this aren't the kids where she was he originally from now, of course. and the lady in question responded was from great britain. but she kept persisting on these arguments of where where did she come from originally . where did she come from originally. so this led to a pubuc originally. so this led to a public accusation on twitter from the from the advocates which forced buckingham palace to respond quickly. and they did respond very quickly to this instance . they said that they instance. they said that they take the allegations extremely seriously. a buckingham palace spokesperson and have investigated immediately , investigated immediately, establish the full details in this instance, unacceptable , this instance, unacceptable, deeply regrettable comments have been made. we have reached out and then. josie forlani, who is the abacus in question and they're inviting her to discuss all elements texts in person. if she in the meant

according to the royal household. william and kate will be limiting their visit to the boston area from tomorrow to friday. >> hey, willie, can you make sure you've got him right there, can you make sure lemire doesn't go home? we can't have lemire back up in boston. >> keep him here. >> i think he's afraid i might heckle the royals after i came out so strongly for usa, in the usa/england game last week. that's the concern. i'll be here, joe. it will be fine. >>> one more news story here -- >> that will be like season seven of the crown, the lemire incident. you know? >> katty, are you a fan of "the crown,". >> i didn't love the last season. i loved the early seasons, claire foy. i found the last season grim, it's basically about failed marriages all around, and the queen's difficult marriage at that moment, diana and charles. i felt like voyeuristic, and i didn't want to watch it, to be honest. >> you know, it was -- i'm a huge fan of the crown and like you, loved the early seasons. well, i loved all the seasons. thi

the royal household apart from them .ff nine members of the royal staff , now recipients of this staff, now recipients of this include people like the ukrainian president zelenskyy and bill russell , a former and bill russell, a former professional basketball player and civil rights figurehead . can and civil rights figurehead. can ihave and civil rights figurehead. can i have one as well? oh of these sports i've stood up against racism my life. apparently, the darker you are, the more you cope. and i've been here for a lot longer than meghan. i'm considerably older. this should get a raspberry ripple . i'm get a raspberry ripple. i'm sorry, but in my view, they've done more harm than good . done more harm than good. despite the inconsistencies were pointed out in the opening . i pointed out in the opening. i can't believe that people are still falling for this cack should they get the award? email me your thoughts. should they get the award? email me your thoughts . so to kick off me your thoughts. so to kick off the hou

lady in waiting to the late queen elizabeth for more than 60 years, and a senior member of the royal householdcan be pretty sure that a white woman would not have been on the receiving end of a line of questioning like that. buckingham palace said it took the whole incident extremely seriously. it went on, in this instance, unacceptable and deeply regrettable comments have been made. the individual concerned would like to express our profound apologies for the hurt caused, and has stepped aside from her honorary role with immediate effect. lady susan hussey has worked at buckingham palace for much of her adult life. she is close to the royal family and is godmother to prince william. for the palace, the episode is particularly problematic given the duchess of sussex's allegations of racist attitudes within the palace. according to a new study, the death metal senders of the animal kingdom are bats. at seven octaves —— singers. in southern denmark, we are able to hear their high—frequency calls as well as a new discovered low crime. have a listen. it was quite cute until he got to the ground an

from the very top of the breadth and depth of these problems, and i think we need to see the royal householdxpress her "profound apologies" for the hurt caused. ngozi fulani was with mandy reid at the palace, she is leader of the women's equality party and has been speaking to sarah campbell. i’m speaking to sarah campbell. i'm deel speaking to sarah campbell. i“n deeply disappointed that this happened at such an important event, but i think when it does is it signals, it signifies the account meghan cave and harry gave of their experiences, it's true. what's interesting is the queen consort made a very powerful speech at the reception, speaking about how one of the most important things to do is to believe survivors of domestic abuse or violence when they come forward and make complaints. and i feel that that principle applies here too. meghan came forward, and what she believed? not really, there was push back, her account was questioned. and i think if that principle applies enough for the queen consort to include it in her speech, that should apply here too. so what would you like to see

of from the royal household.hink it's £5.37 billion joint project deal for infrastructure and partnership . and of course and partnership. and of course the government really to achieve some trade elsewhere in the world isn't it . yes. especially world isn't it. yes. especially after brexit . of course we after brexit. of course we looking around the world for opportunities for better trading relations ships and of course south africa as a commonwealth country is a perfect example of that. country is a perfect example of that . now country is a perfect example of that. now this is the first state visit that has been since pre covid. so it's been over three years and there was a state visit , south africa was 12 state visit, south africa was 12 years ago, which is not very long actually. and does underline how important this country is seen by britain. so it seems to have gone off very well. i believe it's going see the king again , but obviously the king again, but obviously all the pomp and circumstance were lai

