times correspondent kayleen cooper will explore the life of liberian president ellen johnston shirley, the first democratically elected female president in african history. the women were so hell-bent on getting her elected president, that though they do it anyway they could and so the women were perfectly happy to play dirty as well and ellen johnson sweet found the perfect vehicle for that, somebody who was so-called at all about playing any dirt with security order so it was a number of things that the reporters did. they bribed guys to give them the voter id card so when the men showed up and wouldn t be able to vote. all the young boys voting for the football player, a lot of them their moms stole their voter id cards so they couldn t vote. there were two rounds, first round and second round and a lot of the young men realized they would need their card after the first roundabout in the second round so that s how the women were able to get around men. they were parked
she wrote and advised a multi-discriminatory research essential lens. it was licensing photographs across the curriculum, produced by the oregon public television and learning. i watched several episodes of that, and i really loved it and learned a lot. definitely check it out on youtube and other places. and her work is fantastic. definitely feel free to read her articles explore her work and , you know think deeply about , how representation and identity is connected to photography. this is really what this program is about and what this exhibition is about. so i am going to hand it over to makeda a much better , speaker than myself. have a great time. what is going to happen is she will speak for 45 minutes and then we will open up to the q and a. and then you can ask questions. so think up some great questions. [applause] makeda best: thank you for that wonderful introduction. perhaps the best introduction i have ever had. very nice. so i think patty, on the life are
also ahead. recognising our unsung heroes. the queen will pay tribute to ordinary people doing extraordinary things , when she delivers her annual christmas message. the archbishop of westminster has spoken of the anxiety and uncertainty felt by many in the world as he gave his christmas sermon during midnight mass. as a child in care, the poet lemn sissay used to dread christmas. we ll hear how he s now trying to make it a magical day for those who have been through the system. for a lot of care leavers, the memory is a bad one of the christmas before. we re creating memories. matt goss is among the guests on the strictly christmas special tonight. i ve been to take a sneak peek behind the scenes. and nick has the weather. good morning, a merry mild christmas. it doesn t feel much like christmas. it doesn t feel much like christmas but it will turn colder later today from the north. windy tomorrow in northern scotland. the full christmas forecast on the way. good morning.
MANCHESTER — A public hearing on moving regional letter and package distribution to Boston from Manchester attracted about 250 angry postal workers and customers concerned about delivery delays and the