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The US has submitted draft resolution to United Nations, but it stops short of demanding a Gaza ceasefire. Plus: Child poverty in the UK has hit a record high; and Labour race adviser Doreen Lawrence has slammed Keir Starmer's handling of racism in the party. With Moya Lothian-McLean and Ash Sarkar.

Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar stunned the political world with his resignation - we discuss what his departure means for the future of Ireland with former Irish ambassador to the United States, Daniel Mulhall.Plus, Keir Starmer's commitment to diversity is under question the Labour Party's adviser on race Doreen Lawrence reportedly said he failed to listen to her. Martin Forde KC, who was tasked by Starmer with investigating previous allegations of racism within Labour joins us with his perspective. Hosted by Ailbhe Rea and Caroline Hepker. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join us for an inspiring episode as we explore the remarkable story of Doreen Lawrence. Doreen's unwavering pursuit of justice for her son Stephen led to the successful prosecution of his killers. But her legacy extends far beyond that. We'll discuss how she built a brilliant team and overcame barriers of race and class to make a lasting impact through the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust. This episode is packed with key lessons on leadership, inclusivity, and creating opportunities for all. Don't miss it! Time Stamps: (00:00) - Introduction (02:15) - Lessons from Doreen's Journey (11:00) - Conclusion

Today on The Day After, (01:45) Headlines: SNP will be in trouble without action, FBI Arrests Two New Yorkers Accused Of Running Covert Chinese Police Station, Minister warns that Russia-Linked Hackers Threat To UK Infrastructure (06:08) What you Saying? Are we ill-equipping our children to deal with life? Are products of this way upbringing too? (01:25:36) Headlines: Sacked CBI boss says reputation 'totally destroyed', Fox News Settles Dominion Defamation Case For $787.5m, Doreen Lawrence says Nobody Holds 'Brutal' Police To Account (01:28:58) Word on Road: Pusha T's pick me wife, Chance the married rapper catching whines at carnival, Meg Thee Stallion officially speaks out post trial (01:41:36) The People's Journal: (01:43:52) Headlines: Zimbabweans Mark Independence Day As Tense General Election Looms, Hopes Crumble For A Pause In Fighting In Sudan, One Dead In NYC Multi-Storey Car Park Collapse (01:47:23) The Reaction: Premier league results, Chelsea lose at home to Real Madrid in Champions League, Conor Benn banned by UKAD, Former NFL player Chris Smith dies at 31 (01:59:32) Done Out Ere (02:03:47) Outro --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thedayaftertnb/message

Following on from our pledge last year to continue shining a light on History's influential black voices, beyond Black History Month, we welcome back Samuel Tholley, the Founder of Hidden Pages - a zine discovering hidden Melanated history & lists of sources exploring the Melanated/"Black" experience. Today, and in continuation of celebrating International Women's Day, beyond March 8th, Samuel shares two stories of female trailblazers with us, who have significantly shaped the world we live in today. First we'll be learning more about Baroness Doreen Lawrence and her battle to reform the police service, following the murder of her son, Stephen Lawrence in 1993. Then, Samuel will catapult as further back in history and share the incredible story of Mary Jane Seacole, the British-Jamaican nurse and business woman who set up the “British Hotel” behind the lines during the Crimean War.   

Today on The Day After, (09:42) Headlines: Rishi Sunak 'confident' of NI Protocol talks breakthrough, Suella Braverman requests assistance from the military (13:18) What You Saying? Is it ever okay to sacrifice the life of one innocent person in order to save the lives of 5 innocent people? If not, what number makes it worth it? (40:12) Headlines: Grenfell Tower inquiry closes after 400 days of evidence, Doreen Lawrence reveals emotional toll of seeking justice for son Stephen, Taliban ban women from Kabul parks in Afghanistan (46:04) Word on Road: 50 cent considering a hush puppi series, Jennifer Aniston opens up about her fertility journey, Chris Rock will be the first to live stream a comedy show on Netflix, Jerry Springer answers for his crimes & offers an apology, The streets are saying Diddy & Shawty Wop aka Yung Miami have broken up, Krept & Konan are out of their deal, Y'all made Kelechi pause her break to read you (01:42:16) The People's Journal: (02:05:25) Sis What Would You Do? (02:23:05) Headlines: Alex Jones to pay extra $473m damages over 'fake Sandy Hook' claim, Body found in search for University of Warwick professor (02:26:14) The Reaction: Carabao Cup fourth-round draw (02:28:18) Outro --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thedayaftertnb/message

