The Guardian
‘Now Russia fears us’: buildup to Ukraine's southern counteroffensive
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- ‘Now Russia fears us’: buildup to Ukraine's southern counteroffensive
- Runtime
- 13:37
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- The Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, has vowed to liberate the south of the country that was captured by Russian forces in the first days of the invasion.
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But is this possible? The frontline 'hero city' of Mykolaiv, which came close to falling in those early weeks, lies less than 45 miles from Russian-occupied Kherson – and is still under daily bombardment.
Mykolaiv has lost access to drinking water, but about half of the population still remain. With Ukraine making large territorial gains in Kharkiv in the north, the liberation of Kherson still remains a key target to ending the war. The Guardian's Luke Harding and Christopher Cherry visit Mykolaiv and speak to defiant Ukrainians ahead of the current counteroffensive.
Russia-Ukraine war live ► https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2022/sep/12/russia-ukraine-war-zelenskiy-accuses-kremlin-of-terrorist-attacks-on...
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- Mourning a queen, accepting a king: the view from Britain’s streets
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- 5:16
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- In pubs, on trains and on the streets of London, we speak to people as the country enters an official period of mourning and hears from the new monarch, King Charles III.
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The Guardian video team speaks to people outside Buckingham Palace as they find their own ways to mark the death of Queen Elizabeth II who died peacefully aged 96.
King Charles III: the first 24 hours of a new monarch – video timeline ► https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/video/2022/sep/09/king-charles-iii-the-first-24-hours-of-a-new-monarch-video-timeline
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- Why self-driving cars have stalled | It's Complicated
- Runtime
- 5:31
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- Fully fledged self-driving technology appears to be perpetually just around the corner. It is a promise that the Tesla chief executive, Elon Musk, has made almost every year since 2013.
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But in the real world, it is still an open question whether level five self-driving automation is actually possible. Josh Toussaint-Strauss finds out how close industry frontrunners have come to full autopilot mode and assess the scale of the problems standing in their way.
Driven to distraction: how close are we to watching films in self-driving cars? ► https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/apr/20/driven-to-distraction-how-close-are-we-to-watching-films-in-self-driving-cars
How self-driving cars got stuck in the slow lane ► https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/mar/27/how-self-driving-cars-got-stuck-in-the-slow-lane
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- 'Putin is a terrorist': Ukraine's nuclear power plant turned war zone
- Runtime
- 12:43
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- Across the river from the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant lies the city of Nikopol, which is being pounded regularly with Russian rocket fire.
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Each night residents go to sleep not knowing if they will wake up. World leaders have expressed increasing alarm at Europe's largest nuclear plant becoming a war zone. Any radiation leak could be catastrophic for Ukraine and the wider continent. Kyiv says Russian forces are using the plant as a shield, hiding military equipment there knowing that they cannot be targeted. Moscow claims Ukraine is shelling the plant and its surroundings. The Guardian’s Luke Harding and Christopher Cherry visit Nikopol to speak to residents the morning after an attack
IAEA team arrive at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant after shelling delay ► https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/sep/01/iaea-team-to-go-ahead-with-zaporizhzhia-visit-despite-shelling<...
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- I count myself as a Black Ukrainian: the fashion designer starting again in Budapest
- Runtime
- 8:13
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- 'Welcome to the refugee lifestyle,' says Eno Enyieokpon, who is re-establishing his brand, Enno, in Budapest having left everything behind in Kyiv.
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Identifying as a black Ukrainian, Eno says most of the ideas that have changed his life as a designer have come from tough times in Ukraine. As he waits to bring his machines from Kyiv, and works on new shows while navigating the unfamiliar Hungarian system, he is optimistic about the future, telling other Ukrainian refugees: 'If we had the will to withstand the Russians we also have the willpower to move and forge ahead in life.'
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- Little Warrior - the Venezuelan boxer breaking away from poverty - documentary
- Runtime
- 20:49
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- Johana Gómez, 10-time and reigning amateur featherweight boxing champion, is determined to pull herself and her family out of extreme poverty in Venezuela.
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Like Gómez, more than 75% of the Venezuelan population lives below the poverty line due to the ongoing economic crisis there. Through a chance online connection with Scottish boxing trainer Gary Young, locked down in Edinburgh, Gómez's hopes of reaching her potential start to take shape - despite the language barrier.
