yes, i think any kind of keen observer of west indies cricket has been paying attention for the besteen this coming and if we focus particularly on white ball cricket this has been a long—standing decline in white ball cricket. you can go as far back as the world cup in 2015 when we crashed out in the quarterfinals in a kind of humiliating way barely making it the 2019 world cup, not making it the 2019 world cup, not making it the 2019 world cup, not making it to any of the recent champions trophy is, to now not make it to the 2023 gd! champions trophy is, to now not make it to the 2023 00! world champions trophy is, to now not make it to the 2023 odi world cup so the only surprise about the west indies not make it to this world cup is the fact that we are called the west indies but if this is looked at nationally in the cold light of day, this cannot be seen as any big surprise. studio: where has it gone wrong for them? this team has been so synonymous with success in recent years, particularly on the biggest stage. i! i years, particularly on the biggest staue. . . ., , stage. if i

but what now for west indies? cricket podcaster machel hewitt spoke to me earlier.icket he's been paying attention to the best part of the last 10—15 years should really have seen this coming and if we focus particularly on white ball cricket, this has been a long—standing decline in white ball cricket. you can go as far back as the world cup in 2015 when we crashed out in the quarterfinals in a kind of humiliating weight, barely making it to the 2019 world cup, not making it to the 2019 world cup, not making it to a new the recent champions trophy is to now not make it to the 20 23 world cups are the only surprise about the west indies not making it to this world cup is the fact we are called the west indies but if this is looked at rationally in the cold light of day, this can be seen as any big surprise. this light of day, this can be seen as any big surprise.— any big surprise. this is a team that has been _ any big surprise. this is a team that has been so _ any big surprise. this is a team that has been so synonymous l any big surprise. this is a team i that h

west indies and india have seen the second and final test match of their series end in a draw due to opening match it meant india clinched a fifth consecutive series triumph in the carribean, with no play possible because of rain on the final day. west indies had closed day four at 76—2, having been set a victory target of 365 to square the series at queen's park 0val. while pakistan are in a strong position heading into day two of the second test against sri lanka in colombo. sri lanka won the toss, elected to bat and were dismissed for 166. in response, pakistan closed the opening day on 145—2, with abdulla shafique and shan masood both unbeaten after making half—centuries. pakistan lead the series 1—0. germany's liane lippert won the sprint for the line as she claimed victory on the second stage of the tour de france femmes. in a rainswept finale, 25—year—old lippert came through to take the win. while belgium's lotte kopecky retained the overall race lead by 49 seconds with six stages remaining. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website

the west indies will miss the upcoming world cup for the first time in tournament's history.fier. scotland won by seven wickets — a huge win for them — and a first victory over the west indies in one—day matches. qualification for the world cup in india is still on for them — but they have to beat zimbabwe on tuesday, and the netherlands on thursday. but the west indies, a team so synonymous with the world cup, having won the first two editions, won't be there in october. to test action then and the second ashes test between england and australia, at lord's. australia lead by more than 330 as they look to build on their second innings, on day four. england started well with the wickets of usman khawaja, steve smith and travis head before lunch. cameron green and alex carey fell not long ago. but australia now 242—7. they're1—0 up in the series, following victory in the first test at edgbaston. positive steps for england, but with a job on their hands, if they're to get back in this. the women's ashes gets back underway today. england's women are also on a rescue mission when

the third day of the first test between india and the west indies has begun., 162 runs ahead of the west indies in theirfirst innings. they're currently on 327 for 2, yashasvi jaiswal continuing on from his maiden test century on thursday, he's gone past 150. now to the world para athletics championships in paris and switzerland's marcel hug — who's nicknamed the swiss silver bullet — has won another gold medal today. he won the men's 1500 metres in a championship record time — his second gold of the event at the age of 37. it is like a puzzle and so many as fit together right now, mentally, physically and i have just so much fun at_ physically and i have just so much fun at the — physically and i have just so much fun at the moment. i feel confident today _ fun at the moment. i feel confident today my— fun at the moment. i feel confident today. my game plan went very well. yes, today. my game plan went very well. yes. i _ today. my game plan went very well. yes. i am _ today. my game plan went very well. yes, i am very satisfied with my performance today. man

