there nelson chamisa of the movement for democratic change party or m.d.c. claimed the election on monday was rigged his party had taken just over forty four percent of the vote but emerson on god one of the rulings on a p.f. was declared the winner with almost fifty one percent of the vote. he had first taken power in november after a brief military intervention which toppled robert mugabe after thirty seven years of iron fisted rule to me said didn't think much has changed since. we are both out sitting. on. well what it says in this is. we want to court bodies out to get out of. this little gold base and this is a ball and goes just to make sure that for the kids it was for it for what it they did it if they equal it wind their face and you will walk along and will not see demonstrations erupted shortly after the election result was announced with the military killing six protesters the m.d.c. say they also lost because its supporters suffered harassment and violence meanwhile president men on god why i held his own press conference where he called for an

nelson chamisa had come to visit wounded people in hospital.re on him to help de—escalate the crisis seems to have had little effect. offered the chance to call for a restraint from his supporters, this was his response. there is no reason for us to ask them to show restraint, because it's always been restrained. our people are peace—loving. we have demonstrated several times and we are peace—loving people. zimbabweans love peace, but they have a very violent government. in the aftermath of death and injury, this was the normally bustling centre of harare today. soldiers had warned people to go home. this isn't the typical busy harare of a thursday afternoon. it's an apprehensive place. it's a city whose streets don't belong to the people today, but to men with batons and guns. at the headquarters of the opposition, we found a stand—off. police had arrested several people who had been taking refuge there since yesterday. the face of a prisoner. they were still seeking the surrender of more holding out inside. the government side has given mixed

chamisa did not think much has changed since. mr. chamisa: we are not accepting this. we want to formal result to be announced. we will pursue all means necessary, legal and constitutional, to m make sure e protect the people's vote. we will not -- they are subverting the wind. we will not allow it. reporter: the ministrations erupted shortly after the election result was announced with the military killing six protesters. the mdc says it lost because its supporters suffered harassment and violence. presidident mnangagwa held his own conference where he called for an investigation into what happened and called for unity. pres. mnangagwa: i pledge to be the president t of all zimbabwes , a president of those that voted for me and those who did nonot. to nelson chamisa, i want to say you have a crucial role to play in zimbabwe's present and its future. reporter: opposition leader chamisa has called for a day of mourning for democracy. sarah: dw correspondent adrian kriesch joins us from harare. let's start with emmerson mnangagwa describing his elections as a celebration

to nelson chamisa.le to play in zimba bwe's present say you have a crucial role to play in zimbabwe's present and in its future, and its unfolding future. let us both call for peace and unity, in ourland. call for both louder. the opposition is yet to provide solid evidence to prove that the vote has been stolen. it will also be hard—pressed to persuade the international community to turn its back against president emerson mnangagwa. with the results as close as this, there is no doubt that the next few days will be crucial for this 0ur africa editor fergal keane joinsjoins us now. is there any sign parts of the opposition may be able to accept the call for the new nation to come together? certainly not nelson chamisa but he, he is the leader of the party, there are other voices within the mdc who told me in the last 2a hours, look, we have to look at the lessons we can learn from the election defeat. now you will have the party going through a court process , the party going through a court process, th

chanting: chamisa! chamisa! chamisa is the winner! chamisa has got victory in his hands.ver at the results centre, hopes of an announcement faded as the declaration of parliamentary results dragged on. and it appeared that not all the legal representatives of the 23 presidential candidates had turned up. for now, this is all we have for you. we will start announcing the results for the presidential as soon as that legal process has been taken care of. the delay convinces the opposition that there is a fix, and as the day wore on, foreign observers appealed for a swift declaration. the results of the presidential election were counted first in the polling stations. and therefore i have still to learn why it will be published last. but, just outside, the riot police had locked the gates against hundreds of protesting opposition supporters. they burned posters of the president and ruling party. we heard shots and tear gas, and then the afternoon descended into chaos. at the other end of the city, police came under attack. a ruling—party office was targeted. gunshots gunfire

