over to netball — and defending champions england thrashed trinidad and tobago in their opening game.nidad and tobago. elsewhere, jamaica beat wales 72—113, and new zealand beat northern ireland 79—20. the women's t20 cricket features at the games for the first time. initially it's a round—robin tournament with two groups of four, and the top two from each group go through to the semi—finals. australia won the first match against india at edgbaston. to ashleigh gardner, it was a tight affair, but australia were indebted to ashleigh gardner, who made an unbeaten 52. she scored the winning runs, leaving the aussies winners by three wickets with six balls to spare. but, of course, the commonwealth games isn't the only major sporting event taking place this weekend. the women's euros reach a climax on sunday, with hosts england taking on germany in the final at wembley. if england win, it would be back—to—back titles for manager serina wiegman, after she won the title with the netherlands four years ago. she's been speaking to our correspondent natalie pirks. of course it would be incredi

she grew up in the united states and currently lives with her family in tobago. crystal a settle is the author of the critically acclaimed memoir secrets. we kept three women of trinidad, which was a finalist for the penn america emerging writer's award. her essays have been anthologized in a math is only one story 20 writers on immigration family and the meaning of hope and fury women's lived experiences in the trump era. crystal's work has been featured in the new york times. oh, today's parent salon catapult lit hub and elsewhere. she currently teaches in sierra nevada's universities mfa program. please join me in welcoming tiffany, drayton and crystal a settle. yay incoming apply. hey everyone. thank you so much for joining tiffany and i hear it tonight, and i just wanted to echo megan's request to drop your questions for us because i'm gonna save time afterward for tiffany to answer your questions. i think that's a really important part of this program and if they're if they pertain to the to the conversation as it's ongoing, i'll definitely ask them as we g

in the next ball, england, defending champions from australia, comfortably beating trinidad and tobago, in the swimming pool it was a great morning for scotland, toni shaw is into the finals of the final. we're sticking around because the women's triathlon is coming up next, the name to watch out for its england's georgia taylor brown, a phenomenal year and she could cap it with commonwealth gold. alex yee picking up his medal, the national anthem is playing. there's a full 11 days of sport coming up during the course of these games — they are to some extent having to share the limelight with the euro football final this weekend — but for sports lovers, this isjust a bonanza of a summer. much more from us in birmingham throughout the day, but for now i'll hand back to you, martine. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. is it exciting or are entering a period of calm?— is it exciting or are entering a period of calm? perhaps than it has been recently _ period of calm? perhaps than it has been recently but _ period of calm? perhaps than it has been recently but that _ period o

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the trinidad and tobago team on it in a ceremony in switzerland is big. i think we'd just the 3rd go metal for the country. so being, it's a small country, 1st of bringing this kind of joy and brain is kind of recognition back to the country. it's always a great feeling and we know the people, trinidad, and tobago. the kids, you know, our families is going to really be celebrated. now, because it's a huge moment in history, the country. all right, that's just for now, it's back to learn in london. thank. so now the large hadron collider is up and running again under the swiss alps with a record breaking restart after 3 years of refurbishment. scientists have been able to accelerate particles faster than ever before, as they try to unlock secrets surrounding the building blocks of the universe. charlie angela has more ah, stable excitement and relief as the large hadron collider subsystems were back into action. setting a new world record colliding its 1st protons again after 3 years of upgrades. faster than ever before. 3 team physicists and engineers hav

and we know the people, trinidad, and tobago. the kids, you know, our families is going to really be celebrating us because it's a huge moment in history for the country and that's helpful for me and about to up . so i thank you very much indeed. and that is it for me, you all baptism for this news are i'm going to be back in a moment with more of it is news here on all 0. stay with me if you can goodbye. ah. i thought it was so i la la la la la la la y is 11. the how do you to visit? well, cancel the philistines bitten from the switch for yeah, well, and about the fisa can a little sob isn't done well, i can get the shower in the cod. there's topics here hard that a person thought and i could rally vocal of coffee making the path on my gun ne, on, in that a fee. alida is like a month to hop out or yeah, i mean for the shuttle in lincolnshire, for kill you. why did either before fucking the book life and robust debates, a lot of folks when they hear the word refugee think stranger, they think other law literally stuck in these ca

makeup, were disqualified to off to one of their he's tested positive for band drug trinidad and tobago. team were honored at the feminine in switzerland. ice is big. i think we'd a just a 3rd go metal for the country. so bane, it's a small country. first brain is kind of joy and brain is kind of recognition back that a country is always a great fill in and we know the people, trinidad, and tobago. the keys, the, you know, our families is going to really be celebrating us because it's a huge moment in history. the country ambassadors well from a rob santa thank you very much indeed. okay, let me take you so to some pictures from inside the u. k. parliament at the moment, this is going to be where a bar is twice and the prime minister of the united kingdom is going to be fighting for his political future and is going to start in a couple of minutes. we're waiting for what are known as p. m. q's prime ministers . questions. that means that the seat sitting prime minister can be directly challenged by members of the house on either side of the house. it's a chance for those politicians to