west indies made 181 with the bat, a total scotland have in their sights. 154—2 so far.babwe and the netherlands to qualify. 0nto football and we are now into world cup month, and england lionesses play portugal today in milton keynes before flying out to australia next week for the world cup. england will also take on canada behind closed doors before their touranment starts onjuly 22nd against haiti. doing their best to stay in touch with those back home. we've just got to look at the world cup is something completely different. i think the best thing and the thing that we are working with the staff is just making sure that we get that time to be able to connect with ourfamilies back home. the time in which they wake up might be the time in which we might get some free time in our schedule just so we get the opportunity to connect with fans, to connect with family and just kind of being able to inspire the nation back at home. but being aware that we are inspiring of the nation rather than feeling like we are in our own bubble, we want to make the connections. after 12

contributors, a senior fellow at the sir arthur lewis social economic studies the university of the west indies. and the professor of contemporary history at the university. and finally, last but not least for joined by my colleagues who is here. but we are going to do today is talk about the book in general. about the specific chapters and touched on some other issues related to the content of soccer diplomacy. if you have any questions please submit them you can do that via e-mail detail are on the events page. with that, welcome to our esteemed panelists going to start with a few questions for heather. heather, you're the the editor of the vine could you explain what is the idea behind the edited volume? what are the topics you try to cover? what is the mission of the project? spin it thank you so much to have us here to talk about soccer diplomacy. i have a lot of different scholars who work on soccer diplomacy. that brings together so much different work that expands us just how important and widespread the world's most popular sport office as an issue in politics as diplomacy's which is h

elsewhere in the mens game, india are well on top after the opening day of the first test against west indies side won the toss, chose to bat first — and were skittled out forjust 150. ashwin and jadeja were the pick of the indian bowlers — taking eight wickets between them. the tourists closed the day on 80 for nought in reply. this is the first of two tests matches — and they'll be followed by three one—dayers and five t20 internationals. now the uk based football anti discrimination charity kick it out have called for fans, clubs and governing bodies to continue to challenge all forms of discrimination in football. this as their latest report revealed 1,007 incidents of discriminatory behavior last season — a 65% rise, across the grassroots and 92 clubs of the english professional game, and on social media. the report also found that racism remains the most commonly reported form of discrimination, accounting for 49.3%. other insights included that reports of online abuse rose from 7a to 281 — up by 279%. reports of sexist behaviour or misogyny rose from 16 to 80 — so up by 400%. but, kick

a busy day of cricketing action all around the world, most notably in the caribbean, as the west indiesernational against india. the tourists cruised to victory in bridgetown and the windies were bowled out for a meagre 114 runs. only two batters scoring more than 20. india chasing down that total with more than 27 overs to spare and five wickets in hand. the second 0di of the three—match series is on saturday. a thrashing, too, for sri lanka, beaten by an innings and 222 runs in the second test with pakistan in colombo. ali taking 7—17, sri lanka bowled out for 188 in their second innings. the victory gives pakistan an unassailable 2—0 lead in the three—match series. china bowled out for 23 as malaysia won by eight wickets, chasing down their target inside five overs. to golf, and south africa's paula reto is the woman to catch after the opening round of the evian championship in france. she hit a stunning round of 64, which included eight birdies to open up a two—shot lead at the top of the leaderboard. home favourite celine gauthier is one of her closest competitors, part of a group

it was a busy day of cricketing action all around the world most notably in the caribbean as the west indiestheir opening one day international against india. the tourists cruised to victory in bridgetown. the windies were bowled out for a meagre 114 only two batters scoring more than 20. and india chased that total down with more than 27 overs to spare and five wickets in hand. the second 0di of the 3 match series is on saturday. a thrashing too for sri lanka as they were beaten by an innings and 222 runs in the second test with pakistan in colombo. nauman ali took 7 wickets for 70 runs as sri lanka were bowled out for 188 in their second innings. the victory gives pakistan an unassailable 2 0 lead in the 3 match series. and what a day it was for malaysian bowler syazrul idrus he finished with figures of 7 wickets for 8 runs from four overs as malaysia beat china in a world cup qualifier. china were bowled out for 23 as malaysia won by eight wickets chasing down their target inside 5 overs. south africa's paula reto is the woman to catch after the opening round of golf�*s evian championship