that is what the movement for democratic change leader nelson chamisa hinted at.said they had evidence of their own to show that ballot boxes were stuffed and that ballot boxes were stuffed and that votes were moved and taken away from him and given to emmerson mnangagwa. we have not had any concrete evidence from him, though, to substantiate those claims. but we have also heard during the course of today that there is an independent observer mission that was also on the ground, dating those figures, and they seem to verify the results that were announced by the electoral commission, so it's an uphill battle for nelson chamisa in his quest for what he believes is a victory that he won fairly and squarely. what is your sense of the mood, as much as one can generalise? it has been such a difficult and tense week, and we have seen people lose their lives. what is your sense of certainly harare, where you are tonight? after president—elect emmerson mnangagwa's win, the city was quiet and subdued. we are seeing that life appears to be going back to normal as some vendo

opposition people nelson chamisa said he did not accept the outcome and said he however, nelson chamisad he did not accept the outcome of the election and would explore all legal means to challenge i we have this report from john ray of independent televison news. >> reporter: meet the new boss same as the old bossth. winner of a disputed election will need me than words to convince the nation's he's changed. >> now that the people have spoken, i hear your call. i pledge to be a listeningpr ident, a fair president a responsible and an inclusive president. >> reporter: he said his defeated opponent would have t crucial roleplay in the natioren's futu >> get out! >> reporter: though, earlier, this new zim looked veuch like the old-- ugly. without warning or explanation are you here to arrest us? police raided a city center hotel in harare while we waited meet mr. chamisa. so they're banging on their riot shields. they're telling us we must get out. "out, out, out," they keep shouting. it's not clear if they've comet to arresnelson chamisa or just to flush the journalists away. but as you

to nelson chamisa.ave a crucial role to play in zimbabwe's present and in its future, and its unfolding future. let us both call for peace and unity in our land. call for both, louder and even. the opposition is yet to provide solid evidence to prove that the vote has been stolen. it will also be hard—pressed to persuade the international community to turn its back against president mnangagwa. with the results as close as this, there is no doubt that the next few days will be crucial for this deeply divided nation. i've been speaking to a former adviser to the opposition mdc party, alex magaisa. he says the result is still too close to call. it's been an incredibly close election, very highly contested, no opposition leader who has obtained 2 million votes, that is a huge credit to the effort of him and his team, what is important is to understand that the people of zimbabwe, the people uploaded, should have their well—respected and if there are any disputes or any issues about the result, then they nee

chamisa. is there likely to be any ground they can come together on? peter: well, they are all zimbabwean. there is some common ground. here is what is likely to happen. opposition m can make it very, very difficult for president mnangagwa and zanu-pto have nvnctions removed or even approach foreigntors to bring money into zimbabwe. if the opposition cos to say what they're doing and protest in this way, it will be ddifficult for mnangagwa that. i suspect what may well happen btimately is that he will have very little choi to reach out to the oosition and to perhaps bring in to some kind of government of national unity if they really want tprevent a -- present a united front to the rlto get the investment that zimbabwe so desperately needs as virtually a failed state. rajini: you mentioned the international community. how can zimbabwe return to the internatiol fold after decades of robert mugabe's rule? peter: the metrics have been made fairly clear. there is a sanctions lt at the moment with individuals including president mnangagwa, cited for various

was narrow election when in july opposition leader nelson chamisa says the vote was rigged in favor of the president who won with just over fifty percent . more in the capital harare. yes there was. some political analysts are calling it the most important court battle in zimbabwe since morgan signed an iced cheese and trial more than ten years ago the main opposition leader nelson chamisa is challenging president innocent agog was election win at the constitutional court people who went inside court watched the proceedings from home and restaurants all the results show that when a goggle won by a narrow margin opposition supporters are hoping the judges will declare chamisa the winner i'm hoping the will go through the evidence as a necessity and give what's just all come from all over your family to mr me the case is seen as a test of the independence of the country's highest court once judges make a ruling the verdict cannot be appealed i think the courts they must draw reads in good faith so that's everyone must after the ruling of the courts comments are which by the zits of them

