you get a certain sense of joshua chamberlain, at least joshua chamberlain in the 20th and 21st century is kind of outlived the movie. he is significant now in kind of his own right in terms of, again, how americans who visit little round talk think about the past. that you can buy t-shirts with joshua chamberlain's face on it, go to the chamberlain tavern, you know you have joshua chamberlain action figures. he has outlived the popularity of the movie. >> so i will step back a little bit. what do you think about the movie gettysburg and let's focus on its depiction of chamberlain? you can talk about combat, you can talk about jeff daniels. >> you know, it is tough for me to be able to look at that movie objectively because, in a certain sense, i'm so emotionally attached to it. when did it come out? 1992? >> 1993. >> okay, i'm ten years old. the movie just captivated me. it was amazing. it captivated me, i fell in love with joshua chamberlain, with that depiction of the battle. you know, i dislike it when individuals look at a movie like gettysburg or the novel the killer angels and tr

in a certain sense, though, joshua chamberlain has kind of -- at least joshua chamberlain, 20th and 21st century has kind of outlived the movie. he's significant now in kind of his own right in terms of all americans who visit little round top in thinking about the past. you can buy t-shirts with joshua chamberlain's face and go to the chamberlain tavern. you needed joshua chamberlain action figure. he's outlived the popularity of the movie. >> step back a little bit. what do you think about the movie "gettysburg" and focus on its depiction of camber lan and you talk about the combat and you talk about jeff daniels. >> it's tough for me to be able to look at that movie objectively because in a certain sense i'm so emotionally attached to it, right? when did it come out, '92? '93? i'm ten years old and the movie just captivated me. it was amazing. it captivated me. i fell in love with joshua chamberlain with that depiction of the battle. and you know, i dislike -- i dislike it when individuals look at a movie like gettysburg or the novel of the keller angels and try to pick it apart and t

joshua? >> there are some states who say their vaccine allocations for next week were sharply reduced. there was some controversy in terms of the administration saying that pfizer's having trouble producing the vaccine. pfizer's been saying they're not having any trouble producing the vaccine they just need to know where it needs to go and then they can meet the need. what's actually going on? who's right? >> reporter: it essentially boils down to a giant miscommunication. we heard from the general, general perna of operation warp speed, and he said and explained that essentially when he was laying out that initial forecast for states misallocated or underestimated the amount of vaccine that was going to be available for each individual state so that was the number that was conveyed to the governor. but you know, listen to what he told us this morning because you'll hear from the tone of the general when explaining his mistake, it's a tone that you don't hear too often coming out of washingto

will that way on joshua's mind? is that even a factor? it has to be, but this is a element that is crucially dealt with before hand, and before the andy ruiz before hand, and before the andy ruinunior fight which he lost last year before winning the rematch, there was talk ofjoshua talking —— taking on wilder, but all that talk was dismissing injuries junior, talking about, when willjoshua fight wilder? he's learned from that occasion and taking his focus away from thejob in hand. this time around, it got to the stage this week where in the early part of the week, he was happy to field questions about tyson furey. yesterday he met with a group of newspaper reporters and refused to even countenance and he kind of question about furey. those are two potentially monstrous occasions next year, and the manager has said categorically those fights will happen next year, particularly the result, they will be to next year. they could be colossal events, and anthonyjoshua knows they could be colossal events, and anthony joshua knows he they cou

joshua in 2014 became the face of youth is. he is also said to be one of the number—1 targets of a wide—ranging national security law. isac is a close friend and activist. he is just 15 law. isac is a close friend and activist. he isjust 15 when he began protesting against changes to hong kong's education. he visited joshua in detention. in a letterjoshua said he was forced into solitary confinement. he says the legal system is being used against the young. translation: the hong kong government is targeting the young generation. the young generation led the protest movement last year, so you can see the government is using the different offences to persecute the young. hong kong has seen more than 10,000 arrests following a year—long anti—government protest movement. in recent weeks pro—democracy lawmakers have resigned en masse. critics say the city is experiencing mainland isolation. activists say that beijing is trying to bring hong kong completely under its control. they say it's trying to mute all opposition voic

