chi chi izundu, bbc news.ry's rugby team thrashed england to win the world cup injapan. the man who led the springboks to glory was siya kolisi, the national side's first ever black captain in a country where rugby was once the preserve of the white minority. born and raised in poverty, his success is now an inspiration to millions. africa correspondent andrew harding has been to the city in the eastern cape, where kolisi grew up. the celebrations are continuing. here on the street where south africa's first black rugby captain grew up. it's still a poor neighbourhood, but a proud one today. it's inspiring these dirty streets, it's inspiring the country as a whole. it's inspiring the continent. siya kolisi's younger brother still lives here, in the family's humble home. he shows me pictures of the boy who won a scholarship that transformed his life. when he came home for the weekend from school? yeah, he used to sleep here. so it was a poor family? yeah, poor, poor. very poor. at a local bar and butcher's shop

chi chi izundu, bbc news.till to come: with south africa celebrating victory in the rugby world cup, we travel to the hometown of captain siya kolisi, proud of its local son. the israeli prime minister, yitzhak rabin, the architect of the middle east peace process, has been assassinated. a 27—year—old jewish man has been arrested, and an extremistjewish organisation has claimed responsibility for the killing. at polling booths throughout the country, they voted on a historic day for australia. as the results came in, it was clear. the monarchy would survive. of the american hostages, there was no sign. they are being held somewhere inside the compound, and student leaders have threatened that should the americans attempt rescue, they will all die. this mission has surpassed all expectations. voyageri is now the most distant man—made object anywhere in the universe, and itjust seems to keep on going. tonight, we proved once more that the true strength of our nation comes not from the might of our arms, or the s

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chi chi izundu, bbc news, in leeds. do get out there and register.. back to you, simon. christian fraser, thank you very much. and you can find a full list of the candidates standing in those constituencies on the bbc news website after nominations have closed next week. a british army reject who trained to fight against so—called islamic state has been jailed. fight against so—called islamic state has beenjailed. aidanjames, from merseyside, was found guilty of attending a place where terrorist training was given in iraq at a refugee camp where the proscribed pkk was present. he also received a sentence for drug offences. now look at the weather, wet for many others, ben? rain is causing roberts for some parts of the uk, especially northern england but many of us have been seeing wet weather —— rain for some parts. she was to the north, but as this stripe of rain here is giving cause for concern, it's been very wet for a time across eastern england, the north midlands. the focus is on northern england. there isa focus is on northern england. there i

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chi chi izundu was at one of the services. they gathered to remember.r with the 39 bodies inside. a minute's silence followed. the service was led by the bishop of westminster, who offered prayers for the victims, their relatives, and the emergency services. i suggested that we pray as well for the traffickers themselves. they might have a change of heart. and i did say that i do think human trafficking is an abominable crime, which needs to be eradicated. this community is following news of this investigation closely. it is a community in mourning, as it is believed some members possibly related to those victims found in that trailer two weeks ago may have attended today's mass. the parish priest, father simon, confirmed some families in the uk and vietnam have contacted him with information to help identify their loved ones, and he has passed that on to the police. so far, i've got eight people, and i have given six of them, and two more maybe tomorrow, i will see the police and get more information about these people. there is a reluctance in this co

our correspondent, chi chi izundu, spent the day at harpenden rugby club.nden rugby club, once upon a time base to train some of those playing in today's match. the clubhouse feeling every twist and turn of the match, but a muted round of applause at the results. four out of the 31 england players have honed their skills here at this rugby club, including captain owen farrell, but the fans here have packed it out, hoping that today's match would end in celebration. it hasn't. nonetheless, they have nothing but pride for england's efforts. i thought we played really well, they were a really hard team. yeah, we were really disappointed all around. we lost some of the big moments. they overpowered us a bit. they let us play our normal game, it was a fantastic turnout for the club. we had big expectations, and it just didn't work our way today, unfortunately. george tutt has been part of this club for 3h years, born in south africa, he says that the win will impact communities there. it will do wonders over in south africa. actually, even pre—match, if you saw