when is the west indies have failed to qualify for? this is tournament for the 1st time in the history. they needed to beat scotland to keep a hook from life, but lost by 7 wickets. well, comp takes place in india, in october, major league baseball, condo, santana was the heroes of pittsburgh, as a drug, and massey probably run out of the pot to win the games of the pirates. this wing was something but the celebration before reaching home play was something else. the parts of the $1400.00, cindy, and above was one of full athletes competing for the refugee team at the european games. a crack out. poland, born in cameron and gama was, has refugee status in the u. k. that hopes to get citizenship. so she can one day can pay to the british team at the olympics, dw caught up with her in crockett winds like day. so bringing cindy and cam, but closer to head dreams. she was part of the 1st step of rescue g team at the repeating games, the latest step towards her ultimate goal. a big change be being able to tell you all the number one stage a

some of the stories from the bottom of sports in cricket to the time was couple who knows, the west indies have freedom to qualify for this. you're still on them. and for the 1st time, they needed to be spokesman to keep them to live with the last 57 because the one kept expressed some india in october and meet with the baseball. carlos santana was the hutto for pittsburgh, as he drove a massive home run out of the box to win the game for the pirates. but his celebration before reaching since it was the jewell highlights the pirates have now one for intervals. the boxes sending down by $1.00 to $4.00 after leaps, competing for the refugee team at these orphan games and crack out of portland barn and cameroon, and gone by has to fear to state or something. you can, she hopes to get citizenship so she can. so she can one day compete for the british team at the olympics. wins like very so bringing cindy him down the closer to head dreams. she was pos of the 1st step of rescue g team at the repeating games. the latest step towards her ultimate goal is to let victory be being able to tell you a

helps. is —. busy day of cricketing action all around the world, men are in the caribbean as the west indiesternational against india. the tourists cruised to victory in bridgetown and the windies were bowled out for a meagre 114 runs. 0nly bowled out for a meagre 114 runs. only two batters in scoring more than 20. india chasing down that total with more than 27 overs to spare and five wickets in hand. the second 0di of the three match series is on saturday. thrashing too for sri lanka, beaten by an innings and 222 runs in the second test with pakistan in colombo. sri lanka bowled out for 188 in their second innings. the victory gives pakistan an unassailable 2—0 lead in the three match series was to what a day was formulation bolus of a day was formulation bolus of a sore address, he finished with figures of seven wickets for eight runs from four overs as malaysia beat china in a world cup qualifier. china bowled out for 23 as malaysia won by eight wickets, chasing down their target inside five overs. to golf, and south africa's paula reto is the woman to catch after the opening round of th

issues that are of specific concern to countries like jamaica, barbados, and some of the other west indies countries. very interesting, indeed, very informative to to mind isn't the right to the sense of accounts that heads up on its way. so thank you so much for joining safe today. i'll take him on the wild, mocked nelson mandela, international date this week, underneath the legacy of the full, the south african president, an empty apartheid icon. who correspondence know who your cougar bought from the celebrations in south africa in the international days of the international of southern states held in the, on the 8th of july, the semester capital. so around the world, it is a day when we come memories and send a breach of the life of the legacy of nelson mandela who is the 1st of the laptops that african precision also, and n t s of history. the punch is part of the purpose of the state, a list and the visuals take in this need to increasing the positive impact the community. but also of course, this is done by dedicating 6 to 7 minutes of your time to local communities and those that a

but this particular incident has, is one of the west indies that use kathrine. thank you for the of the testing. so we live there in nairobi. meanwhile, at least 25 people, including 3 children, were killed in west in india, when a bus crashed and burst into flames, please say the bus was traveling to the city of point a when it hit the pole and overturned. 8 people were injured in the clash and have been taken to hospital and now the world news, china is already expensive, contrast to national as a being brought in from saturday. the changes white in the destination of spies, critics, it will make life difficult for, for, and companies academics engine this operating that jessica washington before somebody g. or since introducing you national security laws nearly a decade ago, aging has increasingly tightened its control and its crews. and these people and activities in china now changes to count espionage regulations are coming into effect on saturday. expand the number of activities considered aspiring to include a ban on the transfer of any information author