joshua? >> von hilliard, you've been reporting on what's led up to this rally this week, what's been unfolding in georgia. what have you learned? >> yeah, joshua, i've been on the ground in the past week in georgia and i think what's telling 46 days away from inauguration when joe biden will be sworn in is that this is more than a campaign for donald trump of litigating the election that he thinks he won. this is a campaign for him against truth. you know, early on in this administration back in 2017 when i was on the road traveling talking to predominantly trump voters i constantly heard about this idea of fake news and the lack of trust in us and the press. but then that attention really in 2018 turned to this idea of the deep state and the conspiracy against donald trump. but now what we're facing here at the end of 2020 heading into 2021 is a campaign by the president of the united states to sow division and sow mistrust in our election system here. and i think what is more telling is the

joshua in 2014 became the face of youth activism. he is also said to be one of the number one targets of wide—ranging national security law. isaac chung is a fellow activist and close friend. he was just 15 when he began protesting against changes to hong kong's laws. in a letter, joshua said he was forced into solitary confinement. he said the legal system is being used against the young. translation: the hong kong government is targeting the young generation. the young generation led the protest movement last year, so you can see that the government is using the different fences to persecute the young. hong kong has seen more than 10,000 arrests, following a year—long anti—government protest movement. in recent weeks, pro—democracy lawmakers have resigned en masse. critics say the city is experiencing mainlandisation. they say it is trying to mute all opposition voices, from lawmakers to street protesters. they say it is hong kong's younger generation which is now under attack stopping the territory's chief executive carrie

joshua starting quickly, pulev taking it with a smile. but moments later, pulev was down, the end seemingly not far away. incredibly, pulev battled on until the ninth round. the finish, though, when it came, as swift as it was brutal. commanding, impressive, joshua back to his best, but he barely celebrated before thoughts turned to his future — tyson fury, britain's other world champion, immediately taking to social media. i want the fight. i want the fight next. i'll knock him out inside three rounds. tyson fury‘s co—promoter describing the stage as set for the biggest heavyweight championship fight since ali—frazier in 1971. fury againstjoshua will have to wait, but with a performance as powerful as this from anthonyjoshua, the boxing world won't want to wait long. adam wild, bbc news. at this time of year, we're used to seeing christmas lights covering our houses and streets in the uk — but an illuminated steam train is a more unusual sight. in a world first, a group of volunteers have used 14—thousand led lights to light

gavin watkins paid £400 to cheered on joshua with his son. it's kind of last minute that we decide to go, but yeah, i got lucky. i think it will be a tough one, anything can happen. pulev has lost only once in 29 fights, while joshua happen. pulev has lost only once in 29 fights, whilejoshua stepped into the ring for the first time since his rematch last december. this is a better ajay. he's more mature, his rematch last december. this is a betterajay. he's more mature, he's a sensible and won't take the stupid risks he took in the past. i think he's in the best shape i've ever seen, both physically and mentally. tonight, there is more at stake than victory. and it showed in the way. pulev is fighting to fulfil his late father's wish, for his son to become bulgaria's first heavyweight world champion. forjosh step closer to a unification against tyson fury, the bout boxing fans are desperate to see. they are going to make to so much noise that if you close your eyes, you will think that 10,000 people are in there cheering ajay oi'i. people are

post 6 years ago. 3 of hong kong's best known pro-democracy activists have been sentenced to prison joshua one will spend around 13 months in jail agnes child and i've received shorter sentences. u.s. attorney general william barr says that the justice department has not found voter fraud on a scale that could change the outcome of last month's presidential election his comments to the associated press contradict president donald trump's claims that the vote was rigged to 0 as alan fischer reports. william barr got the job as america's top law enforcement officer because he was loyal to donald trump no the president might be questioning that loyalty just hours before a routine meeting at the white house the u.s. attorney general told the associated press he couldn't back up the president's claims of widespread voter fraud in 2020 saying we've not seen fraud on a scale that could have affected a different outcome in the election william barr became attorney general after jeff sessions was sacked donald trump didn't think he was loyal enough during the days of the investigation into alleged