of recognition back to the country is always a great feeling in we know the people, trinidad, and tobago, the keys, the, you know, our families is going to really be celebrating us because it's a huge moment in history, the country. all right, then it's like it's put for now have more for you later need. all right, thanks a lot joe with us for me. any bulk or for this nisa, but i'll be back in a moment with more of the days. use your with our 0, stay with us. ah ah, to saudi, i la la, la la, la, nationwide. yes. one on one. the how do you to visit one of cancel, the philistines bitten the from the special? yeah. so when that and about the fisa can a little salvage done well, i can going to fish out in the cod, there's topics here. how that was thought and i could valuable camilla coffee and like in the past on the ma yanine that a fee alida is like a month to hop out or yeah, i mean for the shuttle in the cool, shy fucking room, you've bonded even before. fucking the book ah and a life and rub bus debates, a lot of folks when they hear the word refugee think stranger, they think other la

best filed under better late than never the man's full by 100 to meet her bill 18 from trinidad and tobago. a finally received back gold medals from the 2008 beijing. some olympics, they originally came 2nd behind jamaica, but after doping samples were re tested, one of the jamaicans was found to have used an illegal substance. and so 14 years later as a special ceremony in switzerland for middle aged men. finally, i will stand together as a limp ah, i did show up today to more world news at the top of the hour with brent golf coming up next on the w documentary, looking at the economics of diabetes with leonardo da vinci's, mysterious masterpiece is perhaps the greatest leonardo masterpiece in the collection of the louvre. it is the virgin of the rocks. was there another symbolic meaning to this beautiful painting than perhaps we just don't understand? the search for answers starts july 7th.

over to netball — and defending champions england thrashed trinidad and tobago in their opening game.nd the top two from each group go through to the semi—finals. australia won the first match against india at edgbaston. to ashleigh gardner, it was a tight affair, but australia were indebted to ashleigh gardner, who made an unbeaten 52. she scored the winning runs, leaving the aussies winners by three wickets with six balls to spare. but, of course, the commonwealth games isn't the only major sporting event taking place this weekend. the women's euros reach a climax on sunday, with hosts england taking on germany in the final at wembley. if england win, it would be back—to—back titles for manager sarina wiegman, after she won the title with the netherlands four years ago. she's been speaking to our correspondent natalie pirks. of course it would be incredible. but most of all, what we wanted to do, of course, is to make a difference and make the country proud. and i think we already did a little bit. and on the other side, it'sjust another game, it's the final. actually the third fina

they thrashed trindad and tobago in their opening match and there was another comfortable win today asavily to new zealand last night. scotland were also soundly beaten today by australia. in the t20 cricket, the opening match of the day saw new zealand take on south africa. a great knock of 91 not out from suzie bates helped new zealand to a total of 167—2 in their 20 overs. south africa fought hard but fell 13 runs short of their target. let's stay with the t20 and see how england are getting on against sri lanka. these are live pictures from just down the road in edgbaston. england are without their captain heather knight for this match due to an injury. she has a hip problem. but they'll be expecting to beat sri lanka who are the lowest ranked team in the competition. latest score there is 56—3. teenagers alice capsey and freya kemp do both start. at two decades older, katherine brunt has a bit more experience to bank. nat sciver captain. none of the home nations have made it through to the knockout stages of the rugby sevens, in either the men's or women's tournaments scotland wom

try fur the windward islands over the next day or so, one or 2 showers coming in to trinidad and tobago may be pushing up towards grenada, but a lot of drive by the lot of sunshine across the caribbean, sunshine and showers there for a cuba we've got some live showers pushing back into where western parts of the region, though we could see further heavy rain for a time into eastern parts, soft, costa rica, and nicaragua touch on his showers. what the way up into southern parts of mexico lied the shower, some of them sundry now in the process of clearing away from the eastern seaboard of the u. s. se on a warm side here at wet weather will sink is where a little farther southwards with showers, the central canada cats are airway official airline of the journey. ah, with ah ah.