we're on the campus of the west indies, university of this uh, the day of the summit today is already starting to wrap up. the conclusion of this historic, unprecedented summit is on thursday, the 27th. but like you said, it's one thing to talk about. reparations of completely different things to talk about how it's going to be implemented in that is really the central theme of this meeting, taking place here in, in barbados today, this has gone from the topic that was once considered friends to now becoming a global movement. and if we can talk about one aspect of this, a reparations movement that's gain the most traction, that's it's this idea of building a unified framework for how to proceed in terms of global advocacy, in terms of a global legal framework that can be presented before an international community, specifically before international courts, like the international court of justice. what we're seeing are members of representatives from the african union representatives from the caribbean, countries from care a. com, as well as representatives from civil society groups f

to the one day world cup which starts in october but for the first time the two—time champions west indies match against scotland in the world cup qualifying tournament set 182 to win, scotland chased down their target with more than six overs to spare — winning by 7 wickets. they must now beat hosts zimbabwe and the netherlands to have any chance of reaching the world cup. but it's all over for the windies. there was more success for max verstappen ahead of sunday's austrian grand prix — but his victory in the sprint race wasn't completely straightforward — thanks to his teammate sergio perez. the mexican started second on the grid — but took an early lead — avoiding verstappen and the pit wall. then verstappen felt perez had forced him off the track, so returned the favour shortly after. verstappen showed his annoyance post—race, but insisted there were no issues between the pair. the third round of golf�*s rocket mortgage classic is under way in detroit — home favourite lucas glover is the clubhouse leader on 14 under. elsewhere, it's tight heading into the final round of the british ma

were on the campus of the university of the west indies and bridge town, barbados for what has turned out to be a historic and unprecedented summit. that's brought together representatives from the african union representatives from the caribbean, nations or care com, souls of individuals from civil society organizations from the americas, from the united states in europe to discuss the topic of reparations for the descendants of enslaved people who were victims of the transatlantic slave trade taken listen preparatory, justice or reparation is. yeah. also about the monetary aspect. it's about economic empowerment. it's about equal educational opportunities. it's about tackling racism in the health care sector. it's tackling health issues that we have because of slavery. it has so many facets good, and how long do we need to wait reparations and mean making goods to how that was cost, and that of how may be physical. that's how may relate to dispositional property. and that a home may be psychological, but making good in several ways in some ways set and cost context as compensation b

the second day of the first test between india and the west indies has begun with the visitors in control the windies out for 150 in the first innings. ravi ashwin taking five wickets — his 33rd five wicket haul in test cricket. india started the day on 80 without loss, with both openers including captain rohit sharma edging them closer to that 150 mark needed to take the lead. currently 95 for 0. and that's all the sport for now. ajudge has lifted reporting restrictions on to teenagers sentenced to life for the murder of a 16—year—old boy in wolverhampton. he was killed within yards of his family home injune last year when he was attacked with a sword and a machete. told the city is crown court that the 217—year—olds could be name to send out a strong message about the seriousness of knife crime. , u, , about the seriousness of knife crime. , w , about the seriousness of knife crime. , , ., ., about the seriousness of knife crime. ., . crime. this case is another instance of knife crime _ crime. this case is another instance of knife crime in _ crime. this case is another instance of kni

he wrote torture in madagascar in prison, in black africa and brought down in the west indies. but the colonized now know that they have an advantage over the colonizers. they know that that temporary masters online, that for their masters all week. and the next episode, francis group one is in i a week, much, much more. you know, jerry, a fight 1st. in asia it's hold on indo china, west on the the the, the weather brought to you by visit capital. there's been some dangerous, the big sundry activity, big storms in many of the states and the us recently back to see they've been for example in kansas or in texas, but it's been, you're out in the midwest to and that's probably gonna be with the repeated the heats in the side of from texas back towards arizona. phoenix at 48 is knock you on the door of a record is fact. i think we might well reach that. the record is 49 and the temperature is round about the 4748 grease for the next 3 days. so we're very, very tired. it's hot and dry. it's. this is weather stormy assistance. all the feed from the prairies of kansas come across the

