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an end to the fighting in gaza. a lawyer for donald trump tells the bbc that nothing will change in the former us president's run for the white house — despite his criminal conviction. hello, i'm carl nasman. south africa's election looks set to bring the biggest political change to the country in decades. with almost all votes counted, the ruling african national congress has lost its outright majority and will now have to find coalition partners for the first time since it won power as apartheid ended in 1994. while the anc is the oldest liberation movement on the african continent, many voters blame the party for high levels of crime and corruption, and a lack of basic necessities, like water and electricity. results from wednesday's election show the anc winning
then came the digital age, where we all became photographers. no longer for the few who could afford expensive kit and had the patience to wait. 0ur pocket—sized phone studios meet demands instantaneously, and with the advent of digital manipulation and filters, you can get close to perfection every time. suddenly, everyone became a selfie connoisseur. this looks quite nice. quite a strong neg. yeah. but what about waiting? what about those magical minutes of anticipation? 0k... it's the first time i take a picture of a dog. is it? oh, well, let's hope it's a good one. when the promise of what may have been captured was more satisfying than mindlessly tapping a phone screen. a new era in photography begins. polaroid was the 06 of instant photography. it was wildly successful at its peak in the 1970s with millions of sales. it was simple. it was all plastic. it was fab. you'd snap a photo, wait for the magic to happen, and hard copies of memories. you know how i got this coat?
0ur headlines today. labour leader sir keir starmer promises to cut net legal migration to the uk — he says businesses that rely on foreign workers should train british people to do the jobs. the end of an era — 30 years after the end of apartheid in south africa, the ruling anc has lost its majority for the first time. after another delay to the launch of the boeing starliner — scientists say they're hoping to try again in the next few days. real madrid are champions of europe again, for a record—extending 15th time, after beating borussia dortmund at wembley to make it a dream debut season at the club forjude bellingham. a rather chilly start, but for many of us another day of warm sunny
the us, egypt and qatar urge israel and hamas to agree to a new peace deal as international calls grow for an end to the fighting in gaza. a lawyer for donald trump tells the bbc that nothing will change in the former us president's run for the white house — despite his criminal conviction. hello, i'm carl nasman. south africa's election looks set to bring the biggest political change to the country in decades. with almost all votes counted, the ruling african national congress has lost its outright majority and will now have to find coalition partners for the first time since it won power as apartheid ended in 1994. while the anc is the oldest liberation movement on the african continent, many voters blame the party for high levels of crime and corruption, and a lack
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to build 100 new gp surgeries. two key far—right figures in israel's government are threatening to leave their posts if benjamin netanyahu agrees to the us peace proposal. a chinese spacecraft has landed on the far side of the moon. we'll talk more about it with a former nasa astronaut. hello, i'm anna foster. south african parties are preparing for coalition talks as the african national congress lost its outright majority for the first time since the end of apartheid 30 years ago. the official tally will be announced on sunday but preliminary results show the anc at around a0%. it is still the largest party but will have to share power in order to continue governing. the bbc�*s africa correspondent barbara plett usher reports.
working its way toward trial, he sat silently, mute in his cell. especially, when detective shaklee paid him a visit. detective jaclyn shaklee: he was looking at me like a caged animal. his eyes were huge. he-- it was really creepy. o-- obviously i wanted to talk to him. i wanted to get an interview with him and see if he would-- if he would tell me something, and he immediately said, im not talking to you. get-- get out of here. keith morrison : but across town, someone was communicating. after spending five weeks in icu, lydia tillman was transferred to a local rehab hospital, and a long, slow recovery began. boy #1 (home video): hi, lydia. esther hartsky: i showed her a video of my kids saying hello to her because they missed their aunt lydia. boy #2 (home video): i want you to get better soon. esther hartsky: and she got to the part where my four-year-old started to talk and she laughed and he said, hi, lydia. boy #3 (home video): hi, lydia. esther hartsky: its the first time i got to see her laugh, and i went, shes got memory, she can laugh.
one of colorado's top high schools and considering careers in tv production or criminology. here she is directing a student film. all the more remarkable, because just seven years earlier, kenya didn't know more than a word or two of english. and not a single person in denver. apart that is, from her maria, who had migranted from honduras afr few years before. and when she and kenya were finally reunited. >> it was the happy day of my life when i held her, hold here. oh, my god, i was so happy. and we went home. telling her how much i miss her, and she said i miss you, too, mom. now we are together. nothing going to separate us. >> by the time kenya came to colorado, maria was married to tony lee. andto together they had two children. now kenya made three. >> i remember meeting her for the first time. words that she said to
beijing released these images. it says shows the moment the probe touched touchdown. >> now the craft will spend about two days collecting samples from the moon's dark side for the first time in history. >> that's according to china's national space administration. now, two methods will be used for sampling a drill for collecting specimens from beneath the surface, and a robotic arm for grabbing samples from the soil the landing site is at an impact crater known as the apollo basin, which was chosen for its relatively flat terrain sky-gazers in the southern hemisphere are getting a glimpse of an unusual horned comet hello, look here, this is known as the devil comet. the 12 p pons-brooks is making its approach to earth right? noun of this is the comets last appearance for seven decades. scientists aren't sure why it takes on the shape some compare it to the star wars millennium