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The honourable gentleman dismisses national security with the wave of her hand, but these are the responsibilities that any home secretary must abide by. that is the only caveat and once those duties have been discharged, then this report will be published. and the minister said the home office wanted the "truth to come out". opposition mps have called on the government to do more to tackle food poverty. but an education minister defended the government and accused opponents of seeking to play p...

Particularly concerning your former president, jacob zuma? the most important thing for us in south africa at the moment is to make sure that the entire population understands the interventions that we have to put in place to fight against the pandemic. basic non—pharmaceutical interventions, and then obviously the roll—out of the vaccine now, but the basic non—pharmaceutical interventions are important. thats the first thing. the second thing at the political level, youre asking me the qu...

The un is asking that the situation is resolved with dialogue. charlotte lam reports. locked out of parliament, but swearing into power, this is fiame naomi mataafa — samoas first female prime minister. the 64—year—old is no stranger inside the political pavilion — daughter of the countrys first prime minister, she then became the first female deputy leader. but her first big outing, demoted to a tent outside, banned by the parliamentary speaker. inside the building, the previous prime m...

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Are not married! heres carol with a look at this mornings weather. good morning, everybody. early statistics show wales has already had its wettest may on record but records go back to 1862. today there will be heavy, thundery showers in the forecast but not as many as yesterday and there will be some sunny spells as well. low pressure pulling away but still having an influence across parts of the east. another front coming into the south—west introducing some rain. we are starting on a fairly...

Theres a sense of frustration and anger that not more has changed over the last 12 months, because, historically speaking, grievous acts of police brutality have been the catalyst for major reform. the sight of police dogs lunging at civil rights protesters in birmingham, alabama in 1963 led to landmark legislation the following year. selma, alabama, the site of police officers mercilessly beating protesters again, produced a landmark voting rights act. and activists here saw an equivalent histo...

This is bbc news, im ben boulos. our top stories... a belarusian journalist arrested in minsk following the forced diversion of his flight appears in a video — apparently under duress. european leaders ban belarusian airlines from eu airspace and draw up targeted sanctions against officials. in gaza, we meet one community grieving the loss of their children in the recent clashes with israel. the us prepares to mark the first anniversary of the murder of african american george floyd — which ...

Know that all of us abide by the law and that none of us is above the law. you yourself have been heavily criticised by people inside the anc and also the affiliated trade union movement, cosatu, because of the way you have spoken out on financial governance issues, not so much in south africa, but there were infamous tweets you made about the relationship between the president of zambia and the chief of his central bank. and as a result of those comments you made, cosatu in particular called yo...

In those sunny spells which may create one or two showers later. temperatures a little bit warmer at 16 celsius. overnight tonight, plenty of dry, clear spells, but again a risk of maybe one or two light showers. the minimum temperature between five and seven celsius, the wind reasonably light. now as we head into wednesday, again were still at risk of maybe one or two showers, but they will be isolated. the wind light and for thursday, a ridge of high pressure builds in. and then things are set...

..takes responsibility and apologises. other governments have since followed. now, birth mothers in britain have written to borisjohnson, asking for an official apology here. a historical injustice - is what happened to us. other countries havel recognised it, and its high time ours did. well, it would be very good if somebody said "im sorry". it would be so powerful. to show people that what happened to us was wrong. the government says it accepts forced adoptions did take place but says laws h...