archbishop desmond tutu wa5 were rubbish.th and reconciliation commission. without his leadership, the commission would not have been able to attain its objectives. i think the amnesty proce55 assured that people were not vengeful. that there was proper public acknowledgement and recognition of those who had suffered. we are asking from you to please forgive us. going through a proce55 please forgive us. going through a process of coming out from our grief. but here we have the lovely people who are generous. their generosity i5 people who are generous. their generosity is always amazing. i wake up generosity is always amazing. i wake up every morning and i am grateful that after all, i am a south african. just as sisi khampepe talking to witness in south africa. finally, it is hard to imagine now but london used often to be 5hrouded in thick 5mog for days at a time. in 1952, conditions were so bad that thousands of people died in the government eventually had to act. scientist brian commons wa5 government eventually had to a

archbishop desmond tutu was the star of the truth commission.as proper public acknowledgement and recognition of those who had suffered. we are asking for you to please forgive us. we are still going through a process of coming out of our grief. but here we have the lovely people who are generous, their generosity is always amazing. i wake their generosity is always amazing. iwake up their generosity is always amazing. i wake up every morning and i am grateful that after all i am a south african. now to south korea, where the winter olympic games are in full flow in pyeongchang. here are some of the achievements on the first full day of competition. sweden‘s charlotte kalla won the first gold medal of pyeongchang 2018, in the womens cross country skiing event. in the same event, norway‘s marit bjorgen took silver, her 11th winter olympics medal, in the women‘s cross country skiing event to become the most decorated female winter 0lympian of all time. hosts, south korea, brought the day‘s loudest cheers for theirfirst gold, as lim hyo—jun clinche

archbishop desmond tutu was the star of the truth commission.hat people were not vengeful, that there was proper public acknowledgement and recognition of those who had suffered. translation: we are asking from you do please forgive us. we are still going through a process of coming out of our grief. but here we have the lovely people who are generous, their generosity is always amazing. i wake up every morning and i am grateful that, after all, i am a south african. judge sisi khampepe and her memories of serving on south africa‘s truth and reconciliation commission. new migration restrictions have led to long queues on colombia‘s border with venezuela. the main bridge between the two countries has been opening and closing intermittently since the colombian president, juan manuel santos, announced tighter rules for venezuela ns entering the country. more than 40,000 people have already left crisis—hit venezuela. thousands are expected to either stay or travel on to other countries in south america. now to the action at the winter olympics in py

archbishop desmond tutu was the star of the truth commission.ensured that people were not vengeful, that there was proper public acknowledgement and recognition of those who had suffered. we are asking from you to please do forgive us. we are still going through a process of coming out of our grief. but here we have the lovely people who are generous, their generosity is always amazing. i wake up every morning and i am grateful that, after all, i am a south african. sport, of course, endeavours to rise above politics and so it was in 1991, that two table tennis players — one from south korea and one from the north — were paired together to lead a team that won the world championship. they led the first ever unified korean sporting team. the women became firm friends but had to separate when the team disbanded. hyunjung—hwa recounts their moment of glory and how she misses her friend from the north. what a story! don‘t forget, you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. occasionally tweets interesting stuff. ——i occasionally twe

archbishop desmond tutu was the star of the truth commission. that people were not vengeful, that there was proper public acknowledgement and recognition of those who had suffered. translation: we are asking from you do please forgive us. we are still going through a process of coming out of our grief. but here we have the lovely people who are generous, their generosity is always amazing. i wake up every morning and i am grateful that, after all, i am a south african. judge sisi khampepe and her memories of serving on south africa‘s truth and reconciliation commission. gerry adams‘ 34—year leadership of sinn fein came to an on saturday, as mary lou mcdonald formally took over as party president. in her first speech as leader, she told delegates in dublin, it was time for the party to embrace fresh thinking and bold ideas. she also said she wants to secure, and win, a referendum on irish unity. new migration restrictions have led to long queues on colombia‘s border with venezuela. the main bridge between the two countries has been opening and cl