another mass has been taking place today, our correspondent chi chi izundu was at the service and sentnderstandably emotional service for the vietnamese community here in britain that have congregated in the church just behind me. it started with a projection of the container containing those 39 bodies from that industrial park followed by a minutes silence. the mass is being led by bishop nicholas hudson who said that he wanted to offer prayers to some members of the congregation who could possibly be relatives of the dead and the victims. he also offered prayers for the emergency services that had to deal with that incident but he interestingly also offered prayers for the traffickers and said that he hoped, as a result of this tragedy, would have a change of heart. the headlines on bbc news: the brexit party leader, nigel farage, says he is not going to stand as a candidate in next month's general election. the government confirms the benefits freeze introduced by the conservatives three years ago will end next april. income tax will rise for the top five per cent of earners and cor

chi izundu is at the service. understandably emotional service for the vietnamese community in britain. they have congregated in the church behind me. it started with a projection of the container containing those 39 bodies from that industrial park being removed, followed by a minutes silence. the mass is being led by bishop nicholas hudson who said he wa nted bishop nicholas hudson who said he wanted to offer prayers to some members of the congregation who could possibly be relatives of the dead and the victims. he also offered prayers for the emergency services that had to deal with the incident. but interestingly he also offered prayers for the traffickers and said he hoped as a result of this tragedy they would have a change of heart. as you said, essex police have confirmed they've been in contact with a number of victims in the uk and in vietnam and say they are still gathering evidence in different jurisdictions they are still gathering evidence in differentjurisdictions around the world. formula 1, and le

our correspondent chi chi izundu was at the service. they gathered to remember.o of the removal of the trailer with the 39 bodies inside. a minute's silence followed. the service was led by the bishop of westminster who offered prayers for the victims, their relatives and the emergency services. i suggested that we pray as well for the traffickers themselves. they might have a change of heart. i did say that i do think human trafficking is an abominable crime which needs to be eradicated. this community is following news of this investigation closely. it is a community in mourning as it is believed some members possibly related to those victims found in that trailer two weeks ago may have attended today's mass. the parish priest, father simon, confirmed some families in the uk and vietnam have contacted him with information to help identify their loved ones, and he has passed that onto the police. so far, i have got eight people, and i have two more tomorrow, i will see the police and give more information about these people. there is a reluctance in this communi

chi chi izundu, bbc news, in leeds. his first general election, 21—year—old masters studentjill lupupa, and maya feldman, who is also voting for the first time. in that weeds northwest constituency. if i told you back in 2017 you would have the biggestjump in registrations of anywhere in the country when jeremy corbyn came, they were hanging out of the trees singing 0jeremy they were hanging out of the trees singing 0 jeremy corbyn, is there that same enthusiasm this year? not at all. i read when he was first elected as leader. he was this incredibly liberal progressive freshening presence against theresa may. but in the past years, he has been such a decisive —— device of figure over the last couple years, all that momentum is gone. what are the key issues for you then? in terms of? on what you're voting on? i'm funny for weber in this election. because the mp in the northwest is incredibly interested in moving away from a london centric government and make sure that a change for yorkshire is made by the people in york

chi chi izundu is there. what is the mood there? can see, quite a number of fans have packed out the rugby club. four of the 31 players trained here at this clu b the 31 players trained here at this club and they have packed out the clu b to club and they have packed out the club to watch england play this final match. they are hoping england do them justice and take home the world cup. hopefully, you can still hear me. there is a lot of hope. you just missed everybody erupting in swing low, what the fans like to sing when they are on tour. you can see how excited fans are to be here at the club. thanks very much. very noisy where you are but thanks for trying in harpenden. england suffered an early blow when prop kyle sinckler was stretchered off after just three minutes with a suspected head injury. he credits much of his success to a teacher who helped him set up a school team and realise his ambition. and that teacher, anastasia long, joins us now from salford. it must have been painful watching the first few minutes. it was awf

chi chi izundu reports.ot into government. daniel craig, a taxi driver who lives in hampshire, has a question about them. why can't we make election manifestos legally binding? to answer dan's question is peter. his job is to analyse politics, including elections. it would be really hard to make manifestos legally binding. so the prime minister and the cabinet obviously lead the government, but if they want to make any changes, they have to get mps and members of the house of lords to agree, and that's not always possible even when a party has a majority. this is anna, she is a criminal lawyer. here is what she thinks about getting courts mixed up in politics. the problem is that...it‘s a bad idea. if the election manifesto becomes legally binding, then, firstly, you have the risk that it will tie the hands of parliament, and secondly, when it comes to enforcement, against whom would you enforce it? would it be against the prime minister, would it be against the entire government? who enforces it? is it a pu

