Video, 00:01:00One-minute World News, WATCH: Key moments from PM's NI Brexit deal speech. Only a kangaroo court in a one-party state would pass judgment on the basis of such flimsy evidence. This comes out of wanting to enrich life, not seeking some sort of needy validation of who I am.. Role = a very simplistic why is she/he famous, Type = summary of disease type, sometimes does not make much sense, ? Ultimately you have to care about the people you encounter through your research, if you want anyone else to. I rather like slow ponderous programmes, Stephen Poliakoff plays being my ultimate fix which I expect you would find tedious beyond belief! So many and as Carolyn said, a lot of politicians , particuarily. grannydoug How civilised , hes fast asleep on the sofa unaware the rest of us - bar Big Jack greyhound who is also in the sitting room snoozing by the radiator - have gone to bed, 2 are under the duvet, one on top, and one is on the dog bed - all very cosy! I think the chapter in Black and British about that is 30,000 words, which is as long as some books.. grannydoug interesting what you say, I used to feel so alone with my thyroid disorder when I was still very poorly but under the care of an endocrinologist and being optimised. He also said Commonwealth soldiers should not be "whitewashed" out of history books, while Mr Wallace said it was a "deep regret" that his own WW1 education had included "very little about the contribution from the Commonwealth countries and the wider at the time British Empire". You have to have a real tenure in the country to play your ancestors. That moment, he says, was profoundly beautiful. Olusoga was confident about having two identities, despite the prejudice he had encountered. Esther sadly died of Graves' disease aged . But, after months of investigations, what the researchers who began this project discovered was that it was possible, in the case of 62 Falkner Street, to form a chain of human stories stretching from then to now, from the first resident to the current owner. Yet over the months my disdain for this ghost from the archives has grown, despite my attempts at professional detachment. We all know that until the 20th century billions died of diseases for which cures now exist. Presented by historian David Olusoga, the episode, which was a repeat, focused on a number of women attempting to overturn Victorian social norms. Teachers of children from pre-K through 12th grade turn to PBS for digital content and services that help bring classroom lessons to life. Video, 00:00:36, Tears of relief after man found in Amazon jungle, At the crash site of 'no hope' - BBC reporter in Greece. The treatment goals for Graves' disease are to stop the production of thyroid hormones and to block the effect of the hormones on the body. Gaynor Evans has lived at 62 Falkner Street with her two children for nearly eight years. To read their letters from within the house in which they were written, or to hold in your hands their death certificates, while standing on their front steps or in their bedroom, is a strangely intimate experience. The fact that we have doubled life expectancy may well be the single most important development in modern history., "The revolution in medicine and public health that has taken place over the past three centuries is one of the greatest achievements of all time, said Olusoga. Historian David Olusoga gave a blistering speech about the racism he faced in the British TV industry (Picture: BBC) David Olusoga delivered a hard-hitting speech about the racism he faced. Funny to think of the house not being in town as it's right in the centre. In the new edition of Black and British, which includes a chapter on the Windrush scandal and last years Black Lives Matter protests, Olusoga describes that moment in 2012 as a mirage. Historians have to be nosy, they have to want to know what others experienced. The consequence of the commission's failings is not only to do a great injustice to the black and Asian soldiers, sailors and airmen who fought alongside their white European comrades in two world wars, it is to misrepresent our history. The reverse of course, is, perhaps those who have energy & laboured breathing problems (probably caused by the meds) it's just either tough or there is a lot more going on especially in the adrenal area. David Olusoga also mentioned he has suffered for the last four years with Graves' disease and found her death particularly poignant and felt some of her pain, and it is only by virtue of being born in modern times that the disease can be treated and he has survived. It brings slavery to Britain and therefore undermines the idea that it doesnt really matter because it happened over there, says Olusoga. I experienced racism from teachers in ways that are shocking if I tell them to