archbishop desmond tutu was the star of the truth commission. commission would not have been able to attain its objective. i think the tlc process ensured that people were not vengeful, that there was proper public acknowledgement and recognition of those who had suffered. translation: we are asking from you do please forgive us. we are still going through a process of coming out of our grief. but here we have the lovely people who are generous, their generosity is always amazing. i wake up every morning and i am grateful that, after all, i am a south african. judge sisi khampepe and her memories of serving on south africa's truth and reconciliation commission. british scientists have enlisted volunteers to help them look at the effects of zero gravity. the study involves spending three days in bed, which researchers hope will help them understand the adverse effect of weightlessness on the human body. we meet two of the resting volunteers in the medical lab. hannah meredith has more. this is the nearest i will be to being in space. it is light

archbishop desmond tutu has become the latest prominent supporter of oxfam to cut his ties with the charityof its staff abroad. the former 0xfam country director in haiti, had today responded to allegations that he paid a woman for sex. he said it was a malicious rumour but he was ashamed of some of his behaviour. 0ur correspondent will grant reports from haiti. this apartment complex could cost 0xfa m this apartment complex could cost 0xfam millions in public donations. behind the armed guard, high fences and barbed wire live haiti's elite foreign aid workers. it is believed 0xfa m foreign aid workers. it is believed 0xfam workers held alleged sex parties in 2010. the man who led 0xfam's haiti operation at the time has denied using prostitutes. roland van hauwermeiren, who resigned from 0xfam, has finally spoken to a belgian broadcaster and denied the main allegations against him. translation: some unprofessional journalists are claiming oxfam organises sex orgies using money from donations, which is absolutely untrue. he said he was solely in haiti to lead oxfam's operations at a difficul

we are hearing that high—profile figures including the south african archbishop desmond tutu has leftitish steel's pension scheme were the victims of a "major mis—selling scandal". mps on the work and pensions committee say the scheme's members were targeted by "vulture" financial advisers, who encouraged them to transfer their savings to "unsuitable funds. " it happened when the pension fund was hived off in order to keep the uk company, owned by the indian firm tata, afloat. sian lloyd reports. "exploited. . .. for cynical personal gain. shamelessly bamboozled by dubious financial advisers." the words of a report today by mps about steelworkers who devoted years to the industry but face changes to their pension scheme. some had the option of transferring their benefits to private schemes, but what happened has been described as a mis—selling scandal. yes, we've been let down with the trustees, we've been let down by tata as a company. we uncovered the case of richard bevan who had transferred his savings into a private scheme. he believes the financial advice he was given was unsuit

retired archbishop and nobel laureate desmond tutu has quit his role as ambassador for oxfam after the charity was hit by sexual misconduct allegations several stuff was sacked after they were accused of using prostitutes while working in haiti after the two thousand and ten earthquake the archbishop's office says he is deeply disappointed by the allegations of immorality and possible criminality has revealed that one of the site workers was later rehired by the charity in ethiopia. a british soccer coach has now been convicted of forty three counts of sexual abuse and had pleaded guilty to a novice seven and al-jazeera investigation has revealed new information about one of his most high profile player is gary speed committed suicide in two thousand and eleven is family denying he was abused and say they still don't know why he killed himself but says deborah davies reports some of gary speed's oid teammates believe they know part of the answer as a highly successful premiership player a wales international and then manager gary speed's death stone to the footballing world. in his you

archbishop desmond tutu has become the latest high—profile personality to end his ties with oxfam overin chad and haiti. meanwhile, a former oxfam worker at the centre of the reports has denied paying for sex. in an open letter, roland van hauwermeiren said a reception held at his home in haiti was not, as alleged, a sex party. the us secretary of state, rex tillerson is warning the involvement of lebanese militant group his brother in regional wars will have a negative impact on lebanon itself. —— lebanese militant group hezbollah. mr tillerson was speaking in beirut, where he held talks with the president, speaker of parliament and the prime minister. germany's chancellor has been holding talks with the turkish prime minister. angela merkel told binali yildirim that berlin wants to see a fastjudicial process for a german—turkish journalist held in turkey. the jailing of deniz yucel has put a strain on relations between the countries, and mr yildirim said he hoped we began this programme with news of gun violence in florida. a few weeks ago, i went to the city of compton in california