The Daily Mail Group - Associated Newspapers - has been accused of 'abhorrent criminal activity' by Doreen Lawrence - mother of the murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence. She's lodged a claim in the High Court along with Prince Harry, Elton John, David Furnish, Elizabeth Hurley, Sadie Frost and former Lib Dem MP Simon Hughes. They allege the papers engaged in unlawful acts - including the hiring of private detectives to hide listening devices inside people's cars and homes. On today's episode of The News Agents we take our listeners into the 'dark arts' of journalism from the people who actually exploited others to get their stories. One is a private investigator who hacked Meghan Markle's data. One was a reporter for the News of the World who was convicted of phone hacking, blew the whistle on his bosses, and now campaigns for better press regulation. We ask what has happened in the decade since the Leveson enquiry threw a spotlight onto the unscrupulous and illegal way that so many tabloid stories were obtained. The government has lost its appetite for any further press regulation. But has the public? And how likely is it that further allegations will emerge of as a result of this new case? Production: Gabriel Radus Deputy Editor: Tom Hughes Executive Producer: Dino Sofos For exclusive daily videos from The News Agents visit Global Player: https://www.globalplayer.com/videos/brands/news-agents/the-news-agents/ The News Agents is a Global Player Original and a Persephonica Production.

Maneskin est de retour avec un nouveau single intitulé "The Loneliest". The Cure a démarré sa tournée mondiale ce jeudi 6 octobre en Lettonie et a offert une belle surprise à ses fans : Robert Smith, le chanteur, a, d'une part, accueilli à nouveau sur scène son guitariste et claviériste Perry Bamonte et a, d'autre part, joué deux nouveaux titres. Elton John fait partie des quelques personnalités qui poursuivent en justice le ‘'daily mail'', tabloïd anglais, aux côtés du Prince Harry, des actrices Elizabeth Hurley et Sadie Frost, de l'activiste Doreen Lawrence et du partenaire d'Elton John, David Furnish, qui accusent Associated Publishers, d'avoir caché des appareils d'écoute dans leurs voitures et leurs maisons. On constate une recrudescence des prénoms de bébé issus de l'univers de David Bowie, depuis son décès en 2016 : le nombre de garçons du nom de Ziggy, en référence à son album de 1972, ‘'Ziggy Stardust'', est passé de 49 à 136, Bowie de 35 à 78. Iggy Pop a repris " You Want it Darker " de Leonard Cohen, nouvel extrait de cet album complet, ‘'Here It Is : A Tribute To Leonard Cohen'', qui sortira le 14 octobre comme Norah Jones, James Taylor, Nathaniel Rateliff, Peter Gabriel, Mavis Staples et d'autres. Le catalogue de Pink Floyd en pourparlers pour un éventuel rachat, le groupe serait en négociation avec différents acheteurs potentiels à propos des droits sur l'intégralité du catalogue, vente remise en cause suite aux récentes déclarations de Roger Waters à propos de l'invasion de la Russie en Ukraine. --- Classic 21 vous informe des dernières actualités du rock, en Belgique et partout ailleurs. Le Journal du Rock, chaque jour à 7h30 et 18h30.