young people at school now, says Olusoga. The extremes of Liverpools story are reflected in the lives of the occupants of 62 Falkner Street. I suspect I have forgotten dozens of people who I know should be included, let alone the untold number I do not know about. Video, 00:00:41, Watch Kate beat William in spin class endurance race, Record numbers of guide dog volunteers after BBC story. Elizabeth Bowes' tragic story was featured in the BBCs documentary A House Through Time, which tells the history of the city from 1840 to the present from the perspectives of those who lived in a single house in the city's Georgian Quarter. The version of history I was taught at school was largely one of great men and great deeds, a history that took place in palaces and battlefields. The professor and broadcaster discusses writing black Britishness back into history, the backlash this provokes and why hes so proud of his heritage, Historys purpose isnt to comfort us, says David Olusoga, although many in the UK seem to think it is. Yet apologists for empire, in particular, like to dismiss him as a woke historian in an attempt to politicise his work or flatly deny the realities that he points out. He is Professor of Public History at the University of Manchester. While the series features many leading public health authorities and scientists on the front lines of the current pandemic, EXTRA LIFE examines the bigger picture and sparks a global conversation about how weve learned to save lives. They span the social spectrum, from the well-to-do Victorian gentlemen to the families who huddled together in single rooms during the decades after the second world war when the house degenerated into a tenement slum. Because to live in an old house is to share your most intimate space with the dead. An inquiry has found at least 116,000 mostly African and Middle Eastern casualties from World War One "were not commemorated by name or . A generation has emerged that doesnt need history to perform that role of comfort that its parents and grandparents did, he says. ET on PBS, and stream via pbs.org and the PBS Video app. They hold on to the belief that the UK was a white country until the past few decades and refuse to accept evidence that shows the presence of black people goes back centuries. I live in Liverpool, so enjoyed that. He was dyslexic, but the school refused to get him tested until he did his GCSEs: It was the easier story to believe that this kid was stupid because all black kids are stupid. When he finally got his diagnosis and support thanks in large part to his mothers fierce determination Olusoga went to study history at the University of Liverpool, followed by a masters degree at Leicester. His exposure to Nigerian culture seems quite limited. Historian David Olusoga told BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty that the Commonwealth War Graves Commission was "another organisation that's had to be dragged into admitting its history. So he calls himself a Geordie. He was proud of being a black Nigerian of Yoruba heritage and was perfectly happy being part of his mothers white working-class geordie tradition. Those triggers remind us that the buildings we confidently call ours once belonged to others; many and multiple others. No list from which practitioners of the art can be struck off for professional misconduct. Melissa Porter ( hypothyroidism) claims that it was her illness that helped her to get the job of her dreams!!! I feel if we would only fund it better instead of always wanting a few pennies in tax cuts it could have a golden era again if we held dear to its original principles rather than allowing them to be muddied by those envisioning a carve up. Endocrinology Olusoga is often accused of pursuing a political agenda. You can also get in touch in the following ways: If you are reading this page and can't see the form you will need to visit the mobile version of the BBC website to submit your question or comment or you can email us at HaveYourSay@bbc.co.uk. Two people with the same disease. He has a simple response: that he has been trying to get a programme made about it for his entire career and it is finally happening. Graves' disease is an immune system disorder that results in the overproduction of thyroid hormones (hyperthyroidism). To pass judgment on anyone living or dead on the basis of a handful of letters and ledger entries is palpably unfair and arguably ridiculous, and yet, in this case, almost impossible to resist. But he has always had a third identity. Historians love to talk about how we can get closer to the people of the past, but when it happens of its own volition the effects can be unnerving. He says that some of the aggression shown towards black historians who write honestly about Britains past comes from people who think this