from his residence in waterloo, carles puigdemont will frame his peaceful fight for catalan independences will win the support of the european union which has so far, to his frustration, remained mostly silent. now after a0 thousand miles at sea, history has been made in the clipper around the world yacht race. for the first time, a female skipper, wendy tuck, has led her team of amateur sailors to victory. thousands turned out to watch the teams sail into liverpool after nearly a year at sea. peter harris reports. for the winners, a moment to savour, and a first too for the round the world yacht race. wendy tuck becoming the first women to skipper the winning crew. the hardest part is getting the team to gel. you might have people who are really competitive, people who aren't and just trying to get them all together, that's the hardest part. you can teach anybody to sail and i had a few people who could sail but that's the easy part. it's making the team come together that's the hardest part. it had been an 11—month journey across a0,000 nautical miles. the 11 yachts, each with around 2

the former president of catalonia and separatist leader carles puigdemont has returned to belgium afterges after attempting to create an independent republic of catalonia. anna holligan reports from brussels. triumphant and defiant. carles puigdemont crossed a european border, spoke freely to a roomful of attentive reporters in brussels, and these feats alone were enough to allow the new leader of the catalans to proclaim this a day of defeat for the spanish state. today is the day of defeat for the spanish state. in germany, as in belgium before, the spanish state has lot the european battle. more defeats will come if they continue to press their case. while they may have scored a victory in this round of thejudicial battle, carles puigdemont still cannot return home without risking arrest. and so the separatist leader vowed to continue his political campaign for autonomy in exile. myjourney will not end until all political prisoners are released. exiles can return, and the catalan people will have their rights to self—determination without the threat of violence. and later, a small cr

from waterloo carles puigdemont will frame his peaceful fight for catalan independence in the contextn he hopes will win the support of the european union which has so far, to his frustration, remained mostly silent. to sweden where attitudes have hardened to accent thing asylum seekers. but some are hiding asylum seekers. but some are hiding asylum seekers in their homes. sweden has been traditionally tolera nt towards sweden has been traditionally tolerant towards migrants but now stands at the crossroads. in the general election migration has become the biggest issue. most of the parties want to deport more people and close the borders and make harder policies for migrants. since they don't get assistance, they have to go underground and hide. for some provinces we believe you cannot return. for those with such a risk, the question is can you return to other parts of the country and thatis to other parts of the country and that is one of the reasons you are not given asylum in sweden. we are saying that you come from the province with a high level of violence but you can return to

carles puigdemont crosta european border, spoke freely to a roomful of attentive reporters in brusselsof the cattle lands to proclaim this a day of defeat for the spanish state. today is the day of defeat for the spanish state. in germany, as in belgium before the spanish state has lot many european backers. more defeats will come if they continue to press their case. while that may have scored a victory in this round of thejudicial scored a victory in this round of the judicial battle, scored a victory in this round of thejudicial battle, carles puigdemont still cannot return home without risking arrest. and so the separatist leader vowed to continue his political campaign for autonomy in exile. my journey will not end until all political prisoners are released. the exiles can return and the catalan people will have their rights to self—determination without the threat of violence. and later, a small crowd of supporters gathered at the place he will, for now, call home. from his website ends and waterloo ca rles home. from his website ends and waterloo carles puigdemont will frame his

the former president of catalonia and separatist leader carles puigdemont has returned to belgium aftereuropean—wide warrant for his arrest. mr puigdemont is still facing rebellion charges after attempting to create an independent republic of catalonia. anna holligan reports from brussels. triumphant and defiant. carles puigdemont crosta european border and spoke freely to a roomful of attentive reporters in brussels, and these feats alone were enough to allow the new leader of the catalan, to programme this eight days or defeat for the spanish state. today isa defeat for the spanish state. today is a day of defeat for the spanish estate. in germany, as in belgium before the spanish estate has lost the european battles. more will come if they continue to press their case. if they continue to press their case. while that may have scored a victory in this round of the judicial battle, carles puigdemont cannot return home without risking arrest. and to the separatist leader vowed to continue his political campaignfor vowed to continue his political campaign for autonomy in exile. my journe

carles puigdemont is still facing rebellion charges are pretending to create an independent republictist i am council based in belgium. catalonia's current regional presidentjoined his predecessor in renewing their appeal for spain to release six catalan politicians. cambodians are voting in an election which does not include the main opposition to prime minister hun sen who has been in power since 1985. critics have called the vote a "sham," as the cambodia national rescue party, which narrowly lost the last election, has been dissolved and its leader jailed. dr kenneth mufuka is a zimbabwean historian who grew up 16 kilometres from the ruins of great zimbabwe, a medieval city in the south—eastern hills of zimbabwe near the town of masvingo. it is now a unesco world heritage site. dr kenneth mufuka tells our witness team about how its ancient structures have been used as a political tool by generations of ruling elites. this is one of the most remarkable sites in africa. these are the corridors of power of an ancient african civilisation. this is great zimbabwe. everybody in power w