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- The racist history of toilets in America
- Runtime
- 7:05
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- America invested in sanitation systems throughout the 20th century – but it often left out communities of color, and they're still trying to catch up. This video explains how specific policies caused these inequities, and talks to some of the people who still lack proper sanitation systems in 2022.
This video is part of the America's Dirty Divide, a series examining the country's vast environmental inequalities and how climate change will make things worse.
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- How the Amazon has started to heat the planet | It's Complicated
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- 5:57
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- The Amazon rainforest absorbs huge amount of CO2 and helps to cool the world, but recent studies have shown the rainforest is approaching a tipping point, with profound implications for the global climate and biodiversity.
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The section in Brazil, which has suffered the most deforestation since 2006, is already producing more carbon than it absorbs, and there are worrying signs that the rest of the forest is not far behind. Josh Toussaint-Strauss investigates how the Amazon has reached this point, and how agriculture and Brazilian politics are playing a central role
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- Taking my son back to Ukraine: 'I know I can't hold any fear'
- Runtime
- 6:41
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- We join a Ukrainian mother and her son as they prepare to leave Lisbon, where they went to flee the war two and a half months ago.
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Despite ongoing conflict with Russian forces in the south and east of the country, the UN Refugee Agency has reported more than 4.4m* border crossings back into Ukraine since 28 February. Many of those crossing are thought to be Ukrainians heading back to parts of the country now considered relatively safe, hoping to reunite with family, rebuild their country and restart their lives. Katya and Nazar set off for Kyiv hoping to make it in time to celebrate Nazar's ninth birthday.
*This figure reflects cross-border movements (and not individuals). Movements back to Ukraine may be temporary. Source: UNHCR
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- Dear Bradford: a love letter to a misunderstood city | Guardian Documentaries
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- 21:45
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- From Muslim ‘no-go areas’ to Brexit-voting white nationalists, stereotypes continue to be perpetuated about Bradford 21 years after the 'race riots'.
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Farhaan was born in the city in the 1980s to a family of south Asian Muslim heritage. From a young age he feared being ‘found out’ and lived a dual existence, moving away from Bradford as soon as he could. He spent years travelling the world and teaching English. But, when the coronavirus pandemic hit, Farhaan was reluctantly forced to return to his hometown. Through his beloved grandma, or 'Amma', and the poetry of his late grandfather, Farhaan learned how to love Bradford – and himself. This is an intergenerational account of one family that tells the story of a place, but also of many other diaspora families across the UK and the world
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- Uber files whistleblower comes forward: 'We sold people a lie'
- Runtime
- 11:22
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- In an exclusive interview with the Guardian, the former Uber lobbyist Mark MacGann speaks publicly for the first time to reveal the story behind the Uber files — a leak of more than 124,000 documents that show how the US tech giant flouted laws, secretly lobbied governments and exploited violence against drivers.
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- Defending the Amazon: retracing Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira's fatal journey to seek the truth
- Runtime
- 6:44
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- Organized crime in the remote Javari valley region of the Amazon is rampant. Drug trafficking, illegal fishing, mining and logging now go by almost unchecked in this part of Brazil, making it a frontline in the war on nature.
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It is this violence that cost journalist Dom Phillips and Indigeneous activist Bruno Pereira their lives. The Guardian's Oliver Laughland travels to the small riverside town of Atalaia do Norte, to retrace part of the journey Dom and Bruno took before they were killed.
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- Made in North Edinburgh: bringing a festival back to life | Made in Britain
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- 23:38
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- Edinburgh is famous for its festivals. But far from the Royal Mile, in the north Edinburgh communities of Pilton and Muirhouse, a local gala tradition has been lost.
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The Guardian has collaborated with Screen Education Edinburgh, a film training organisation based in the heart of Pilton to tell the story of residents' fight to bring back the festival to a community hit by Covid and the cost of living crisis.
Made in Britain ► https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SftrDgveTD4&list=PLa_1MA_DEorEipXZeLdzcowfpImR6-ftx
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- Made in London: the TikTok star taking on poor social housing | Made in Britain
- Runtime
- 21:39
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- Kwajo Tweneboa watched his father die in a damp, dilapidated flat. Then he took on the system, harnessing the power of social media to make change with videos exposing attrocious conditions in social housing all across London.
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- 'What is stopping us becoming Ukraine 2.0?': The Estonian women preparing for war
- Runtime
- 11:25
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- In the months since the invasion of Ukraine, Estonians, who share a border with Russia, are increasingly concerned about potential Kremlin aggression.