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tobago in their opening game comfortable throughout.. the first game of the women t20 cricket was won earlier by australia. they beat india by three wickets. significant of course, this is the first time women's t20 is been featured in a couple of games, hasn't happened until now, india won the toss. they finished at 20 overs on 154—8. australia 1.1 110—70. incredible display, 52 rounds ofjust 35 balls. you can see while australia are the best in the world. over the line they got, 157—7. too strong in the end for india. despite the party going on behind the commonwealth games is not the only major sporting event taking place this weekend. england will be taking on germany. this weekend because england are taking on germany in the final of the women's euros on sunday. some of the players have been speaking to the media today and lizzie greenwood hughes is outside their training base for us now. lizzie. one of the things that players will be talking about today is not where they are from previous defeats not just germany but mammy teams i

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under the category better late than never the men's 4 by 100 meter really teen from trinidad and tobago have finally received their gold medals from the 2008 beijing summer olympics. now the team originally came 2nd behind jamaica, but after doping samples were retested, one jamaican was found to have used an illegal substance. and so 14 years later, at a special ceremony in switzerland for middle aged men were finally able to stand together and pick champions that the realm of being middle aged after a short break, i'll be back to take you through the day to night. british prime minister boris johnson refusing to raise up ah, with ah ah ah thread illegal dumping destruction of livelihood and indigenous tribe in brazil fighting for the right to exist. the land of the cutty buena is legally protected. but the state does little to curtail, illegal loggers and as passers now the carrier puna are suing the government, global 3000 in 60 minutes on d. w. o no da vinci's mysterious masterpiece. it is perhaps the greatest leonardo masterpiece in the collection of the louvre and no, it is not th

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they thrashed trindad and tobago in their opening match and there was another comfortable win today asy lost their opener to new zealand last night. scotland were also soundly beaten today by australia. in the t20 cricket, the opening match of the day saw new zealand take on south africa. a great knock of 91 not out from suzie bates helped new zealand to a total of 167—2 from their 20 overs. south africa fought hard but fell 13 runs short of their target. let's stay with the t20 and see how england are getting on against sri lanka. these are live pictures from edgbaston. england are without their captain heather knight for this match due to an injury. she has a hip problem. but they'll be expecting to beat sri lanka who are the lowest ranked team in the competition. sri lanka won the toss and chose to bat. they made 106—9 from their 20 overs. but you can see it is not going england's way, necessarily. 6a—4, they are still very much in their hands, they need 42 more runs from 58 balls and you can watch live coverage of that one. on the iplayer. george russell has claimed the first pole

in the next ball, england, defending champions from australia, comfortably beating trinidad and tobago final. we're sticking around because the women's triathlon is coming up next, the name to watch out for its england's georgia taylor brown, a phenomenal year and she could cap it with commonwealth gold. alex yee picking up his medal, the national anthem is playing. there's a full 11 days of sport coming up during the course of these games — they are to some extent having to share the limelight with the euro football final this weekend — but for sports lovers, this isjust a bonanza of a summer. much more from us in birmingham throughout the day, but for now i'll hand back to you, martine. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich.

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those tie in to where the warnings across trinidad and tobago. we've got some heavy rain here. over the weekend, heavier falls expected for the bahamas and for central areas of cuba, with some fierce thunderstorms in havana, but sunshine and showers across much of the caribbean. its wet, however, for western areas of mexico. thanks to a wet and windy system that swirling in the pacific, i saw a visual airline of the journey light and robust debates. a lot of folks when they hear the word refugee think stranger, they think other la latrice stuck in these camps. it's regardless of your range, the way you're coming from. you said give everybody safety from global issues to those that need to be high. human rights and land defenders and brazil. they live in a circumstance of permanent violence and intimidation. the street for a global audience becomes a global community on al jazeera, with wow, ah, hello again to top stories on al jazeera, the u. s. president says the killers of al jazeera journalist, shooty, and a block they must be held accountable. joe biden was speaking after m

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here. elsewhere, it really is a case of sunshine and showers will be a few showers to trinidad and tobago. wanted to shout just around hispaniola, where to where the grassy, making his way for the west. ah, oh i ah, wherever you go in the world, one airline goes to make it for you. exceptional cat. all right ways going places to go. ah ah, welcome back to promote about top stories here. this sean cuz president and prime minister agreed to resign off the day of protests that sold both the homes overrun by demonstrators. the speaker parliament says president got to buy a roger punch that was step down. this week, the prime minister, whose house was set on fire, says he lead when a new government is in place holds have opened in elections for japan's up a house of parliament. the folks being overshadowed by friday, assassination. a former primary sessions, a lobbying campaign event for the routing, liberal democrats on proportion rights activists have held demonstrations across the united states. it follows last month's decision by the supreme court, reverse of routing that legalized abortio

after thrashing trinidad and tobago yesterday, winning by 7a points to 22.ir opener heavily to new zealand last night. scotland also soundly beaten today by australia. it's not all about the commonwealth games this weekend as england's lionesses face germany tomorrow afternoon in the final of euro 2022. they're hoping to become the first england football team to win a major trophy since the 1966 men's world cup, and our reporter matt graveling is live at wembley. inaudible. i can tell you in the moment, they are having their press conference. earlier, iwas moment, they are having their press conference. earlier, i was watching the lionesses train earlier. from what we can see, all the players in the squad, they were training, no injuries to worry about that we are aware of. that is exactly what the lionesses need as they are about to take on the german side who have won this competition aimed at the last ten times, and even though england themselves have not won the tournament, they do imagine it now... she won a court in 2017 with the dutch. i understand it