chi chi izundu is with some very disappointed fans at harpenden rugby club.ilton nkosi who is at a fan zone in johannesburg. milton, what a magnificent moment for the rainbow nation. yes, indeed. their victory was made so yes, indeed. their victory was made so much sweeter by having the very first black captain of the springboks to lift the cup. south africans know that this victory is beyond that pitch, it's beyond the scoreboard, it's about bringing a nation that was divided by the nightmare of apartheid which ended 25 years ago together. south africans come together when there is a victory like this and it gives the country a bit of momentum, especially after some of the tragedies we've seen like xenophobic violence and huge unemployment that persists in south africa. so, these people are celebrating, they are here with me. what is your feeling about this? i think it's done a greatjob for the about this? i think it's done a great job for the country, about this? i think it's done a greatjob for the country, all 58 million of us are behind the team, so mill

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chi izundu has been to meet one voter in county durham, who emailed the bbc to ask why new technology telephone call with my watch, i've got a mobile phone which basically can carry thousands of images. and yet, despite all these technological advances colin grant doesn't understand why he still has to walk charlie to a polling station to cast his vote. why can't we have electronic voting? why do you want e—voting so bad? i think a number of reasons, very recently we had elections where a lot of the people who don't engage could have engaged, could change the result. the cost is also a big complication. we can also have speed as well, you can have the answer straightaway, you would eliminate or virtually eliminate, human error as well, i believe, too. all arguments for change, but there is a very long history to the way we vote. for almost 150 years with or without their dogs, people have put an x in the box on the paper ballot. archive: it's a simple affair, set against a background of local halls and schools. but fast forward to election systems of today and estonia is one of the fe

chi chi izundu is there. people must be really upset, i guess. afraid so, there is an airof guess. i'm afraid so, there is an air of disappointment here, but let's not forget that four of the players, including captain owen farrell came and trained and honed their skills at this club. let's pick tojohnny, their skills at this club. let's pick to johnny, how their skills at this club. let's pick tojohnny, how did you feel watching that match? at the end, absolutely gutted. we spent all weekend really excited about the build—up to watching it at the club and with the screens and everything, but we are really disappointed. you must have some pride, because four of the players came from this club? they did indeed, and we do have pride across the board, but it was just one step too far. absolutely gutted. is this your first rugby match? ordid gutted. is this your first rugby match? or did you find watching england? yes, it is exciting. are you disappointed ? england? yes, it is exciting. are you disappointed? yes, because i thought we played really we

chi chi izundu is there. it was an interesting match and deserved victors from south africa.disappointment here at harpenden rugby club, because let's not forget that four of the england squad were actually trained here, including captain 0wen farrell, and we have some of his schoolmates here with us. let's start with michael, how did you feel today's match went? well, we didn't go to the game plan. we played the occasion, didn't play the game, and that's where it all fell down. very pooh that's where it all fell down. very poor. and how do you feel? gutted, unfortunately. very loose word, but gutted and disappointed, yes. you two gentlemen, you went to school with the players, how do you feel? we are so proud, saint georges is an immensely proud rugby school, so even after leaving school, everyone goes straight into rugby, we have both played at uni, i am now a coach myself because of the skill, and it is brilliant to see owen farrell play so well. the children on here, they really see owen and george and jack, and other players, and they think, what could i be in ten years

and for keeping a watch on developments for us a construction boom in the senegalese capital that chis driving demand for more and more materials extra buildings mean more heavy metals and more concrete but the sourcing of such materials comes at a cost to the people and their environments. the mighty tree is a proud national symbol of senegal one can live for thousands of years but in this forest the peace they've enjoyed for millennia has been interrupted. a vast quarry has opened up to provide a seemingly endless supply of limestone the nearby dhaka where it's used to cement the corys steady spread has swallowed up much of the land previously occupied by the powerful trees the tree lost to the locals. the tree is a truly cultural not tree it's a tree of civilization for us. here makes couscous from the power of leaves and the bark of the tree is used to treat various diseases. of. the baobab tree isn't the only victim of dockers insatiable need for limestone villages in banda 65 kilometers from the capital the feeling the ripple effect. insists the crack in her wall is a result of t

