Good morning [cheers and applause] im carla hayden, the librarian of congress, and i hope you all have been enjoying yourselves this morning. [cheers and applause] now, we have a rather large crowd this morning for this particular session. And thats why im very thrilled to introduce our next program. For the past year at the library of congress you may sit down. [laughter] because i have a few more things [laughter] for the past year at the library of congress, we have been celebrating change makers. And i can think of few people who more than aptly fit that description than the United States Supreme Court justice ruth ruth bader ginsburg. [cheers and applause] okay, im going to hurry up. She is [laughter] a hero and an inspiration to so many of us. In fact, at four a. M. This morning students from American University were right over there [cheers and applause] camped out in front of this facility, and they are here. She says and i said, justice, you know, im going to talk about your g
Situations are made public completely agree with you that these are life in this situation this is what i can tell you at this point the u. K. Organized a meeting at the un to discuss the situation in a live they were briefed by the former British Foreign secretary David Miliband who now heads one of the worlds leading refugee organizations the International Rescue committee its vital that the findings are made public 1st of all so that justice can be done a but also so that its clear that combatants in syria or elsewhere that there will be accountability for them for their actions the most contentious issue on the Un Security Council is syria and the most vocal critic of this board of inquiry is russia coincidentally they happen to be this months president the russians have now called a News Conference on monday to give their response to the new board of inquiry james ways aljazeera at the United Nations much more still ahead on the program for you and john says im in the kenya faster
A fuss over on terrorism on top of the agenda is a review of the g 5 suffield a Security Alliance form to combat a sharp rise in cross border attacks from groups but what exactly is the g. 5 and why are they view accused of failing to secure the region. So chad mali and mota tinea formed a group of 2014 but over the next few years attacks were high you dont isolate ffolliott had groups have risen dramatically in 2070 with the help from france 5000 troops italian was set up but so far its failed to make a major difference hundreds of people have been killed and tens of thousands have been displaced since the beginning of this year this week alone at least 30 people died in attacks in northern kenya faso Catherine Sawyer reports from the capital ouagadougou. Heads of state from this to hell are arriving whether dougal there is a security crisis in the region following an inside inside by armed groups allied to alqaeda and the Islamic State of iraq and the levant fighters have carried out
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And activist Michael Sheen. Welcome to the bbcs radio theatre for a special edition of hardtalk. My guest today is known around the world for his film, television and theatre work. He made his name for his uncanny ability to portray other well known people. Tony blair, brian clough, david frost, roles that catapulted Michael Sheen into a life far from his home in port talbot, in south wales. But it was acting that also brought him back there, where he is now immersed in tackling some of the problems that face a Poor Community poverty, debt and homelessness. So how does he straddle such contrasting worlds . Michael sheen, welcome to hardtalk. Thank you very much. Applause so how does the Hollywood Star fit in on port talbots high street . Yeah, its an interesting double life. Inevitably theres a bit of that, that happens anyway. You know, when you start to feel like, oh, this is my hometown, but i sort of feel like my belonging, my sense of belonging is split now, and that just kept ext