there nelson chamisa of the movement for democratic change party or m.d.c. claimed the election on monday was rigged his party had taken just over forty four percent of the vote but emerson the non-god of the ruling zanu p.f. was declared the winner with almost fifty one percent of the vote. he had first taken power in november after a brief military intervention which toppled robert mugabe after thirty seven years of iron fisted rule jimmy said didn't think much has changed since. the old. well good at six in this it's. we was a chorus of. all this this is ego and cause just to make sure the footage it was worth it or was it that she did they equally want there are bits of it you would want and will not see demonstrations erupted shortly after the election result was announced with the military killing six protesters the m.d.c. say they also lost because its supporters suffered harassment and violence meanwhile president men on god while held his own press conference where he called for an investigation into what happened and also called for unity. to be th

chanting: chamisa! chamisa! chamisa! chamisa is the winner! chamisa is going to victory.at the results centre, hopes of an announcement faded, as the declaration of parliamentary results dragged on. and it appeared that not all the legal representatives of the 23 presidential candidates had turned up. for now, this is all we have for you. we will start announcing the result of the presidential as soon as that legal process has been ta ken care of. the delay convinces the opposition that there's a fix. and as the day wore on, foreign observers appealed for a declaration. the results of the presidential election were counted first in the polling stations and, therefore, i have still to learn why it will be published last. butjust outside, the riot police had blocked the gates against hundreds of protesting opposition supporters. they burned posters of the president and ruling party. we heard shots and tear gas and then the afternoon descended into chaos. at the other end of the city, police came under attack. a ruling party office was targeted. gunshots gunfire echoed aroun

mr chamisa was eventually allowed to speak.e claims the election was rigged, and that the results announced by zimba bwe‘s rigged, and that the results announced by zimbabwe's electoral commission do not reflect the will of the people. if you go around the country, you will find that there is nojubilation, there country, you will find that there is no jubilation, there is country, you will find that there is nojubilation, there is no celebration. if anything, today is a day of mourning. mourning over democracy. it is a black day. because we are seeing a repeat of what we saw during the yesteryear regime. very late last night, the electoral commission declared the result. therefore, emmerson mnangagwa of zanu—pf party is therefore duly declared elected president of the republic of zimbabwe. this legitimises president mnangagwa's position following a military coup that ousted former strongman robert mugabe last november. the ruling zanu—pf party has dismissed allegations of vote rigging, and president mnangagwa has extended an ol

nelson chamisa. let's bring in our guests now and harare a bow mendota he's a director of the trust joining us from london joseph a journalist and former columnist at the new african magazine also in the zimbabwe capital ernest when saying the harare media center welcome to all of you appreciate your time very much if i want to start with you the election commission as we said has already announced some of the results they announced one hundred forty seats for zeno p.f. and parliament and fifty eight for the m.d.c. alliance yet both sides are claiming victory what are they basing that on. things because of the contentious nature of the backdrop to the election. we wanted to go back to the coup on the fifteenth of november. twenty seven two if you remember one of the reasons the military gave for. an addict in the coup was that was the fear that zanu p.f. would lose their lives as in twenty two with a bit of insight it's clear that to the extent that the party was on the pier became very motorized in

rejects the fake results nelson chamisa is the major opposition candidate so things are not yet over here and people are looking forward to see how the opposition will now react you know what options does the opposition really have here and. well there's basically two options one is they could go to court and challenge the results there this is what some reprise entities of the opposition have said already that they're going to do that but it's not the candy did the major candidate nelson chamisa said yesterday that this is not an option for him he said that the courts are not independent so he could not expect a fair process but he also left open the other option but it is quite clear what the other option is he could basically ask his supporters to go on the streets to protest and this could be of course bringing a lot of attention to the town again we've heard it before six people died on wednesday when opposition protesters went on the streets and now the country is looking forward to see what he said will do will he ask his people to go once again on the streets to protest again

declare a new winner or order a fresh election within sixty days the main opposition leader nelson chamisa says if he loses his case he lost the regional body senate to the african union and the united nations to intervene and listen.