after a bombshell race row concerning a royal household staff member and cosy forlani that chief executives domestic charity sister space was invited to visit buckingham palace yesterday in an audience with the queen consort. but in a social media post this morning, ngos allege that lady susan hussey, she's a close afraid of the late queen elizabeth. the second and prince william's godmother . she's worked for the godmother. she's worked for the royal family for 60 years made a croissant derogation about her background . in the transcript background. in the transcript shared online, the british national claims that lady continually scrutinised her african , asking eight times african, asking eight times where she came from . in where she came from. in response, buckingham palace announced that lady hussey had resigned from her role and wish to express her profound apologies for the hurt caused. a spokesperson for , the prince of spokesperson for, the prince of wales, added, racism has no place our society. the comments were unacceptable and it is right that the individual that is his godmo

and then a square on gb news on tv and on digital radio, there's always something going in the royal householdn no different . the duke and been no different. the duke and duchess of cambridge are heading to boston to undertake several royal engagements. that's not far away from harry and meghan, is it ? meanwhile, those two gear is it? meanwhile, those two gear up to accept a humanitaire award for calling out structural racism in the royal family. then dinner party conversation between four of them, wouldn't it? each saturday we give you the rundown on what's going on in those palace walls . i'm in those palace walls. i'm joined today , i'm delighted to joined today, i'm delighted to say, by my former colleague charles wright to give us a rundown on what's going on. right. okay. so we have two big talking points with the royals this week, don't we? we've got a new the queen by gyles brandreth , a very good friend of hers and very friend of prince philip , very friend of prince philip, also a friend of the of the queen. and well connected. so should we start with that? because this is a model

now it's time for our royal up because there's always something going on in the royal household and thiseems has been no different. it seems that prince edward is likely to take on his father's title and become the duke of edinburgh, given that king charles is planning slim down the monarchy. as always harry and meghan are in the news, are set to in the news, they are set to a human rights award. their fight against racial injustice . how against racial injustice. how could i muster up a monologue? i should have done on that? oh my goodness. could you just goodness. but could you just slam move some dubbing slam the move with some dubbing it choice . i'll do it a bewildering choice. i'll do one each i love to one tomorrow so each i love to give you a rundown. and who better do that us? better to do that for us? and angela , royal biographer, angela levin, royal biographer, she's studio angela. she's here in the studio angela. right. should we once right. where should we once we start? could start with the start? we could start with the duke of edinburgh, title yes. it's a very important

royal mourning period that happened in september. well, we tell you that it's the initiation, the monarchy. yeah, indeed. we're being told that it'll be the escort, sovereign's escort to the householdounted regiment. lifeguards blues and royals command , led by blues and royals command, led by major robert pereira. the blues and royals and lieutenant colonel james shaw whose brigade major headquarters household division underlining the fact this is the first time since 28 and they've had a processional state visit on horse guards with almost everyone parade he said so clearly there will have been a bit of rehearsal and preparation and for this to get it absolutely right yeah they certainly was mark weeks of preparation of got in state visits involving seven military bands nine military unit yes of course can see the carriages just starting to head off now from horse guards parades and they'll be down the mal there's flags of all the commonwealth countries lining the route but up the mal it's very much the flags and south african for this state visit of the south african presidents i think this is british pomp and pageantry in action here that power of diplomacy with the royal famil

this is due to the fact that this royalism was more leisurely than a rapist’s fish, sewing a cloth in reverse. uh, householdms are impulsive and i’m going through and uh, the fabric was already approved for that, uh, new reggies came out of the interior and bedding, before ivana, various leather walkers of belarus, some of their own, came in handy. ah, the ornaments are a couple of her to us. well, its mother from the flow. this depends on what basic elements are garnered there, and on the composition of the leg of expression and on the method of weaving from them, well, weaving techniques in these regions. yes, and uh, well, her colleague is such a notion, she even talks about the kopyl district. uh, then there, on the susse of some carriages, there were exchange features. from katz covered for example eh, he took away the leshnya. uh, traditional were uh, towels. on which studded patterns were poked out at the cups, where peonies were located to the branch of the gun, they are cornflowers, there are field ramons, and in the prostnaks , e, our carriage she already had traditional a bedding, where they poke