history is important because it gives black people the right to be here. 2023 BBC. He said there were cases where the commission "deliberately overlooked evidence" that would have allowed it to find the names of the dead. Video, 00:01:00, View from the cockpit of a Ukraine combat helicopter. I lived, she died because we were born in different centuries. David Olusoga is a British Nigerian historian, broadcaster and writer. I care about the names on slave ledgers, I care about the bones of people in Africa, in mass graves in the first world war and in riverbeds in Namibia. I have found myself marvelling at my capacity to feel genuine dislike for men who died over a century before my birth. And he said there were examples of officials employing an "overarching imperial ideology connected to racial and religious differences" in order to "divide the dead and treat them unequally in ways that were impossible in Europe". The information has been collected from many internet sites. Video, 00:01:51, Lockdown hits nephew's 11,000-mile war grave trip, I look after the grave of a soldier Ive never met Video, 00:01:57, I look after the grave of a soldier Ive never met, Trumpeter heads to rooftop to remember dead. Video, 00:01:28, The 'smart suit' that is changing children's lives, View from the cockpit of a Ukraine combat helicopter. I am wondering who is treating her, it would be good to know that. ", David Matthews tells the story of his great-uncle who fought in World War One. David Olusoga: As a child I never presumed the racism I experienced would ever stop We asked the historian and presenter, 50, what his younger self would make of his life, and how his. ", War Graves Commission 'dragged into admitting its history' Video, 00:01:59War Graves Commission 'dragged into admitting its history', Up Next. Picture is last one of Abraham Lincoln while alive. Presenter David branded Anne "courageous and a pioneer of the divorce courts". The Commonwealth War Graves Commission, which is tasked with commemorating those who died in the two world wars, has also apologised over its findings. EXTRA LIFE: A SHORT HISTORY OF LIVING LONGER, a new four-part series from Nutopia that examines the science and medical innovations that conquered some of the worlds deadliest diseases and doubled life expectancies for many across the globe, will air Tuesdays, May 11-June 1 at 8:00 p.m. An inquiry by the commission was set up following a 2019 Channel 4 documentary, called Unremembered, which was presented by Mr Lammy. It has changed so much in the pool since I was a girl - for the better Id say. Video, 00:01:28, The 'smart suit' that is changing children's lives, View from the cockpit of a Ukraine combat helicopter. Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked. Another one to add to your list is historian David Olusoga. Black Londoners dressed up as their ancestors for the opening ceremony, with long, baggy suits, holding their suitcases, says Olusoga. Go home or face arrest a van in London in 2013, part of Theresa Mays hostile environment strategy. . I still love it there and hope one day I will live there again - so good for cycling too. David Olusoga: "It's another organisation that's had to be dragged into admitting its history.". They had terrible problems trying to destroy her thyroid with RAI and thought she could die, she suffered bad thryoid eye disease which might be why I opened up to her, suspecting she might have thyroid problems. For Olusoga, 51, this hostility can in part be explained by ignorance. For her there were few options. 6:05 to see if there are people out there with a history of eating disorders and thyroid problems? Timed to the series premiere, Riverhead will publish a book authored by Johnson titled EXTRA LIFE: A Short History of Living Longer (Riverhead Books, an imprint of Penguin Random House; on sale May 11, 2021). The house selected is a Georgian-style terrace in what is now called the Georgian Quarter of Liverpool. An updated edition of Black and British: A Forgotten History, with a new chapter, is published on 10 June (Picador, 12.99). Video, 00:00:42Dog found alive after 23 days under rubble, Watch Kate beat William in spin class endurance race. It was rare for divorce papers to be filed at that time and was an extraordinarily difficult thing to do, with proceedings only able to be heard at the forbidding Central Criminal Court in London. Graves would be a most dreadful way to die and I often shudder to think of the millions who died from thyroid disorders before any treatment was available. Edward and Esther separated, which was unusual for a couple to do at the time. By way of an excuse, and by chance, I spent four years living with the same disease. Defence Secretary Ben Wallace apologises: "There can be no doubt prejudice played a part in some of the