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Despite the threat being low, more than 1,000 ordinary women have volunteered to join the Women's Defence Organisation since the conflict began. Car mechanic Mari Klandorf is one. She now spends her weekends training in first aid, guerrilla warfare and firearms and says: 'Russia might not be coming tomorrow, or the next day, but I want to be prepared.'
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- The queer revolution in the Middle East: 'One good song can do more than 5,000 protests'
- Runtime
- 28:10
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- Mashrou’ Leila were one of the biggest bands in the Middle East, with a lead singer, Hamed, who is the most prominent openly gay rock star in the Arab world.
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Known globally, their gigs were regular sell-out successes until an event at their 2017 Cairo concert changed everything. Playing to 35,000 people, the band looked out at a sea of swaying flickering lights, including an Egyptian fan flying a rainbow flag. This simple act would later be described by authorities as ‘inciting debauchery’, and ultimately catapulted the band, the fan and others into a tragic series of events.
While this violent repression against the LGBTQ+ community in the Middle East mirrors a global trend, creatives on the frontline are unified in their resistance
If you have been affected by the issues raised in this film, help and support is available. In the UK, Hopeline UK, call 0800 068 4141, ...
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- Putin's Russia: dictator syndrome and the rise of a 'mafia state'
- Runtime
- 10:13
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- Guardian correspondent Luke Harding chronicles the defining moments in Putin's early presidency that helped turn Russia into a 'mafia state' – from the clampdown on the independent media, to shocking assassinations and the emergence of pro-western democratic movements in neighbouring Georgia and Ukraine
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Episode one: Putin's Russia: from KGB agent to Kremlin operator ► https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HJyluQeD2Q&list=PLa_1MA_DEorFj7KNUVvVeJMF8ftxUnaDc&index=1
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- How bitcoin is reviving fossil fuel plants | It's Complicated
- Runtime
- 4:49
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- Bitcoin requires vast amounts of electricity to facilitate its transactions around the globe. More than twice the energy usage per year of Apple, Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Amazon combined.
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This demand has led cryptocurrency mining companies to seek out the cheapest electricity possible, and it doesn't get much cheaper than coal. New bitcoin server farms are popping up across the US next to old power plants, many which had all but discontinued operations. Josh Toussaint-Strauss explores how these dying fossil fuel plants have been been revived in the name of cryptocurrency
It's Complicated ► https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UabSO0X1rYw&list=PLa_1MA_DEorH8_zXZ4sEAQtXnt1oaEUuX
Bitcoin miners revived a dying coal plant – then CO2 emissions soared ► https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/feb/18/bitcoin-miners-revive-fossil-fuel-plant-co2-emissions-soared
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- Made in Tredegar: the Welsh town that changed the world | Made in Britain
- Runtime
- 13:57
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- Tredegar is a town in the Welsh valleys that changed the world. It’s medical aid society – and local MP Nye Bevan – provided the inspiration for the NHS.
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Nearly 80 years later, a small group of community film-makers with a keen sense of history set up a huge network of volunteers to help the people of the area through the pandemic. Now as another crisis hits, they ask where is the political will to learn from what groups like theirs did all over the country, and change the world again?
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- Inside the strange world of NFTs: 'It's a get-rich-quick scheme'
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- 14:42
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- Celebrities, sports people, politicians – anyone and everyone seems to be getting into NFTs. These non-fungible tokens (NFTs) have changed the business of buying, selling and owning art and digital property, and 'collectibles' like 'Bored Apes' have sold for millions online.
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Many say they are buying these images to be part of a community and because they love the art. But, in reality, how much of this is a speculative bubble that could soon burst?
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- The Liverpool and Everton fans fighting to close down food banks
- Runtime
- 10:50
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- It started with collecting food from a wheelie bin outside Goodison Park, and is now a permanent fixture outside every home game at the stadium and across the road at Anfield.