Baroness Doreen Lawrence OBE shares her life of relentless campaigning for justice for her son, Stephen Lawrence.She's a multi-award winning campaigner and an author, but most importantly she's a fighter. Her tireless campaigning led to the MacPherson inquiry, which described the Metropolitan Police as “institutionally racist”. In 2003, she was given an OBE for services to community relations and founded the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust to promote community legacy in her son's name. Her memoir, And Still I Rise, was published in 2007, and in 2020 she was appointed as race relations advisor for the Labour Party.Stephen Lawrence Day is marked officially in the British calendar every 22nd April, commemorating the anniversary of Stephen's death. The day is an opportunity to celebrate Stephen's life, to educate young people about the significance of his legacy and highlight the ongoing work of the Stephen Lawrence Day Foundation. The Foundation, established amid unprecedented growing global awareness of racial inequality, and exists to inspire a more equal, inclusive society, and to foster opportunities for marginalised young people in the UK. The Foundation is the home of Stephen Lawrence's legacy and has education at its core, focusing on three areas: Classrooms, Community and Careers. Doreen's book choices are: ** The Color Purple by Alice Walker** Beloved by Toni Morrison** Becoming by Michelle Obama** I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou** Waiting to Exhale by Terry McMillanVick Hope, multi-award winning TV and BBC Radio 1 presenter, author and journalist, is the host of season five of the Women's Prize for Fiction Podcast. Every week, Vick will be joined by another inspirational woman to discuss the work of incredible female authors. The Women's Prize is one of the most prestigious literary awards in the world, and they continue to champion the very best books written by women. Don't want to miss the rest of Season Five? Listen and subscribe now! This podcast is sponsored by Baileys and produced by Bird Lime Media. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Wait isn't that just counseling?In this episode of The Financial Griot, we are introducing Doreen (Lawrence's Wife)! Yep, this is a special couple's episode where we discuss our thoughts on a social media influencer's position on getting per-marital counseling in the dating phase?We dish out our perspectives as newlyweds. It's crazy how the dating game has changed, and how challenging/expensive it's become.

Racism is not an externality to British policing but is integral to its history, says sociologist and ex-youth worker, Adam Elliott-Cooper. He tells Samira Shackle about the ideas behind his book ‘Black Resistance to British Policing'. Recognising racism as far more than just interpersonal or about prejudice alone, he connects it to colonialism and the state, and highlights the role of resistance - including by women of colour who have long championed justice and radical change.Plus: why the tendency in the UK to see racism as "something that happens somewhere else"? What's obscured when we talk about “knife crime”? And why must we insist on continuing to talk about whiteness?Podcast listeners can get a year's subscription to New Humanist magazine for just £13.50. Head to newhumanist.org.uk/subscribe and enter the code WITHREASONHosts: Samira Shackle and Alice BlochExecutive producer: Alice BlochSound engineer: David CracklesMusic: DanosongsReading list:‘Black Resistance to British Policing' (2021) Adam Elliott-Cooper W.E.B Du Bois (1868-1963) collected works‘Policing the Crisis: Mugging, the State, and Law and Order' (1978) Stuart Hall et al.‘Folk Devils and Moral Panics', (1972) Stanley Cohen ‘There Ain't No Black in the Union Jack' (1987) Paul Gilroy‘Women, Race and Class' (1981) Angela Davis Frantz Fanon (1925-1962) collected works ‘And Still I Rise' (2006) Doreen Lawrence ‘Shooting an Elephant and Other Essays' (1950) George Orwell ‘Leviathan' (1651) Thomas Hobbes ‘On Being Included: Racism and Diversity in Institutional Life' (2012) Sara Ahmed‘Assembly' (2021) Natasha Brown‘In Search of Whiteness' (2017), Lola Okolosie for New Humanist magazine, with Vron Ware

Sharlene Whyte is here to talk about her experience playing Doreen Lawrence in the ITV mini series 'Stephen', a story of the ongoing struggle by Doreen and Neville Lawrence to achieve justice more than 18 years after his murder of their son Stephen Lawrence. The first Episode of 'Stephen' will be released on the 30th August, 9pm on ITV. Host - Elliot James Langridge

