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for the two of them, africa the chance to show the world about they're about. >> reporter: as the africa tour neared its end, tensions began to flare visibly. on the final day, a bitter legal battle began. the duchess of sussex filing a lawsuit against "the mail" on sunday, and its parent company, on a privacy claim. her lawyers accusing them of being on a campaign to publish false and deliberately derogatory stories. shortly after the couple returned to the uk, prince harry sued the owners of both "the sun" and "the mirror" alleging the illegal interception of voice mail messages. >> you continue and constantly see and hear negativity, it can be overwhelming. you can feel powerless and lost. you can feel different, confused, or like you don't belong. >> reporter: "the mail" sunday stated they stand by the story as published and will be defending its case vigorously. "the sun" and "the mirror" have not responded to the allegations in their lawsuits. >> have the british tabloids overstepped the mark? yes, on occasion, and certainly i think where meghan and harry are busy suing the press, they

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the refugees of some osa. 60 minutes on w. a a it's all having such a really difficult to come. tour link to use from africa and the world. to your link to exceptional stories and discussions hello and welcome student news actually from family life from sunny gemini from many years of museums and while it's a damp. close the traffic join us on facebook at g.w. africa. to itself. with its gravitational pull. the finest musical compositions. with some mysteries terrific. don't tell me that's the one thing to do don't tell me that those he never showed. up for yale and the jointer come up in the morning plane and. refuel the symphonies a few houses plumbs. the brahms coast. starts oct 11th on d'italia enough. this is the that venue is a show coming up fighting for survival. any funds are being targeted by poachers for their skin and tasks this film has the animals but does appear altogether in the next 60 yards but can it be prevented plus. is open definition in google into a thing of the past prime minister narendra modi says it is get a reality check.

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the likes of south africa's gary kirsten and ex—england captain alec stewart. his first task will be to steer england to victory, on theirforthcoming tour of new zealand. the rugby world in pool b. the springboks need to win to guarantee their spot in the last 16. head coach rassie erasmus has made 13 changes to his side but captain siya kolisi remains in the team. he's been talking about being the first black captain of south africa at a world cup. i'm just very happy that i'm captain, and being the first black is not something that comes to my mind. i'm just really happy that i'm the springbok captain, it's a huge privilege. and for anybody who comes from a community or any community, i just want to represent all of them, representing the whole of south africa. the tampa bay rays are off the mark in their american league divisional series against the houston astros. their 10—3 win on monday means they trail 2—i heading into game a later. kevin kiermaier three—run homer gave them the lead in the second inning and they never looked back. tampa are playing in the postseason for the first time in 6 years. before we go, we had to show you this video on social media from

news and information around the clock on our web site at state of any talk on a record as thanks for watching. it's all happening cultural. tour links to news from africa the world your link to exceptional stories and discussions can no one will come to see their views on the coming program tonight from foreign agenda from the news of easy to our website d. deputed com smash africa join us on facebook w. i i discussed it on to say stonefly height unity justice and freedom of 3 words 3 pillars of our democracy. to democratic not all one for the rule of law with independent courts and an independent judiciary is indispensable for a democracy. citizens must also be able to assert their rights against the state not only against each other do it sits and couldn't. pick it up at all and that they are. in the us with us the law always has to be fought for it's never immutable or secured for all time. the rule of law protects us from despotism but only when everyone is allowed the same rights equally. germany is a constitutional state that is the crucial basis for peaceful coexistence the german parliament the buddhists talk passes the laws but that's not enough to avoi

the early unofficial response from eu negotiators is not positive. at least seven people die as a vintage world war ii bomber crashes in connecticut. and, as the royal tour of southern africar.

the early unofficial response from eu negotiators is not positive. at least seven people die as a vintage world war ii bomber crashes in connecticut. and, as the royal tour of southern africawspaper.