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Everton and Liverpool fans bring donations to games, which volunteers then distribute among food banks and pantries across their communities. The Guardian's Maeve Shearlaw and Christopher Cherry spent the last week of the season with the volunteers as they sorted through donations and worried about what will happen in lieu of match day collections over the summer
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- Resisting Putin's war: the women risking it all on the streets of Russia
- Runtime
- 12:23
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- As they protest against Putin's invasion of Ukraine, reactions are varied from passersby: some stop to whisper their gratitude, others castigate them as traitors. St Petersburg’s anti-war protesters want to send a message to those ‘who are still silent’
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‘I’m never going back’: the high-profile Russian defectors rejecting war ► https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/may/25/im-never-going-back-the-high-profile-russian-defectors-rejecting-war
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- Sending Aya Back: the Syrian teen facing deportation in Denmark – documentary
- Runtime
- 28:01
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- Aya, a Syrian teenager in Denmark, is threatened with deportation to a place she cannot remember. Denmark has begun trying to send back refugees from Damascus, claiming the city is now safe under the dictatorship of Bashar al-Assad.
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Aya's brothers are allowed to stay, since if they returned they would have to join the military. We join Aya at her graduation surrounded by her schoolmates, teachers, friends and family who are rallying around her as she fights to stay
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- Why bike lanes don't make traffic worse | It's Complicated
- Runtime
- 5:19
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- Cities in the UK and around the world are creating cycling networks by installing new bike lanes to help reduce emissions, but some claim they are making traffic worse.
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The argument goes that bike lanes means less space for cars and therefore more congestion. While this might sound plausible, it appears to hark back to outdated traffic management theory. Josh Toussaint-Strauss finds out how traffic really works, and the actual impact of installing new bike lanes
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How a myth about London bike lanes and congestion took off ► https://www.theguardian.com/environment/bike-blog/2021/dec/13/how-a-myth-abo...
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- The 'Spider-Man' of Sudan: the real-life superhero of the protest movement
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- 19:09
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- In Sudan's capital, Khartoum, an anonymous protester dressed as Spider-Man joins the hundreds of thousands of protesters desperate to protect their fragile civilian government after the military coup in October 2021.
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'Spidey' has become well known on social media for leaping from billboards and scaling the tops of buildings while dodging teargas. However, it's his work with some of the poorest children in Khartoum that has shown him to be a positive focus for the resistance, helping a new generation to know their worth and take pride in their country's rich heritage
Chapters
0:00 – Military coup
1:00 – Spider-man intro
1:38 – Protest
2:43 – Twitter Sensation
5:12 – Avenging a death
7:25 – Science teacher
10:13 – Resistance Committee
15:30 – Revolutionary leader
16:37 – Sudanese Pyramids
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- Made in Liverpool: This land is our land | Made in Britain
- Runtime
- 20:54
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- Sue and Myra run a community centre at the heart of Kenny (Kensington) Fields in Liverpool. Their pantry offers residents affordable food, but also a sense of togetherness, pride, and plenty of laughs.
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But there is something missing: a feeling of control and security. With development spreading rapidly from Liverpool city centre, residents fear for the future of their community – and now they are starting to fight back.
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This is the fifth episode of Made in Britain, a community-based video journalism project looking at poverty, inequality and the challenges our communities face in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. The aim is to put the individuals who are typically under-represented in the media in front of ...
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- Who are Just Stop Oil? Where the controversial climate protesters began
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- 16:41
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- Damien Gayle, a Guardian environment correspondent, follows a group of climate activists as they try to paralyse the UK's fossil fuel distribution network.
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We film with him as the protesters break into oil terminals, glue themselves to the road, climb onboard oil tankers and let down their tyres. The campaign, called Just Stop Oil, argues the UK has three years to slash its carbon emissions. They have been met with arrests, injunctions and condemnation from politicians – with the government using the Queen’s speech to announce curbs on disruptive protests. But with deep-pocketed supporters, and claims they are signing new volunteers every day, they are vowing to continue
00:00 Intro
01:40 Activists attempt to disrupt the Kingsbury oil terminal
06:00 Recruiting and fundraising in north London
10:25 Storming the navigator oil terminal, Essex
13:26 Blocking ...
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- Putin's Russia: from KGB agent to Kremlin operator
- Runtime
- 9:05
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- As Vladimir Putin wages a bloody and unrelenting war in Ukraine, Guardian foreign correspondent Luke Harding examines Putin's unlikely path to the Russian presidency.
