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Who wants to live forever? | Death Land #1
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- Who wants to live forever? | Death Land #1
- Runtime
- 13:50
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
- Description
- What if you could cheat death and live forever? To people in the radical life extension movement, immortality is a real possibility.
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Leah Green spends a long weekend at RAADfest, a meeting of scientists, activists and ordinary people who want to extend the human lifespan. So is reversing your age a real possibility? And what’s behind this wish to live forever?
This is the first episode in our Death Land series, with a new episode every Thursday at 12pm.
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- ‘Make Spain great again’: does Melilla really need a Trump-style wall? | Divided Cities
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- 15:39
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- Everyone in Melilla has some connection to the city’s most visible and controversial feature: a huge barbed-wire fence, which separates this Spanish port city from the rest of north Africa.
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Asylum seekers like Aboubacar wait for months in hidden forest camps to scale the fence, populist politicians like Jesús want to strengthen it, and both the Moroccan and Melillan economy depend on the 30,000 Moroccans like Youssra who cross through it every day to work. Will Melilla embrace its fate as a city embedded in Africa – or will it succumb to populist Trump-style demands to build a wall?
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- Owen Jones meets James O'Brien: 'Remain were never ready for the fight'
- Runtime
- 12:00
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
- Description
- The king of 'remainia', aka James O'Brien, has built his career on challenging people about Brexit on his LBC daily talk show. I caught up with him at his studios to discuss what went wrong for the reamaniacs who longed for a second referendum and how he feels about the general election. We also discuss bumping into Nigel Farage in the hallway and ask what happens to him when (or if) Brexit gets sorted?
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- Why so many black people love kung fu
- Runtime
- 7:31
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
- Description
- Kung fu references crop up a lot in black culture from Jim Kelly in Enter the Dragon and Wesley Snipes' Blade films to hip-hop artists like Wu-Tang Clan. This translates to the UK too. Josh Toussaint-Strauss watched a lot of martial arts growing up and found that his family and friends all wanted to kick arse like Bruce Lee. So why do so many black people love Kung-Fu? Josh investigates.
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- Call this inclusive? Why only 4% of kids' book heroes are BAME
- Runtime
- 12:30
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
- Description
- More than 33% of students at UK schools are from black and minority ethnic backgrounds, but only 4% of the protagonists in children's books in the UK are BAME. The publishing industry has made big claims about its push for inclusivity both on and off the page, but some believe progress is painfully slow. Grace Shutti investigates what’s taking UK publishing so long and meets some of the creators who are championing change, including the authors of hit books Amazing Grace and Look Up!, and the owners of inclusive publisher Round Table books
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- How guns and Hollywood changed tribal disputes in Papua New Guinea
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- 22:17
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- The 'Lost Rambos' of Papua New Guinea: how weapons and Hollywood changed tribal disputes.
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Tribal fighting has long been present in the Papua New Guinea highlands, but the influx of modern automatic weaponry in the 1990s turned local disputes into lethal exchanges that threatened to permanently reshape highlands culture. Bootleg copies of the American film Rambo circulated in remote communities, becoming a crude tutorial on the use of such weaponry. The influence of the film was so pronounced that the term Rambo is now used in Papuan dialects to describe hired mercenaries who are paid to support local combatants in violent tribal disputes. Here we meet the fighters and the peacekeepers trying to navigate a path between tradition and modernity.
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- Owen Jones meets Naomi Klein | 'We've run out of time for mistakes'
- Runtime
- 11:47
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
- Description
- I met a hero of mine Naomi Klein to discuss her concept of the three fires: climate change, political fires, and the fire in the movement pushing for change. We also talk about how Donald Trump capitalised on the climate crisis, why Greta Thunberg instils terror in people and discuss the tactics of Extinction Rebellion and the impact mistakes could have on the climate movement. I also ask who she'd root for in a UK election
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- 'Dream big, work hard': high school, fruit picking and family separations
- Runtime
- 13:48
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- Ashley Solis is a Mexican American teenager, farmworker and factory worker who dreams of being the first in her family to graduate from high school and go to college. Her mother is undocumented, and like many families with mixed documented status, they face the threat of family separation. With responsibility for earning enough to look after her sisters, Ashley balances working nights in a California strawberry-freezing factory with her school attendance. She struggles to get enough sleep and to get her homework done. As her school threatens to punish her for missed classes, Ashley wonders what its slogan – "dream big, work hard" – means for someone in her position.