match that with decide between midwinter and tea 2a in the t20 world cup will take place in the west indiesthe united states. a huge shock, australia ranked tenth in the world being 3—2 bite nigeria 30 places below them in the ranking. because facing uphill struggle to qualify for the knockout stages. australia opened the scoring with west end midfielderfinishing smartly and nigeria, sunni lights on the cusp of half time with this header. and made it 2—2 the site and pouncing on a mix—up in the australian defence to send nigeria into dreamland held onto the victory despite scoring eight. nearly a shock to feed for the defending champions usa, trailing my knife against the netherlands but that header there meant to be finished usa at the top of the group to stay ahead of the dutch uncle difference. portugal said third and the group and support further back and may be viewed 2—0 portugal's open—ended means a win in the final group match up means a win in the final group match up with them through knocking the defending champions out. they can from the signing of the liverpool captainjordan he

he wrote torture in madagascar in prison, in black africa and brought down in the west indies. but the colonized now know that they have an advantage over the colonizers. they know that that temporary masters online, that for their masters all week in the next episode, francis group one is in i a week, much, much more. you know, jerry? yeah. right. first in asia, it's hold on indo china, west on the the, the weather brought to you by visit castle high again. it looks like our storm swirling around in the south trying to see will make a 2nd line. follow those details right here, right now. great to see you by the way. so let's go in for a closer look, the land for a 2nd line for around ne vietnam's, south, west china. this is going to dump copious amounts of rain. so it seems like a noise, especially to the east of the city, could see a couple 100 millimeters of rain over the next little bit. it's also kicking back what, whether through bungee and one dung profits is really sol. so if the game see river valley is a saw you forecast on tuesday, pulses of rain once again the steer

he wrote torture in madagascar in prison in black africa and brought down in the west indies. but the colonized now know that they have an advantage over the colonizers. they know that that temporary masters online, that for their masters all week in the next episode, francis group one is in i a week, much, much more. you know, jerry? yeah. like 1st in asia, it's hold on indo china, west on the the let's go with your headlines for the america is it's the 15th day in a row phoenix i see in temperatures above 43 degrees. this is dangerous heat. you know, it's not good when the colors are on dark or the red, the higher the temperature and this is set to continue. phoenix will close in on it's july temperature record and it's all time temperature record, which is 50 degrees. so we are locked into this high heat by monday. it's the 18th day where temperatures have been about 43 degrees. some storms rolling through arkansas pushing into mississippi and alabama. we've got to watch for the risk of seeing some flash flooding here. same goes for the mid atlantic and the northeast. moist

he wrote torture in madagascar in prison, in black africa and brought down in the west indies. but the colonized now know that they have an advantage over the colonizers. they know that that temporary masters on mine, that for their masters all week. and the next episode, francis group one is in i a week, much, much more, you know g area. but 1st in asia it's hold on indo china, west on the bring the basically entities just the un fits the purpose was like many critics sites just pub solution doesn't get anywhere near enough done to the amount of money that is put into a hard hitting into b c, think about to the minus on washing it's enough for money to go on its own and built it's on don't providing on for centuries, people have been taken care of are so i have every confidence that future generations will do it as well. you the story on told to how does era however, it's business as usual across the middle east, lots of hot, sun shine shoes. i told the temperature in the saudi arabia add interact, touching 50 degrees celsius policies, posts of the wealth at present, and no gr

he wrote torture in madagascar in prison, in black africa, and brought down in the west indies. but the colonized now know that they have an advantage over the colonizers. they know that that temporary masters online that for their masters all week in the next episode, francis group one is in i a week much, much more. you know, jerry? yeah. but 1st in asia it's hold on indo china west on the print, the color we have got to try weather, cold weather. it's a part. so i didn't tell you that logically and try hippy got rid of high pressure . so at this time, if you, it does tend to be on the chilly side a little further. know if we have got a weakening weather system that will raffle its way through. pushing further east with some weather weather that is eating up towards re our temperatures folding back to around 25 cells just as a system makes its way through on wednesday. but as i co, whatever i want to say, i was struggling to get in to double figure a southern north jelly dry course, a good possible sale fuel show allison that should be across the northern parts of the constant