For those who are unaware, the Conservative Government commissioned a race report in the UK to examine the presence of institutional racism in the UK. This is in relation to the protests this side of the Atlantic which were triggered by the murder of George Floyd, May 2020 and subsequent protests in the USA. The vast majority of ethnic minorities in the UK would have predicted that the report would have, without a doubt, found a presence of institutional racism in the UK. However… it didn’t. This post is not exploring the evidence of institutional racism in the UK, but is looking at the methodology of the report which is, in my opinion, riddled with bias. Bias we can define as “disproportionate weight in favor of or against an idea or thing, usually in a way that is closed-minded, prejudicial, or unfair” The issue is that bias gets in the way of truth. I argue that the bias in the Race Report is so strong that it gets in the way of the truth. I.e. due to poor methodology, from an objective standpoint we don’t know if there is institutional racism in the UK. However, due to the publicity that the race report has gained, as Doreen Lawrence stated, it has potentially knocked UK race relations back ‘20 years or more’. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/elliottreid/message

A new report into racial inequality in the UK has been condemned by campaigners and was called a ‘green light for racists’ by Doreen Lawrence. Aamna Mohdin examines what it says and why the response has been so damning. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/infocus

Doreen Lawrence, who campaigned for 18 years for justice after her son Stephen was murdered by racists, has said a government-commissioned report that claimed the UK no longer had a system rigged against minorities could allow racism to flourish. “My son was murdered because of racism and you cannot forget that. Once you start covering it up it is giving the green light to racists. You imagine what’s going to happen come tomorrow. What’s going to happen on our streets with our young people? You are giving racists the green light,” Lady Lawrence said. Does the race report allow racists to flourish, and give them the green light? How significant are Doreen Lawrence's comments?

REPLAY EPISODE - FOR OUR IN THE DOLL WORLD's 1ST ANNUAL WORLD OF BLACK DOLLS CELEBRATION WE WILL BE REPLAYING OUR PAST INTERVIEWS WITH BLACK DOLL CREATORS.www.inthedollworld.com Join Tammy and Georgette as they talk with Cleveland Wycoff aka Cj Starz as he shares how he got started designing dolls, his love for this medium and how he is creating a new line of dolls with his newest company Studio XOXO!Studio XOXO!’s Mission Statement: Studio XOXO!’s mission is to produce beautiful, high quality, ethnically diverse fashion dolls influenced by real people. Studio XOXO!’s vision is to create alternative choices for doll consumers who seek real world relatability and urban style authenticity.Studio XOXO! has recently formed our Young Adult Collector Label aimed and addressing the ever-changing world of millennial Tweens/Teens while creating products that will capture their attention.Cleveland has also established several doll groups: Founding member of the Black and Beautiful Doll Club and Social Life Dollwear group on Faceboookhttps://www.facebook.com/cj.starz.7https://www.studioxoxodolls.com/The celebration continues to grow as more doll creators share in our giveaway! Currently, we have 8 dolls to giveaway! So far, the dolls include: a Mattel/Barbie Gabby Douglas from Curiositeej Dolls & Collectibles, Curiositeej Teej; Its Reuben doll by My Ville Dolls and Doreen Lawrence; Sunjai by Stacey Mcbride-Irby; a Fresh Doll from The Fresh Dolls by Dr. Lisa; One-of-a-Kind doll from Dolls for Our Daughters by Dr. Linda F. Beed; Daddy's Long Legs dolls by Karen Germany and gifted by Georgette Taylor; GlamourOZ Dolls from Jozef Szekeres, and a Queens of Africa doll donated by Slice of C.A.K.E. and made by Taofick Okoya.Subscribe to our website for updates and to enter into the doll giveaways: https://www.inthedollworld.com/subscribeListen to our podcast at: https://www.inthedollworld.com/podcastWatch our YouTube videos at: https://www.https://www.youtube.com/c/inthedollworld/videos

