1st is some of the penis co founder and as to him, chief of morocco, world news, and then the south hampton. we have my, how much my, the cust, johnny associate professor of the structural engineering at the university of south hampton. and i will welcome to all of you. thank you for being here on inside story . i want to start by getting a bit more of a picture of events on friday, evenings to her. so the in the are a cash. well you, when the quite struck just off to 11 pm at night, what happens? uh, actually i was sleeping with my baby boy in my bed. when that happened. uh, it was the like, you know, the whole apartment was checking the bed was checking, and it was very shocking because i was taping. i didn't really know what was happening, but i just had the, you know, there is thing to work my baby and to, to run away. and then when i, i was like in just in my building in the stairs, i heard all my number's, my neighbors screaming me and the kids. so that's what, that's restricted me when i saw kids crying and trying to find the parents. this is when i really like, i relied like somethi

let's talk with an immigration ba barrister at south hampton law school.you accept the premise that the refuse jae convention is out of date and being misused? >> i think that i'm fearing as an immigration lawyer i was expecting rivers of blood but first i got rivers of mud because it was a swamp lake talk over 30 minutes where there was a lot of technical error in relation to the law. she referred to the convention. we know that was amended by the tph 1967 article and she referred to gay men and women and refuse jaes purely on that which were highly inaccurate. so i was very concerned at the beginning that this is going to be a speech which would directly impact on the u.k.'s approach to refugee cases when the majority of what she said, 90% was based on cultural norms regarding nationality and multiculturalism and 5% refugee cases so the jazz majority was technically erroneous but the signpost is never about stop the boats, it is stop about any refuse jae coming to the u.k. claiming asylum and being reported. >> i sort of touched on the disparity of those

these v rockets going into the ports in southern england where the invasion fleet was gathered south hampton, plymouth, etc. . and those young men you saw in the first slide going on the troop ships to get ready to go onto the landing boats would have been fishing a barrel and they would have been slaughtered and no invasion have taken place all due to this one woman sticking to her guns. we need some more people like that today. but she didn't do it by herself. there was a whole team in england at bletchley park. now. if you look at the slide in the upper corner here, you think, well, it's a prettyt place to work. the whole they didn't work there. that's for lord high monkey s. that's for visitors coming in to be shown around. this is where they worked unheated huts. unheated huts.o ke no ac. and they worked eight h , the shifts a day, seven days a w65 ds a year fromeptember. of 1939 until september of 19 when v-j day was declared. grit. it takes grit to go in there every day and in hour shift. it takes perseverance. had ttinchonor and privilege to have a lunch at mye onef the ladies that w

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learn more at getrealaboutdiabetes.com >> please give a warm hampton welcome to the first woman, the first black american, and the first southla harris! ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> vice president kamala harris kicked off her fight for our freedoms college tour today, speaking to a current of a packed auditorium in hampton, virginia. >> i'm talking about the freedom to make decisions about your own body and the choices you will make about your future connected with that, the freedom to vote, the freedom to be and love who love, the freedom to be free from gun violence and the fear of that, the freedom to have opportunity and know that it will be a priority to recognize where there have been historical disparities and to deal with that. the freedoms that are under attack right now in our country are very real, and hampton tone eons, we have a particular responsibility to all the founders, all of the folks who sat here generations before to protect and defend those freedoms they fought for so hard, and are now under attack. >> students waited in long lines to hear the vice president and also to register to vote. the vice president's fi

south. on september the 21 l g 0. the welcome to the other hebrides scotland, the village of hampton. a chain of islands of the west coast of scotland, the valley spa. so we've got some spectacular senior, the view on the beach and the see can look up smoothly. beautiful cover, the blue, the any to the community. everybody knows everybody, the going over the challenges there population was housed in the last 60 years to help you know, people to walk all the jobs that are going here. it's a really alarming scenario that we've got the population is something that we can change if we're just though we but more of us out of and rebuild our communities rather than just ment. i lost the the i absolutely field was and every time we get this excitement slice, what are we going to see? this time is constantly while it's always keeping you on your tools, but it doesn't matter what the weather's doing. the colors are always back talk. donnelly, close start, laughlin floflead, what i mean, i know for all the area for the next 2 to 3 hours the my dad is very involved with the c as well. he runs a

story of the deaths of james cook moses parkes allen attaway, david phillips, hampton stevens and albert minyard in hamburg, south carolina, in 1876. so is where we'll end with this one story from a set of inquests in the seaside case that this map i know probably hard for you all to see. hamburg is right here. it is directly across the savannah river from agusta just. if you can orient yourself to agusta, you're practically in hamburg. hamburg directly across the way. so here the savannah river, which is rolling down to the sea here, and here is the port at one of the most important cities in the antebellum south. so hamburg had been settled in 1820 by henry schultz, who named the town after the famous city. right. and his native germany. it quickly a hub of wagon traffic would come here pulling cotton from the interior of the south at first in 1820. right. we don't railroads yet most of that cotton then going by river savannah river to ports here then carried to charleston and by by. so that's. 1820. by 1825 they build this hamburg to charleston railroad and is the b.a. right? is a famous common carrier, the ba

south, which the other main supply hub for the in northern virginia and for richmond. the cavalry attack doesn't work out so well at the battle trevelyan confederates under wade hampton are able to stop phil sheridan and that doesn't get anywhere but the other movement is very interesting and if you can go to our last map. the confederate planners decide okay we're going to out of our line at cold harbor and that would be up on the left hand, upper portion of the map. you see the dots that show all the different union army cores. burnside smith, right. hancock and warren are grant decides okay we're to pull these guys out during the night of may 12th under cover of darkness, just like we did at the north and a river our bands will play and the men will leave and lee won't know where we're going. union planners up with a exc evacuation that was going to take several different routes, but bring them down basically the james river to the south and from the james river, they would either be able to slip up the north bank of the james and get into lee's rear and take richmond or send all or some of the force across to go after petersburg and hit petersburg cordon fighting wit