he wrote torture in madagascar in prison, in black africa and brought down in the west indies. but the colonized now know that they have an advantage over the colonizers. they know that that temporary masters on mine, that for their masters all week. in the next episode, francis group one is in i a week, much, much more, you know, julia. but 1st, in asia, it's hold on indo china, west on the, the after world war 2 fronts has great empire began to unravel in vietnam to most people. it was time. and so, since the st testing with joy kissing each other, and algeria, she lives in the shingle as a split, even though chinese managed to beat the french army. why not die? the decline continues an episode to us legends, his french t colonization on al jazeera on the rope. 50 degrees by days, very common, it bound to new rock and the wrong. and it's still pretty hot in turkey as well. and in greece, not to that degree, but we're in the forty's, and that's true in cyprus 2. if we get $43.00 in colorado and this is the full cost of sunday, that will be a new reco, which is not normally a p

he wrote torture in madagascar in prison, in black africa, and brought down in the west indies. but the colonized now know that they have an advantage over the colonizers. they know that that temporary masters, online bashful that they're masters all week in the next episode. francis group one is in i a, we much, much more knowledge area. but 1st in asia, it's hold on indo china, west on the brand. the, the 19 sixty's, the significant decade across the middle east and north africa. it was to dictate when new dynamic movements for launched in the last of a 3 part series, which is 0. well, looks at the changes in society as a whole. teachers were looked after and learning methods were close, be evaluated from education to the changing rules of when the expansion of the middle class and improve the transportation the 6 states in the arab society on outages, era basically out of the un fits the purpose was like many critics sites just pump salise and doesn't get anywhere near enough done to the amount of money that is poured into a hard hitting in to be the sink, look to their lives

he wrote torture in madagascar in prison, in black africa, and brought down in the west indies. but the colonized now know that they have an advantage over the colonizers. they know that that temporary masters on buying the for their masters all week in the next episode. francis group one is in i a week much, much more. you know, jerry? yeah. my 1st in asia, it's hold on indo china, west on the the, the how does on try less working in asia and africa, that'd be days where i'd be choosing and editing my own stories and a refuge account with no electricity. and right now we're confronting some of the greatest challenges that humanities ever face. and i really believe that the only way we can do that is with compassion, generosity, and compromise. because that's the only way we can try to solve any of these problems is together. that's why on to 0 is so important. we make those connections in a world where the news never ends. understanding what's behind the headlines is more important than ever. it takes listening to the people behind the news and to the journalist for reporting t

played the under 19 you a team in dubai and we beat them in a series and then we beat the under 19 west indies team in a series as well. and then my debut tournament was to the usa women's team in mexico, uh, making us go to like the next level of like the t 20 qualifiers. i've had supports of like the teachers in my school, letting me miss school. i've had my parents support and then i've had, like, obviously my academy support like tim, help me go this far, and you said that cricket may not be as popular here as it is in other countries. where is it super popular? got england. so all of uk i'd say like all the united kingdom and then australia is a big one. south africa to buy like india and then pakistan like all that asia region in europe and everything is very big on like, uh, back in india for both my parents, but my brother started playing when he was in about fifth grade and i was in kindergarten, so i had to go to every single one of those practices, and i kind of just picked up. there's just a big part of both of our lives at that point, but i first started playing. i in all the rule

but for me i had heard of other captured african sailors being shipped to the west indies. slavery death in the cane field i was terrified. i kept the lessons of my parents and the church close to heart. when we board it the british ship the ambient i promised myself that i had been taking a prisoner for the liberties of my country and would never prove a traitor to her interest. that promise kept me alive. it guided me sometimes even away from the easy ways out. because the british captain offered me a new home. to go with his son to england where education and new opportunities awaited. it was a good offer as anyone in my position could only hope to achieve something more than sweeping floors are stacking crates. but i refused i had sailed too far to abandon the cause now. and the cost of that decision was the jersey even the single word is horrible to me now. a ship with the mask cut off anchored in new york harbor a floating prison filled with men and boys younger than i i met daniel bruton a white -- only 13 years old. but it didn't matter whether we were black or whit