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- People's vote marchers: ‘Brexit is not done by a long way’ | The View From ...
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- 7:05
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- From morris dancers to a man dressed as death and everyone inbetween: the Guardian follows anti-Brexit protesters in London on Saturday as they march to demand a fresh referendum. Organisers of the march said the turnout was comparable to the previous second referendum rally six months ago, when a million people gathered in central London
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- Could Donald Trump actually be impeached?
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- 5:26
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- Things are getting serious for Donald Trump. The swiftly unrolling Ukraine scandal could cause him to become only the third president to be impeached. But what is impeachment? How does it work? And how likely is it to happen? Adam Gabbatt has the answers
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- Being a Little Person in America: 'We're still treated as less than human'
- Runtime
- 15:38
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- About 90,000 people in America have dwarfism. The writer and podcaster Cara Reedy takes us on a journey to reflect on what it means to be a person with dwarfism – and why America's obsession with little people has left lasting damage
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- Calling time on street harassment: 'He said: "I’d break the law for you." I was 13'
- Runtime
- 6:32
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- Rape threats, racist slurs, being followed home, just some of the things that women and girls are subjected to on a daily basis. But there is a growing generation of young women who are no longer prepared to put up with it and have launched a campaign to make street harassment illegal. On-the-spot fines were introduced in France in 2018, but could it make a difference in the UK?
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- I'm part of Windrush and am returning to Jamaica after 50 years
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- 25:48
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- After Windrush: Paulette Wilson's visit to Jamaica, 50 years on.
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A letter from the British government classifying Paulette Wilson as an illegal immigrant shook her sense of identity and belonging. ‘Hostile environment’ policies years in the making meant that Wilson and other victims of the Windrush scandal had their right to residency in the UK called into question. She had been detained for a week pending imminent deportation though she had done nothing wrong. It was devastating, but luckily she was released before she was deported. Here we follow Wilson as she returns to Jamaica for the first time in 50 years, trying to make sense of her place in the world and rebuild a sense of security and belonging
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- We must deliver: Brexit, Johnson and the robots of Milton Keynes | Anywhere but Westminster
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- 15:56
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- As Tory conference cheers Boris Johnson’s do-or-die vision of leaving the EU, Anywhere but Westminster moves to Milton Keynes, a town evenly split between leave and remain, and hurtling into the future.
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Robots are delivering people’s shopping, but there’s also homelessness and glaring inequality, and clear signs that most people want no part of all the Brexit madness
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- Modern Masculinity series two: talk to us
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- 2:26
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- Following on from the first six episodes of Modern Masculinity earlier in the year, Iman Amrani is working on a second series and wants to know what you want to see covered next.
In series one, Iman covered a range of subjects from the popularity of Jordan Peterson to the importance of intergenerational relationships between men. Having set the tone for the series as being open, non-judgemental and curious, the aim of the second series is to go a little deeper and address the issues and concerns that you think is important.
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- Owen Jones goes to Tory conference | ‘A pact with the Brexit party, and you’re all annihilated’
- Runtime
- 10:10
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
- Description
- I took my annual trip to the conservative party conference to find out what grassroots members really think of their new leader Boris Johnson. Has the mission to 'get Brexit done' pushed the party further to the right? And do the party's moderate members have a home there anymore? What do they think of the sexual harassment allegations which emerged? And why are members booing journalists for asking questions about Jo Cox?