**Jon Boud's All The Rage Replay On www.traxfm.org. On this week's show, Dave and Jon Talk About The Latest Attack On The UK's Firefighters (FBU Union), The East London Strippers Association Latest Essential Fundraiser For Those Workers Affected By COVID19 (https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/cybertease-160-circus-a-virtual-strip-club-by-unionised-workers-tickets-136177090343). Unionised Technological Companies, Doreen Lawrence's Report On COVID & BAME Communities ( https://www.tssa.org.uk/en/whats-new/news/index.cfm/tssa-welcomes-doreen-lawrence-bame-covid-report) Israel & Palestine Update Companies To Avoid (Profiteers Of COVID19) - https://www.ethicalconsumer.org/covid-19-ethical-consumption/ten-companies-avoid-over-their-response-covid-19 The Jon Boud's All The Rage Show Every Wednesday From 7PM UK Time On www.traxfm.org Listen Here: https://buff.ly/2xzGt3B Mixcloud LIVE : mixcloud.com/live/traxfm Free Trax FM Android App: https://buff.ly/2wdzE4I The Trax FM Facebook Page : https://buff.ly/2DAW5ab Trax FM Live On Hear This: https://hearthis.at/k8bdngt4/live/ Tunerr: https://buff.ly/3gykyeQ Tune In Radio : https://tunein.com/radio/Trax-FM-s225176/ OnLine Radio Box: https://buff.ly/2IipztQ Radio Deck: https://buff.ly/2Lff9ts Radio.Net: https://buff.ly/2JlESDg Stream Radio : https://buff.ly/2JlETai Live Online Radio: https://buff.ly/2Lb1fbJ **

**Jon Boud’s All The Rage Replay On www.traxfm.org. On this week's show, Dave and Jon Talk About The Latest Attack On The UK’s Firefighters (FBU Union), The East London Strippers Association Latest Essential Fundraiser For Those Workers Affected By COVID19 (https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/cybertease-160-circus-a-virtual-strip-club-by-unionised-workers-tickets-136177090343). Unionised Technological Companies, Doreen Lawrence’s Report On COVID & BAME Communities ( https://www.tssa.org.uk/en/whats-new/news/index.cfm/tssa-welcomes-doreen-lawrence-bame-covid-report) Israel & Palestine Update Companies To Avoid (Profiteers Of COVID19) - https://www.ethicalconsumer.org/covid-19-ethical-consumption/ten-companies-avoid-over-their-response-covid-19 The Jon Boud’s All The Rage Show Every Wednesday From 7PM UK Time On www.traxfm.org Listen Here: https://buff.ly/2xzGt3B Mixcloud LIVE : mixcloud.com/live/traxfm Free Trax FM Android App: https://buff.ly/2wdzE4I The Trax FM Facebook Page : https://buff.ly/2DAW5ab Trax FM Live On Hear This: https://hearthis.at/k8bdngt4/live/ Tunerr: https://buff.ly/3gykyeQ Tune In Radio : https://tunein.com/radio/Trax-FM-s225176/ OnLine Radio Box: https://buff.ly/2IipztQ Radio Deck: https://buff.ly/2Lff9ts Radio.Net: https://buff.ly/2JlESDg Stream Radio : https://buff.ly/2JlETai Live Online Radio: https://buff.ly/2Lb1fbJ **

www.inthedollworld.com/creators Doreen Lawrence, creator of It's Reuben Doll, joins In The Doll World (ITDW) for a fun, enlightening interview. Doreen decided to create It's Reuben after the death of her son. She also shares how her childcare business with her husband also helped to solidify her passion for dolls again and that also created a desire to create dolls that reflected a lot of the little black and brown boys and girls that were hard to find and still lacking representation in the doll world, while helping to use them to help build self-esteem and enhance their self worth by being represented.For more information please visit: www.itsreubendoll.comTo see the video version of this show, please visit our In The Doll World YouTube page at:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv-hMFIgWFjof4EJ7L6yyHgFollow and like us on social media:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/inthedollworldInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/inthedollworld/Linktree: https://www.linktr.ee/inthedollworldTo learn more about Doreen Lawrence and her It's Reuben Dolls, please visit:https://www.itsreubendoll.com

Misan Harriman returns for his concluding part, the story of an incredible three years, from making pictures on a holiday with a camera he barely used correctly to shooting the front cover of British Vogue. He also talks of imposter syndrome, putting your message out into the world, meeting Doreen Lawrence and working with one of the most respected fashion magazines on the planet. This episode is supported by MPB for quality used cameras and lenses.