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by how many points exactly no one knows and doesn't matter they all celebrate together at the nomi chi a japanese drinking party the 101 because there are few women here many of the men are single another reason why they play rugby to combat loneliness . was good. or that it was. there and that there. now they are looking forward to the rugby world championship final here in japan their national team has been shut out but for the tokyo walker president the show must go on they will play rugby until their bodies give up. that's our show for today you can find more on our website the w dot com for its flash asia and on facebook and twitter as well please tell us what you think about what we cover and what you like to see we leave you with pictures from german chancellor angela merkel's trip to india there mostly to discuss trade have a good weekend until next time and goodbye. germany to learn german. courage from the. why not learn with him online or hold while free from the learning course because free. travel amazing tats. germany and india pledged to join forces on the tech front mec

the east tai-chi larry was started in february 990 artists were invited to paint an original portion of the berlin wall back then the initiative was designed to help east german artists who had suddenly been left without an income but in those exciting days of the former communist state opening up artists came from all over the world. when berlin was divided it was common for people on the western side to draw graffiti on the wall but on the eastern side people approached at their peril the wall became more and more fortified with heavily armed guards tripwires searchlights and lookout towers border guards were ordered to shoot to kill anyone who tried to escape and more than 100 people were killed trying to cross the border in berlin alone just a few months after those instruments of oppression were dismantled the east side gallery turned the symbol of terror into a canvas for free expression some of the artworks have become famous around the world because the gallery is exposed to the weather the images of her to be restored or even repainted several times today the east side galle

ordered a recount in the country's presidential runoff and says the results are too close to call luis chi poll from the center right national party has already declared victory early and unofficial results gave him a narrow lead over danielle martinez of the ruling center left broad front party. banksias supporters of luis. they had to go home without an official result. help believed in opinion polls right up to the vote after putting together a coalition that had won recent legislative elections. we have achieved some failing over a short time but there were many skeptics we had to get 5 parties to agree on a broad range of issues with diversity with tolerance committing the people of europe why to a single strategy in the notice of the watchers you know. that is a 46 year old lawyer and former senator from a political dynasty his father was also president in addition to promising to fight crime he ran on a platform of cutting deficits and taxes but many voters here have modest expectations. i'm hoping for a little change just a little changes but not big changes. and now. daniel martin

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. >> when i came outside, chi hear the sirens, yelling andrew, why, come out, we have to block, pretty much around here, like come out. >> and cell phone video recorded by diaz, you can sear the sirens and the police bull horn. at about 2:30 a.m., police arrested andrew white on an outstanding drug warrant and for resisting arrest. a woman who says she is his wife says he is not a bad guy and the police went overboard taking him into custody. >> he does crazy things and then it got blown up completely. >> and the bomb squad was brought in including a remote control robot to help safely describe what they called several improvised explosive devices. according to our sources, white may have an out of state criminal history related to explosives. one of his next door neighbors is happy he is in custody. >> that person is not a good person, driving a motorcycle really bad, we do whatever he wanted, and nobody would tell him nothing. >> police say their investigation is related to tuesday's incident at nearby oak grove high school, an explosive was found near the student's parking lot, and

victims shott a home on the mona near ach and all of it all started around 8 o'clock fresno police chi andy hall says about 30 people mainly family meers, including children gathered to watch a football game when out of nowhere bullets started described only seen flhes of light from from the weapon as it was too dark on that se of the house to see to the suspect hall sa it's pur luck tt the women and children were insidwhen gunshots rang out he believes atleast 2 suspects entered a side gate that was unlocked they walked into the backyard. >>and begin immediately firing into the crowd or approximately 16 male adults in the backyard watching football of those 1610en were shot 3 of them died at local hospital this was not a random act. >>it appears that this cident was a targeted. act of violence against this residence. police say all victims are from the hmong community hall saythere's been a recent uptick in violence in the southeast asian community. they've had 11 incidents since the beginning of the year 3 of them just this month were gang-related one wahours prior to this shooting w

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