Given a fair chance. Im a dead man, breathing right now. But there is hope. I would have never thought i was going to prison. Let alone to death row. Itll be 21 years here in the next 30 days or so. Ive been here longer than i was ever even alive free. I wrote a poem about that, actually. What i miss. Snatching that catch. Hitting that three as the crowd goes wild. What i miss the most, making another smile. It hurts when you cant grant that to your mom in a while. To be the foundation of her struggles, daily adding to the pile. What i miss. My mother, she holds on to a lot of things. Anything thats in the house from the time that julius got placed in the prison. Its like she feel like if she get rid of something, thats gonna get rid of him. I mean, my mother has truly been traumatized. Most people dont have to live with the thought of, wow, my son could be murdered for something they didnt do. It hurts. And as long as i dont have to talk about it or think about it im okay. The joneses
Autumn statement in november, and he is of course hoping to rally the conservative Party Faithful as much as of course win over the public vote. We are hoping to cross live an hour to our correspondent In Manchester who has been covering the conference throughout the day and throughout the few days. We have heard a couple of speeches so far today. Any standout moment so far . Not in terms of policy. I think there have been rhetoricalflashes. The key think the conservatives are trying to do here is draw a distinction with the labour party and come up with some big points on which they disagree going into a general election. But i think speech we are about to hear in the next few minutes from the chancellor will be a really big moments, actually. Because what the conservatives are trying to argue and persuade us all as they have stabilised the economy from the days of liz truss and they can now move on with bringing inflation down. But what is really interesting is the buzz around here t
Of them calling it life changing. [singing] reporter before an audience of hundreds of thousands he delivered a sunday morning mass in front of havana square. His message centered on serving people not ideas. I ask you to care for the location of yours, carry for the gifts that god has given you. Reporter many waited for hours in heat to catch a glimpse of the vote. This sister had a chance to greet him. [speaking in spanish] it was a beautiful experience to meet him to hug and receive his blessing. Reporter after mass he had the meeting many were anticipating. He met privately with fidel castro at his home. He talked about the environment and other world issues. The pope was very happy about this meeting. Some of the members of the family of fidel were present. And the conversation was informal and familiar. Reporter the holy father met with fidels brother. Raul castro and others. They believe the pope may inspire cubans to join the church again. He is not super official. He is very h
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the broadcaster, henry bonsu and the defence editor for the times, lucy fisher. Lets look through some of the additions weve already got in. A picture of the statue of slave trader Robert Milligan being taken down in londons docklands earlier, is featured on the front page of the times which reports that dozens of statues could topple over slavery links. toppling the past reads the front of the daily mail, with another photo of that statue dangling from jcb it has stood in the area for 200 years. On the front page of the guardian, mps warn that an urgent plan is needed to get schools ready by september. Its after the government u turned on reopening schools to more children ahead of the summer holidays. Ministers have said they may not be open until september at the earliest. take the rest of the year off on the front page of the i which reports on the potential knock on effect that sch