u. k. c's, half a 1000000 people walk off the job, demanding base a pay and keeping an eye out. an ancient comment appears in the skies above 50000 years since its last visit. ah, we begin in memphis, tennessee, with a funeral of 29 year old tyrene nichols who died after being beaten by police officers 3 weeks ago. ah. among those speaking with civil rights activist, el sharpton, he delivered a eulogy for the man whose death has sparked renewed outcry against police brutality in the us. i know what i saw on the tape ended tape speaks for itself. they never did me for his life. never ex, sorta car registration. snatched him out of the. com. but you don't fight crime by becoming criminal yourself. you know, stand no dog industry become an thugs yourself. you know fright gays by becoming fab. ah, men against the army. that a the police does punks. with monsters murder, my baby brother did love me completely heart rogue. i see the world shown him love fighting for his chest. his but allow me is my baby brother and even in his the my he was still polite. he accepts a police. 6 public

u. k. c's, half a 1000000 people walk off the job, demanding better pay ah hundreds of people have gathered in a memphis church to remember tyree nichols who died off to being beaten by police. family members remembered him as loving and peaceful and cold action to prevent more cases of police brutality. gabriel alexander reports. ah, it was a moment to celebrate tyree nichols life in gospel and prayer, but also in sorrow when those monsters murder my maybe brother. do you live me completely? harbor, brother. you gone too soon? nichols was 29 years old and a father of a 4 year old child. he liked skateboarding with his friends, and he was an amateur photographer. he take pictures and post them on his website. he loved his mom so much. he tattooed her name on his arm and often would rush home to eat with her on his lunch break while at work at the memorial service, some parents of other african americans killed by police were in attendance. nichols, mom called for new laws to swiftly punish police, accused of killing innocent people to texas x because there should be no other jo, this is sub

the b, b, c, news, and current affairs output here in the u. k. is at the heart of that conflict. one that has various points in the networks. history threatened its very existence there is a permanent tension between the government of the day of whatever political color and the baby see. i've put it this way to the bbc is independent of government pressure until such time as it is not a proposal from every part of the country today revealed that the general strike, which began at midnight has caused an almost complete industrial paralysis 1926 millions of workers take to the streets in a general strike cooled in support of britain's coal mines. put workers stop the presses in solidarity that left the bbc less than 4 years old. as the countries only national new source, one, the conservative prime minister stanley baldwin wanted on his side. as the bbc's founder jo reed knew that independence and impartiality crucial to its reputation. he also viewed the government's patronage as key to the bbc's future. so general strike was really crucial moment in the baby's history. the person

c. the u. k. government's emergency cobra committee met this afternoon to discuss corona, far as the pandemic got in the way of johnson's plans. but his aggressive approach rattled the broadcaster and left a lasting imprint on its hierarchy. this tim davy, named by the b b. c, is its new director, general scene is more palatable to the government because of his background and conservative politics. there's also robbie get a former advisor to another conservative prime minister appointed by the government to the bbc's board. and then the man, the johnson administration hired as the bbc's new chairman, richard sharp. not only is sharpe, a long term donor to the party, an advisor to johnson. he's also accused of facilitating a personal loan for the prime minister, just weeks before his bbc appointment with johnson. now out of office, the bbc's future is in the hands of another conservative prime minister wishy sue. not it just so happens that soon. i can shop also go back a long way to there days wo

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u. k, a, b, b, c. chairman, richard sharp has been accused of failing to declare his role in arranging 800000 pounds worth of loan guarantees, herbert ins. then prime minister came 2 weeks before barbara johnson recommended him for the ro, that's according to a new report published by the nations parliament. richard sharp's decisions firstly to become involved in the facilitation of alone to the den prime minister. while at the same time applying for jobs that was in that same persons gift and then to fail to disclose this material relationship were significant errors of judgment, which undermine confidence in the public appointments process. and could deter qualified individuals from applying for such posts. according to parliament, which had shot was involved in financial talks with boris johnson back in 2020. later in january 2021 shop was named just the government's preferred candidates for the b b c chairmanship. he's denied his role in helping you arrange a guarantee on the loan, but has admitted bringing canadian millionaire some life on board to help lawrence johnson award winning jou

