mine go back to worcester. i think you might be missing a couple. >> i don't think that is a fair characterization of worcester because worcester was simply stating the principal -- >> we can quibble over the number, all right? i think your account is little parsimonious. whatever number it is it's a large number and even the cases you rely on most heavily carved this out. what we do about that? >> i don't think that's correct, let's go directly to mcbratney. mcbratney. i think all the court said in mcbratney was that it was not deciding in question under the provisions of the applicable treaty with regard to crimes committed by or against indians. i think the reasoning of mcbratney strongly supports our position because mcbratney speaks broadly -- >> it carved this question out and said it wasn't going there. >> i don't believe that is correct. i would say that the court started to carve out the question in donnelly. what happened is -- >> and how about this? how about oklahoma's own position for the last 30 y

neither side could find the breakthrough in the added ten minutes, meaning worcester sealed the titleship debut in february, but he's been in blistering form. the full—back has scored 11 tries in 15 matches for irish and england under—205 this season. owen farrell, manu tuilagi, mako vunipola, and anthony watson are all back in the squad, ahead of a three—test tour in australia. some sad news to bring you — former rugby league chief executive maurice lindsay has died, aged 81. lindsay masterminded wigan's revival in the 1980s as chairman, and was heavily involved in the creation of super league in 1996. current rfl chief executive ralph rimmer said, "he will be remembered as one of the most significant leaders in the sport's history." the rebuild of english men's cricket continues. tom harrison, the chief executive of the england and wales cricket board, has resigned after seven years in charge. harrison oversaw success in limited overs cricket, with both england's women and men's teams winning the world cup. but recent failures in test cricket have seen an overhaul at the ecb, with a

those furiously mad from previously on they were all required to report to worcester again, massachusetts isn't unique here. so nearly all states. established a silence and institutions for disabled people and the mid 19th century. other institutions were established to schools and asylums for those described as blind deaf and dumb as well as those with intellectual impairments were established also institutions for people convicted of crimes right more prisons were built as well as more alm sauces those for those who are poor or who receive state aid, and we're going to talk more on thursday in in this class about this impulse this institution building impulse in the early national period and this desire to fix or treat disability in conjunction with other seeming social problems. okay, i might pause just for one minute or two for some more questions. i don't know if anyone has anything burning here. okay, great. let's keep going then. so the final part of my lecture today is focused on how disabled people resisted. so remember i argued that our nation is rooted and ableism, but i also s

worcester clinched the 2022 premiership cup after a nail—biting win against london irish at brentford's meaning worcester sealed the title on tries scored. well, london irish teenager henry arundell has been named in a 36—man england squad for a training camp next week. the 19—year—old only made his premiership debut in february, but he's been in blistering form. the full—back has scored 11 tries in 15 matches for irish and england under—20s this season. 0wen farrell, manu tuilagi, mako vunipola, and anthony watson are all back in the squad, ahead of a three—test tour in australia. some sad news to bring you — former rugby league chief executive maurice lindsay has died, aged 81. lindsay masterminded wigan's revival in the 1980s as chairman, and was heavily involved in the creation of super league in 1996. current rfl chief executive ralph rimmer said, "he will be remembered as one of the most significant leaders in the sport's history." the rebuild of english men's cricket continues. tom harrison, the chief executive of the england and wales cricket board, has resigned after seven year

conservatives have lost over all control of councils like west 0xfordshire, southampton and worcester has been more modest. the greens and liberal democrats are doing well. ed

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, we think we can see some _ in worcester, we think we can see some kind — in worcester, we think we steps on the campaign trail so a tight— 40,000 steps on the campaign trail so a tight race and what we are hearing — so a tight race and what we are hearing at— so a tight race and what we are hearing at the moment, of the 44 seats. _ hearing at the moment, of the 44 seats. 22— hearing at the moment, of the 44 seats, 22 have come back. 11 labour, 11 conservative. in the room, it sounds — 11 conservative. in the room, it sounds like _ 11 conservative. in the room, it sounds like it is the tories who are feeling _ sounds like it is the tories who are feeling more positive, and they think— feeling more positive, and they think they might have just done enough — think they might have just done enough to hold onto that seat and if that is— enough to hold onto that seat and if that is the _ enough to hold onto that seat and if that is the case, it will be a huge disappointment for labour and for keir starmer in that push to recover those _ keir starmer in that push to recover those seats— k