for democratic change refuses to accept the result of the presidential election its leader nelson chamisa says he and his colleagues have been harrison tretton since monday's vote earlier riot police tried to prevent a news conference we'll go live to harare for the latest. also coming up the fallout from german news disastrous the world cup and rumbles on stoffel would mizzou o.c. accuse the german football federation of racism when he quit the national team after the tournament not the new code say it's a majority of germans share his concerns and. if it's childish some block an open air festival of heavy metal fans from around the world make their annual pilgrimage to northern germany for a weekend of music and made a. play . on welcome i'm on with the cima tension in zimbabwe as the main opposition party refuses to accept the result of the bed. stanch election is being won officially by as zanu p.f. leader anderson. but the opposition leader nelson chamisa says he and his colleagues have been hairiest and threatened since monday's vote right police also broke up jimmy's news conferenc

that when it got to won by a narrow margin opposition supporters are hoping the judges will declare chamisa the winner i'm hoping very will go through the evidence as a necessity and given what's just all come from all over your families are missing me the case is seen as a test of the independence of the country's highest court once judges make a ruling the verdict cannot be appealed i think are the courts that must draw reads in good faith so that's everyone must use its flight after the ruling of the courts comments are which by the zits or amends always granted the zits. what circumstances or anything that that is has been i've been in before i think we do we are just expecting everything to be free and the opposition says there was a massive doctrine of results it was a court order a fresh election or declared the main opposition leader nelson chamisa the winner we've done our bit in this will go to do the best. thing. lawyers representing the rulings on the party say the opposition's case is weak we believe that the right results were not fake at all and it's now over the court to dec

the writer also takes aim at nelson chamisa. it's unfortunate that to me so thinks he can subvert the will of the people. you have found an independent paper in zimbabwe telling quite a different story. is newsday.ication they say the soldiers drove their armored vehicles into the streets and indiscriminately fired at anyone describing the protesters as singing and dancing. so far from the menacing portrayal we just saw. also some interesting analysis about mnangagwa himself. he has gone to great lengths to open up zimbabwe to the world and if he claims victory and then cracked down on the opposition it would undermine his international credibility so it appears his reaction for the moment is to lay low and play for time. google is allegedly censoredg is -- a version of its search engine. >> it's pretty scary. these revelations coming from an investigative website called the intercept that says this search engine would block terms like human rights, peaceful protest and religion. this is a crime to documents procured by the webs

i represent my candidate, nelson chamisa, the results have not been verified by us.n those results so those results are fake. the results that have just been printed have not been verified by the polling agents. let's get the latest from zimbabwe from our correspondent. good to have you with us. correspondent. good to have you with us. we are hearing a little bit about how it played out but how much pressure with a commission under the get this decision and result out? the pressure was notjust from the locals, especially the movement of democratic change, and the main opposition supporters who demonstrated violently yesterday, demanding those results be writ release. the international community watching this election had warned that if these results were not released quickly that this country could descend into violence and anarchy. there has been a lot of concern anarchy. there has been a lot of concern about the electoral commission accusations by the opposition supporters that it was highest in favour of zanu—pf. now that this result has been announced we wait to

