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Lockdown rules and had parties. his trial heard he told one woman it would be her privilege to sleep with him. he would meet them in restaurants and nightclubs, arguably charmed them with his strong french accent and bring them back here. a country house, where the prosecution claimed some women felt vulnerable, scared and isolated. but a jury concluded that he wasnt guilty of six alleged rapes said to have happened here. and here is like the cinema place. this is mendy giving a guided tour of h...

Another man was also found not guilty of three counts of rape relating to two teenagers. 0ur north of england correspondent, danny savage, reports. he was the millionaire footballer who had the world at his feet. but what now for benjamin mendy? cleared of the majority of charges against him, but facing a retrial on two others a jury couldnt decide upon. so, come to the darkness. mendy lived here, a mansion in a prosperous cheshire village — where the court heard he ignored lockdown rules and ...

Failed to reach verdicts on two other charges, meaning he will now face a re—trial later this year. another man, louis saha matturie, was also found not guilty of three counts of rape relating to two teenagers. our north of england correspondent, danny savage, has the details. commentator: and it came to mendy! oh, what a clearance. he was the millionaire footballer who had the world at his feet, but what now for benjamin mendy? its a brilliant strike from mendy. cleared of the majority of cha...

So, come to the darkness. mendy lived here, a mansion in a prosperous cheshire village — where the court heard he ignored lockdown rules and had parties. his trial heard he told one woman it would be her privilege to sleep with him. he would meet them in restaurants and nightclubs, arguably charmed them with his strong french accent and bring them back here. a country house, where the prosecution claimed some women felt vulnerable, scared and isolated. but a jury concluded that he wasnt guilty...

Danny savage, reports. he was the millionaire footballer who had the world at his feet. but what now for benjamin mendy? cleared of the majority of charges against him, but facing a retrial on two others a jury couldnt decide upon. so, come to the darkness. mendy lived here, a mansion in a prosperous cheshire village — where the court heard he ignored lockdown rules and had parties. his trial heard he told one woman it would be her privilege to sleep with him. he would meet them in restaurants...

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In urumqi last week, some said lockdown rules had slowed the response. not that the government accepts this. translation: forces with ulterior motives have used social media i to link the fire to the zero—covid policy, but the local government has combated these rumours and smears. the chinese state is certainly seeking to exert control online. the social media platform weibo has removed nearly all footage of the protests. the authorities also want to stop the footage ever getting online. this...

That was in beijing. this footage is shanghai. was beaten by police and held for several hours. call the consulate now! there were also protests in chengdu, xian, wuhan and urumqi, where the first protest was seen. and there have been rare calls for the president to stand down. chanting these protesters are saying, "down with the chinese communist party! down with xijinping!" now, localised protests arent uncommon in china, widespread ones are. but as the world has opened up after the pandemic, ...

By a deadly fire in the western region of xinjiang last week, ten people died, and some blame strict lockdown rules for delaying efforts to rescue them. many people are angry at president xis zero—covid approach. millions have been affected by nearly three years of mass testing, quarantines and snap lockdowns. the police have largely allowed the rallies to continue, but in shanghai officers arrested several people and cordoned off streets on sunday. frank tsai is the founder of china crossroad...

Blamed lockdown rules for those deaths, people feeling that had it not been for the strict limits on people being able to leave their homes but they perhaps would not have otherwise have died... these protests have spread, thousands of protesters have turned out in shanghai, in nanjing, and the pictures you are seeing now are of protesters out on the streets of beijing. it looks as though the police are allowing them to get on. . . the oolice are allowing them to get on. . . the process. notice ...