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- Beneath the Brexit crisis: the real fight to take back control | Anywhere but Westminster
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- 16:55
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- John Harris and John Domokos dive once again into what rumbles beneath the Brexit crisis.
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In London, a remain-supporting courier leads a fight for basic rights and in leave-voting Derbyshire, ex-miners yearn for a past of solidarity and respect – while at the Labour party conference, it's all going off. Warning: this video contains signs of hope
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- Owen Jones goes to Labour conference | Make or break for Corbynism
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- 9:46
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- I spent three days at a dramatic and slightly chaotic Labour conference where Brexit and Labour infighting dominated the first few days and the supreme court's decision that Boris Johnson unlawfully prorogued parliament dominated the last. But amidst the maelstrom where are the signs of hope in the movement? What policies are people proud of? And how do MPs really feel about fighting a general election?
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- Death: talk to us!
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- 1:13
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- 7 years ago
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- The Guardian is starting a new YouTube series on all things death and dying. Sounds morbid, but the idea is to have an honest conversation about something we too often shy away from. Before we get going, please let us know what you want us to cover. Is there an interesting story we need to hear? Are you going through a personal experience you want to share? Let us know in the comments below and help shape the project.
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- Anywhere but Westminster answers your questions
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- 13:27
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- 7 years ago
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- With time running out to return their hired car, John Harris and John Domokos respond to your questions on Brexit, beards and their latest episode of Anywhere but Westminster.
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- Defending Kashmir: Anchar’s last stand against India’s control
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- 4:13
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- People living in the suburb of Anchar are battling to keep security forces out. Since India stripped Jammu and Kashmir of its special status, the disputed region has been on security lockdown. Anchar, part of the main city of Srinagar, is thought to be the only major pocket of resistance
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- Owen Jones meets Caroline Lucas: Lib Dems' Brexit position is 'massively dangerous' for UK
- Runtime
- 9:54
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- The Green MP Lucas tells Owen Jones the Liberal Democrats are playing with fire with their 'arrogant' pledge to revoke article 50, describing the policy as a 'slap in the face' for people who voted leave
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- I'll unseat Iain Duncan Smith in the general election because 'after austerity, it's personal'
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- 6:23
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- Is the chaos in Westminster a breeding a new type of politician? We hit the campaign trial with Faiza Shaheen, who is trying to kick out the Tory grandee Iain Duncan Smith from his Chingford and Woodford Green seat. Shaheen grew up in the area, and describes herself as the polar opposite to Duncan Smith. What are her chances of success? And could she be hindered by Labour's Brexit position?
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- Edward Snowden in Russian exile: ‘you have to be ready to stand for something’
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- 8:12
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- 7 years ago
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- Edward Snowden has spent the last six years living in exile in Russia and has now decided to publish his memoirs, Permanent Record. In the book he reflects on his life leading up to the biggest leak of top secret documents in history, and the impact this had on his relationship with his partner, Lindsay Mills. The Guardian's Ewen MacAskill, who helped break Snowden's story in 2013, has been given exclusive access to meet him
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- Uncle Wong, 82: protecting Hong Kong protesters with his walking stick
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- 5:02
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- 7 years ago
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- Uncle Wong is part of Protect the Children, a community group whose members put their bodies between the police and young Hongkongers protesting against the government. Waving his walking stick in the air and wearing swimming goggles to protect against teargas, he tries to reason with police and provide a distraction to allow activists to evade arrest. As tensions continue to rise between protesters and police, however, so does the emotional burden on Uncle Wong.
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- We're quitting smoking, so why is big tobacco booming?
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- 7:55
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- 7 years ago
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- Smoking rates are falling in the UK, US and much of Europe. Forty-five per cent of Brits smoked in the 60s and 70s, compared with just 15% today. You would think this was bad news for cigarette profits, but tobacco companies are making more money than ever. They claim they no longer market traditional cigarettes, but behind-the scenes tactics suggest otherwise. Leah Green explains how the most successful business enterprise in history has weathered its fall from grace
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- Our real Brexit crisis: ’No one cares anymore' | Anywhere but Westminster
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- 14:40
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- Away from the drama in London, what's actually going on in Brexit Britain?
