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what challenges did you face when he first came from trinidad, to study law to begin with.? any person of colour trying to study law at the time, in the 1960s or 19705, law at the time, in the 1960s or 1970s, his colleagues, one of them was the former kenyan lawyer, he could not get training at the time, they were rejected by the establishment —— ghanaian. you are regarded as more likely to be an defendant and advocate when you walked into the court. he was one of the pioneers, he did not return to the pioneers, he did not return to the caribbean but stayed and fought the caribbean but stayed and fought the struggle from the united kingdom. thank you very much for your time. remembering darcus howe, who has died at the age of 7a. police in pakistan say that at least 70 people have killed in punjab. our islamabad correspondent has more. 20 bodies were brought to hospital last night after four people managed to escape. the killer is thought to be this man, the custodian of the shrine, arrested by police along with two alleged accomplices. translation: the three accused to und

. >> trinidad. >> trinidad is his name. he is 26 years old.uder then some of the claps of thunder. >> hi trinidad how are you doing buddy. >> he is trying to figure out is what going on. >> for more information where can people go. >> they can go to www adventure aquarium.com. >> sound good, mark, we appreciate it. >> sure thing. >> we appreciate trinidadian we appreciate these little bug gers. they get a bad rap thanks to teddy roosevelt. who knew that. i'm learning things every time i come here. >> always a wealth of information, patrick. >> national geographic live on television. >> thanks, pat. >>> tomorrow morning pat will be at the ballpark for phillies home opener. >> staff at citizens bank park has been getting everything ready. "eyewitness news" at the ballpark as phillies ground crew painted opening day logo on the feel. phillies verse nationals tomorrow first pitch at 3:05. >>> taste with tori is taking a trip to the mediterranean but you only to have drive through media delaware county from fresh baked peta bread, feel the love tha

born in trinidad, he came to the uk to study and made his name challenging police practices. in the boat race, oxford made it four wins in five years for the men, beating their opponents byjust over a length. at 10pm the full round—up of the news but first, it is time for our world. mosul, iraq's second city, home to over a million people and the scene of the greatest victory of the so—called islamic state. allahu akbar. in just four days, is fighters managed to seize this entire city. it was a national disaster for iraq and declared the start of the self—styled islamic state. almost three years later and mosul has once again become a battleground. the iraqi forces have regrouped and are now fighting back. street by street, they are moving closer to capturing the city, but the threat of is remains. i am bbcjournalist bashir al—zaidi, born and raised in mosul. today, iam returning home. i want to find out what life is like in the city and how people have coped with the past two—and—a—half years. for the past two—and—a—half years. and the question, whether the iraqi military th

born in trinidad, he moved to the uk to study law and campaigned for black rights for more than 50 yearsch after the new cross fire in which 13 black teenagers died. later he became chairman of the notting hill carnival and made a number of television programmes about the lives of black britons. with all the sport here's olly foster at the bbc sport centre. celtic‘s march to the scottish premiership title is over. a 5—0 win at hearts saw them win the league with eight games to spare. that's equals the record set by rangers 88 years ago. here's our sports correspondnet natalie pirks. brendan rodgers drama first match with celtic was at tynecastle, a perfect venue for their coronation. today told the story of a season where celtic beat everyone into submission. scott sinclair's thunderous effort sent them on their way. just three minutes later a devastating break provided sinclair with a second. the party was breaking out and stuart armstrong wrote the bubbly with his fizzing run. but for celtic it is not merely about winning, it is about how they win and they were going for it, with a lit

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amazing, guys, trinidad, good boy, good boy. so you can come down check it on out.n is it open, today? >> open until 7:00. >> friday. >> like i said starts tomorrow, april 7th. >> wow. >> yes. >> the kids are off next week. >> yes, mark kinds is that man's name, mark kind? >> i knew would you like that. i knew you would like that. >> he seems very kind and he seems very calm, as well, very calm person. >> yes. >> you got to be calm when working with piranhas. >> that's right. >> let's dot intro to that segment again. >> piranhas are loose in south jersey. >> oh, they are? >> take the kids at your own peril. you know what piranhas look like? >> oh, no sounds. >> flesh eating piranhas, loose in camden. going karen help now, on location, where these piranhas are eating the crap out of -- >> a fish. >> yes. >> thanks. >> i like that. >> sometimes things are better the second time around. >> this young lady to prom. >> this is the new thing now, promposal. you can't just ask somebody to prom. do you have do something extravagant. >> and put it on video. >> and get fame u

born in trinidad, he moved to the uk to study law and campaigned for black rights for more than 50 yearshe new cross fire in which 13 black teenagers died. later, he became chairman of the notting hill carnival and made a number of television programmes about the lives of black britons. the former trade union leader lord morris knew darcus howe well and worked with him on many campaigns over the years. he told us he played a significant role in the campaign for black rights in britain. he was one of the first to campaign and one of those on the front line to call the metropolitan police to account on the basis of their policies like stop and search in communities were the only people being stopped and searched were black people. he challenged racism within the establishment and said that he did not compromise on those sort of principles and he will be sorely missed. there are many, many young black advocates around brixton and other parts and communities who all to the tenacity of him and the example that he laid down, because people were very scared of challenging the establishment duri

born in trinidad, he moved to the uk to study law and campaigned for black rights for more than 50 yearsack people's march after the new cross fire in which 13 black teenagers died. later, he became chairman of the notting hill carnival and made a number of television programmes about the lives of black britons. the poet linton kwesijohnson, a lifelong friend of darcus howe, has been telling us how important he was for the black civil rights movement in the uk. darcus was a fearless warrior, in the struggle against racial injustice in this country. people talking about the civil rights movement, there was no civil rights movement, there was no civil rights movement, there was no civil rights movement in this country. there were anti—racist struggles that were being waged an darcus were at the —— was at the heart of that, at the —— was at the heart of that, at the —— was at the heart of that, at the centre of it. he was one of the mangrove nine, a group of nine activists who were charged with affray and incitement to riot and all kinds of things back in 1970 and he defended himself in cou