u. k, you can watch on the b b c player. so they're still access to the game. they want to bring in more of an international appeal. i think it will help them because remember, now we have streaming. so you can always go online and see the wonderful performances . and of course, the next day, you're probably going to see a lot of people go online anyway. youtube and watch rianna perform over and over and over again. so yes, they are trying to bring in a global view. and what's really interesting is, if i had to compare the superbowl with another global event, it would be the people world cup. the only problem is that the world cup only happens every 4 years worth a suitable happens every year. so it's kind of like apples and oranges and the winners of the world cup. you pay a little bit more money, but the in it now makes more money when it comes to commercials are per 30 seconds . so it's, it's kind of the bigger, you know, that's, that's kind of something you can compare it to you. although one takes place. oh, every year and the other one takes place every 4

u. k, you can watch on the b b c player. so they're still access to the game. they want to bring in more of an international appeal. i think it will help them because remember, now we have streaming. so you can always go online and see the wonderful performances . and of course, the next day, you're probably going to see a lot of people go online anyway. youtube and watch rianna perform over and over and over again. so yes, they are trying to bring in a global appeal. and what's really interesting is, if i had to compare the super bowl with another global event, it would be the people world cup. the only problem is that the world cup only happens every 4 years. we're to super bowl happens every year. so it's kind of like apples and oranges and the winners of the world cup. hit pay a little bit more money, but the in it now makes more money when it comes to commercials per 32nd. so it's, it's kind of the bigger, you know, that's, that's kind of something you can compare it to you although one takes place out every year and the other one takes place every 4 years

regarding the o, b, c, w, at the un security council, the u. k said there is undeniable evidence of the syrian state use chemical weapons to murder its own citizens. this from the i t, which is a type of got an offshoot of the o. b, c, w, that's been created, which i know china rejects at that meeting and obviously russia, the u. e said, on the other hand, we emphasize the importance of the findings of this team in the next council session, referring to an assessment team that's been there. and as for the u. s. the biden administration, they just went, you know, it's an indisputable assad regime killed $43.00 men, women, and children. what did you make of this, o, p. c, w, conclusive report. as it's been reported in the west of chemical weapons use, you know, undeniable and dispute. it is the adjective that they put to what, what they do on what they presented is dispute. it is denied by even the expert who came to see leanne 2 way on a gallon bed. the obviously that a new report is absolutely critical. i have nothing to do. i let them now extend

used to transact and kind of salt to south trade transactions that just china and, and iraq c and i try out the u. k. university of bass pack. no one, winnie. thank you. time. really appreciate your insight. thank you. thank you. hundreds of protests have taken to the streets on saddam's capital, demanding the ouster of the countries current military governments. ah, going his class with demonstrates his out in the rally, firing, take us into the crowds. the state has been in turmoil since the ousting of its long time ruler in 20192 years later, another 2 stops a potential transition to democracy, resulting and military broth gaining control of the nation. earlier this week, one of the generals who led the previous takeover lay with the move of mistake. protest is now refused to negotiate with the countries military governments calling for it's needed to be tried in an open court. here are some of the voices from those at the rally. hasn't been a good comment. usually there are goals and results that protest as planned to achieve, such as putting pressure on authorities or paying attention to what i

u. k. i used to be home so on say c o, i am hassan. i got a filmmaker, photographer, and refugee from syria, b o, i must, the hon. a restaurant out on trip, and actually i don't want to know how many mishal installs a restaurant hats. i want to know how to treat most of the diversity in the workforce. i want to shake up unfair social hierarchies and elevate women. mm . wow. i've witnessed all the extremes of humanity, the worst and serious prisons and the best and the people i worked with as a hospital cleaner during the cone of our spend on, ah, blue, just as her son uses his camera, i use food as a storytelling to, to foster quality and combative justice the whole point of having an all female cafe was it should be like an oil says food is not just about what to eat is about nourishment and healing your soul. i'm excited to speak with us and about our journey. how to cultivate community and make this whole affair a place to live in. join us in studio, be unscripted. ah thing hustled. tell me, i will to start off with the syrian story

u. k. boys johnson to get a loan. and in the short of that, he had secured the position of a, b, b, c, chair and 5. this is what a, b, b, b. in fact, this is what a u. k. parliament report sees richard sharp's decisions firstly to become involved in the facilitation of alone to the then prime minister while at the same time applying for jobs that was in that same person's gift. and then to fail to disclose this material. relationship were significant errors of judgment, which undermine confidence in the public appointments process, and could deter qualified individuals from applying for such posts. while in deal fully support, press feed room media freedom. but it also believes that nobody know, broadcast can be above the law, the lan. now schools, this is a developing stories. if i pointed out the searches of hill on in both delhi and the moved by offices over a, b, b, c. of course, we will keep track of the story and we're going to keep updating of us as and when more information comes. region sharma, r t correspondent, with the latest. thank you. the russian oil industry production rebounded in 2