but all agree on one thing that they want to continue the to worcester opposition against the military takeover. and they want to see a civilian government being put back in place with the military being removed from students politics and returned to their barracks and to dance. once again, under path of democratic transition, ah kimbrough. with headlines on al jazeera, the world health organization says nearly 15000000 people have died from coven 19 in the past 2 years. way more than originally thought. new numbers include deaths linked to the pandemic strain on health care system.

we started off from worcester, and we were on our way to - bicester village, for a half term little dayree hours before it opens. i know, but we are very keen. we wanted to get here before the crowds! - the trend is to take a photo or video of yourself at the chip shop and upload it with the catchy jingle that everyone seems to love. # binley mega chippy! videos with the hashtag binley mega chippy have been viewed more than 130 million times. # binley mega chippy! staff say the business has seen ten times the customers it usually does. we had a bus—load of 12 people from dundee yesterday. i was chatting to some people from newcastle. what do you make of all this? i don't know, but i'm loving it. i'm just going to go with it. today is the last official day of coventry�*s year as the city of culture. and no—one expected this chip shop to be the place everyone seems to want to visit. navteonhal, bbc news, coventry. time for a look at the weather. looks like it is fish and chips for lunch! we have had some interesting whether watchers picture this morning, this is a funnel cloud, a tornado

so many people were confined in the -- that the state established a lunatic hospital in worcester, in 1830. by 1836, there was so many people here that the state ordered idiot and lunatic or insane persons, including those who are not furiously met, to the institution. these letter individuals did not threaten harm in any way. but they, again, along side those me variously met -- they were all required to report. massachusetts isn't unique here nearly all states established asylums and institutions for disabled people and in the 19th century, other institutions were established to. schools and asylum's for those described as blind, deaf, and dumb, as well as those with intellectual impairments, were stab list. also, institutions for people convicted of crimes. more prisons. we as well as more all ms. houses, those who are poor who receive state aid. we are going to talk more on thursday in this class about this impulse with, this institution building impulse in the early national period. this desire to fix or treat disability, in conjunction with other but social problems. i might pau

we started off from worcester, and we were on our way to - bicester village, for a half term little days before it opens. i know, but we are very keen. we wanted to get here before the crowds! - the trend is to take a photo or video of yourself at the chip shop and upload it with the catchy jingle that everyone seems to love. # binley mega chippy! videos with the hashtag binley mega chippy have been viewed more than 130 million times. # binley mega chippy! staff say the business has seen ten times the customers it usually does. we had a bus—load of 12 people from dundee yesterday. i was chatting to some people from newcastle. what do you make of all this? i don't know, but i'm loving it. i'm just going to go with it. why has this place becomes so popular? h0 why has this place becomes so .0 ular? ., ., why has this place becomes so --oular? ., ., , ., , why has this place becomes so --oular? ., ., ,., , . , popular? no one understands except british peeple. _ popular? no one understands except british people, it's— popular? no one understands except british people, it's fish _ popular?

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admitted his party had a �*tough night�* — losing overall control of councils like west oxfordshire and worcestersses really begun to mount during the day. the greens are doing very well. and sir ed davey�*s liberal democrats have gained more seats than any other party in england. they're now in overall control of kingston upon hull and somerset. there were some very happy faces in glasgow — where snp supporters celebrated winning the local elections in scotland — ahead of labour, who pushed the tories into third place. results are still coming in in wales, with the conservatives suffering significant losses in denbighshire. but perhaps the most significant result today will come in northern ireland — where my colleague annita mcvey is watching events unfold. asked, still a way to go here, but it does look as paul's suggestion, sinn fein will it does look as paul's suggestion, sinn fein will emer-e it does look as paul's suggestion, sinn fein will emer-e as it does look as paul's suggestion, sinn fein will emer-e as the it does look as paul's suggestion, sinn fein will emer-e as the bin est sinn

