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Goodbye! that is the most he has said all interview. i had to bring politics into this, but you know what? tonys is rivalling some of the politicians we have on the programme sometimes. there you go. i absolutely respect that. if he doesnt want to talk, he doesnt have to. he is a man who speaks with actions rather than words. and when necessary. you. thank goodbye. thats all we needed. tony with mum paula. the headlines coming up. see you shortly.

>> peaceful. >> its really interesting to hear directly from each of you with your different experiences and at a time where people can feel so divided and also feel that its hard to engage let alone change our own minds. ill just say on behalf of myself, i appreciate you sharing how you came to your judgment last time, how youre doing it this time and everyone can go out and make up, as you did, make up their own minds, change their own minds if they want. appreciate it. >> thank you very much....

Several times through legislation and that failed, it asked the court, packed with judges chosen by the government to rule on the matter. thereby opening the governments of the criticism that it was bypassing parliament. our presidential candidates that very firmly just weeks before the election that he would support any such initiative and also the traditional court ruled on the case on the motion that was signed by the members of parliament. with no sign of a government u—turn, more protests...

Powerful piece of work. it stands at the mausoleum of ghanas independence leader kwame nkrumah and argues that ghana is still not properly free of slavery and colonialisation. itjust exists in a different form these days. they have all got individual expressions of pain and it is quite sobering, actually. ghana was right at the centre of the slave trade. its most powerful remnants lie a few hours east of here in the old colonial capital, cape coast, which is where i am going next. it is estimate...

That he would support any such initiative and he also said that the traditional court should rule on the case on the motion that was signed by the members of parliament. with no sign of a government u—turn, more protests are planned while women are being urged to strike. the demonstrators emboldened by opinion polls consisted the suggested there is reason for tightening restrictions and this may be a devoutly catholic country, but the ruling is testing the faith of many. back to america now, a...

>> next weeks will be terrible, i imagine. >> reporter: in bergamo, the center of the first wave, everyone wears a mask. in this small town, more than 6,000 people died with covid in over a month in the spring the worst death rate in the world today as the virus sweeps in again, people here are terrified. >> we are scared to go outside home, we are scared to meet other people. >> reporter: nearly everyone here lost family. >> two parents in four days in march is terrible. >> reporter: they feel ...

Within london. poor communication from the outset of the encounter and it affected how the encounter took place. thirdly, consistent use of force. 0ver seeking cooperation. this involved the use of handcuffs. fourthly, failure to use body worn video from the outside of the contact and finally continuing to seek further evidence after the initial stop and search were found to be unfounded. essentially fishing for further grounds. when you talk about the lack of understanding of impact of of stop ...

Now who the race to the white house will in part be decided by who can persuade americas growing latino population in crucial swing states like florida and arizona to turn out and vote for them. since donald trump was elected in 2016, nearly four million latinos have come of voting age. many have watched as their communities 0ur correspondent sophie long reports from arizona. this is the level of some latinos dedication to their president. latinos love trump. aw, thats great. restaurateurs jorge...

International hotel and tower in chicago. and a federal judge has denied the justice departments effort to step in and shield trump from a defamation lawsuit brought by magazine columnist e. jean carol, when he told white house reporters she made up the rape story. the ruling keeps her lawsuit alive. its a lot. were joined by our lead off discussion group. philip rucker, pulitzer prizewinning bureau chief for "the washington post," coauthor carol leonnig. and nancy cook, and a.b. stoddard. good ...

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