chamisa reaffirming what he's been saying over the past few days saying that he believes the opposition m.d.c. believes the election was fraudulent and illegitimate again saying that they won the selection and are ready to form the next government will go to our correspondent and now she is joining us live from head adi and passion and. again as i said you know just again reaffirming that they will not accept these results and that they are going to pursue the process is to fulfill the will of the people they're going to challenge and number of results chat to try and nullify it so how do they go about doing this now. it sounds like he's planning to go to court with the evidence that he says the party has collected now that could be a slow and long process his officials even himself he said that he doesn't trust some of the judges in the courts who he says arledge the lying to the ruling party so that avenue doesn't work what next he says that his people are entitled to protest is a democratic country but if they do that how will the security forces react given what we saw on wednesday

i represent my candidate, nelson chamisa and the chief election agent of the party, the results thatnnounced have not been verified by us. earlier i spoke to our correspondent shingai nyoka in harare. i asked about the pressure the electoral commission was under to get this result out. the pressure was not just from the locals, especially the movement for democratic change, the main opposition supporters who demonstrated as violently yesterday, demanding that those results be released. the international community which has been closley watching this election had also warned that, if these results were not released quickly, that this country could descend into violence and anarchy. there have been a lot of concerns about the electoral commission, accusations by the opposition supporters, that it was highest in favour of zanu—pf. now that this result has been announced we wait to see what the next step is. a very critical few days lie ahead for the future of zimbabwe. there have been calls for restraint and it remains to see whether those opposition supporters, especially nelson chamis

chanting: chamisa! chamisa! chamisa is the winner! chamisa has got victory in his hands.r at the results centre, hopes of an announcement faded, as the declaration of parliamentary results dragged on. the delay convinces the opposition that there is a fix, and as the day w0 re that there is a fix, and as the day wore on, foreign observers appealed for a swift declaration. butjust outside, the riot police had locked the gates against hundreds of protesting opposition supporters. they burned posters of the president and ruling party. we heard shots and tear gas, and and ruling party. we heard shots and teargas, and in and ruling party. we heard shots and tear gas, and in the afternoon descended into chaos. at the other end of the city, police came under attack. a ruling—party office was targeted. gunshots gunfire echoed around the city. there was injury and death. a bbc colleague struggled to help this man as his life ebbed away. shouting close by, a policeman pointed his gun towards the camera. there are soldiers just beyond this group of running people. it has changed dra

appear to be preventing journalists from attending a news conference by opposition leader nelson chamisa. security forces carrying the tons and shields forced journalists to leave the site the leader of the opposition m.d.c. has so far refused to accept the results of the election earlier zimbabwe's president emerson when a god was called for a new beginning after being declared the winner of the poll. also coming up in india false reports on social media about child kidnappings have led to the murder of innocent people now local police are taking action to try to prevent any more killing. oh i'm terry martin welcome to the program in zimbabwe riot police have broken up a press conference to be held by opposition leader nelson chamisa police ordered journalists present to pack up their equipment and leave the hotel grounds where the press conference the main opposition party the movement for democratic change was set up just minutes ago leader nelson chamisa has disputed the results of the presidential election. this is a fast moving story let's go over to our correspondent adrian krishi

police have just turned up at the shadowed news conference of zimbabwe's opposition leader nelson chamisa. these are live pictures from the capital had. to be speaking now police have told journalists to leave this after me seven ject of what he calls on verified fake results of the presidential election zanu p.f. . was confirmed as the winner on thursday with more than sixty percent of the vote and he is now calling for peace and unity. from nor usually in. great britain. this move onto the other news in the united nations is calling for a cease fire in northern yemen and then fears of a deadly cholera outbreak the this after an airstrike in her there that killed at least twenty six people a saudi at herat a coalition has denied carrying out the attack the strike has a fishing port and fish market near the main hospital the rebels say fifty five people died mohamad though has more from neighboring djibouti. the w.h. all specifically one list the three day cease fire to the population in a day off now the yemeni infrastructure for water and sanitation has largely been destroyed by the elf