so eric williams was went on to be the prime minister of trinidad and tobago, but before that he was a professor political science up at howard university here and so he writes the one of the first books to make the argument that the industrial revolution which made our modern world was funded by the capital that was derived from the slave trade. so very powerful argument coming from a very eloquent speaker this book of it. it's interesting. this book had been in print in north america and the caribbean for you know, since 1944. it did not really been widely available internationally. we did a reissue of it two years ago, and we did a license with penguin classics in the uk and they took it on and they got an article written in the guardian about how this book this seminal book. not really been available in the uk. sold a bunch of copies became a uk bestseller 80 years after publication. so all of the authors out there who's think you've got a chance? did you see benefits from that? absolutely absolutely because it's sort of a global marketplace. there's lots of guardian readers here

next to the netball where england, the defending champions, thrashed trinidad and tobago in their openingycling is taking place outside of birmingham at the lee valley velopark in london, and england's men are guaranteed a medal in the team pursuit. dan bigham, charlie tanfield, ethan vernon and ollie wood recorded the second fastest time of qualifying and will take on new zealand for the gold. wales will race australia for the bronze. the hockey is also underway at the university here in birmingham. there was a huge win for new zealand against kenya in pool b. that's before, in the same group, scotland pulled off an excellent victory against south africa. this goal was the decider, scotland winning 4—2 in the end. a little later, wales will take on canada in group a. action also taking place over in coventry this morning where the rugby 7s has got underway. there was a very comfortable opening win for the england women's side. they absolutely steamrollered sri lanka in their pool a match. wasps winger ellie boatman was the star, grabbing four tries. 57—0 it ended in that one. not such a

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team engler�*s last—gasp win in the netball and they begin their defence today against trinidad and tobagoof spores making their debut today at one of those is women's t20 cricket. then there will be the first of the swimming medal is awarded tonight and it is expected to be a good start for australia. it expected to be a good start for australia. , ., ., australia. it is a real mixed bag. what is all _ australia. it is a real mixed bag. what is all that _ australia. it is a real mixed bag. what is all that hearing - australia. it is a real mixed bag. what is all that hearing about i australia. it is a real mixed bag. - what is all that hearing about where you are at the velodrome? it is you are at the velodrome? it is already under _ you are at the velodrome? it is already under way _ you are at the velodrome? it 3 already under way here with you are at the velodrome? it 1 already under way here with the qualifying of the women's tandem sprint. we havejust seen libby clegg representing team scotland. viewers might know her as a para— athletic star because she won two paralympic gold medal

as well as government agencies in canada, india, israel, poland, vietnam, and trinidad and tobago. to make schools safer for students in those who are dedicated their lives to educating them. i have been a school full-time school safety practitioner for more than 32 years. and, i have worked in k to 12 school districts, face based, charter, and independent schools in over 30 states. my main message for you today is, while there are many things that can make schools safer, i would like to see greater access to, and utilization of, the immense, excellent, unparalleled school safety resources that have been developed by a host of fellow government agencies over the past three decades. the u.s. department of education, justice, moments a carrot, a united states equal service, the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, and firearms, the federal law enforcement training center. the u.s. department of homeland security, cyber security, and infrastructure security agency. and, other federal agencies and departments that have worked tirelessly to develop what i feel is superb resources and programs av

obama as well as governors in canada poland vietnam -- ..in israel, poland, vietnam, and trinidad and tobago make schools safer for students in those who are dedicated their lives to educating them. i have been a school full-time school safety practitioner for more than 32 years. and, i have worked in >> in a message for you today is that while there are many things make schools safer, i would like to see greater access to the immunization of the immense excellent unparalleled school safety resources that have been developed by host of fellow government agencies over the past three decades in the u.s. department of education, justice, homeland security, the united states secret service, the bureau of alcoholic - and firearms in federal law enforcement, and the u.s. department of homelandca securi, prosecutor prosecuting infrastructure security agency, and other fellow agencies in our department i worked tirelessly to develop what i feel is superb resources and programs are available at no cost to our nation's schools. however, during her school safety climate culture and assessments, more th

seeing the immediate removal of duties on imports from trinidad and toe baggo which is the most -- tobago which is the partial remedy of fertilizer facing the u.s. farmer. with that, madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the body for one hour -- one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. 48 years ago this week on july 20, 1974, the turkish military invaded the republic of cyprus, in direct violation of the charter of the united nations and international law. to this day there has been no accountability for the deaths, displacements and destruction caused by this illegal occupation. i urge the president, secretary blinken, and this body to join calls for the immediate removal of turkish troops, the return of property to rightful owners and reunification of cyprus. ms. malliotakis: today, they face more aggression and continued threats from tur