talking of getting behind boxing, joshua also said he's giving a six

joshua? >> thank you, julia. that's nbc's julia jester, reporting for us from kumcummin georgia. >>> one demographic in georgia that they have their eyes on. a fifth of voters there in the presidential election were 29 and younger. 23,000 georgians were not old enough to vote in november, but they will be old enough by january 5th, the date of those runoffs, according to an organization called the civics center. to put that number in context, joe biden won georgia by fewer than 12,000 votes. joining us now, ali yamamotyama. she won't turn 18 until march. meantime she's helping her classmates and friends register to vote. good evening. >> good evening. thank you, joshua, for having me. >> thank you for making the time. what have you been doing in terms of trying to get your classmates registered to vote? i am guessing it's largely online rather than in person because of covid, right? >> yes. this pandemic has given me a lot of different opportunities to work with a lot of different organizations, to try to have th

. >> good evening, joshua. it's always good to be with you. >> good to see you too. i wonder what you think about pat toomey's objection that basically slowed down what would have been pretty much a voice vote on this and kind of derailed the process. do you think he has a point in his objection? >> well, i'm very frustrated about this, and let me just start by saying, joshua, having been involved in many of the discussions including the lead democrat with food access and agriculture provisions which we have something important to get more people food and support for our farmers, to see this derailed is very frustrating because people across the country, people in my home state of michigan need help. they have needed help for months. we've tried to put together a bipartisan effort all summer and into the fall with mitch mcconnell. and finally, a bipartisan group came together after the election, which was terrific. and we've got all the elements

joshua knocked pulev out in the ninth round. tom gray — associate editor with the boxing magazine — the ring — was hugely impressed with the defending champion. i mean, i have seen a few people actually quite critical of joshua's performance. well, he won almost every round. i think they gave pulev one round. floored him four times and got a knockout with a spectacular punch in the ninth round. so if you are being critical about that performance then it goes shows you the expectations that are on joshua at the minute. there was a small crowd allowed to attend. that is one of the first times we have seen people in a sporting arena in the recent months. how might that have influenced the evening? i think for both fighters it is an advantage because they are accustomed to having crowd support, particularlyjoshua because he's at home. let's face it, there wouldn't have been many pulev fans there. butjoshua would have been happy to hear his name ringing out around the arena — it's a sense of normality, even though we're in fa

shot joshua, ho twice, and this is the part that will tear your heart, he shot joshua twice and drove away. shot him twice, and left the scene and drove away and went around the corner. if he shot him because he was in fear of his life and this is typically what's said, should he not have concern for the lives of people in that neighborhood hat he was sworn to protect? joshua didn't die immediately. but he did die within some short time after he was shot. so the family finds themselves being told how their son died by one who didn't see it, didn't have a video recording of it, didn't have an autopsy report, didn't have a ballistics report, didn't talk to the medical examiner, he had -- they had someone who literally gave them story that some believe was made up. can you imagine, your son is on the ground. your son is dead. you can't go over and see your son. and you're told that your son has died because he pulled a b.b. pistol on a peace officer. this is important in terms of what the officer said because of this training. two hours of civilian interaction instruction. not nearly eno

anthony joshua! this was anthony joshua's moment. heavyweight champion of the world but a man with it all had it all to lose. pressure perhaps all motivation? whatever it was, joshua cut a determined figure. colette pulev looking to upset the odds. the fans were back, 1000 of them, all instantly aware this was a real battle. russia was starting quickly, pulev taking it with a smile. but moments later, pulev was down, the end seemingly not far away. incredibly, pulev battled on until the ninth round. the finish came as swift as it was brutal. commanding, impressive, joshua back to his best but he barely celebrated before thoughts turned to his future, tyson fury, britain's other world champion immediately taking to social media. i want the fight, i wa nt social media. i want the fight, i want the fight next. i will knock him out three rounds. tyson fury's open motor describing the stages set for the heavyweight championship fight since the hollow bali and frazier in 1971. fury again against joshua will have to wait but with the perfor

