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williams. she was a sports reporter. >> rodney adkins. he's part of the ibm industry. >> andre samuel, loren rounds, and tyler rush told us they found the recordned or been taught. >> from maybe kindergarten to sixth grade, we heard the s -- mlk, rosa parks -- >> yeah. >> -- malcolm x. >> every single year i was like -- >> the same people. >> every year. >> madame c.j. walker. the same people. >> has it changed now that you've met some people who may not have been in the history books? >> it's a lot easier to actually see what we went through and how we persevered through it, and it just shows how strong we are, really. >> and think about this. what if i had had our archives back when i was 9? >> when you were that 9-year-old girl. >> think about that. i mean, there was actually black history in my town, just yards from where i was. there was a man named shackleford who sat at -- with his gun point, daring the white community to tear down his school for black kids. the fifth president of liberia was born in newark, ohio, in eight -- >> in your hometown. >> -- in my hometown, in 1815. i'm thinking there's no black history, but it was all around

william waters. social democrat. social democratic party. luke. john wellock climate party. tyler callum wilson kerr., who's down in westminster. and olivia, perhaps a clue from pmqs today where they went really hard on health as to what may be worried people on the doorsteps as they go to the ballot box . as they go to the ballot box. >> well, yes , absolutely. i've >> well, yes, absolutely. i've been hearing from activists and mps from both sides of the political spectrum who say that the nhs is a recurring subject on the doorsteps in all three of these, by—election constituencies. now that is probably quite bad news for rishi sunak conservative rishi sunak pledged to get waiting lists down. that's one of his five priorities we keep hearing about his five priorities and how keen he is to deliver on them. and yet waiting lists in england stand at about 7.5 million. that's a record high. and of course, they show no sign of going down any time soon. the government is still locked in a fierce battle with the medical unions over pay. the government's offered 6. unions are asking for 35. doesn't sound li

william waterston, social democrat demographic party. luke wellock the climate party . tylerependent party . party. >> well, here with your forecast andifs >> well, here with your forecast and it's very straightforward name aidan mcgivern that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers are proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hi there. good morning to you. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. a brighter day for many of us today. sunny spells , but there'll be further spells, but there'll be further showers, especially towards the east. it's towards the east where you yesterday's rain is moving away, but still some showers first thing and then into afternoon widely, into the afternoon more widely, a of sunny spells a mixture of sunny spells and showers emerging . the most showers emerging. the most frequent and heaviest showers will be the east, the will be towards the east, the driest and brightest weather will wales in the will be for wales in the south—west, where some places won't see any showers at all. and will stay largely dry and it