nazi germany's air raids on durban made him upset and nervous. a year later, in shahrivar 1321, reza khan took the train from durban to johannesburg. it took 6 months to find a suitable house. finally, reza khanuz started 132 in this house. he didn't want to go out of the house because he couldn't stand the law when he went to the zoo a few times and a couple of times when he went to the city. at his insistence , his driver had passed the red light and the police fined him. he could not tolerate a law other than his own. reza khan ate alone at home and listened to the radio all the time. he used to say that the calamities that befall people are their right. reza khan 22 months in this house in johannesburg lived when he came to johannesburg, his family returned to tehran. and only alireza and abdolreza stayed by his side. his children visited him from time to time. whenever he was short of money, he used to write to mohammad raza. loneliness of fatty food. and the mental pressure did its job. at 6 am on wednesday, august 4, 1323, reza khan passed

nazi german air operations to durban upset him and it made me nervous. a year later, in shahrivar 1321, reza khan took a train from durban to johannesburg. it took 6 months to find a suitable house. finally, reza khan started nowruz 132 in this house. he didn't want to go out of the house because he couldn't obey the law a few times when he went to the zoo and a couple of times when he went to the city. to bear at his insistence , his driver had passed the red light and the police fined him. he could not tolerate a law other than his own. reza khan ate alone in his house and listened to the radio all the time . he said the calamities that befall people it is their right. reza khan lived in this house in johannesburg for 22 months. his family returned to tehran and only alireza and abdolreza stayed with him. his children visited him from time to time. whenever i bring money, at 6 o'clock in the morning on wednesday, the 4th of august 1323, reza khan died at the age of 67. the cause of death was diagnosed as a severe heart attack. reza khan's body, like hi

the motor way, linking johannesburg to the east coast city of durban, was one of the worst affected by some south africans who are not used to seeing snow travel to several hours to see their rare event forecasters are predicting more snow fall in some areas of the country. 6 as you're watching the double you news, a quick reminder now of our top story. israel and 11, these militant group has the law have exchanged fresh waves of cross border fire. earlier to senior has block commanders were among dozens killed in and it's really attack on an apartment building in bare room. you're up to date on the w news. i'm mary, and i haven't seen, i'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour from me and the entire news team. thanks for watching the change. i mean deforestation in the rain forest continue carbon dioxide emissions. and again the people of the world are we what impact the biggest change.

a key road in south africa linking johannesburg to the port city of durban is one of the worst affectedaratroopers have been taking part in a jump close to the dutch city of arnhem. it marks the 80th anniversary of one of the most daring allied operations of the second world war. 0ur correspondent anna holligan sent this report from the commemorations. how to say thank you without words. 700 paratroopers from several nato nations, including the uk, poland and the usa, who were involved in the campaign dropped onto the fields which saw some of the fiercest fighting. tens of thousands of people gathered on ginkel heath to witness a re—enactment of what was one of the bloodiest episodes of the second world war. 0peration market garden — 35,000 airborne troops were dropped behind enemy lines in a creative attempt to carve out a shortcut into nazi germany. this was the objective. if the bridge at arnhem was taken, there was a hope of an early invasion that might have ended the war in december 19114. after nine days of relentless fighting, a third of those involved were taken prisoner or kill

burg and durban, write foreign media.incial buses are stuck at gas stations in the region as they wait for more snowfall. for the first time in ukraine, the lviv theater named after maria zankovetska will show the british musical charlie and chocolate factory this year, roald dahl's novel of the same name celebrates its 60th anniversary. from the first publication. our correspondents visited the rehearsal. yes, my name is vativonka. yes, i make chocolate. yes, i think it's most brilliant. a broadway piece in the ukrainian style, the actors of the national drama theater named after maria zankovetska, present the cult musical - charlie and the chocolate factory. based on roaldahl's book. it is family and warm. a story about a miracle and the realization of dreams. the play was directed by nataliya sivanenko. british rights holders have approved the show. this is a favorite story from childhood. it is beautiful, there is a lot of music, there are incredible charismatic actors. orchestra, visual. instead of johnny depp, we ha

let's start off by going to durban, south africa. and because the finder, an editor of the behind the news network tool maligned at, joins us joe. good to see you and fox. first of all, let's take a listen because i want to get your reaction to what james reuben, who is the coordinator for the us department of state's global engagement center. very good. last, the type of what he had to say about are to that's a big difference in our state funded media. i believe. you mean no one in this building gets to tell anyone that v o a or a fee or are out what to say do are right. they ask us questions and we answer them . that's the difference between a state funded media organization in a democracy and one in an authoritarian government. the leader of r t is admitted that that's what she does and they do. and we've now given you a norm as examples of how dangerous it is around the world, and i sure hope it meets your definition of something new. so essentially what we have there is our state funded media. well, we're superior to all of our

this is essential and subject our country and co c. mon dell, it well, let's go to south africa and durban and speak to german language funder, an editor of the behind the news network. joe is always good to see you at the accusations against r t. i'm sure you we call 2016. we've spoken about it. before but do you think people, the us public are going to buy into russian gay 2 point. oh, i think it was easy. i then saw people to be what the american government was doing in terms of trying to push out of the of their products. but now people, because of the technology that they bring to the table themselves, people have found that the majority of the things that that would be told about a t, a tentative view, is bringing things that are not comfortable in, in, in ensuring of the, to their property, but we must also remember that the majority of american media are influenced by either that or republicans. so it's a 2 way kind of and uses the then it comes out of the stroup states in the he, it's just costing things. putting things out there is a cost for them is as i left to right. so there'