. >> 24-year-old joshua wong was sentenced to 13 months in prison in connection to a rally last year. his jailing along with that of another activist comes amid a crackdown from the chinese government. >> leading dissident joshua wong arrived in court. the 24-year-old, who is perhaps the most prominent face of hong kong's pro-democracy movement, is handcuffed. the 26 -- another activist, 26 years old, pleaded guilty. the two young men along with 23-year-old agnes chow were sentenced on wednesday. it is her first time behind bars. the three activists cut their teeth in politics as teenagers. wong began protesting in 2012 against a push to make hong kong's education system more vitriolic. the 79-day largely peaceful protest for universal suffrage. joshua wong emerged as a david against goliath figure in the fit against the chinese party crackdown, and agnes chow was >> it is even more important for us to not surrender and to continue to believe in universal values. >> although they shut down their political party, the trio remains steadfast, even if it means being sent to jail, with jos

well this has become a thank you for your question so i think joshua was very right in saying that and that that has that statement it's only become more true as time has passed so emphasis on the international stage and how international actors will act has a more significant in the problem as the hong kong problem becomes an international problem so that while i'm saying this is. firstly asshole call us that being exiled from their home. and and that and looked and continue to move this movement to what they will have to seek help in other countries in the west melt they can continue to fight this thing and another thing is some countries around the well suffering countries western countries they have to stand strong and to resist this chinese expansion this is to protect your own sufferance east at best late to help hong kong in protecting hong kong is a swell i think it's not about assisting them now we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us tonight and we certainly wish you all the best thank you thank you so much thank you. to put it simply the state of the planet is brok

joshua knocked pulev out in the ninth round — the 22nd k0 in his career. let's get more on this now by speaking to tom gray. he's associate editor with the boxing magazine, the ring. he joins us live via webcam from just outside glasgow. that was a dominant display against a challenger who just refused to go away. absolutely. i have seen a few people actually critical of anthony joshua's performance. he won almost every round. kubrat pulev was given one round. a spectacular punch in the ninth round. if you are critical about the performance it shows you the expectations on him. that is a first time we have seen that is a first time we have seen people in the sporting arena in recent months. how might that have influenced the evening? for both fighters it is an advantage because they are accustomed to having fanned and particular anthonyjoshua. he would have liked his name ringing out around the arena, a sense of normality. great negotiations of our time, it has taken nine months of the uk and the eu to reach a deal and they still not have done it. will it

joshua, thank you so much for joining the programme. my pleasure. this stimulus stand—off over christmas time, over this pest —— festive period, it must face a lot of people under financial stress. people are already under financial stress and this is a long time coming, the fact that they left until the last minute was a disgrace and now with the game is is playing, it is even more of a disgrace and they should all be ashamed of themselves, basically. and joshua, currently people at the moment are receiving direct payments of up to $600 per aduu payments of up to $600 per adult but don't actually think thatis adult but don't actually think that is the best way for this money to be spent, is that right? i think that the direct payments that are in the bill of $600 that donald trump wants them to raise to 2000 is an very in what is a very inefficient way of them doing it so inefficient way of them doing itsoa inefficient way of them doing it so a lot of people who are not getting the money are getting it rather than it being directed to the peo