u. k. ltd. how likely is it that no one at the b, b, c, had any knowledge of this? say, cash favor? alleged cash favor? this is very hard to say. i mean, perhaps the high risk, the higher echelons there were people who knew about what was going on. you know, the bbc is we shouldn't forget and an organization is almost a political entity in itself and have his own corruption problem. just in recent years, people remember the scandal of jimmy subtle, the peter file where the rules scan of that story was the cover up of, of so many facts that were glaring. bbc produces, and executives in the eyes that must have cover up i think is, is, is, is typical. and perhaps the same thing is happening again with this particular case . the last a, the blog and the u. k. and post band on r t, this channel describing it to the point began the how fair and balanced do you think the british media has been presenting this story of that and chairman's alleged corrupt actions? well, i mean, is that the interesting thing from a journalist point of view is the story was not broken by journalist. you know,

u. k. in germany, german businesses are in severe distress. so yeah, it's, it's, it's c worse. we're sakura the united states of sacrificing europe for its campaign for global germany. that's been true since the start of the conflict with russia and ukraine. chris, we appreciate your time and coming in the program today to talk to p. let's or a prize winning, former foreign correspondent for the new york times. chris h, as many thanks for the sanctions on the syria must be immediately lifted to get life saving a to those affected by mondays. devastating earthquakes thus to the month of the syrian are a bred crescent which saves lives that could be saved or being lost. they can amik sanctions imposed in our country is the main obstacle to get an needed equipment. with this, we demand for the legion of economic sanctions and the siege in order to allow a deliverers and humanitarian actions to be implemented. or serene base, political analysts bust them up. della believes the u. s. is playing political game when it comes to aid, going to syria. there is no, you, you an sanctions a

u. k, a u. s. as well as 10 non permanent members, which reelected every 2 years. and i speak to the un india no to the foundations of the u. s. c. i outdated and widely perceived as deeply on fact. we spoke to foreign affairs expert, dr. swati, rob, who believes india is fully eligible to be a permanent member. i think in just a bit credibility to who can reinstate faith in these though, you know, google institutions because india has been doing such still work when it comes to how it's so staring the policies, you know, i'm in the g 20 right now. beach and g 20 as well as the operation organization. so that one's into is a correct candidate. that's one. the 2nd thing is that, let's also understand that united nations security council is not reflective of the current global auto because united nations security council in many ways is still reflective of the world that was there after the 2nd world war. so it is an institution which is kind of frozen in time. again, i think that's a quality concept unless i'm listen until it reforms, it will really lose it. so, you know, i would say it's rational and it will become a little bit.

u. k, a u. s. as well as 10 non permanent members which are reelected every 2 years. however, india while addressing the un said the foundations of view and a c, r al, they sit on perceived as deeply unfair as get more details on this, this cross live to foreign affairs expert, dr. swati rob. any thanks for joining us on the program this evening, it's nice to see you. so should you just explain to us the significance of india's possible edition as a permanent, a u. n. s. c member and what effects that might have? right. good evening. nice to see you. oh, see, the 1st thing that comes to my mind to the minute you say the united nations security council am to what addition will india get out of that? i think if you just turn it around and say that what addition would, the united nations get out of it is because, you know, united nations over the years has become an institution. because, you know, there's been a general waning of the influence of multilateral or institutions all over the world, whether it's the w t o or t u n. so i think in just as a very credible player who can reinstate faith in these though, you know, global institutions beca

c says it is fully cooperating with his investigation by india's tax forces. the u. k broadcaster last month released a 2 part documentary claiming that modi failed to prevent deadly sectarian riots. while he was heading the state government in good, you're out in 2002. earlier i spoke was d w. south asia bureau chief, am retired cima. about this is what she told me a yes and an a good to seal as well. now this a read started add about just before knowing about $15.00 to $20.00 or fishes or rent into the bbc is office or in delhi. and i'm on by. as you mentioned, and the timing of the rid of course, is being discussed in densely out here. now this comes just after, as you mentioned, a few weeks after a b, b, c documentary on a prime minister. more these rule in the 2002 good up riots. now, the income tax department says this is not read. they say it's a search and they're investigating the bbc for what they see financial irregularities and noncompliance with tax laws. when they rented to the offices of the b, b, c, this snatched away the forms from all the people who a