the minute but have only ever beaten south africa once in their history. former world number one andy murray plays dominic thiem at the china open shortly. it's murray's first touromeback from injury too. he has never lost to theim on hard courts, though. murray saw off matteo berrettini and cam norrie to make it this far. in the women's event, the pick of the last eight matches sees two grand slam winners from this year meet. aussie open champion naomi 0saka meets us open champ bianca andreescu. defending champion caroline wozniacki and world number one ashley barty are also in action. now, you might have heard about american grant holloway winning the 110 metre hurdles at the world athletics championships. you may not have seen how his win was greeted back home. there was quite a gathering at his old haunt, grassfield high school in virginia. one of the teachers said school spirit was off the charts after this win. cheering fantastic scenes. if anybody from my old school is watching this. hello! i dare say they probably won't have the same reaction. you can find lots more on our website bbc.com/sport. this has been your friday sport briefing. goodbye. now a pa

the early unofficial response from eu negotiators is not positive. at least seven people die as a vintage world war ii bomber crashes in connecticut. and, as the royal tour of southern africa ends, a row over media intrusion escalates. the duke and duchess of sussex sue a british newspaper. and his opponents in the democratic party, on the question of impeachment. the president has given a series of irate news conferences. without offering any evidence, he accused adam schiff, a dramatic escalation in the war of words between president trump and his opponents in the democratic party, on the question of impeachment. the president has given a series of irate news conferences. without offering any evidence, he accused adam schiff, the leading democrat who chairs the house intelligence committee, of being a "low life" who'd committed treason. the leading presidential hopeful for the democrats, and claimed mr biden and his son were "stone cold crooked". from washington, laura trevelyan. it should have been a routine visit by the president of finland to the white house but, with president trump at the centre of an unfolding impeachment drama, there was nothing routine about toda

as prince harry and duchess meghan embark on the last day of their tour of africa, a trip that's garnered them positive coverage around the world, a royal bombshell. harry taking direct aim at british tabloids accusing them of escalating what he calls knowingly false and malicious attacks on meghan throughout her pregnancy and during the first months of their son archie's life. harry defending his wife saying, i have been a silent witness to her private suffering for too long. they have been able to create lie after lie at her expense. there was a human cost to this relentless propaganda, specifically when it is knowingly false and malicious. i cannot begin to describe how painful it has been. harry has often talked about how he instantly fell for the american born beauty. >> i never heard of meghan before, and i was beautifully surprised when i walked into that room and saw her, and there she was sitting there. i was, like, okay. i have to up my game. >> reporter: but during their engagement interview they also spoke about the difficulties they faced dealing with the tabloids. >> i think we were just hit so hard at the beginni

the world. it is the fairness. and that's why he's using the word bullying and propaganda.- specifies about the positive cove rage of specifies about the positive coverage of their tour of south africaally about the double standards, the rule correspondence, those who are there on this tour, he seems to be criticising them personally, vilified almost daily for the past nine months, they've been able to create lie after lie her expense. so it seems that there are people he's got in his size who hear things are responsible for this. but the times are saying this appears to have been made personally, this statement, without the help of his aides. there are people saying in this story that the queen would not have known about this, and it is overshadowing the positive news of their tour. our rule correspondence as the queen was aware. “— rule correspondence as the queen was aware. —— royal correspondent. this has got to be a last resort, nobody wa nts has got to be a last resort, nobody wants litigation. the newspaper is going to argue it out for a bit. i think they are entirely right to say she has had far more criticism than is reasonable or just. she has had far more criticism than i

tching "bbc world news still to come on tonight's program, the duke and duchess of sussex end their tour of southern africa, heading home al battle withth newspaper. laura: police in hong kong say they have made hundreds of arrests followinmost violent clashes seen yet in more than four months of political turmoil. they have fired 1400 rounds of tear gas and 900 rubber bullets. stephen mcdonell reports from the scene. restephen: ts bleak news out of hong kong in terms of the espeally yrday on the 70thce. anniversary of the cmonest -- communist party coming to power in china. the latest we have heard is that an indonesian journalist has hishe was t in the face, it. seems, by a rubber bullet in recent days. in10erms of other injuries, and two of those are in critical condition. that does not include the youngw activist was shot in the chest. heabpparently is now in a st condition, although still in intensive care. and he hasn't been officially d with anything yet. by the police have defended the use of that firearm. they say the officer shot while attempting tono reacher police officer who had gone down atta

