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Citys ageing sewers. We need to. We meet. Hello the growing scandal surrounding Harvey Weinstein is now being investigated by police in london and new york. The hollywood producer is facing multiple allegations of rape, Sexual Assault and harassment some of which he denies. In his first Public Comments, hes said everyone makes mistakes and he asked for a second chance. Stars including Emma Thompson and jane fonda have spoken to the bbc about the allegations and the film industrys reluctance to speak out. Sarah corker reports. The movie mode will Harvey Weinstein is facing a growing litany of a...

The growing scandal surrounding Harvey Weinstein is now being investigated by police in london and new york. The hollywood producer is facing multiple allegations of rape, Sexual Assault and harassment some of which he denies. In his first Public Comments, hes said everyone makes mistakes, and he asked for a second chance. Stars including Emma Thompson and jane fonda have spoken to the bbc about the allegations, and the film industrys reluctance to speak out. Sarah corker reports. Harvey weinstein is admitting he needs help. In his first Public Comments on the widening sexual abuse scandal, he...

The growing scandal surrounding Harvey Weinstein is now being investigated by police in london and new york. The hollywood producer is facing multiple allegations of rape, Sexual Assault, and harassment some of which he denies. In his first Public Comments, hes said everyone makes mistakes and he asked for a second chance. Stars including Emma Thompson and jane fonda have spoken to the bbc about the allegations and the film industrys reluctance to speak out. Our correspondent david willis reports from los angeles. Harvey weinstein is admitting he needs help. In his first Public Comments on the...

Khan has committed an error by unfairly positioning victims of Zionist colonialism on an equal footing with perpetrators of genocide.

A new inquest will be held into the mysterious death in 1967 of South Africa's anti-apartheid leader and first Nobel Peace Prize winner Chief Albert Luthuli, justice minister Ronald Lamola has said.