the sovereign putt escort, the blues and royals, the household cavalry, spectacular site.as it was to his late mother, of _ king's heart. absolutely. as it was to his late mother, of course i king's heart. absolutely. as it was to his late mother, of course of i king's heart. absolutely. as it was| to his late mother, of course of the head of the commonwealth for so many years, credited by many for holding the commonwealth together and making it the family of 56 nations that it is today. it was her wish that her son would take over as head of the commonwealth and indeed that was the case. fouryears commonwealth and indeed that was the case. four years ago it was decided he would take over and south africa, as a member of the commonwealth, no doubt, this will feature in the speeches. the king is due to make a speeches. the king is due to make a speech before the banquet this evening. as one of course the president of south africa as well, so one might expect that the commonwealth, the importance of the commonwealth, the importance of the commonwealth, to the new king will b

the smaller working royal household. that comes through evidently in this series. kfast with tina daheley and charlie stayt. our headlines today: the rail strikes may be off, but a day of disruption on the network is still expected with only a fifth of services running. we'll have all the latest for you on the show. the immigration minister is to have talks with council leaders in kent to deal with rising migrant numbers — nearly 40—thousand people have crossed the channel so far this year. so we are here with a group of ten underprivileged youngsters who are about to set up on the tip of a lifetime to antarctica. they are just getting used to the cold and having some fun before the real work starts. having some fun before the real work starts. england reach the world cup final, and they'll face hosts new zeland, england reach the world cup final, and they'll face hosts new zealand, next week after battling past canada, this morning, in women's rugby union. a weekend of grassroots football with a difference. parents and coaches are encouraged to stay silent and just

brayden chester we did not played any public engagements but that did not stop at royal reveille including the band at the household calvary that played a rendition of happy birthday during the changing of the guar ceremony outside buckingham palace. >> this search and rescue teams in the future could be helped b rats. i don't mean people who give up secrets, researchers and ending our currently training african giant rats to wear these high-tech backpacks and locate disaster victims. the rats will also pull a microswitch around the next to indicate when a victim has been located. these are not your garden-variety rats or even new york subway rats, these things that weigh over 300 pounds and have a lifespan span of 8-10 years. >> remember the classic movie a christmas story? the house of the late character is officially on the market in cleveland, ohio as well as surrounding properties. the current list price not know but the home's owner paid $150,000 support when it was sold on ebay back in 2004. you want to buyer? a triple dog area. >> [indiscernible] homeowners in georgia was shocked by what came down the gemin

ofgem also wants suppliers to help households by closely monitoring credit and identifying customers . royal identifying customers. royal mail workers are striking for a second consecutive day. the communication workers union has rejected the company's final pay offer and more industrial action is planned in the coming weeks. cw general secretary dave ward says the union will continue renew the fight for jobs . they renew the fight for jobs. they are talking about destroying the role model as we know it today. they want to turn role now into another partial career and. we're not going to accept that. this is an important part of the uk infrastructure. we believe the public will support this dispute. we're in this situation because of gross mismanagement of the ceo and the board. a roll out and we need a government inquiry now to look into the actions of the and wales are chasing an historic world victory in council with their match kicking off against iran in just under half an hour's time. tonight, england will be seeking three points to secure the team's in the knockout stages . lions mana

foie gras and all royal residences is understood to have been long standing opponent of the food made from the liver of duck or goose . the king's duck or goose. the king's householdrote to the campaign group saying foie gras was not bought or served in royal residences. peta is also campaigning for the to forego a mine fur robes for his coronation next year. mine fur robes for his coronation next year . tv online coronation next year. tv online and dab radio. this is gb news. now it's back to mark dolan tonight night. alice returns in an hour's time. welcome to in the big question after coronation street run a storyline in which a character criticising political correctness is cast as an extremist should stoke soaps stay of politics. what do you think about coronation street and eastenders getting involved in the political situation in the news agenda with my . are the news agenda with my. are motorists being priced off the road. all christmas pointless. do you still send them. and following the row between and supermarkets over , the supply of supermarkets over, the supply of eggs could . you live without eggs could. you live without them. also after stirling un

foie gras and all royal residences is understood to have been long standing opponent of the food made from the liver of duck or goose . the king's duck or goose. the king's householdrote to the campaign group saying foie gras was not bought or served in royal residences. peta is also campaigning for the to forego a mine fur robes for his coronation next year. mine fur robes for his coronation next year . tv online coronation next year. tv online and dab radio. this is gb news. now it's back to mark dolan tonight night. alice returns in an hour's time. welcome to in the big question after coronation street run a storyline in which a character criticising political correctness is cast as an extremist should stoke soaps stay of politics. what do you think about coronation street and eastenders getting involved in the political situation in the news agenda with my . are the news agenda with my. are motorists being priced off the road. all christmas pointless. do you still send them. and following the row between and supermarkets over , the supply of supermarkets over, the supply of eggs could . you live without eggs could. you live without them. also after stirling un