day . indian tax authorities have rated the offices of the b, b, c, and delhi and mom by now, this comes just a few weeks after the u. k broadcaster released the documentary, the claim that the prime minister and a render modi failed to prevent deadly sectarian riots when he headed the state government in good. you're out in 2002 equitorial guinea has confirmed its 1st outbreak of the marble virus. this highly contagious and deadly disease is related to ebola. so far, 9 people have died in the outbreak and more than 200 have been quarantined by health officials. a national state of emergency has been declared in new zealand after tropical storm battered parts of the north island. now this is only the 3rd time that such an alert has been issued. tens of thousands of homes are without power and has been widespread flooding and landslides. russia has denied that it is plotting to overthrow the government in moldova, using foreign saboteurs disguised as protesters. the moldova president maya thunder earlier accused moscow of planning. a qu, that's after ukraine's president said that keith had uncovered details of the russi

i 5 am i 6, g, c, h q, or the armed forces for any criminal conduct committed outside the u. k. if they're criminal conduct is deemed quote necessary for the proper function and quote of those institutions. so that's an interesting thing. they're trying to sneak in there, so i'm not sure what any of this has to do, but protecting britain from russia or china. but it certainly does open a massive gateway to potentially prosecuting whistleblower as journalists, publishers and others who do national security boarding or any other kind of reporting that's based on restricted material. and it also seems the grant and completely unnecessary immunity for members. the british armed forces and others who commit criminal offenses abroad. it sounds like something to see. i would love to see enacted into lonnie united states. we've already seen what the british government has done to target julian assange at the behest of the united states. what do you think these changes would do to the average britain? and just as importantly, or maybe more importantly, what would the impact be on journal

and on that note, a new bank, c, artwork, highlighting violence against women and girls has been unveiled. here in the u. k. the work is title that valentine's day mascara. it was painted on a wall in the city of margate. mural depicts a caricature image of the 1950s housewife pushing a man into a freezer. the woman is shown to be smiling despite having a swollen eye and a missing tooth. just aus off the work was unveiled. local authorities removed the freezer, saying it posed a safety risk. ah, so quite look at the main stories now under the death toll from to earthquakes. for on monday of now surpassed $41000.00. united nations has nearly 9000000 syrians have been affected by this though, aid is starting to come through to more border crossings. after that was approved by the government. a un delegation is also crossed into rebel held northwest and syria for the 1st time since the disaster. meanwhile, in turkey, the number of people who've been found alive is getting smaller by the day. despite the odds, there are still some incredible stories of survival on tuesday to women were pulled from under the de

the b b c documentary revealed that because 3 of the muslims killed were british citizens. the u. k. government conducted its own investigation into what happened the report sent as a diplomatic cable and marked restricted has never been published before. investigators concluded that no render mowdy was directly responsible for the program, which they said met the definition of ethnic cleansing. will condon d n memorable oh model. that me man don't learning the more needed id. when preview clips of the film started circulating on social media, modi's b, j, p. government act preemptively banning the b b. c. series and forbidding the sharing of it online in this day and age. ah, it is like a fools and just try and stop the circulation of something like a documentary. i don't think the desire to control the terms of the debate has led to the bad, which in my view is indicting how to productive not just because bad, never work, but it was so it isn't quite damaging for india as international image. as it multicultural, liberal democracy, if you look at the print media, it has been rathe

u. k. where it applies to northern roles that still within the single market, then the e u and the e. c. j can still have a ro, so a bit of flexibility that we're hearing that from the d. p. yeah, i was going to ask you, laurie a bit more detail about the deal itself at what it means for trade between northern ireland in great britain and what happens if the union is stone accept i mean there are a couple of things to sort of separate here they are links, of course say it's the passage of the deal itself and whether i actually have traction, i'm can be made to los and then there's also the power sharing governments store months. now, richie soon act doesn't have to have the d u p. 's approval, he doesn't have to have the approval of hotline brexton within his own party because he could probably rely on labor votes to get it through parliament bots. it's always the much better if he has both of those groups on board. and indeed, the governments did say that it wouldn't be processing with this, they wouldn't be pushing it forward unless the d u p was happy with it. and then of course you'v

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