The soprano Laura Wright tells us about her new single released with The Choir of Royal Holloway, University of London to mark Mental Health Awareness week. Baroness Doreen Lawrence discusses why the Labour Party are conducting its own enquiry into why people from black, Asian and minority ethnic communities are more than four times more likely to die as a result of Covid-19 than their white counterparts. Two twenty-somethingsJackie Adedeji and Erin Bradshaw tell us how life has changed for them since the pandemic began. The author Glennon Doyle tells us about her book untamed which explains why we should all listen to and trust the voice deep inside us. Should maternity leave be extended because of the lockdown? The parents of a 6 month old have had more than 200 thousand signatures to a petition asking the government to extend it by three months. We hear from James one of the parents who started the petition and from Cheryl Adams the Executive director of the Institute of Health Visiting on the difficulties faced by new parents at this time. Professor Marion Turner an expert on medieval England tells us why The Plague led to increased wages, greater employment, more migration to towns and, ultimately, to greater independence for women. What makes someone want to go to see the same musical at the theatre time and time again? We hear from documentary maker Mark Dooley about his film, Repeat Attenders – which follows some of musical theatre’s superfans – including Gudrun Mangel a huge fan of Starlight Express. Presenter: Jenni Murray Producer: Rabeka Nurmahomed Editor: Lucinda Montefiore

Baroness Doreen Lawrence, Labour’s race relations adviser. What will be the long term impact of Covid-19 on women in the workforce? Plus as just over 400 prisoners and more than 500 prison staff in England and Wales have tested positive for the virus, how's the pandemic affected the way prison and probation officers carry out their work. We hear from Anita, who’s a prison officer at a male young offenders institute and Ellen who’s a probation officer in Leicester. And Jenni talks to the best selling author Glennon Doyle who poses the question" Who were you before the world told you who to be?" in her new book "Untamed" Presenter Jenni Murray Producer Beverley Purcell Guest; Baroness Doreen Lawrence Guest; Glennon Doyle Guest; Sam Smethers Guest; Anna Ritchie Allan Guest; Anita Guest; Ellen

David Mullings speaks to Dr. Neville Lawrence, father of Stephen Lawrence the teenager who was tragically murdered by racist thugs in 1993 whilst he made his way home with a friend. They discuss growing up, coming to the UK, family, meeting Doreen (Stephen's mother), Stephen's death, Duwayne Brooks, Police corruption, forgiveness, his Doctorate and the Violent Crime Prevention Board.Produced by @archangelcreative