him go beneath it they've got it day by day various good to get an opposition party leader nelson chamisa up vols to challenge the results we get the latest from hugging block stuff but i saw how they killed my mother. it was awful on them but they tortured us and forced us to pray. they beat us and they put a price on us and sold us from one man to the next. the so-called islamic state captured years eating women in iraq instilled in my sleeves three reports on one woman's efforts to rescue them. coming up in the show it's loud it's dropped instead of back an open air festival. heavy metal transformer bomb the blood mix the annual pilgrimage to northern germany field weekend of music and made it play. played. well in a woman's continue on the thought she there's growing tension in zimbabwe as the main opposition party refuses to accept the results of the presidential election. when opposition leader nelson chamisa has said he challenged the outcome in court and he's accusing authorities of threatening his party's leaders since monday's vote riot police had tried to break up jimmy's us ne

the opposition leader, nelson chamisa, has refused to accept the results and says he ce pr that electoral process was rigged. the united states has said its observers are reviewing t election's outcome and called for graciousness in defeat. our afric editor reports from the capital, hariri. reporter: the newly elected president's voice as the police order people back to work a day after the army pushed them home. who really runs this country and what kind of zimbabwe is it becoming? questions on the morning after victory. we were there in the early hours of the morning when the result was finally declare after days of winning. >> emmerson mnangagwa is therefore duly declared elected president of the republic of zimbabwe with the effect of the third of august. reporter: the newson that emme mnangagwa becomes president of zimbabwe after ts highly contested, volatile election. the slenderest of majorities, enough for party loyalists. this is a story of parallel politics for elsewhere in the city there was terror.ie so beat civilians in several opposition strongholds. this man told us how the

and those who didn't want to nelson chamisa i want to see. recluse or role to play in them but was president and he needs. a lot of south africa has now congratulated him on and for his victory the united states says it is reviewing the election results. amazon has the government using products with nazi symbolism from its online store the decision comes off as it was criticized for allowing sales by third parties of right wing paraphernalia have as it says it's blocked several center accounts and is reviewing the status of others imus's regulations bound proxies from setting products promote hatred violence all racial and sexual intolerance. and on use of or to air until tim has been looking in detail at this story good to see so we understand that amazon has removed the offending items is that the end of the story i don't think it actually is you know we read some of those reports today and we decided here in the newsroom to take a look at some of the products you can get on amazon and we're actually quite shocked but we were what we found

leader nelson chamisa says the vote was rigged in favor of president. zanu p.f. leaders inauguration has been postponed until the court delivers its verdict let's go to our correspondent now she is joining us live. judges have been speaking for about half an hour now one of the even saying. well the judges are still reading out they have rulings they have did the opposition made general allegations nothing specific to prove that there was a vote rigging going to interrupt it is to go live it to the judge. says. the. existed. there was no proof. as a fact. there would therefore be. court . and inquire. into the question of whether such irregularities much to really affected the election. is already indicated it is an internationally accepted principle of election disputes. that any election is not set aside it is easily min lee on the abyss is that. irregularities ok. these a presumption of valley ditty of an election. this is saw or saw because as long as the election was conducted substantially in terms of the caustic you should and the governing laws it too to

for democratic change refuses to accept the results of the presidential election its leader nelson chamisa says he and his colleagues have been harassed and threatened since monday's vote earlier riot police are trying to prevent their news conference. also coming up the fallout from germany's disastrous world cup rumbles on forward measure through accused his pay compatriots of racism when he quit the national team after the tournament now a new poll says the majority of germans share his concern. and in india police crackdown on vigilante malts that's after false reports on social media about child kidnappings drove the public to murder innocent people. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us confusion in zimbabwe as riot police break up a news conference due to be held by the opposition leader nelson chamisa police ordered journalists to pack up their equipment and leave the hotel grounds where the news conference had been set up but they relented. and leader nelson chamisa was able to go ahead with his briefing here's what he had to say on today's a day of mourning mourning ove

