abiy was shrewd. at the end quickly he unrooted ha rdliners abiy was shrewd.ted hardliners on his own side and by giving back territory he presented the dictator of eritrea with an offer for peace he could not refuse. most importantly, he had the overwhelming approval of his people, tired of the longest ever war between two african nations. i noticed that when you are speaking, andi noticed that when you are speaking, and i mention the prime minister's name, it went like this and had your hand up as if to heaven. what does that mean? the peacemaker abiy ahmed learnt the value of compromise early in life. he dropped here, the child of a muslim father and christian mother. he was taught to respect different identities. his family say he was always the peacemaker. but it was an events during his army career that warned abiy ahmed of the catastrophic danger of ethnic hatred. as a young un peacekeeping he served in rwanda and the aftermath of genocide, when hundreds of thousands were killed after a political leader incited ethnic hatred. when 5 the ruling isl very

abiy!us moment for any autocracy is when it starts to change. prime minister, fergal keane from bbc. can i ask you, are you the man to unite ethiopia? of course i am. no doubt about it. it was a day for the praise singers, not questioning journalists. but i did catch up with abiy again. he's a consummate politician. he greeted me with the traditional kiss the cheek, and this invitation to the international community. they can come and see us. we are enjoying peace, development, unity in this country. they can come and learn from us how to live together. and there will be no turning back on your reforms? no. thank you very much, sir. thank you. from helipad to airport, he's a man making up for lost decades. you can see the extraordinary popularity of prime minister abiy, and that's right across ethnic groups. but don't underestimate the challenges that he faces in trying to unite a divided country. fergal keane, bbc news, ethiopia. let's take a look at some of today's other news. police in l

which we documented in 2005, that made him notorious and prompted prime hmieter'ef ' f 7 ethiopia, abiygame for president bashir. is almost irrelevant. his regime, as far as the protesters in the street, hated by many of his own people, wanted for genocide, president bashir has everything to lose if he falls. he must surely worry now that, despite his crackdown, resistance seems only to be growing. the british prime minister has been meeting members of her cabinet to discuss the future of her brexit plans. she has also held talks with senior officials in brussels, including the european council president, donald tusk, to try to move the process forward. 0ur political correspondent ben wright reports. mr gove, are you confident of getting the brexit deal that you want? so what now? today the prime minister continued to listen, with cabinet ministers trooping in and out to share their advice with the prime minister, who has a brexit deal the house of commons hates and the eu insists cannot be changed. just got to get into a car. tight—lipped, but for brexiteers, some red lines on trade mu

we filmed president bashir recently when he visited the reformist prime minister of ethiopia, abiy ahmedshir. how long he will stay in office, whether it is a week or a year is almost irrelevant. his regime, as far as the protesters in the street, has lost all credibility. hated by many of his own people, wanted for genocide, president bashir has everything to lose if he falls. he must surely worry now that, despite his crackdown, resistance seems only to be growing. fergal keane, bbc news. new details have emerged about the planet saturn — and the famous rings that surround it. it's now believed those rings are much younger than the planet itself. the information has come from the cassini probe — which ended its mission in 2017. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. it's one of the most spectacular sights in our solar system. saturn, a planetary giant. in its orbit, vast rings made up mostly of ice and rock. the planet itself is believed to be more than 11.5 billion years old, but its rings are likely to be much younger. in its final moment before crashing into saturn's atmosphere, the space p

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