commission's decisions". Video, 00:01:18, Record numbers of guide dog volunteers after BBC story, WATCH: Key moments from PM's NI Brexit deal speech. It was presented as impossible a dualism that couldnt exist, because whiteness and Britishness were the same thing when I was growing up. Olusoga was born in Lagos in 1970, to a white British mother and a Nigerian father, moving to his mothers home town, Gateshead, at an early age. Luckily they did manage to get it under control but she clearly continued to suffer with the consequences both emotional and physical. Content on HealthUnlocked does not replace the relationship between you and doctors or other healthcare professionals nor the advice you receive from them. Olusoga was writing just a few years after the London Olympics, in which a tantalising view of Britain emerged a country at ease with its multiculturalism, nodding with pride to the arrival of the Windrush generation in 1948. But this is to fundamentally misunderstand what drives him and also why this history is important for black people. suprising to see a few athletes with graves, I'm finding walking up the road leaves me breathless.. He is asked, for instance, why he doesnt speak about the Barbary slave trade of the 16th to 18th centuries, in which Europeans were captured and traded by north African pirates. Original reporting and incisive analysis, direct from the Guardian every morning. Read about our approach to external linking. When you hold in your hands an object created hundreds of years before your birth and feel the vague presence of the hands that held it in the past. Episode One:Vaccinesexplores the history and use of vaccination, from early practices in Africa introduced to America during the slave trade and Thomas Jefferson's clinical trials, to the first anti-vax protests in the 19th century and COVID-19 today. 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I declare a bit of a bias against some of the more air-headed end of Z-list slebs wondered why Lincoln didn't grow a moustache with his beard, eyebrows look ok tho'? He studied. In 1883, couple Alfred and Anne Robinson, Liverpudlians "through and through" had taken residence in the well-known house. Delivered through member stations, PBS KIDS offers high-quality educational content on TV including a 24/7 channel, online at pbskids.org, via an array of mobile apps and in communities across America. Delivery charges may apply. Johnson is the best-selling author of 12 books, including The Ghost Map, one of the seminal books on epidemics. David, who returns to our screens in the BBC series A House Through . David Olusoga in Bristol. He is 49 years old. Video, 00:01:20WATCH: Key moments from PM's NI Brexit deal speech, EU Chief on NI deal: 'We were honest with each other' Video, 00:00:36EU Chief on NI deal: 'We were honest with each other', The 'smart suit' that is changing children's lives. David Olusoga Why did it take our TV documentary to push the Commonwealth War Graves Commission into righting a wrong they had long known about? Read about our approach to external linking. He remains committed to one goal: to uncover the stories of those who have long been deemed unimportant. We all know that until the 20th century billions died of diseases for which cures now exist. Video, 00:00:42, Dog found alive after 23 days under rubble, Watch Kate beat William in spin class endurance race. Episode Three:Data looks at how the emergence of fact-based research, data mapping and analysis has improved public health. . Mr Lammy added that work must be done to find their names in archives where that is possible, and to establish how local communities would like them to be commemorated. I dont feel challenged in my right to be proud to be British, he says. Other family members have also got lymphoma of the thyroid but thankfully I was spared that! Photograph: Olumedia/The Guardian. Each episode will explore one aspect of public health that has played a central role in our battle to live longer. Please share your story by emailing haveyoursay@bbc.co.uk. Houses live longer than people and the harsh fact is that we are just passing through. (He is also on the board of the Scott Trust, which owns Guardian Media Group.) Thats my job to care about them. Reading the grim details of a Victorian domestic violence case, while walking through the rooms in which those beatings and beratings took place, felt almost voyeuristic. TSH110 It sounds as if you've had a really rough ride. As part of the commission's work to search for unnamed war dead and those who are potentially not commemorated, it will also look at those who died in World War Two, although it is not thought that inequalities seen in WW1 were as widespread then. Interesting list! Video, 00:01:18Record numbers of guide dog volunteers after BBC story, One-minute