have finished their tour of southern africa, as the couple sues a sunday newspaper for publishing a private letter. commentator: it's dina asher-smith, she is the champion! and at the worldps, dina asher—smith becomes the first british female to win a global sprint title. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are chief leader writer for the observer, sonia sodha, and sebastian payne, whitehall correspondent for the financial times. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. most of them leading with the new brexit proposals. the metro goes with the prime minister's letter to eu commission president jean claude—juncker, outlining his conditions for a brexit deal. the daily telegraph says borisjohnson has put pressure on ireland to accept his brexit proposals after hardline brexiteers, and some labour rebels, say they'd back his deal, which could give the prime minister a commons majority for his agreement. the financial times says mrjohnson has managed to unite the brexiteers in his party with his plan but that his deal has received a frosty reception in brussels. the guardian agrees — the paper says the prime

world cup this has been. their team has given them so much to be proud of, but it is south africa into the semifinals. andy murray's incredible comeback continues, with an emotional first tourf years. britain's three—time grand slam champion had to fight back from a set down to beat stan wawrinka in the final of the european open in antwerp. murray had been expected to retire after major hip surgery injanuary. the bbc sport website has all today's football, including var controversy at old trafford in the premier league, and how rangers missed out on going back to the top of the scottish premiership. but from me, that's it. that's it. i'll be back with the late news at 10pm. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. bye for now. hello. this is bbc news. the government says i'ts pressing ahead with efforts to pass a brexit deal this week — in spite of a letter the prime minister was forced to send to brussels last night asking for a delay. ministers today insisted that the uk will leave the eu at the end of this month. it comes as labour says it will push for a new eu referendum when the government brings its brexit plans to the commons. earlier i spoke to cather

have finished their tour of southern africa, as the couple sues a sunday newspaper for publishing a private letter. time for a look at the sport withjohn watson. we‘ll start at the worldor global outdoor event before, but this has given her the best possible start. seven events in the heptathlon, the highjump which is ongoing at the moment. in the women‘s shot put, britain‘s sophie mckinna threw a life time best of over 18 metres to automatically qualify for the final. and you can see how much it meant to her! it was a throw you jelly know when you let go it will be a good throw, i told raja my coach and was shocked, training has been going well but to go 61, identity expect that. to come into a final and perform to the best of my ability enact a, it means the world and to qualify for the olympics are 50% there with the trials next ei, that is all i‘ve ever wanted. elsewhere britain‘s laura muir and sarah mcdonald are through to the semifinals of the 1,500 metres. as is elish mccogan in the 5,000. tonight it is the turn of dina asher smith, who is favourite to win the 200 metres. notjust because she‘s performed so well this season, but also because the field is weaken

time in africa was a ten-day nonstop family affair. 5-month-old baby archie joining his parents harry and meghan for the first official royal tour since he was born last may and while the worlde as a family on a trip like this to bring our baby. >> he was looking out the window. he found his voice.w he's bounc and making more noise now than he's ever made. he's smiling all the time. >> he is the happiest here that he's ever been.pecial access to the new mom and dad. meghan opened up to tom bradby about motherhood. >> hello. how are you? are you okay? >> yes. >> okay. >> it's a lot with a 5-month-old. >> i was going to stay tiring. >> well, life is, right? but i think any mom can relate to that. >> yes, yes, of course. >> but he's doing really well. he's been sleeping really well. >> reporter: the littlest royal made his debut in cape town babbling happily as they introduced him to one of south africa's most revered icons and human rights activists, archbishop desmond tutu. greeted with open arms and lots of smiles by tutu and his daughter. tutu a recipient of the nobel peace prize for his efforts battling injustice and inequality widely respected in ending apartheid. the rac

tour of southern africa, they launch a court case against a sunday newspaper for publishing a private letter. sport now on afternoon live with jane dougall. and a busy afternoon in the athletics worldd a podium finish at a major global outdoor event yet. she moved way from the favourite straightaway and she eased ahead of the rest of the pack. eventually she crossed the line well ahead of second place. take a look at the expression on herface. suchjoy because she saw the time and it was a personal best. next up is the high jump a personal best. next up is the high jump which is just going on at the moment. that is her best event as well, so fingers crossed she does well, so fingers crossed she does well there as well. great for her. also in the women‘s shot put briton‘s sophie mckenna through a lifetime best of over 18 metres and that means she automatically qualifies for the final. look how much it meant for her. fantastic news for her as well because she has not been doing so well. she was injured earlier this year. laura muircame third in injured earlier this year. laura muir came third in her qualification he for the 1500 metres and is co mforta bly he for the 1500 metres and i