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In Wigan, Bury, Manchester, Nuneaton and Macclesfield, John Harris and John Domokos find confusion and weariness about Brexit and fury at the so-called coup - as well as homelessness, hunger and the deep roots of the UK's current meltdown in what Anywhere but Westminster began chronicling 10 long years ago
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- YouTube kids: the child stars taking over
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- 15:07
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- 7 years ago
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- Being a YouTuber is now the most popular aspiration for children today, according to a recent survey. In 2018, the site’s highest earner was a seven-year-old American toy reviewer. But the video platform has been mired in controversy over its failure to protect children. Richard Sprenger meets some of the children plying their trade on YouTube, viral sensation Rebecca Black, and visits a Los Angeles summer camp where kids as young as six learn the tricks of the trade
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- "If all men got pregnant, it'd be taken so much more seriously" - behind the scenes of Seahorse
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- 9:06
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
- Description
- New documentary Seahorse tells the story of Freddy McConnell, whose desire to start his own family was filmed from start to finish, including birth. In this exclusive video for the Guardian, Freddy and director Jeanie Finlay discuss the collaborative process behind the scenes of the film, and the complex nuances and challenges of portraying an emotional and unpredictable process.
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Seahorse: The Dad Who Gave Birth is presented by BBC Two and produced by Andrea Cornwell, Jeanie Finlay, Grain Media and Glimmer films
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- Title
- Plastic pollution: 'We've lost the battle on the beaches'
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- 6:31
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
- Description
- After four years of leading volunteer beach cleans in the west of Wales, Alan Cookson is quitting because of the insurmountable plastic problem around Britain’s coastlines.
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We join him as he leads his last beach clean to find out why he believes we need to change our approach in the fight against plastic pollution
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- Title
- Police killings: the families left behind
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- 7:45
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- Tamir Rice, Terence Crutcher and Ramarley Graham were all killed by police officers. The Guardian meets the women, men and children who lived with them, raised them, called them brother or father or son, and hears how they now live with the grief of their loss
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- Title
- Should we abolish private schools?
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- 7:03
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- A disproportionate number of people who occupy the top jobs across the UK – from the prime minister and leading politicians to judges and entertainers – were privately educated.
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Campaigners who think this situation has gone on too long are asking why we have private schools and whether it is time to get rid of them. Maya Goodfellow explores the case for abolition
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- Notting Hill carnival: a love letter to London's biggest parade
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- 8:59
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- Notting Hill carnival is the biggest street party in Europe and happens every summer in west London. Press coverage often focuses on negative aspects of the gathering and can miss the celebration of the local community and culture that makes carnival so unique to London.
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The Guardian asks Radio 1's Clara Amfo, grime artist Big Zuu, activist 'Uncle Niles' Hailstones, entrepreneur Levi Roots, DJ Keith Franklin, organiser Lady Lee Woolford Chivers, steel pan veteran Pepe Francis MBE and rapper Lava La Rue about why they love it so much, and what keeps them coming back year after year.
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- Title
- Does the Peterloo massacre still resonate in Britain today?
- Runtime
- 9:25
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
- Description
- Two hundred years ago, a crowd of people seeking political change became victims of a massacre. Would the Peterloo marchers be satisfied with today's Britain? Are their issues now our issues? The Guardian's Helen Pidd retraces the protesters' steps to examine the Peterloo massacre’s legacy and explore whether the issues that led so many people to put their lives on the line are still relevant today.