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right yes i don't think the courts will be ruling in that they thought and once again joshua long is other called wraps up being made out of something a large admission but i despite all the sadness i think you put it very well it's important for us now to keep our heads and to move forward because backing down is not an option and. have you had any contact with her and if the activists being sentenced today. rises so how worried are you about your own safety. well it's i think out most harmful most likely and especially having such a spade and i guess my left lost the with the. on power most of the hong kong us to have also been at least at the state thing but. it's more about this more and get and see i'd say i haven't seen what's been happening for the past week. so given the crackdown that is happening given the lower changes that are happening at can your pro-democracy fight continue. definitely yeah i think domestic resistance has changed its form but it's still going very strong very much so. although another more common in cities are arrested i do believe and i have seen that

joshua one received 13 and a half months for organizing and inciting an unlawful assembly agnes' chow received 10 months for organizing and participating in an illegal assembly and of course ivan lamb received 7 months now the reason why their sentences were not as high as might have been expected they were facing the prospect of 3 years in jail is of course a week ago they pleaded guilty the magistrate said on wednesday that only an immediate jail sentence was the appropriate option now of course this is not the 1st time the joshua one has been to jail he has served 3 terms before he's been arrested 10 times when the sentence was read out in court agnes cho who's 24 on thursday burst into tears joshua one was in characteristically defiant mood he said the days ahead will be tough but we will pull through now in the past 18 months or so since the protests began more than 10000 people have been arrested a 1000 of those people were under the age of 18 and there have been almost 2300 prosecution so the courts here in hong kong really are getting clogged up with cases stemming from those

wong and ivan lamb joshua one of course is no stranger to jail he's been imprisoned 3 times before and arrested no less than 10 times but of the 3 of them i think adrian it is agnes child who is perhaps in the most serious situation right now because in all ghost she was arrested under the new draconian national security law on suspicion of colluding with foreign powers now if she were convicted on that she would face the possibility of life in jail today they're going to face sentences of perhaps up to 3 years and of course the international community in particular the united states and great britain are watching what is happening here closely for the incoming biden administration of course it's made clear that china is very much going to be a foreign policy priority and of course hong kong is very much at the at the center of all of that almost weekly now adrian there are prosecutions of activists connected to last year's unrest according to the police's own figures more than 10000 people have been arrested since last june a 1000 of them under 18 and so far 2300 prosecutions it is cl

months of unrest agnus child who turns 24 on thursday burst into tears as the sentence was read out joshua long was in characteristically defiant mood shouting tough days are ahead but we will hang in there. is due to return to court next year she was arrested in august under a harsh new national security law on suspicion of colluding with foreign powers but has yet to be charged. nixie lamb is a former local politician and a supporter of that law there all a lot of people some much of it such as joshua was a nice child was actively. trying to promote independently independence and that is a fight i know some of them which they were trying to say well we didn't ask for it but look at the look at the facts and look at the evidence hong kong's leader kerry says she's restored order after last year's on rest part of that process the almost weekly prosecutions of young protesters including now its best known ones adrian brown al jazeera hong kong. still ahead on al-jazeera anger in thailand after the prime minister is acquitted of an ethics violation related to where he lives setting a new leg

joshua spent six weeks sleeping on london‘s streets. the pandemic cost the 20—year—old hisjob in construction. tension is built up at home, and his mother couldn‘t cope. my mum called me and was, you know, she said, yeah, she can‘t managed no more, and she said, you know, she doesn‘t want me back at the house. the locks were changed and everything. i think, at the time, i was kind of scared, because i basically don‘t have a home any more to go to and stuff like that, you know? the little clothes and stuff i had, they actually got stolen from me while i was sleeping on a bench. there are more young people sleeping on london‘s streets than ever before. figures have risen by almost 50% in a year. more than one in ten of all rough sleepers are aged between 16 and 25. and the problem is not confined to the capital. in brighton, charities say they saw a 60% rise in homelessness among young people following the initial lockdown. but this soup kitchen have seen a new trend — children coming through. we are seeing more and more y

activists are sentenced to prison in the latest crackdown on dissent in the chinese rule territory joshua wanted and 2 others will serve jail terms for their role in antigovernment protests and the western german city of tokyo is in mourning after a man plows his car into a protest against killing 5 people including a 9 people think. the at. a pleasure to be with you at this hour and we begin with historic news britain has authorized the emergency use of the covert 900 vaccine jointly produced by the german company beyond tech and u.s. drug maker pfizer was speaking at a press conference beyond tax chief medical officer said the rollout of the vaccine and the king in the u.k. rather will happen in the next couple of days well meanwhile pfizer is calling it a historic moment in the fight to end the coronavirus pandemic. all right exciting developments there joining me now from near antwerp in belgium is our very own barbara basal who is outside the phasers belgian plant where the vaccine is currently being factored to barbara is pfizer prepared for this massive rollout. they have lyla been