well, durban, base journalist, and other jo, milan, guess the use of people on the confident they aren't buying washington's bullying tactics. the way it is, the way they say things though, is it, no. is it was, it was an insurgency. send this thing to pull out the north is the other thing that it was being done is based on lies. you say, oh no, no, no, this is what you can say. there's a problem said that because disney and kind of think it's on top of it. on top of it, you will see that when they do something and you respond to that, it's a form of aggression. when this is something else and you will close it, no, no, you don't need to do. why don't, don't want the american, the one the whole world to believe that i really cuz i was like individual, which is the place you want to. yeah. so just because i'm just on so you know, i was like, do for my, for the, you know, i just, i mean, i'm in but you say you don't. so i don't really for me, oh, so is the thinking in america that it's supposed to be. and is being recycled for the people don't realize that. yeah. stupid spend the winter is

a key road in south africa linking johannesburg to the port city of durban is one of the worst affectedn five years since game of thrones came to an end on our screens, but now a stunning collection of the tv show�*s memorabilia is going up for auction. superfans of the award—winning show will have the chance to get their own pieces of the programme from a haul valued at more than $1 million. the collection, made up of more than 2,000 pieces, includes dragon skulls, swords, tyrion lannister�*s hand of the king pin and — spoiler alert — the black leather overcoat and dragon chain daenerys targaryen wore to her assassination. jax strobeil is director of studio relations at heritage auctions and mentioned some of the items to look out for. one of the items that's up for sale is king robert baratheon's cloak, and it's beautiful. it's got black mink, and it's a gorgeous piece. and then you get to the finale, we have the melted iron throne. so, beginning to end, there's pieces all the way throughout the show, or throughout the auction, that represent every favourite moment from the show. i do

[applause] my pleasure to welcome back to the mic jane durban. to the magnificent world war ii memorial for this day in our nation and allied nations around the globe. a special welcome to our world war ii veterans. as we gather here to commemorate d-day, the battle of normandy, we are honored to be joined by president franklin delano roosevelt's great-grandson, elliot toby roosevelt, as well as representatives who stood side-by-side with the united states in the great effort to defeat here any and fascism. thank you. i am also honored to be joined by my colleague, superintendent rheingold, who you met, director gibson, chaplain horton, ron d elliott, and alex kershaw. earlier we had the privilege of hearing from alex, the resident historian of the friends of national world war ii memorial. what a stirring and inspiring account of those first moments when americans first landed on omaha beach and began the march to liberate europe. alex has written some amazing books about world war ii. it is crucial for all of us to listen to expert world war ii

traffic has stopped on several dozen roads, including the johannesburg-durban highway.o anywhere, the snow has become real entertainment, which happens very rarely and therefore brings maximum pleasure. you can even make a snowman or try skiing for the first time. and an incredible incident happened in china in the province of onhui. a local resident was literally born with a silver spoon in his mouth. together with his son, he went on a hike in the mountains, but slipped on a rock wet from the rain and fell down from a great height. the video of the fall was filmed by an action camera that was turned on. the traveler was saved from death by a tree that he met on the way. and he is for it caught, that is, his jacket. as a result, the hero of the video escaped with only a couple of scratches. in the moscow region today, about 500 believers made the elizabethan procession, an event held annually in memory of the grand duchess elizabeth feodorovna, who devoted a lot of time to charity. the route traditionally runs through the territory of the imperial estate ilinskoye usov

traffic has stopped on several dozen roads, including the johannesburg-durban highway.nutes to prepare for an attack. brigades special forces in the dpr received the latest strike. lightning drones. the drone can shoot down almost any nato military equipment, including the american abrams tank. report by vadim topalov. to the takeoff site of the lightning drone, just run, every second counts. the rpg shell on board is ready to destroy the nazi stronghold. how much time do we have? the special forces unit of the central forces group is working. the pioneer operator heads for cover. on command, the engineer with the call sign. boxer launches the strike drone, ready, 3, 2, 1, takeoff, no chances there is practically no enemy, the professionalism of the team plays a role. equipped with an operational surveillance system that can be used both during the day and at night, a pioneer at the front from the very beginning of the special operation has already managed to destroy the vaunted western equipment, including bradley and abrams, our air reconnaissance identified american

traffic on the roads is completely paralyzed, the worst is on the highway connecting johannesburg and durbandrivers are stuck right now, at least one person has already died in this traffic jam, in addition, due to a sharp drop in temperatures in some areas, interruptions in electricity and water supply, but also those who... the bad weather caught at home, are making snowmen and sharing picturesque photos, but lions in the snow, this is something incredible. in general, the footage is incredible, this is also a record, the last time snow was seen in ur was in 2012, that is, 12 years ago. now urgent news comes from the russian ministry of defense on the losses of ukrainian troops in a day amounted to 1795 people, we are moving to the front, on the direct line military. correspondent, alexey gavrish, alexey, hello, they predict, including, now also enemies, in the near future the fall of pokrovsk, what is happening in this direction now? hello, uh, in the pokrovsk direction now fierce battles continue, on our side artillery is actively working, aviation is actively working, various unmanned s

a key road in south africa linking johannesburg to durban is one of the worst affected.troopers have landed near the dutch city of arnhem — part of events marking the 80th anniversary of a failed second world war operation. thousands of troops died during operation market garden — an allied attempt to capture bridges, which would have paved the way for an assault on nazi germany. stay with us here on bbc news. there is plenty more to come. good afternoon. more scenes like those behind me expected notjust today, but for sunday and monday across england and wales in particular. but in contrast, we've got some decent spells of sunshine further north and west, particularly across highland and grampian, scotland. there is a little bit of fog around the western isles, the northern isles and certainly for the north sea coast, and it's running in through the central belt, so it might well not clear the central lowlands during the rest of the day. lots of sunshine, northern ireland, north western parts of england and central and eastern england. but we have had a cluster of storm