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From his humble beginnings in St Petersburg to his mysterious and 'mediocre' career in the KGB, we chronicle how Putin deftly manoeuvred himself to become one of the most powerful autocrats in modern history
Listen: Can Russia succeed as a new chapter of war begins in Ukraine? ► https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/audio/2022/apr/25/can-russia-succeed-as-a-new-chapter-of-war-begins-in-ukraine
Watch: How the KGB shaped Putin and his oligarchs ► https://www.theguardian.com/world/video/2022/apr/21/how-the-kgb-shaped-putin-and-his-oligarchs-video
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- Made in London: hidden lives in a hostile environment | Made in Britain
- Runtime
- 23:02
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
- Description
- Lynda Ouazar set up a food bank for undocumented people in the first lockdown, supporting those who lost their jobs and houses overnight, and who were unable to seek official help. She joined the Guardian for this collaborative film-making project, Made in Britain, to try to unearth some of these hidden stories in her part of east London
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This is the fourth episode of Made in Britain, a community-based video journalism project looking at poverty, inequality and the challenges our communities face in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. The aim is to put the individuals who are typically under-represented in the media in front and behind the camera
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- Title
- Murdered in Mexico: the final interview with a legendary journalist
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- 5:13
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
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- Margarito Martínez Esquivel was Tijuana's best-known street-level police and crime photojournalist – a local legend who covered killings, car crashes and natural disasters.
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Then, at lunchtime on 17 January 2022, as the 49-year-old set off from his home, he was murdered. He is one of at least eight Mexican journalists to have been killed this year. Before he died, Emilio Espejel, a local film-maker, profiled his work.
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- ‘They killed him in the basement’: Inside Ukraine's suburban horror
- Runtime
- 11:00
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
- Description
- The Guardian's Luke Harding visits three ravaged Kyiv suburbs and speaks to residents about the devastation they experienced after Russian forces invaded.
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One woman, Natasha, recounts the savage murder of her nephew, who she said was shot in the head by soldiers. Harding travels to the 'garden towns' of Bucha, Hostomel and Borodianka, where people had lived peaceful, suburban lives until the invasion
‘They made him kneel and shot him in the head’: the savage occupation of Bucha ► https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/apr/10/bucha-tells-of-a-dark-and-savage-occupation-deaths-russian-forces
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- Made in Middlesbrough: It takes a village | Made in Britain
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- 18:11
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
- Description
- When Sunita Dastidar's parents first came to the north-east of England they were at one point homeless.
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Now, as a first-time filmmaker Sunita reflects on her own upbringing in Middlesbrough and the things that helped her get ahead, and explores who is helping families gain the same opportunities now? If it takes a village to raise a child, who is going to raise the village?
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Made in Britain: 'Now more than ever, we must involve and empower people' ► https://www.theguardian.com/membership/2021/mar/29/made-in-britain-video-se...
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- Cinema from Ukraine: the pretext to war
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- 27:07
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
- Description
- The Guardian is celebrating Ukrainian cinema with a specially curated selection of documentaries, made before the current war.
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Presented in collaboration with the Kyiv-based DocuDays UA film festival, these award-winning movies offer insight into the modern history of the country, its culture and its people.
In This Rain Will Never Stop, directed by Alina Gorlova, we meet 20-year-old Andriy Suleyman, who escaped Syria with his family and found refuge in Ukraine, his mother’s homeland. Shot in striking black and white, the film is a sophisticated vision of war zones and the scars they leave.
Having lived through the Maidan revolution, a pivotal moment in Ukrainian history, art has become a way for the radical cabaret act Dakh Daughters to reflect on the 2014 uprising while facing the harsh realities of today with wisdom and hope, as seen in Roses.Film-Cabaret, directed by ...
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- Refugees in Calais: 'It's psychological warfare'
- Runtime
- 8:09
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
- Description
- For many refugees Calais is the stop before they try and reach the UK. Some are Ukrainian refugees struggling to navigate the UK visa process. Others are young men who have been living outside all winter in harsh conditions and now face the prospect of being sent to Rwanda if they do manage to make the dangerous crossing to the UK.
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It’s the latest policy from the home office who have already spent millions of pounds trying to prevent border crossings. The Guardian’s Maeve Shearlaw and Christopher Cherry went to “jungle” in Calais to see the impact of that spending: where refugees live under the constant threat of eviction from the police, NGOs are blocked from providing basic services and the residents of Calais complain of an increasingly militarised city.
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- Title
- Why we're burning our recycling | It's Complicated
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- 4:35
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
- Description
- Almost 90% of people in the UK recycle. But more than a tenth of everything we put out for recycling in this country is being burned.
