welcome to hardtalk. i am stephen sacco. canada s treatment of their indigenous people over hundreds of years is a dark and spreading stain on the country s reputation. in the last few months, the unmarked graves of hundreds of indigenous children have been discovered in the grounds of residential schools which became notorious for racism, neglect and abuse. my guest is roseanne archibald, newly elected chief of canada s assembly of first nations. canada s leaders have promised truth and reconciliation for years. when will they mean it? roseanne archibald, in the nation territory in canada, welcome to hardtalk. hello, stephen. welcome to hardtalk. hello, stephen. how welcome to hardtalk. hello, stephen, how are welcome to hardtalk. hello, stephen, how are you? - welcome to hardtalk. hello, stephen, how are you? i- welcome to hardtalk. hello, stephen, how are you? i am| stephen, how are you? i am well. i stephen, how are you? i am well- i am stephen, how are you? i am w
people have been killed and over 100 others hospitalised following days of anti government protests. and the countdown is on: virgin galactic announces its first flight to the edge of space could happen as early as next weekend. the last american troops have left bagram air base, the us military s centre of operations throughout two decades of occupation and engagement in afghanistan. the departure is a signal that the complete withdrawal of foreign forces from the country is imminent. a taliban spokesman described the handover of bagram as a positive step. our security correspondent frank gardner reports. backroom airbase, afghanistan, the more strategically vital base in the country. last night, the us military pulled out of the nearly 20 years there. it follows a decision by president biden for us forces to leave afghanistan by december 11. we are leave afghanistan by december 11. - are on track exactly as to where we expected to be but ijust wanted to make sure there was
camera. you forgot your boots! and in happier camera. you forgot your boots! and in happier times camera. you forgot your boots! and in happier times they - and in happier times they played together. can a memorial for their mother help the royal brothers heal the differences? hello there and a very warm welcome to the programme. the former us actor and comedian bill cosby is spending his first night at home after his conviction for sexual assault was overturned by pennsylvania s supreme court. the 83 year old had served just two years, just over two years of a ten year sentence but the court ruled that the case should never have gone to court, citing an agreement with the former prosecutor not to bring charges. michelle fleury reports. this is the moment bill cosby left prison a free man. he had served two years of a 3 10 year sentence. his fall from grace was sealed in 2018 after he was found guilty of three counts of sexual assault for drugging and molesting andrea cons
welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the american entertainer bill cosby has had his conviction for sexual assault overturned by the supreme court of pennsylvania. mr cosby, who s 83, has served more than two years of his sentence at a state prison near philadelphia. he had originally been found guilty of drugging and molesting a woman in 200a. but dozens of other women had also publicly accused him of sexual assault, but no further action was taken against him. michelle fleury reports from philadelphia. this is the moment bill cosby left prison a free man. he had served two years of a three to 10 year sentence. his fall from grace was sealed in 2018 after he was found guilty of three counts of sexual assault for drugging and molesting andrea constand in 200a. but in a stunning reversal, pennsylvania s highest court said the entertainer should never have been charged. in the split ruling, judges wrote that the trial shouldn t have gone ahead because
welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the american entertainer bill cosby has had his conviction for sexual assault overturned by the supreme court of pennsylvania. mr cosby, who s 83,has served more than two years of his sentence at a state prison near philadelphia. he had originally been found guilty of drugging and molesting a woman in 200a. but dozens of other women had also publicly accused him of sexual assault, but no further action was taken against him. michelle fleury reports from philadelphia. this is the moment bill cosby left present a free man. he had served two years of a three to 10 year sentence. his fall from grace was sealed in 2018 after he was found guilty of three counts of sexual assault for drugging and molesting andrea constand in 200a. but in a stunning reversal, pennsylvania s highest court said the entertainer should never have been charged. in the split ruling, judges wrote that the trial shouldn t have gone ahead because