and that is why leaders like nelson mandela, desmond tutu and barack obama have not just fought for racef the world leaders on the subject. sorry if this isn't the issue on which to refuse assent, i don't know which to refuse assent, i don't know which is. ultimately, isn't it the case that it would also be a profound step if britain were to ta ke profound step if britain were to take this action in relation to bermudan democracy? well, i do agree that those are the issues which needed to be balanced in this circumstance and that's to withhold assent really requires very limited circumstances and really would need to be based on a legal or constitutional issue, and having considered the circumstances very, very carefully, the secretary of state decided that these circumstances, it would not be appropriate to use this power. harriet baldwin. and now for something if not completely different, a little bit different. it isn't compulsory the committee is to spend all their time on the committee corridor of the palace of westminster. they can travel around, taking evidence from other parts of

but, you know, i really-- i really love-- i really admired desmond tutu's truth and reconciliation after and had so many hundreds of years, that the kind of healing that you needed to have, had to happen between people and ne of the story. and being able to lo their hand, and i think that's what's missing, really, is a-- theside of the equation. >> stephen: well, right now, we're hearing some of the truth. reconciliation happens. >> yeah, me, too.iation? because right now it is someone is credibly accused, thankfully the women are believed, and then-- and presently, the person know, has-- just disappears. >> well, that's when we saw all these beautiful narratives by i was just so proud of the women details of how they processed what had happened to them. to see the men on the other side. i would love to see how theyrt in all of this was. >> stephen: what's happening volume is heartening and the speed might be trawling over a pr i mean, there isn't probably a woman in this room, certainly or in the world who d and probably-- i'm just going to go out on a limb here-- i th would be just for

so south african archbishop emeritus desmond tutu stepped down as an ambassador for oxfam.he 86-year-old nobel peace laureate said he was deeply disappointed by allegations of "immorality and possible criminality involving humanitarian workers linked to the charity." last week british actress minnie driver also quit her position as an ambassador for oxfam. writing on her twitter account -- "all i can tell you about this awful revelation about oxfam is that i am devastated. devastated for the women who were used by people sent there to help them, devastated by the response of an organization that i have been raising awareness for since i was 9 years old." i want to bring taina bien aime into the conversation, who is executive director of the organization coalition against trafficking in women. your response to these revelations and what you think should happen? >> i would like to echo the thoughts that we have known for decades. we have heard rumors. we're family and haiti who tell us that blue helmets exchange a glass of milk for raping a child. that international aid worke

now retired archbishop a nobel laureate desmond tutu has quit his role as ambassador for oxfam after the charity was hit by sexual misconduct allegations the u.k. government has accused of a lack of transparency and threaten to cost off its funding now that followed revelations in the times newspaper last week the four star had been sacked and three had resigned over allegations of sexual exploitation involving prostitutes in haiti two thousand and eleven among those allowed to resign was oxfam's country director at the time since emerged that he had been the subject of similar allegations in chad and in liberia where he was dismissed by the british charity money in two thousand and four and then today. has revealed that one of the men who was fired in haiti was rehired as a consultant later that year in ethiopia. well alice evans is a lecturer in aid and development to king's college london she joins me now in the studio thanks very much for coming in to speak to us and so just running through some of the latest developments there allegations of sexual misconduct and exploitation a

came yesterday from south africa, and billy and franklin, i bring personal greetings from bishop desmond tutumessage has permeated the whole world. now i want to go back just a few minutes, 40 years, the first, became associate with billy graham in absence you. he was absent. i was not absent. i was in georgia, anyone who knows anything about georgia would recognize sumter county as the headquarters of america's which had the strongest john birch society in the south, and which was almost 100% 100% memp in those days among white men and white citizens council in which andy young and martin luther king, jr. said it was the worst place in the united states to be put in jail. well, billy graham called and asked if i would come somebody call for them and asked if i would lead a billy graham crusade. and i said yes, i will if billy graham comes. they said he's not coming but he will send a motion picture and you want you to put together. i said okay, i'll do it. he said the first thing you have to realize is all over the world the billy graham crusades are absolutely and totally racially integrate