they moved to worcester, massachusetts her father opened a stationary store and she grew up middle class. her parents were runners. still they managed to send her to college at mount holyoke where girls could save money on college expenses by sharing in the housekeeping. she wanted to get a job as a social worker in new york city, but she got turned down. instead she lived at home and worked a series of temp jobs filling in for teachers who are on leave. i think a lot of american young people could identify with that? it took a couple years for her to get a regular job and she had to move to chicago to do it. she was teaching at a girls school called ferry hall, but it was there that she started volunteering at hull house a settlement house in downtown chicago led by the social worker jane addams. there frances perkins work with low wage workers and help them with their financial and family problems. she saw how bad conditions were for the meat packers. how pressured they were how little leisure time they had. how their families were buckling under the pressures they were feeling. this i

shoot makes its way to the supreme court and there's something actually going to hear the case in worcester versus the state of georgia. and the supreme court actually sides with cherokee in this. least on some level and basically basically the ruling here is that the state of georgia doesn't have the right. to pass these laws and that, you know affect the cherokee because constitution is quite clear that when it comes to the phrases indian affairs only the federal government has that authority so georgia's attempts to kind of control the cherokee. violate the constitution the president jackson's response to this is basically cool don't care. there's the famous the like the thing like the you know this idea that he said, you know marshall is made his decision. let's see him in force it is that where you're gonna ask brandon see about that. wasn't that his response to it. we'll show there seems to be no evidence that shows him actually saying this now could he have said it out loud and no one wrote it down. yeah entirely possible, but we don't have any documented evidence as far as i've been

worcester are 138—4 in reply.league final in 12 days time, against frankfurt, after the scottish champions came from behind on aggregate to beat rb leipzig. john lundstram's goal ten minutes from time sent rangers to their first european final in ia years. frankfurt are 11th in the bundesliga, and already this season rangers have beaten german sides who sit in second and fifth in that division. can he take it, i think he cancels her ranges are incredibly hard to be. yeah, it's going to be in seville. if you knock a ticket to get there i still think everybody deserves to trying get there. 80,000 scotsmen there. whether they are not to get into the stadium it's going to get into the stadium it's going to be an incredible evening. in the premier league, the arsenal manager mikel arteta has signed a new contract keeping him at the club until 2025. (oov)arsenal are fourth in the premier league and are on track to secure a champions league spot for next season. he said he wants to take the club to the next level and to

we started off from worcester, and we were on our way- ito bicester village for a half term i littlehe hashtag binley mega chippy have been viewed more than 130 million times. # binley mega chippy! staff say the business has seen ten times the customers it usually does. we had a bus—load of 12 people from dundee yesterday. i was chatting to some people from newcastle. what do you make of all this? i don�*t know, but i�*m loving it. i�*m just going to go with it. why has this place becomes so popular? no one understands except british people, it's fish and chips, it'sjust funny, it'sjust fish and chips. today is the last official day of coventry�*s year as the city of culture, and no—one expected this chip shop to be the place everyone seems to want to visit. navteonhal, bbc news, coventry. he can�*t say that that hasn�*t been a success. now it�*s time for a look at the weather. hello again. we�*ve seen loads of showers across the whole of the country today. some of them heavy with some hail and thunder. we�*ve had some localised surface water flooding from some of the biggest downpou

we started off from worcester, and we were on our way- to bicester village, - for a half term littleesterday. i was chatting to some people from newcastle. what do you make of all this? i don�*t know, but i�*m loving it. i�*m just going to go with it. today is the last official day of coventry�*s year as the city of culture. and no—one expected this chip shop to be the place everyone seems to want to visit. navteonhal, bbc news, coventry. (pres)now it�*s time for a look at the weather with xxxxx now it�*s time for a look at the weather. here�*s nick miller. we are looking at an unsettled day of weather today. particularly through central and eastern parts of england, scotland as well, think of cloud up bricks of rain at the moment in northern ireland but for wales and southwest england, it will be a fine end of the day with pressures sitting as we go through into tomorrow as well. it will be another day of showers out there and some are fading and if you look into scotland and northern england, and out of northern ireland pushing into parts of and especially the north and northwest e