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Why is this happening? Josh Toussaint-Strauss explores how local authorities have ended up incinerating so much of our recycling and what impact this is having on the environment
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- Title
- 'Why do I work here while others are dying?' The Kyiv bar staying open for Ukraine
- Runtime
- 4:50
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
- Description
- The Buena Vista Music Bar was one of Kyiv's most popular cocktail venues until war arrived. It has remained open despite the conflict engulfing the city, and is now a refuge for citizens, military and the press.
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People come for a hot meal, to meet others who have remained in the Ukrainian capital and to take in the day's news. Maks Leonov, the bar's owner, is determined to keep the doors open for as long as possible
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- Title
- The Hungarian border village helping Ukraine's refugees: ’Humans are all the same’
- Runtime
- 14:42
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
- Description
- In the village of Beregsurány, on the Hungary-Ukraine border, a crowd of volunteers are tending to refugees flooding in, cooking them pancakes, and helping them to continue their journeys.
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In contrast to the refugee crisis of 2015, the Hungarian media is celebrating those helping, and welcoming the new arrivals. John Domokos meets the villagers and displaced Ukrainians of all ages, who've suffered traumas, and are coming to terms with life never being the same again.
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- ‘Live in the mess that Putin has created’: a tour of Russian oligarch-linked properties in London
- Runtime
- 5:41
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
- Description
- UK government sanctions have targeted Russian oligarchs’ investments in London property after Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
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The Guardian’s wealth correspondent, Rupert Neate, takes us on a short tour of some of the properties owned by or linked to people named in UK or EU sanctions lists. But will anyone answer the door?
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- The Ukrainians returning home to fight against Russia: 'It's our duty'
- Runtime
- 4:27
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
- Description
- Nearly 2 million refugees have fled Ukraine to Poland, where a massive humanitarian aid effort is under way.
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But some people are going the other way, returning to Ukraine with aid, to collect family members or to fight. We spent a day meeting those queueing to cross back into Ukraine, unsure what they will find there
'I can't believe this is happening': the refugees trying to escape Ukraine – video ► https://www.theguardian.com/world/video/2022/mar/05/i-cant-believe-this-is-happening-the-refugees-trying-to-escape-ukraine-video
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- Inside Ukraine's reserve army: 'anxiously waiting for the enemy to arrive'
- Runtime
- 5:45
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
- Description
- Many civilians who remain in the Ukrainian capital have signed up to become military reservists, and are busy preparing the city for an expected ground attack by Russian forces.
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Student film-maker Volodymyr Yurchenko, 22, says he is documenting the preparations as a historical record. He tells the Guardian about what he thinks the footage he has shot says about his compatriots' resolve
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- Title
- The UK's first professional trans choir: 'It's a joyful act of resistance'
- Runtime
- 14:06
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
- Description
- Anil Sebastian and Coda Galabov are the creators of a new choir called Trans Voices, which offers a space for trans and non-binary people who have felt unable to sing with their true voices in traditional choirs.
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We follow the group as they improvise their first performance at London's Union Chapel, composing what they see as a joyful act of resistance
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- Title
- Shopping lists from Ukraine's frontlines: Manchester's response to Putin's war
- Runtime
- 8:55
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
- Description
- Since the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, members of Manchester’s Ukrainian community have been in constant contact with family caught up in the conflict.
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They’ve also been coordinating aid efforts that respond to what people are asking for – from flak jackets to thermals and first aid equipment – which are packed and driven directly to Ukraine by volunteers
'I can't believe this is happening': the refugees trying to escape Ukraine – video ► https://www.theguardian.com/world/video/2022/mar/05/i-cant-believe-this-is-happening-the-refugees-trying-to-escape-ukraine-video
‘I’m pregnant, I left my husband behind’: the people forced to flee Putin's war in Ukraine - video ► https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/video/2022/mar/04/im-pregnant-i-left-my-husband-behind-the-people-forced-to-flee-putins-war-video
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- The refugees trying to escape Ukraine: 'I can't believe this is happening'
- Runtime
- 4:41
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
- Description
- Volunteers at a railway station in Lviv, west Ukraine are doing all they can to help refugees flee the violence of Putin’s invasion and reach safety.