arrested in open seas so people like them and they are the reason why we move forward i spoke with joshua wong some time lanced year and he said to me that he was hoping that germany and the united states would come to the aid of the pro-democracy movement in hong kong and that has not happened yet how do you think it will be possible then moving forward to continue fighting for democracy in hong kong. well this has become a thank you for your question so this has. very right in saying that and that that has that statement it's only become more true estonia as time has passed so emphasis on the international stage and how international actors will act as a more significant in the problem as the hong kong problem becomes an international problem so that why i'm saying this is. firstly asshole callers that being exiled from their home. and and that and looked and continue to move this movement to what they will have to seek help in other countries in the west melt they can continue to fight this thing and another thing is some countries around the well suffering countries western countries

to have you on the program your reaction to the news of this 13 in a half month prison sentence for joshua wall right i think the sentence was quite harsh but for the court system in hong kong this has become the new norm. obviously hospice and insists have been the should have been dished out to many other less and 9 protest is not under the limelight that thousands of them names that on on the mainstream media and. yet. along with the beijing crackdown very recently sorry. so along with the beijing crackdowns recently that i think this kind of sentencing will only go on so that. these sentences were certainly meant to send a message how worried are you as a protester yourself about your own safety moving forward well i think it's not just anyone else living in this new atmosphere at home culch . protest is x. especially the ones that. it is smith and being freud fearing for their lives and this is hindering their movement of it. but that said we still have to move on the especially for the comrades that have already been captured and put behind boss not only people like joshua wall right

such as joshua one and it's child was actively. trying to promote in the home going to penzance and that is a fight i know some of them which are trying to say whoa we didn't ask for it but look at the look at the facts and look at the evidence hong kong's leader kerry says she's restored order after last year's unrest part of that process the almost weekly prosecutions of young protesters including now its best known ones adrian brown al jazeera hong kong. israel could be heading towards its 4th general election in less than 2 years after lawmakers passed a preliminary bill to this all parliaments one of those backing is sultanate prime minister benny gantz he says he's lost patience with his coalition partner binyamin netanyahu and is preparing to see brothers ready to break their alliance if a long overdue budget isn't passed immediately well the bill needs to pass another 3 votes before it becomes law or a force that has more from west to receive them. $61.00 to $54.00 at least on a preliminary reading that doesn't mean that pa

to have you on the program your reaction to the news of this 13 and a half month prison sentence for joshua wall right i think the sentence was quite harsh but for the court system in hong kong this has become the new norm. obviously harsher sentences have been dish and have been dished out to many other less and 9 protest is not under the limelight that thousands of them names that are on the mainstream media and. yet. along with the beijing crackdown very recently sorry. along with the beijing crackdowns recently that i think this kind of a ha sentencing will only go on so that the these sentences were certainly meant to send a message how worried are you as a protester yourself about your own safety moving forward well i think it's not just anyone else living in this new atmosphere of. protest is x. especially the ones. it is smith and being freud fearing for their lives and this is hindering their movements a bit this is undeniable but that said we still have to move on the especially for the comrades that have already been captured and put behind boss not only people like joshua wall r

the bbc spent time with joshua before his detention. he said that he had been the victim of intense and said this was the new normal for young activists. >> after the national security law wasmpmented, being an activist in hong kong is a data life and traced by unknown cars and is hard to guarantee safety. >> hong kong has hador than 10,000 arrests following a year real -- year-long democracy protest. critics say the mainland is experiencing mainlaization. carrie lam says the country has an obligation to safeguard the country's sovereignty. >> article 23 states hong kong will enact laws on its own server hit specified acts which endanger national security. hhong kong become an obvious gaping hole national security presented significant risk to th cntry. >> joshua continued to campaign to the dutch up until the moment pleaded guilty for unlawful assembly but could still face for charges while in prison. >> after the u.s., brazil has been the country hardest hit by covid-19 more than 117,000 people have died and 6 million cases have. been