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in a life that spanned 7a years and began in trinidad, darcus howe saw britain transformed, and oftenopposite a man, he knows nothing, he talks all the time. the result is he is a trencha nt buffoon. he has no idea how to present television shows, he looks ridiculous in that fashionwear, he swans around all the time hoping that people will recognise him, when in fact nobody‘s even remotely interested. he's taking up enough time on this show already, and he hasn't even opened his mouth. darcus howe. sorry, that's the introduction to robert elms. sorry, do you know robert elms? i've just read out the introduction to robert elms. heroic and uncharacteristic restraint from darcus howe. a formidable civil rights campaigner and broadcaster. back in the ‘70s, howe was more than a match for the met, when he and others were charged over disturbances in west london, following police raids on a restaurant. officers told the old bailey they'd seen howe orchestrating a crowd to throw stones at them. where did you see all of this? "we were in an observation van." i said bring the observation van. t

this is miguel trinidad, venezuela's ambassador to the oas. >> the venezuelan people have the right to resolve their internal problems without the guardianship of any of those who are here, as anybody am a much less will venezuela's destiny ever be decided from washington popost of the venezuelan people fought very hard to edit years ago so we could decide our own matters in venezuela. and all is in violence -- venezuelanans are proud of our people and our freedom. amy: venezuela's move to withdraw came as opposition parties continued to lead mass street protests across venezuela. on wednesday, three more demonstrators were killed in clashes with police, including a 20-year-old student who died after he was shot with a tear gas canister. at the united nationons, saudi arabia will begin a fofour-year term in 2018 on the u.n. commission on the status of women following a secret-ballot election this week. the move drew swift condemnation critics, including hillel neuer, the executive director of un watch, who said -- "electing saudi arabia to protect women's rights is like making an arson

born in trinidad, he moved to england to study law, where he joined the british black panthers. for organising the 20,000 strong black people's march in 1981 claiming neglect and insufficient policing of the investigation into the new cross fire which killed 13 black teenagers. earlier i spoke to the biographer of da rcus earlier i spoke to the biographer of darcus howe who described him as a remarkable man. simply put he was a powerful black activist and he had enormous experience of the movement and routing in the caribbean, american and british intellectual traditions. a truly remarkable man and it is a very sad loss. the playwright bonnie greer has described him as upon a ...hewas greer has described him as upon a hewasa greer has described him as upon a he was a fighter, enormously courageous, i guess that's perhaps what she's getting out. these acts of courage extended throughout his career. in 1971 he took on the metropolitan police, the home office and special branch in a 55 day trial as one of the mangrove nine, taking on the police in the 70s at a time of enormous poli

what's interesting about this picture the one on your left is this is a private bed and breakfast in trinidad and you can see the sign bearer advertising it is english and i thought it was kind of revealing of the new clientele that they are catering to internationally. at one point, just to scroll back for a moment it should be mentioned here that an air bnb has now set up a program with more than 4000 listings in cuba and this to me honors a new impetus to growth because a person can go on line, look at the myriad of offerings in havana, get testimonials from people who have stayed in those areas and see what the price is, pay with a credit card in dollars and show up in cuba with your piece of paper and happily stay in that place as well. airbnb salt to the trust problem that links individual entrepreneurs with the global marketplace. in the case of cuba as with elsewhere and i think because particularly in havana this is important and worth emphasizing. but cuba has big plans for the industry and richard and i thought it would be worthwhile to analyze those plans and think through some of

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interesting about this picture by the way, the one on your left is this is a private bed and breakfast in trinidad. you can see that the sign their advertising in is english. and i thought it was kind of revealing of the new client he will that they're catering to internationally. one point to scroll back for a moment that should be mentioned here is air b & b has now set up a program with more than 4,000 listings in cuba. and this to me augers a new impetus to growth. a person can go online, look at the myriad of offerings in havana, get testimonials from people that have stayed in those areas and see what the price is. pay with a credit card in dollars and go show up in cuba with your piece of paper. and happily stay in that place as well. air b & b solved the trust problem that links individual entrepreneurs in the global marketplace in the case of cuba as with elsewhere. and i think in -- because particularly in havana, there is really important. it is worth emphasizing. i think it would be worth while to analyze the plans and think through the implications of them. this basically the governme

interesting about the picture, fbi way, the one on your left is this is a private bed and breakfast in trinidad and you can see that the sign there advertising it is i english and i thought it was kind of revealing of the new clientele that they're catering to internationally. at one point just to scroll back for a moment that should be mentioned here is that airb nb has set up a program with more than 4,000 liftings in cuba and this impetus to grow because a person can go online, look at the myriad of offerings in la havana and see what the price, pay with the credit card in dollars and go show up in cuba with your piece of paper and happily stay in that place as well. airb&b solved problem in the case of cuba and elsewhere. particularly in la havana this is really important and worth emphasizing. but cuba has big plans for the industry and richard and i thought would be worth worthwhile and basically the government would like to expand the current level of participation in the industry of tourism up to some 10 million from, say, 4 million at the end of december of last year. that's a big incr