south africa's faf du plessis, west indies' kieron pollard and andre russell, and the australian pairet who is a cream of the crop, you get them into the team and rub shoulders with guys i played cricket all around the world. that's all from us here at the bbc sport centre — so let's head back to wimbledon and chetan. thank you mark. we've had the biggest downpour that we had for the last two weeks, fittingly up with the him by moment as the rainbow behind me, on women's and semi final day we have seen ons jabeur continue run to the final and she has knocked out aryna sabalenka in straight sets to reach a final that she's desperate to win. she would fit the she will face marketa vondrousova, the from the czech republic, who never made it past the second round until now. the first unseeded women's finalists since billiejean king back in the 1960s. we look forward to that on saturday, tomorrow is man's semifinal day, novak djokovic chasing that roger federer equalling eight women entitles and on the other side carlos alcaraz against daniel medvedev, the last russian man in the menstrual

book that's dated, according to thomas soul, the second generation after people move here from the west indies, jamaica, bahamas do better than the average american. given that, like i said, we are dealing with people who came here well past the time of prejudice, and why in the world would we give preferences to these people? the next thing i'll point out is some people fall back on the idea we needed a diverse group of students or work force. this is kind of a bizarre argument. it's something people should have to defend. why if let's say i'm one quarter peruvian, i'm not but for sake of argument, but i have never been to peru. i don't know a word of spanish. i haven't been to spanish speaking country. why would we give me preferences to bring the peruvian viewpoint to an engineering firm. makes no sense at all. i have no connection other than d.n.a. these are some of the ideas that i think people should have to respond to before they are critical of that decision or people who want this sort of policy to continue. thank you very much. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expire

the t20 world cup is due to take place in the west indies and the united states. a smart finish. but nigeria fought back scoring three goals of their own, asisat oshoala with what proved to be the winner in a 3—2 victory. australia face the olympic champions canada in theirfinal match — knowing they'll need to avoid defeat to stand a chance of reaching the last 16. but what a day for nigerian football. i'm going to give kudos to my team—mates for the they play their heart out. no one knows what this team is made. we only have to come to the field and show ourselves like i said earlier, this team has a lot to offer. everyone in the world has seen that today. a surprise result too for the defending champions, the usa. they were held to a 1—1 draw by the netherlands — their opponents in 2019 final. despite 16 wins in a row, the top ranked side in the world needed their captain lindsay horan to dig out a point which keeps them top of their group, just ahead of the dutch on goal difference. portugal sit third in that group — just a point further back. they beat vietnam

on the streets alone by the scoring a century for india on w in the 1st test match against the west indies in dominica. the left handed maximum is a matter of the match off the he scored a $171.00 in india sitting start looking at which, which one for 5 declared that was a lead rate of 271 on 1st innings. that we need with a fold out for just a 130 in that 2nd endings. i'll be ask who i'm searching service has said that you want india there waiting by meetings on a 141 runs in the side street. right. honors room has an incredible victory for india there, but that is always vote for now more all that will and final, but that's it to me for now and what an incredible story out of india. thanks so much. right. all right, that's it for me, emily, i'm going to this news out, but i'll have more use in just a moment. save yourself the, [000:00:00;00] the year in the elizabeth heavy artillery from the 1st minute of the expiry homeless east buyers. something has changed at this border crossing whether they are civilians or spiders. none of that seems to matter here. now, those that allow me to send

sutherland kept in subsidizing games, where women in final state through the 1st test between the west indies in india. with going into i sent in dominican they want all about indian spin at robbie ashburn is that so is dominated proceedings the central taking. finally, what gets us the, when these are bold out for just a 150 having one that's also in the box. it 1st this ash wins the fonts we can hold inside and refine india with 8 seats and a loss at the close. right. but as high school is looking for now. thanks so much on day. well, that's it for me and associates have for this news out, but don't go away. i'll be back in a couple of minutes with the much more news. so with the debating the issues of the day, we've got to start the intensive farming systems, the climate change instruction. otherwise we wouldn't be able to feed ourselves. everyone has a voice. one of up here says pipe top immediately and says this is american economic car wash. what would you say that the watching like struggling to but it's only going to be me is targeting vulnerable, but it's, it's important to have this