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- Owen Jones meets Ibram X Kendi | 'Racist ideas have always been murderous'
- Runtime
- 12:02
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
- Description
- In these times it's not enough to say you are not racist, you must be an active anti-racist, this is the topic of a new book by Ibram X Kendi. I met up with the professor and historian in the aftermath of the El Paso shooting to discuss Trump's racism, white supremacy and why you can never challenge racism without challenging capitalism
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- Title
- Kibera: are Kenya's police getting away with murder?
- Runtime
- 12:33
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- Promising student Carliton Maina was shot by the police in Nairobi. His mother believes he was murdered.
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As part of The Guardian's special focus on Kibera, we met residents of Africa's largest slum to explore their deep distrust of the police and find out what Maina's, and other recent deaths, can tell us about the dramatic rise in extrajudicial killings across Kenya.
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- Title
- London stabbings: why I made a DIY knife amnesty bin
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- 5:53
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
- Description
- Shocked by a series of stabbings in his area of east London, Courtney Barrett has set up a DIY knife amnesty bin in an effort to get knives off the streets. We joined him outside Leytonstone tube station as he collected 27 knives from the public and ask why he has volunteered for something that is usually the job of the police.
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- Title
- Owen Jones talks to five bisexuals | 'Stop asking us for threesomes!'
- Runtime
- 14:27
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
- Description
- Are bisexuals being forgotten in the fight for equality? I invited five volunteers – Connor Byrne, Alex McIntyre, Claudia Boleyn, Joy Muhammad, Rhammel O’Dwyer-Afflick and Sharan Dhaliwal – for a chat to discuss bi erasure, bi phobia, coming out and why you need stop asking bi people for threesomes. I hope you enjoy the discussion as much as I did.
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- Title
- How America's abortion obsession was sparked on a conference call
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- 9:30
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- White Evangelical Christians are on the front-lines of America's 'pro-life' movement, pushing for Roe V Wade to be overturned by the Supreme Court. But not so long ago this group was disinterested in abortion and largely apolitical.
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They're a crucial faction of Donald Trump's base, motivating him to further restrict abortion rights across the country. How did it all change? Leah Green investigates how a group of men turned abortion into a tool that shaped the course of American politics.
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- Title
- Owen Jones goes to a Boris Johnson protest | ‘He's a racist, he's a homophobe'
- Runtime
- 7:25
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
- Description
- On the day that Boris Johnson became prime minister thousands of protesters gathered in Russell Square for the the Fck Govt, Fck Boris protest – inspired by Stormzy's Vossi Bop. I joined as it morphed in to a march to Downing Street to find out why people were there, how they feel about Boris Johnson and if Labour is offering a credible alternative
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- Title
- 'You don't have to look black to be black': The complex racial identity of a tiny Ohio town
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- 7:24
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- In the remote Ohio town of East Jackson, which sits in the Appalachian foothills, residents have for decades identified as black – despite the fact they appear white. Tom Silverstone and Francisco Navas visit a place where residents' racial lines have been blurred to invisibility
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- I'm an Instagram star at a crossroads
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- 12:46
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- Share: an Instagram story. Tim is an 18-year-old Asian-American with more than 4m followers on Instagram. He lives online, grabbing his phone first thing in the morning and even taking baths with it sometimes. Although Tim usually shares funny memes, he occasionally posts about mental health. In exploring his reasons for these posts, we discover he has created a different persona online than in real life.
Will he be able to reconcile the two? Tackling issues of identity, family and communication, the film is a heartbreaking yet ultimately uplifting story about a Generation Z teenager at an important crossroads in his life
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- Title
- Free Nazanin: Richard Ratcliffe's hunger strike to secure wife's release from Iranian jail
- Runtime
- 6:20
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
- Description
- In 2016, Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe was arrested in Iran and charged with espionage. Her young daughter Gabriella was with her at the time and the family have been separated ever since.
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We join her husband, Richard Ratcliffe, in London following a 15-day hunger strike as he campaigns to get his wife released. He shares his experience in detail and explains how Boris Johnson could have hindered her chances of coming home.