they have managed to deny the tories control of worcester.the business minister. a proper good morning now. and to you, bridget phillipson, shadow education secretary. wandsworth. you are going to say, labour was always going to get wandsworth, it was tight. symbolically, it's all been about that your�*s favourite borough and more seriously in terms of policies. delivering a low council tax and excellent services. to lose it, that is indeed the case. it excellent services. to lose it, that is indeed the case.— is indeed the case. it has to be a blow. is indeed the case. it has to be a now it's — is indeed the case. it has to be a now it's going _ is indeed the case. it has to be a blow. it's going to _ is indeed the case. it has to be a blow. it's going to be _ is indeed the case. it has to be a i blow. it's going to be disappointing if we lose it. it is a beacon in london and elsewhere were it has provided, compared to its direct neighbours. the government funding is very similar. it's difficult to take one council authority from another in

protection of the federal government and no other sovereign congress legislated against the backdrop of worcester when congress regulated relations with indian tribes that could not have fathomed with the state criminal jurisdiction and draper and donnelly held those cases do not apply to crimes against indians of federal jurisdiction is exclusive as a firm between six and ten times congress in 1948 embedded in the law and statute when in the wake off donnelly and williams it reenacted the general crimes act while conferring on some states jurisdiction for the indians you don't confer jurisdiction that already exist. the only way to read all relevant text and more than that congress built onn the structure and now oklahoma's position would work 25 states and nullify consent rates 190 indian tribes and washington state to obtain exactly that jurisdiction and oklahoma could do so by obtaining signatures from 20 percent of members and winning the election i welcome the courts questions. >> council, just to go back to the beginning of your argument you said the federal adgovernment had the authority

you have lost council seats overall, you have named the symbolic london once, but worcester council,these are mid-term elections after 12 l that? these are... these are - mid-term elections after 12 years of mid—term elections after 12 years of being _ mid—term elections after 12 years of being the _ mid—term elections after 12 years of being the party in government, skewed — being the party in government, skewed towards the labour base in... should _ skewed towards the labour base in... should have _ skewed towards the labour base in... should have been labour's day, we heard _ should have been labour's day, we heard that — should have been labour's day, we heard that we were going to lose 800 seats, _ heard that we were going to lose 800 seats, they _ heard that we were going to lose 800 seats, they have fallen well short of that _ seats, they have fallen well short of that. ., ., ., of that. no-one ever thought it would be as— of that. no-one ever thought it would be as much _ of that. no-one ever thought it would be as much as _ of that. no-one ever thought it would be as much as

we started off from worcester, and we were on our way to - bicester village, for a half term little day million times. # binley mega chippy! staff say the business has seen ten times the customers it usually does. we had a bus—load of 12 people from dundee yesterday. i was chatting to some people from newcastle. what do you make of all this? i don�*t know, but i�*m loving it. i�*m just going to go with it. today is the last official day of coventry�*s year as the city of culture. and no—one expected this chip shop to be the place everyone seems to want to visit. navtejjohal, bbc news, coventry. who knew the power of social media? now it�*s time for a look at the weather. we are looking at an unsettled day today, a day broadly speaking of sunshine and showers but the showers are particularly extensive today across all areas of the uk. there are so many showers around, even the hay bales in the countryside have decided it�*s a day for the waterproofs. this afternoon some of the heaviest showers will turn thundery with hail mixed in, especially wet over north—east england down to yorkshire

you look somewhere like worcester, another conservative loss.o do well in seats like bridgend, the seats they lost in 2019 and i hoping to regain the next parliamentary elections when the conservatives won six seats in wales in 2019. six agains. the most important result of all, most consequential results of this election is what will happen in northern ireland. the store executive. the big headline that could come from that, sinn fein, the nationalist party, overtaking the unionist party, the dup come into first place. almost happened in 2017, nip and tuck, but the dupjust on top and the reason that is important is it will be the first time in the 100 year history of the province that the nationalist party had won the pole, got the most seats in an election, had come top in an election and that could have really big political repercussions for the whole of the way that the northern ireland executive unfolds over the coming years. a really tense situation with the northern ireland protocol. we expect these results over the next two days but it w