joshua stepped in after the government left boxing out of a £300 million rescue package for cash—strapped sports hit by the pandemic last month. we just want to raise the eyebrows of people in power to somehow think in the future, if there is ever an opportunity to invest in sports again, to try and include boxing. you know, 300 million is a substantial amount. even £3,000 to a boxing gym makes a massive difference. without grassroots, there is no tyson fury, there is no anthonyjoshua. the news was welcomed here at the sting like a bee initiative near salford, which tries to tackle anti—social behaviour through boxing, and, like many gyms, is in a deprived area. especially, like, now, because everyone is inside cos of coronavirus, lots of people are staying inside and just watching the tv and playing computer games. you need to stay healthy and keep active. boxing is a massive part of the community and it is needed. what anthonyjoshua is doing there is amazing, to be fair. england boxing are on their knees. a lot of the money doesn't necessarily filter down to these gyms. joshua's next

. 3 prominent hong kong democracy activists have been jailed for their role in last year's protests joshua one agnes child and ivan lamb were found guilty of unlawful assembly adrian brown has more from hong kong. it's it's become an end of the day ritual outside west magistrates court a crowd chants defiant slogans as prison vans take away those convicted on trial over last year's unrest but the throng was bigger on wednesday so it was impossible to see which of the vehicles contained the 3 high profile activists among the more than 2000 people prosecuted since last you joshua one agnes char and ivan lamb avoided a heavy a sentence after peter guilty last week the trio's detractors celebrated with champagne in spite of titan covert 1000 restrictions banning public gatherings of more than 2 people for the activists supporters though it was another blow and this is their choice our off law. yaphet we have very disappointed but we are at all here where they are not right is one of the one who is our right as the governor was one is no stranger to prison he's already served 3 jail terms the a

well this has become a thank you for your question so i think joshua was very right in saying that and that that has that statement it's only become more true as time has passed so emphasis on the international stage and how international actors will act as a more significant in the problem as the whole compel them becomes an international problem so that while i'm saying this is. firstly i asked how can i stop being exiled from their home. and and it and it looked and continue to move this movement they will have to seek help in other countries in the west and they can continue to fight that's the 1st thing and another thing is some countries around the well suffering countries western countries they have to stand strong and to resist this chinese expansion this is to protect their own sufferance east at best way to help hong kong in protecting hong kong's as well i think it's not about resisting them tie in now we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us tonight and we certainly wish you all the best thank you thank you so much thank you. to put it simply the state of the plane

joshua knocked pulev out in the ninth round. the bbc‘s tim allman watched the action. welcome to boxing in the age of coronavirus. a small crowd of 1000 people were allowed into london's wembley arena, with the now standard safety measures in place. even legendary floyd mayweather, a surprise guest for the evening, felt obliged to wear a face mask. but this is a sport that knows how to put on a show no matter what. flames and fireworks greeted the contenders. the bout that followed was not quite as spectacular. it was not exactly a walkover but it was rather one—sided joshua's speed and power always too much for his bulgarian opponent. several times he brought him to the canvas and, in the ninth round, pulev could not get up. another comprehensive display from the world champion. it was a composed and brutal performance, it was exactly what he needed going into 2021. he has not boxed for a year but got eight great rounds in and a brutal knockout victory. tyson fury! britain has two world heavyweight champions, of course. tyson fury winning the wbc title earlier this