Writer, coach, consultant and Wild Woman, Mary Daniels, is our guest this week. She talks about the congruence between people/organisations with the vision to do good and create change in the world and their values and behaviour. In the Show… Judith’s car has sailed through the MoT but she discovered some bad small business news down at the garage while she was there. She reflects on Twitter in the week of her 10th Twitterversary. Nicola’s enjoyed another sociable week of dining out, Reading Club, Mothers’ Day pampering, ouzo and octopus and a birthday party. She has her eye on a chap who is both taciturn and saturnine and has his own boat AND his own taverna! What’s Fuelled Their Fire? Judith’s fire was fuelled by last Friday’s recording session with upcoming podcast guests 9-12 - Rhys, Richard, Alice and Paula. Nicola’s spoken to Justin Brooke about her Facebook Ads account suspension and he’s helped her to rationalise it unemotionally and to find the workaround. Focus of the Week: Mary Daniels – Normal People, Noble Causes Mary's talk is about the dangers of not knowing who you are and the congruence between people/organisations with the vision to do good and create change in the world with their values and behaviour. Noble causes are served by perfectly normal human beings who behave in exceptional ways and this isn't limited to organisations either, it can apply to us working at home alone. Ask yourself about your daily habits: Am I being true to who I am? Would anyone looking in from the outside know that? What compromises do I make, how do I let my values slip, how often do I evaluate that so I can bring myself back on track? Mary’s first book is published by Hay House and called Wild Awakening, and she’s working on her next. Find out more at MaryDaniels.co.uk Words of the Week Nicola picks Leisure and Judith goes for Dreams. Project Updates Own It! The Podcast’s download numbers continue to impress both Nicola and Judith and their best guess is that it is a second spike attributable to Radio Public who reward podcasters who send them traffic. Nicola’s writing a sales letter, and her 30 Day Challenge people continue to get excellent results and ROI. One of them was also featured by Radio Public in their Indies to Watch spotlight. Judith continues to make good progress with her Creating the Impossible Challenge, her Blogfest. Now all 52 blog posts are published and all 52 podcasts too. Who or What’s Impressed? Nicola is impressed (again) by Iain Banks, having re-read The Wasp Factory in her Reading Club. Both Judith and Nicola had read it before but since it was published in 1984, neither of them can remember it! Judith is impressed by three women – Sarah Sellers who finished second in the Boston Marathon, Tammie Jo Shults the pilot who landed the South West Airlines plane which lost an engine mid-flight and Doreen Lawrence who never gave up hope of achieving justice for her son, Stephen. Thanks for listening! To share your thoughts: Leave a rating and review via your podcast app Ask a question in our Facebook Group  To help out the show: Subscribe via Radio Public, iTunes, Stitcher, YouTube, TuneIn, Libsyn Please share on Twitter, Facebook or whatever social media platform you love to use and tag us if you can - we love to read your comments! Website: OwnItThePodcast.com

At the 2018 Women of the World Festival in London, Kim Chakanetsa brings together two extraordinary women who have been instrumental in the fight against racism and police brutality. In 2013, three women came together to form an active response to systemic racism in the US. They'd just learned that the man who shot dead an unarmed black teenager called Trayvon Martin had been acquitted for the killing. They said simply: Black Lives Matter. One of them was Patrisse Khan-Cullors. Patrisse grew up in Los Angeles and became an activist at an early age, having witnessed how her own family members had been treated at the hands of police. In January 2018, she published her memoir, When They Call You a Terrorist. Baroness Doreen Lawrence has campaigned for police reform ever since the murder of her son Stephen in London in 1993. He was stabbed to death at a bus stop in an unprovoked racist attack. Doreen's tireless fight for justice finally resulted in two of his killers being convicted, and in a public inquiry. This resulted in the landmark Macpherson Report, which identified institutional racism in the police service, and led to widespread police reform. Doreen Lawrence has become an important public figure in the UK and was made a life peer in the House of Lords in 2013. Image: Doreen Lawrence and Patrisse Khan-Cullors at the WOW Festival in London Credit: BBC

Join Shaun, Sophie and Alan as they take a look at end-to-end encryptions that are used on certain services such as WhatsApp. Should there be backdoors? Listen to find out. Useful links: Westminster terrorist used WhatsApp 2 minutes before - http://news.sky.com/story/whatsapp-feels-the-heat-over-westminster-terror-attack-10816141 Amber Rudd: “We must be able to access WhatsApp” - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-39398190 Terror manual found in two minutes - http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4344338/Jihadi-terror-manuals-use-car-tool-war.html The Sun front page - http://www.scoopnest.com/user/SkyNews/846109991031459841 San Bernardino iPhone dispute - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FBI%E2%80%93Apple_encryption_dispute Arrests made in Birmingham after Westminster attack - http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/london-attacker-khalid-masood-birmingham-uk-terrorists-breeding-ground-a7646536.html Police spying: Doreen Lawrence - https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2014/feb/28/doreen-lawrence-police-spying-inquiry

Baroness Doreen Lawrence is the mother of murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence. Since his death she has campaigned for justice for the victims of race crime and founded the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust in 1998. She chooses ‘Redemption Song' by Bob Marley and The Wailers and 'Hello Mama Africa' by Garnett Silk.

