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said it was "the most unfair election in years" and he felt saddened by the "troubles" awaiting turkey. aru na iyengar reports. ecstatic erdogan supporters outside the presidential palace in ankara last night. earlier in the day, the president had sung to the crowd and recited a poem. this erdogan supporter says, "bye—bye mr kemal. thank god islam has won." translation: we are very happy. full ofjoy- - i cant even contain myself. i thank god. big celebrations, but they dont show that...

of an energy crisis. it seems set to get worse. what do you think it is doing to this country? well, its aim is to collapse this country and undermine the democratic project, because those in power have relegated their responsibilities, to who, we dont know. they have not maintained the power stations. they have not built the new ones that are functional. and as a result, we are where we are. the interim ceo of eskom, the state—owned energy company, said yesterday that over the comin...

more sunshine around today, especially for eastern areas. before full weekend forecast is coming up here and breakfast. its friday 2nd june. our main story. the former this morning presenter phillip schofield says he has "lost everything", after admitting to lying about an affair with a young colleague. in his first interview since resigning from itv, mr schofield says he desperately regrets the relationship, but insists it was consensual and he strenuously denies claims that he groome...

before we get into that we will have the bbc news with nick hatfield. the metropolitan police will stop attending emergency calls involving mental health incidents unless theres an immediate threat to life. the force says officers need to focus on fighting crime. the change is expected to come in from september. world leaders have been congratulating turkeys president erdogan after he won another five years in power. the election has divided the country, with mr erdogan winning 52% of ...

thank you very much. its a pleasure to talk to you, mr malema. we are speaking as south africa is in the middle of an energy crisis. it seems set to get worse. what do you think it is doing to this country? well, its aim is to collapse this country and undermine the democratic project, because those in power have relegated their responsibilities, to who, we dont know. they have not maintained the power stations. they have not built the new ones that are functional. and as a result, we ...

in the second, which the russian won. medvedev has not had the best history at the french open, he lost in the opening round on all of his first four visits to roland garros. earlier the womens seventh seed ons jabeur reached the second round. she reached two grand slam finals last year and showed few signs of her reent calf injuries against the italian lucia bronzetti. she won in straight sets 6—4, 6—1. last years runner—up coco gauff recovered from losing the first set against ...

at university prague. a few details coming in. we are hearing there is an unspecified number of dead people and injured people. the university is called the charles university faculty of art, located centrally in central prague. authorities say the square and surrounding area is shut down and close to people coming in and out. this continuing incident is still happening, so police warning anyone in the area to stay away as possible. in an e—mail to students, the university has told t...

our diplomatic correspondent, james landale is in kyiv. todays strikes were unusual for two reasons — one, because they came in the daylight, and secondly, because they appeared to be targeted here at the centre of the city. until now, most of the air strikes came at night and they were targeted at the outskirts, at national infrastructure and some of the air defences itself. so the authorities said they managed to shoot down 11 ballistic and cruise missiles. of course, that meant th...

behind the work. welcome back. i said i would keep you up—to—date with the events in new york and i will show you the live pictures. they are debating at the moment and they are holding a meeting currently on the african union. we are told they would go back into consultations on the gaza draught and a couple of hours�* time, so i don�*t think we will get a vote until the early hours of the morning here and perhaps late in the evening eastern time. so that tells you there is so...

dreadful pictures and dreadful numbers. here you can see one train carousel on its side, people desperately trying to help. its about midnight or so. it is late, it is dark, and it is desperate. some of the numbers we are getting in from afp news agency, 50 dead and 500 hertz. really desperate situation. a number of trains involved. we can take a look at the map now to show exactly where this is happening. this is happening in odesa in india there. just a little earlier, we heard from ...