that is exactly what nelson chamisa aims to brew. saying he was a sophisticated fraudster who knew how to successfully rig an election and he also said emmerson mnangagwa‘s attempt to rig the election was pedestrian. those allegations have been denied by the electoral commission of zimbabwe who said they have confidence and the election was not rigged and there was no cheating and they would never subvert the will of the people. democracy is on trial at the moment in zimbabwe, whether there is real democracy in zimbabwe after robert mugabe. there we re zimbabwe after robert mugabe. there were high hopes after he fell from power but we have seen protesters shotin power but we have seen protesters shot in the streets and we saw scenes to date with the news conference with the opposition, at first the riot police trying to stop a news conference happening and to kick out the journalists. the fact this election took place under peaceful circumstances, on monday, when millions took to the streets, going to the various polling stations, th

that when a goggle won by a narrow margin opposition supporters are hoping the judges will declare chamisa the winner i'm hoping very will go through the evidence as a necessity and give what's just all come from all over in favors or mr me the case is seen as a test of the independence of the country's highest court once judges make a ruling the verdict cannot be appealed i think the courts the must draw reads in good faith so that's everyone must be after the ruling of the courts no matter which party exists or amends always granted zits. what circumstances or anything that that is has been i've been in before i think we do we are just expecting everything to be free and the opposition says there was a massive doctrine of results it wants a court order a fresh election or declare the main opposition leader nelson chamisa the winner. in this will go to give the best. lawyers representing the rulings on the party say the opposition's case is weak we believe that the results were not fake at all and it's now over the court to decide which version of the two versions he's acceptable bears on

the mdc leader nelson chamisa says he'll challenge the result in court.gal team are arguing that prosecutors should have shared email evidence with the grand jury that indicted him. mr weinstein denies all the charges. britain's prime minister, theresa may, has held informal talks with france's president macron at his summer retreat, to try to push her plan for leaving the european union. it's the latest in a series of british meetings with individual european leaders to try to secure a brexit agreement. the sister of a woman missing for more than a week, has made an emotional appeal for help in finding her.

nelson chamisa had come to visit wounded people in hospital. on him to help de—escalate the crisis seems to have had little effect. offered the chance to call for a restraint from his supporters, this was his response. there is no reason for us to ask them to show restraint, because it's always been restrained. our people are peace loving. we have demonstrated several times and we are peace loving people. zimbabweans love peace, but they have a very violent government. in the aftermath of death and injury, this was the normally bustling centre of harare today. soldiers had warned people to go home. this isn't the typical busy harare of a thursday afternoon. it's an apprehensive place. it's a city whose streets don't belong to the people today, but to men with batons and guns. at the headquarters of the opposition, we found a stand—off. police had arrested several people who had been taking refuge there since yesterday. the face of a prisoner. they were still seeking the surrender of more holding out inside. the government side has given mixed m

nelson chamisa is due to give a news conference — which has been delayed by riot police. sister of a midwife missing for a week has made an emotional appealfor information. samantha eastwood was last seen leaving work last friday morning. spain and portugal on alert — locals and holidaymakers are urged to take care as temperatures climb well into the 40s. coming up on afternoon live all the sport. john, what do you have? not good

overturn are up hold emerson money god was july thirtieth election victory opposition leader nelson chamisa says the vote was rigged in favor of president munna gaga who won with just over fifty percent has more details from harare. some political analysts are calling it the most important court battle in zimbabwe since morgan signed an ice cheese and trial more than ten years ago the main opposition leader nelson chamisa is challenging president in a synagogue was election win at the constitutional court people who went inside court watched the proceedings from home and restaurants all the results show that when it got to won by a narrow margin opposition supporters are hoping the judges will declare chamisa the winner i'm hoping very will go through the evidence as a necessity and given what's just all come from all over and families are missing me the case is seen as a test of the independence of the country's highest courts once judges make a ruling the verdict cannot be appealed i think are the courts that must draw reads in good faith so that's everyone must use its right after the ru