still waiting for a vaccine the radio presenterjo whiley speaks of her fears for her sister, frances who has learning difficulties and diabetes after a covid outbreak at her care home. the situation s changed because now frances has tested positive, and i can t believe i m saying that sentence as i say it. it s like the past four or five days have been like being in a bad movie. you know, every day there s another plot twist and it s worse than the one before. and the children and teenagers taking part in trials to see how effective the oxford astrazeneca jab is for the under 18s. and coming up on bbc news: after conceding the premier league title, can a return to european action in the champions league offer liverpool and juergen klopp some respite? good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. more than two years after princess latifa was last seen, the daughter of dubai s ruler has accused her own father of holding her hostage. in video messages recorded over mont
the ruler of dubai, is accused of holding his daugher in solitary confinement after she tried to flee. the bbc obtains video recordings in which princess latifa claims she is being held against her will and says she s concerned for her own safety. i m a hostage. and this villa has been converted into a jail. all the windows are barred shut. i can t open any window. her father sheikh mohammed bin rashid, who s an important friend to britain, insists his daughter is safe in the care of the family. but last year, the high court in london found that the sheikh had ordered his daughter s abduction. we ll be looking at the diplomatic challenge posed by the latest allegations. also tonight. an extra 1.7 million people in england are to be told to shield and put on a priority list for vaccination. children aged between six and 17 have started taking part in trials for the oxford astrazeneca vaccine. in myanmar, more protests against the military coup as the ousted leader aung san suu
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king for the first time in 1960. in a meeting of the student non-violent coordinating committee with dr. king. they requested a meeting he said sure. and the meeting ran from 10:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. which i think was the first kind of work training for james clyburn to deal with the hours in the house of representatives. where they do sometimes work from 10:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. that s right. i am so looking forward to hearing what congressman clyburn has to say on your show tonight. when you have had him on recently it s been absolutely riveting and he is the man in the center of this in so many ways. even from his perch in the house as the conscience of the congress in many ways on the issue. he s also as you know, one of the shrewdest tactical thinkers in democratic politics. which is why he s been a headline maker so many times particularly the last few years. i would love to hear about the road ahead from him. he knew martin luther king, jr. you can t ask him to deliv