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- Title
- Boris Johnson's biggest design fails as London mayor
- Runtime
- 6:36
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- From sweatbox buses to a novelty 'dangleway' and fantasy bridges that never saw a brick laid. Boris Johnson’s design legacy in London left the taxpayer with a bill of more than £940m after his eight years as mayor. The Guardian's design and architecture critic, Oliver Wainwright, takes a tour of the worst monuments to Johnson's ego etched across the capital. He finds out how much they really cost us then and now, and why we're still paying for them.
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- I help animals to die with dignity
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- 15:02
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- Crannog – the woman who helps animals to die with dignity. Alexis has a life-threatening disease. She spends her time in the wooded expanse of northern Scotland where she takes care of dozens of others who are also sick, wounded or dying. Some have terminal cancer, some were about to be killed because of their disabilities, some were saved from slaughterhouses. Alexis provides palliative care for animals. Crannog follows Alexis as she tirelessly tries to nurse a neglected sheep back to health. A quiet reflection on kindness in the face of death, the film intimately explores the fragility and strength that comes from dedicating your life to the care of others.
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- How soil offers hope for the climate crisis
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- 7:53
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- 7 years ago
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- Soil is pretty remarkable stuff. It provides us with 95% of our food, helps regulate the earth’s atmosphere, and It's a bigger carbon sink than all the world's forests combined. In fact, it enables all life on this planet to exist. So why do we treat it like dirt? Guardian journalist Josh Toussaint-Strauss finds out how we’re destroying the earth's soil, but also discovers some of the progress we've made in the race to protect it.
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- Title
- What if you thought climate change was your fault?
- Runtime
- 12:36
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- Lord of the Rain: what if you thought climate change was your fault?
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Doyte lives in South Omo, Ethiopia, one of the most remote areas in the world and one of the hardest hit by climate change. He doesn't know about climate change. As Lord of the Rain, it's his job to summon the rains and for five years, they haven’t come.
Ethiopia’s economy is booming. Fuelled by green power and climate-resilient policies, it's among the fastest growing and greenest economies in the world. But neither the government, nor Doyte, can reverse the catastrophic change devastating their environment
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- Owen Jones goes to Glastonbury | 'The queer corner is for getting off with people'
- Runtime
- 8:28
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
- Description
- Is there more to Glastonbury festival than a massive party in the sun? Owen Jones spent a few days at Worthy Farm finding out how trans activists cut through at a rave, how women are leading discussions and whether people can talk politics without mentioning Brexit
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- Title
- I'm a single mum fighting breast cancer
- Runtime
- 29:36
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
- Description
- The Waiting Room - a single parent's unflinching account of living with breast cancer. When Victoria Mapplebeck was diagnosed with breast cancer, she decided to record each step of her journey from diagnosis to recovery. Shot on an iPhone X, Victoria filmed her time in waiting rooms, surgery and chemotherapy. The Waiting Room is an unflinching portrait of the blood, sweat and tears of cancer treatment. Victoria makes visible the often invisible parts of cancer treatment, the sickness, the fatigue, the tears and the hair loss. At home she filmed with her teenage son, as they came to terms with how single parent family life was transformed by a year of living with cancer.
Victoria documents cancer from a patient’s POV, exploring what we can and what we can’t control when our bodies fail us. We have made cancer our enemy, a dark force to be fought by a relentlessly upbeat attitude. The Waiting Room is the antidote to the ‘tyranny of positive thinking’. It challenges t...
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- Owen Jones meets Anthony Albanese: 'Why the left keep losing elections'
- Runtime
- 11:38
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
- Description
- I was in Australia so I took the chance to catch up with Antony Albanese who took over as leader of the Australian Labor party after they suffered an unexpected defeat in the general election in May. Here's what happened when I chatted to the guy known as "Albo" about what is going wrong for the left, how he plans to rebuild his party, and what he thinks of Jeremy Corbyn and UK Labour
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