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Lviv is 60 kilometres from the Polish border and thousands of people have been arriving every day from the rest of country. The Guardian spends the day with one volunteer named Sergyi Mykolaiv
Russia-Ukraine war latest news: follow live updates ► https://www.theguardian.com/world/series/ukraine-live/latest
I’m pregnant, I left my husband behind’: the people forced to flee Putin's war in Ukraine - video ► https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/video/2022/mar/04/im-pregnant-i-left-my-husband-behind-the-people-forced-to-flee-putins-war-video
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- The people forced to flee Putin's war in Ukraine: ‘I’m pregnant, I left my husband behind’
- Runtime
- 5:33
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
- Description
- Otaci is a Moldovan border town, on the opposite side of the Dniester river lies the Ukrainian city of Mohyliv-Podilskyi. As refugees from Vladimir Putin's Ukraine war spill over the bridge that links the two, local people are rallying together to provide them with warm food, shelter, internet and free onward travel in cars and taxis.
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Since Putin's invasion of Ukraine started on 24 February, more than 1 million people have already fled across the closest borders. The conflict could see the “largest refugee crisis this century”, the UN refugee agency has warned, with up to 4 million people fleeing the country in the coming weeks and months. So far, more than 98,000 refugees have entered Moldova, Europe's poorest country
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Embraced or pushed back: on the Polish border, sadly, not...
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- Taking back the Chagos Islands from the British: 'they uprooted us from our beautiful life'
- Runtime
- 10:17
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
- Description
- More than 50 years after they were forcibly removed from their homes, the former residents of Britain’s last colony in Africa are challenging the UK’s claim to the archipelago.
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After a five-day journey across the ocean, which they returned from this week, a small delegation of Chagos Islanders made an emotional return to their homeland. They were there to symbolically lay claim to the islands for Mauritius, in hopes of eventually resettling there. Olivier Bancoult was just four years old when his family was deported to Mauritius from the Chagos Islands. We follow his journey
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- How green are electric cars? | It's Complicated
- Runtime
- 4:45
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
- Description
- There's no denying that electric vehicles are what most of us will be driving in the near-future. Countries around the world have pledged to phase out the sale of petrol and diesel vehicles over the next few decades, in an effort to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050.
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But with lingering questions over the mining of rare metals, battery manufacturing and electricity consumption, Josh Toussaint-Strauss investigates whether electric vehicles are as green as we've been led to believe
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- 'They're teaching children to hate America': the culture war dividing US schools
- Runtime
- 13:30
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
- Description
- Carmel, Indiana is an affluent suburb just north of Indianapolis known for its idyllic neighbourhoods, low crime rates and some of the country’s best public schools.
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But in early 2021, the school board brought in diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives - known as simply DEI - a program that seeks to combat structural racism in the education system. Since then, a battle has erupted between those that welcome the changes and others who see it as leftist indoctrination of their children.
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- Lenka: crystal meth addiction in the Czech Republic
- Runtime
- 39:45
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
- Description
- An intimate portrayal of methamphetamine addiction in the Czech Republic, Europe’s largest producer, through the life of Lenka, an addict of over 20 years.
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Lenka’s elderly parents rely on her for social care and labour on their land, while she relies on the drug to fuel all that is required of her at home. Beyond her home life, her relationship is breaking down and her dealer has gone awol, forcing her to make some painful decisions.
The country has a long and complex history with the drug, which started gaining popularity in the 1990s
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In the UK and Ireland, for details of local services that provide counselling and treatment for drug addiction, please visit ‘Talk to Frank’ ► https://www.talktofrank.com/get-help/find-support-near-you
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- Life under Taliban rule: the Afghan girls fighting to go to school
- Runtime
- 11:29
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
- Description
- After the recent Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, millions of teenage girls have been forbidden from receiving a high school education.
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Taliban officials have claimed the ban is temporary, but said the same thing the last time they were in power more than two decades ago. Back then, girls of all ages never returned to school.
Today, much has changed in the country, and a new generation of girls and women possess radically different aspirations than they were previously allowed to hold. An anxious population waits to see to what extent the Taliban has changed, too.
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- The town backed up with raw sewage: America's dirty secret
- Runtime
- 10:48
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
- Description
- In the shadow of New York City, one of the world’s richest cities, the people of Mount Vernon, New York face an unpleasant problem inside their homes: raw sewage.
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The city’s under-resourced sanitation crew struggles to keep up with complications stemming from its crumbling, 100-year old sewer system — a system strained even further by the extreme rain brought on by climate change. Meanwhile, residents must shoulder the financial, emotional and health burdens when sewage backs up into their basements and homes
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