World News. When the book was published in 2016, it ended on a hopeful note. Anyhow I'm currently pretty good and I've laughed at the image of a lively Italian greyhound pouncing all over you. When he wrote his first book on the 1904-08 Namibian genocide, he went to mass graves where he saw bones sticking out of the ground. But knowing the historical facts and the bleak statistics is very different to reading of Esther Lublins tragic life, our shared diagnosis, her name and age younger than I am now scrawled on to her death certificate by a busy doctor. Video, 00:01:14, Trumpeter heads to rooftop to remember dead, Tears of relief after man found in Amazon jungle. David Olusoga on Commonwealth War Graves Commission apology. Between 45,000 and 54,000 Asian and African personnel who died in the conflict were "commemorated unequally", the commission said. David Adetayo Olusoga OBE (born January 1970 [1]) is a British historian, writer, broadcaster, presenter and film-maker. Video, 00:01:28The 'smart suit' that is changing children's lives, View from the cockpit of a Ukraine combat helicopter. I struggle to think of a better phrase to describe this place. For Olusoga, 51, this hostility can in part be explained by ignorance. "Underpinning all these decisions, however, were the entrenched prejudices, preconceptions and pervasive racism of contemporary imperial attitudes," it added. First published in 2016, and made into a TV series the same year, the book charts black British history from the first meeting between the people of Britain and the people of Africa during the Roman period, to the racism Olusoga encountered during his own childhood, via Britains role in the slave trade and the scramble for Africa. Part of the aim of A House is to answer the question that everyone who has ever lived in an old house has at some time or another asked themselves. Nothing about this can be said to be truly revelatory. Tonight's episode focused on the relationships of the people who lived at the property. First published in 2016, and made into a TV series the same year, the book charts black British history from the first meeting between the people of Britain and the people of Africa during the Roman period, to the racism Olusoga encountered during his own childhood, via Britain's role in the slave trade and the scramble for Africa.It is a story that some of Olusoga's critics would prefer . They went on to have a family together - with Anne raising the daughters of Alfred and his mistress following the mistress' death. He died of cholera, which was associated with those living in poverty - an unexpected death for a resident of such an upmarket area. Im really sorry that the stuff I do and that other people do is a challenge to that, but my job is to be a historian. He is doing a great series using residents through time of a house in Liverpool to illuminate major changes in history through their lives - excellent viewing, as has been all his history programes I have seen. I enjoyed the first episode. Presented by historian David Olusoga, the episode, which was a repeat, focused on a number of women attempting to overturn Victorian social norms. A few days after reading the 1880s death certificate of Esther Lublin I found myself alone in my office, on the top floor of my house, reading old diaries, remembering how painful it had been. The rises and falls, the shifts in the fortunes of neighbourhoods and whole cities are here, tracing the often surprising journey one single house can take from an elegant dwelling in a fashionable . Mr Wallace said: "On behalf of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission and the government both of the time and today, I want to apologise for the failures to live up to their founding principles all those years ago and express deep regret that it has taken so long to rectify the situation. Video, 00:00:41, Watch Kate beat William in spin class endurance race, Record numbers of guide dog volunteers after BBC story. I lived, she died because we were born in different centuries. Studying the past of one terraced Liverpool home for BBC2's A House Through Time has brought Britain's real history to life Historian David Olusoga, presenter of A House Through Time, outside. My weight was 20 stone History of eating disorders and thyroid problems. The summer afterwards, vans bearing the message Go home or face arrest were driven around London as part of Theresa Mays notorious hostile environment strategy, aiming to make the UK inhospitable for undocumented migrants. Though of course I don't feel so alone on this website either! Both survived and that side of the family had the good genes so were lucky. Esther sadly died of Graves' disease aged just 44 and her former husband Edward left Liverpool for Denmark. Best-selling author Steven Johnson (The Ghost Map, HOW WE GOT TO NOW) and historian and broadcaster David Olusoga (CIVILIZATIONS, "Black & British: A Forgotten History") combine expertise to . Best-selling author Steven Johnson (The Ghost Map, HOW WE GOT TO NOW) and historian and broadcaster David Olusoga (CIVILIZATIONS, Black & British: A Forgotten History) combine expertise to guide viewers across 300 years of medical innovation, and go behind the scenes of modern medicine to meet the unsung heroes who are tackling COVID-19 and other public health threats. Im hoping the call of spring will gradually put me right again. Its not to make people feel good.. This means that we may include adverts from us and third parties based on our knowledge of you. Episode Two:Medical Drugs focuses on the more recent medical inventions that combat illness directly, particularly antibiotics, and the development of antiviral drugs for HIV. He found it refreshing to see the UKs history of empire and colonialism acknowledged in last summers anti-racist placards, with one popular slogan stating The UK is not innocent. Video, 00:01:51Lockdown hits nephew's 11,000-mile war grave trip, I look after the grave of a soldier Ive never met Video, 00:01:57I look after the grave of a soldier Ive never met, Trumpeter heads to rooftop to remember dead. Six million soldiers from the British Empire served in WW1. Episode Four:Behaviorexamines the importance of public engagement during a health crisis, from the discovery that the simple act of handwashing could save lives in a 19th century Viennese maternity hospital, to facemasks and lockdowns used to combat the Spanish flu 100 years ago, along with what we are experiencing today. Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked. Video, 00:00:36, Tears of relief after man found in Amazon jungle, At the crash site of 'no hope' - BBC reporter in Greece. And there are a lot of people for whom that idea of exceptionalism is a part of how they see themselves. Our homes, the most acutely personal places in our lives, come to us secondhand, and invisibly link us to people we have never met, people to whom we have no association other than a single shared connection to place. Video, At the crash site of 'no hope' - BBC reporter in Greece, The African soldiers dragged into Europe's war, Marking the memories of a million service personnel, 'I don't want you to listen to me, I want you to listen to the science', Careers that are reducing our impact on the planet, Harry and Meghan told to 'vacate' Frogmore Cottage, Fungus case forces Jack Daniels to halt construction, Rare Jurassic-era bug found at Arkansas Walmart, China and Belarus call for peace in Ukraine, Ed Sheeran says wife developed tumour in pregnancy, NFL hopeful accused of racing in deadly car crash, Man survives 31 days in jungle by eating worms. She must have known that, sooner or later, the condition would kill her. For her there were few options. ", In response, commission employee Arthur Browne said: "In perhaps two or three hundred years' time, when the native population had reached a higher stage of civilisation, they might then be glad to see that headstones had been erected on the native graves and that the native soldiers had received precisely the same treatment as their white comrades.". The time date was about the same we have only just sold the house and I was sorry but it had to go. A statue of the slave trader Edward Colston was toppled in Bristol; a Guardian analysis suggests about 70 monuments to slavers and colonialists have been removed, or are in the process of being removed, across the UK. The report found that at least 116,000 casualties from WW1, most of whom were of African, Indian or Egyptian origin, "were not commemorated by name or possibly not commemorated at all". Sorry I thought I had checked first hey ho the joys of thyroid. "If the Commonwealth War Graves Commission had set up a committee and discovered that 100,000 white British soldiers lay in mass graves - unmarked, uncommemorated - and the documentation proved that that had been deliberate, what would they do?" He also studied at the University of Liverpool and so benefits from slavery as much as anyone else. A woman who seemed to have it all was forced to rent out her home after her husband died from cholera. We're being criticised for using the word apartheid to describe Voi Cemetery in Kenya. I have been surprised at my capacity to feel sympathy and empathy for people I only know from patchy evidence. "The events of a century ago were wrong then and are wrong now," it said. Some treatments include: Radioactive iodine therapy With this therapy, you take radioactive iodine (radioiodine) by mouth. Although a number of disorders may result in hyperthyroidism, Graves' disease is a common cause. 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