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of the household cavalry, the king, queen consort, president and the irish stateode, ministers and officis following behind and into buckingham palace. there they view to display from the royalion. president ramaphosa picked up a photograph of nelson mandela with the late queen. you are lucky if you known them both, said the king. in the palace tonight, all the glitter and pomp of a state banquet and i welcome in different african dialects. >> mr. president. >> but there were serious messages. the king said the wngs of the must be acknowledged and he called for concerted action on climate change. but above all, this was a demonstration of friendship. >> i invite you all to rise and drink a toast to the president and people of south africa. laura: one of cuba's greatest musicians, the singer-songwriter , pablo, has died in spain. he won numerous grammy awards in his music was enormously popular across the spanish-speaking world. he was a strong supporter of the cuban revolution in his youth and in recent years have fallen out with the socialist government. we will leave you tonight with images and music from the life of pablo. ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of th

household cavalry, the king, queen consort and the president in the irish state coach, other ministers and officials following behind, and into buckingham palace. there, they viewed a display from the royaln. "you were lucky if you had known them both," said the king. in the palace tonight, all the glitter and pomp of state banquet, and a welcome in different african dialects. molweni. ndaa. wow! mr president... but there were serious messages, too. the king said the wrongs of the past must be acknowledged, and he called for concerted action on climate change. but above all, this was a demonstration of friendship. i invite you all to rise and drink a toast to president ramaphosa and to the people of south africa. nkosi sikelel�* iafrika. south african anthem plays nicholas witchell, bbc news. the slovak ice festival, which is one of the most famous winter attractions in slovakia, has opened. the main attraction is a replica ofjerusalem's church of the holy sepulchre. if you like facts and figures, it took 22 sculptors and carvers from slovakia, the czech republic and germany to carve the work of art out of 225 tonnes of ice and is made up of nearly 1,900 blocks of ice. look at that. than

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or goose, the liver of, a duck or goose, the king's household wrote to the peta campaign group saying that foie gras was not bought or served in royals . peta served in royal residences. peta is also campaigning the king to forgo ermine fur for his coronation. next year. forgo ermine fur for his coronation. next year . tv, coronation. next year. tv, onune coronation. next year. tv, online and dab plus this is gb news. now it's back to headliners . headliners. thanks, alice. i'm mark dolan and this is headline is your first look at tomorrow's papers tonight as in the company of two top comedic cds tonight making his headliners debut is , the his headliners debut is, the hugely talented anthony ayton . hugely talented anthony ayton. hello. and the big himself headliners legend nick. that's what they me. you know what.7 you're too young to a legend, because being a legend that puts on you, doesn't it.7 young legend, nico. a legend in his own lunchtime. let's have look at tomorrow's papers and we start with the daily mail and they lead fan fury as qatar royals ban beer. the daily telegraph soon. ask my fears for safety . women and counc

or goose, the liver of, a duck or goose, the king's household wrote to the peta campaign group saying that foie gras was not bought or served in royals . peta served in royal residences. peta is also campaigning the king to forgo ermine fur for his coronation. next year. forgo ermine fur for his coronation. next year . tv, coronation. next year. tv, onune coronation. next year. tv, online and dab plus this is gb news. now it's back to headliners . headliners. thanks, alice. i'm mark dolan and this is headline is your first look at tomorrow's papers tonight as in the company of two top comedic cds tonight making his headliners debut is , the his headliners debut is, the hugely talented anthony ayton . hugely talented anthony ayton. hello. and the big himself headliners legend nick. that's what they me. you know what.7 you're too young to a legend, because being a legend that puts on you, doesn't it.7 young legend, nico. a legend in his own lunchtime. let's have look at tomorrow's papers and we start with the daily mail and they lead fan fury as qatar royals ban beer. the daily telegraph soon. ask my fears for safety . women and counc

households pay for their energy until at least april. the queen consort has been to a barnardos nursery in east london to deliver more than 1000 paddington bears. the soft toys were left outside royal of england and through the irish sea. these are the temperatures by the time we get to the early evening. there is that narrow band of rain with those really gusty scoring wins and some thunderstorms. taking a while to ease down overnight. more heavy showers running through across the northern half of the uk. calming down by the end of the night and temperatures may slip away to three degrees. the overnight showers by tomorrow our outing to the north sea. we will see further wet weather coming eastwards across northern part of scotland. it may be a dry day with some sunshine around and the wind is not as strong and gusty as today. temperature wise, around 10 degrees in the central belt of scotland, may be 14 in south wales. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: a review has found that health professionals failed to share a list of significant injuries sustained by five year old logan mwangi — nearly a year before he was murdered by members of his family. a wave of industrial action