joshua one received 13 and a half months for organizing and inciting an unlawful assembly agnes' chow received 10 months for organizing and participating in an illegal assembly and of course ivan lamb received 7 months now the reason why their sentences were not as high as might have been expected they were facing the prospect of 3 years in jail is of course a week ago they pleaded guilty the magistrate said on wednesday that only an immediate jail sentence was the appropriate option now of course this is not the 1st time the joshua one has been to jail he has served 3 terms before he's been arrested 10 times when the sentence was read out in court agnes chalo who's 24 on thursday burst into tears joshua one was in characteristically defiant mood he said the days ahead will be tough but we will pull through now in the past 18 months or so since the protests began more than 10000 people have been arrested a 1000 of those people were under the age of 18 and there have been almost 2300 prosecution so the courts here in hong kong really are getting clogged up with cases stemming from thos

it's joshua dancing, dancing! those skills were on display in the saudi arabian desert last december, when he avenged the first defeat of his professional career against andy ruiz with a disciplined performance. redemption time for anthony joshua! his opponent tomorrow is kubrat pulev, a powerful bulgarian fighting in his late father's memory. boxing will always have its critics, especially in a week where there's been such a focus on head injury in sports. but it hasn't impacted its popularity. joshua's last fight broke uk pay—per—view records. and tomorrow night sees the first time uk boxing fans are allowed back inside to watch a fight live since the start of the pandemic. just 1000 are lucky enough to have tickets, like superfan steve, who's paid £200 for his. very, very privileged and very lucky to get one of the 1000 golden tickets as you could call them. so, yeah, it's great for boxing, and it's obviously great to have fans back at sporting events again. do you feel like charlie bucket, then? yeah, a l

3 prominence hong kong democracy activists have been jailed for their role in last year's protests joshua wall agnus charo and ivan land were found guilty of unlawful assembly one received a 13 and a half month sentence all child were jailed for 10 months and 7 months respectively edgy and brian has more from hong kong it's become an end of the day ritual outside west magistrates court a crowd chants defiant slogans as prison vans take away those convicted on trial over last year's unrest but the throng was bigger on wednesday so it was impossible to see which of the vehicles contained the 3 high profile activists among the more than 2000 people prosecuted since last you joshua one agnes char and ivan lamb avoided a heavy a sentence after pleading guilty last week the trio's detractors celebrated with champagne in spite of tightened covert 1000 restrictions banning public gatherings of more than 2 people for the activists supporters though it was another blow and this is their choice our off law. yaphet we have very disappointed but we are at all clear where or they are not rightist one o

joshua stepped in after the government left boxing out of £300 million rescue package for cash—strapped sports hit by the pandemic, last month. we just want to raise the eyebrows of people in power to somehow think in the future, if there is ever an opportunity to invest in sports again, to try and include boxing. because you know, £300 million is a substantial amount. even £3,000 to a boxing gym makes a massive difference. without grassroots, there is no tyson fury, there is no anthonyjoshua. the news was welcomed here at the sting like a bee initiative near salford, which tries to tackle anti—social behaviour through boxing, and, like many gyms, is in a deprived area. especially, like, now, because, like, everyone is inside, frightenedof coronavirus. lots of people are staying inside and just watching the tv and playing computer games. you need to stay healthy and keep active. boxing is a massive, massive part of the community and it is needed. what anthonyjoshua is doing there is amazing, to be fair. england boxing are on their knees. a lot of the money doesn't necessarily filter

last year's anti-government protests the longest sentence that of 13 and a half months was handed to joshua wong but he remains defiant vowing to continue to fight for democracy from prison. headed back to jail after his sentencing on wednesday joshua wang seen here in black pled guilty to charges which included inciting and illegal assembly fellow activists agnes chauhan ivan lamb also received jail terms one has been a prominent figure in hong kong's pro-democracy scene in 2014 he helped spearhead the umbrella movement for months of protests spurred by a government plan to prescreen candidates for local elections one was front and center. everybody here has to stay alert this demonstration has been peaceful and the police haven't bothered us much but now they have brought tear gas and plastic bullets we have to do all we can to protect ourselves. he was arrested at the age of 171 became an international political figure in 2016 he founded a new political party demo sisto aiming to define hong kong's long term future. one himself was too young to be a candidate though that didn't stop him

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