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monday's planned engagements include a visit to lake mckenzie and a walkabout on the kingfisher bay.hat's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk. were expecting that announcement, the apology to the now it is time for hard talk. welcome to hard talk. my guest is a former business executive turned politician, chilima, vice president of the small malawi. now, he has left the ruling democratic progressive party and will run against the president and the elections next year or two as he put it, save the country from distraction and corruption. why is he criticising a government of which he criticising a government of which he is still an member? and if corruption is as bad as he describes, why doesn't the vice president use his influence to stop the rot? chilima of malawi, welcome to heart talk. why are you running against the very man that you stood with in 2014? i have the right qualifications to contest her office. why you turned against mutharika, and... 20 against him, it is not that, ijust want to exercise my constitutional right. see what to exercise your co

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monday's planned engagements include a visit to lake mckenzie and a walkabout on the kingfisher bay.tory in the uk: theresa may writes in the sun that the brexit finish line is in sight. earlier, the brexit secretary dominic raab