Richard Coles and Suzy Klein with author, journalist and educational adviser Dreda Say Mitchell. They are also joined by listeners Sarah and Mark Horsburgh on their experience of offering respite foster care. We travel to Nottingham with John McCarthy on the trail of Alan Sillitoe, meet two lads who tell of a chance encounter with Nelson Mandela and Doreen Lawrence's Inheritance Tracks.Producer Alex Lewis.

Stephen Lawrence was murdered in South London on April 22, 1993. Stephen was black – his attackers were white. The killing and subsequent investigation exposed violent racism on Britain's streets and institutional racism within the British police force. Thanks to the tireless campaign of Stephen's mother – Doreen Lawrence – two of her son's killers were last year brought to justice. Laws have been passed and institutions reformed to combat racism but, two decades on, how much has really changed?(Image: Doreen Lawrence, Credit: Getty Images)

The New Elizabethans: Doreen Lawrence. Jim Naughtie considers the achievement of the mother of murdered teenager, Stephen Lawrence, whose campaign for justice revealed uncomfortable truths about British society. The New Elizabethans have been chosen by a panel of leading historians, chaired by Lord (Tony) Hall, Chief Executive of London's Royal Opera House. The panellists were Dominic Sandbrook, Bamber Gascoigne, Sally Alexander, Jonathan Agar, Maria Misra and Sir Max Hastings. They were asked to choose: "Men and women whose actions during the reign of Elizabeth II have had a significant impact on lives in these islands and/or given the age its character, for better or worse.".

Kirsty Young's castaway is the campaigner Doreen Lawrence. The life she thought was hers ended when her son Stephen was murdered by a group of young white men on a street in London in 1993. In the years since, her campaigning has resulted in a shift in public attitudes, laws being changed and policing methods overhauled. She set up a charity in her son's memory and has been awarded an OBE for services to community relations. She says: "My son was special and I think, what happened to him, I just wanted everyone to know and learn about him - but all the other things, the OBE, I'd swap all of that just to have my son back. When your children are young you take them for granted, because you think they're going to be there forever."Producer: Leanne Buckle.

Kirsty Young's castaway is the campaigner Doreen Lawrence. The life she thought was hers ended when her son Stephen was murdered by a group of young white men on a street in London in 1993. In the years since, her campaigning has resulted in a shift in public attitudes, laws being changed and policing methods overhauled. She set up a charity in her son's memory and has been awarded an OBE for services to community relations. She says: "My son was special and I think, what happened to him, I just wanted everyone to know and learn about him - but all the other things, the OBE, I'd swap all of that just to have my son back. When your children are young you take them for granted, because you think they're going to be there forever." Producer: Leanne Buckle.

The Context of White Supremacy welcomes Mrs. Doreen Lawrence. Mrs. Lawrence is a black female who resides in the United Kingdom. She is the mother of Stephen Lawrence. Stephen Lawrence was stabbed to death by a gang of teenage Racists. Stephen Lawrence was eighteen at the time of his death. No one has ever been punished for his murder. We'll discuss her book, "And Still I Rise": Seeking Justice for Stephen - which offers a thorough account of her views and courage.The next thing I remember is a shout of 'F*$@ing nigger.' I was too upset to do anything about it, but my sisters and cousin walked over and confronted the [Racist Suspect] who had shouted, and were called 'Black c*$ts.' in return. Cheryl said, 'it was bastards like you that killed my nephew.' The [White Woman] then said, 'If he hadn't been in this country he'd still be alive.' She then grabbed a brick out of the boot of her car and threatened Cheryl with it. It was a terrible introduction to the outside world.(Days after the murder of Stephen Lawrence) INVEST in The COWS - http://paypal.me/GusTRenegade CALL IN NUMBER: 641.715.3640 CODE 564943# The C.O.W.S. archives: http://tiny.cc/76f6p

This discussion between Doreen Lawrence, mother of Stephen; Ekow Eshun, broadcaster and director of the Institute of Contemporary Art in London; and David Adjaye, architect of the Stephen Lawrence Centre, explores one of the key events of living history i