and then i'll do that so meanwhile to time 50 of it will champions the west indies have sailed to qualify for the upcoming. looked up the when these would be seen by scotland in her already at the qualifying tournament. scottsboro the island designed for just 181. matthew cross been top schooled with an beaten 74 to help scotland when by 7 wickets. they remained in the home for a place of the world cup, with games sold to come against sim, baldwin, and benevolence. a formula one will type in next step and has one the spring grace ahead of sundays, all stream go on pre. the dutchman laid a reboot, 12 in width conditions that he's teams home. so good finishing hate of mexican teammate, said your parents are always call assign, spinning food for stuff. and we'll also stuff from poll for sunday's main race. a motor racing spectacle is happening in chicago this independence day weekend as the city hosted, supposed to have a nascar street race. the 1st race of the weekend is underway. john henry is a lie for us. join us is a major event for the city. how the residence reading about us that's ri

as united states also g, it's a co host, the next t 20 woke up with the west indies next year. okay. but as i suppose looking for sandy, well upset for me to start paying for this news out for don't go away. i'll be back in just a couple of minutes with much more of today's news today with the on the showcase of the best document truth films from across the network. on al jazeera african narratives from africans perspective. nature has always been there some way my child to short documentary spine, african filmmakers looking at the archives that we have sometimes quite heartbreaking to look for what is key a is that is part of our history that couple from nigeria and re writing libraries from kenya new series of africa direct on alger 0, around you and going, it's easy to spelt the shunted offices of foreign businesses. you restrictions have been imposed by the military on currency exchange. and the local currency is coming to them, then the boat shuttling goods across the moines river from thailand carry everything from cooking oil to expensive japanese fruits. businesses boom

good to be with you were in bridge town, barbados, behind me, the campus for the university of the west indies. now day 3 of this unprecedented historic international summit. like you said, it's one thing to talk about reparations, which 1020 years ago was considered still post, potentially a fringe issue. now becoming more real than ever with this international summit, members of the african union representatives from the caribbean community or tara. com, civil society groups from latin america from the united states, from europe working on an actual framework, a legal framework for cooperation. moving forward together with a single strategy that can be presented at an international level, a legal strategy that can be presented before international ports, demanding reparations, specifically from european countries like the united kingdom, like spain, denmark, belgium, among others, for centuries of oppression against african slaves. and slaves, people who were brought from africa to the caribbean, to the americas, and preparations for the defendants have been slave to people in the form of, o

the west indies of failed to qualify for the upcoming world cup. the when these were beaten by scotland in her audi at the qualifying tournament, the scottsville, the island is now for just 181. matthew cross spring top, scored with him and beaten 74 to help scotland when by 7 wickets. they remain in the hunt for a place at the world cup with game still to come against zimbabwe and the netherlands. for me to one will champion next for stuff and has won the spring crusade of sundays, all stream growing pre the document literate, but one to and with conditions and these teams. i'm so it gets finishing and hate of mexican teammates. so joe perez, for all of you, so call assign, so finished good stuff. and we'll also start from post for sundays and made race motor. racing spectacles is coming to chicago on independence day weekend as it has fits. first of a nascar street race event assistant to to tourists, antimony, to a city that needs both following the pandemic. john henry is a live for us, john. this is a major event for us to see how all resident

and that's exactly what's being discussed here today at the university of the west indies and bridge town. barbados were members from the african union representatives from the caribbean, community care comp, civil society organizations from latin america, from the united states, from your company together to discuss that legal framework of how to move together and present the topic of, of, of reparations before the international stage is part of the international community and bring those legal claims of reparations before international courts, like the international court of justice, demanding reparations for centuries of oppression under the, during the days of the atlantic slave trade, demanding reparations from countries like the u. k. spain, denmark, belgium, among others. of course, this is not again a one size fits all solution for countries like barbados, which are predominantly made up of defendants of, of africans. this could be in the form of development. this would be in the form of debt forgiveness, as you heard from our reports, different to what this might look like.