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Done more to prevent corruption in years gone by. is that enough or do you — senior people like you and him — need to be much more frank with the public about your own failings to deliver clean governance? we are determined to make sure that the rule of law in the republic of south africa holds the ground. so anybody who faces fraud and corruption charges must face the law. they must go to court, explain their case, respond to the prosecutions case and then the judge must determine whether t...

Killed by a white policeman — mr biden said both accountability and trust were needed in the justice system. our north america correspondent, nick bryant reports from minneapolis. taking a knee in the place that george floyd was killed — a symbol of whats become a global struggle. an act of remembrance that lasted nine minutes and 29 seconds — the duration of his murder. chanting: one, two, three, four! _ police violence no more! the march for racial justice must often seem like a never—...

[inaudible] keep warm. at least there will be a gun in every holster, if not a couch in every living room. thats our broadcast for this tuesday night with her thanks for being here with us on all our colleagues on the network on nbc news, goodnight. news, goodnight tonight on all in. breaking news from the washington post, a grand jury is convened in the investigation of donald trump and the trump organization. tonight, what we know about this big step forward for prosecutors. what we know about...

Theres been nothing done or theyre ignoring it. i dont believe thats the case, but as to whether theyre putting enough money and research into it, my answer would be absolutely no, theyre not and i would like to see them put more in. nigel huddleston. the social care minister helen whateley has promised that the government will be "bold and ambitious" about reforming the system in england. she was speaking to a parliamentary inquiry into the treatment of people with dementia. last week, the comm...

Sounds still like an anguished cry. black lives... ..matter! claybourne carson is a history professor and founding director of the martin luther king jr research and education institute at stanford university. he gave me his views on what more needs to be done to achieve meaningful police reform. having experienced the 1960s, having experienced i think it will take a lot more protests. i was at the march on washington, 200,000 people showed up. we demanded freedom now and passage of voting right...

And the most important part of this story is the working relationship between the public sector and the private sector. in the provision of employment or employment opportunities, contracts which create jobs, and other economic activities, and the so—called animal spirits in the economic debate is very important and i think we should not be in the mood of, "what are you offering people?", but what kind of environment are you providing for both the public sector and the private sector to engage...

The former colleagues of the activist and journalist who was arrested in belarus on sundays diverted flight, have told the bbc they now fear for their lives. countries are urgently demanding that belarus release roman protasevich, and his girlfriend, who are both being detained. roman ran an opposition news channel in belarus, and has been targeted for his role in last summers mass protests. our europe correspondent, jean mackenzie has visited the channels headquarters, in warsaw. also since a s...

So, its really changed here, the atmosphere has changed. people are telling us that they dont know who could be next. a protestor has been shot dead during clashes with police in the iraqi capital, baghdad. many hundreds had gathered to demand justice for dozens of activists killed since pro—democracy demonstrations began in iraq in 2019. the authorities have so far failed to identify and punish the killers. mark lobel reports. hundreds vent theirfury in baghdads tahrir square at the rise of t...

This is what the cosatu trade union federation said of your budget in february, they said, "mr mboweni has "delivered a budget that is not for the 1a million people "or more of working age who are unemployed." they feel that you are basically looking after the private sector at the expense of the unemployed and the poorest south africans. politically for the anc, that is a very dangerous place to be. that is their view, which i dont agree with, but that is their view. but politically, that is no...

This is bbc news, the latest headlines... dominic cummings — boris johnsons former chief aide — is expected to be scathing about downing streets handling of the pandemic — as he gives evidence to parliament. prosecutors in the us convene a grand jury, to decide whether to bring criminal charges against donald trump.