came to know as tommie smith and john carlos and their prominent protest on october 16, 1968 in mexico city, mexico. >> tell me a little bit about the background. clyde: harry edwards thought it necessary to bring all of the prominent black college athletes, professional athletes together for the purpose of becoming a sports connected civil rights arm to go with what malcolm x was doing, to go with what martin luther king was doing, and in harry edwards' book, he explains that what he was trying to do was bring intelligent black males to the forefront and use the one platform or mechanism they had, which was sports. that is no different than what lebron is doing today. that is no different than what colin kaepernick and eric reed are doing today. these two recently won a case, had their case is settled with the nfl. that is huge. that means they stood their ground. did win all the money they wanted? probably not, but they won and the evolution continues. >> and you have mentioned muhammad ali was a part of that movement. how long did that movement last as an athlete? clyde: well, for muhamm

tommy smith -- one little known fact is in mexico city, mexico, 400 college students who were protesting the mexican government had been slaughtered and buried right outside the mexico city olympic stadium, where tommy smith and john carlos would later protest. they had been threatened. black cats had been thrown, murdered black cuts, strangled black cats had been thrown into the dorm where they stayed in mexico city. they expected, according to john carlos, they expected to be assassinated. and i say this in my book, when john carlos lifted his hand, he expected to be shot. he not only expected -- they not only endured that process, but it cost them thousands, millions maybe. john carlos ended up doing menial jobs. one of the athletes' wife committed suicide as a result of the impact. harry atwood, his relationship with carlos and smith broke because he did not go to the medal stand protest in mexico city. so relationship were broken. there was money that was lost. i think today, as kind of a followup to that question, that many athletes do not -- black athletes do not protest today bec

the capital city of mexico and correspondent there man well that we've just left lucy a new man in brazil which has suffered such devastation as the amazonian forest and all say has one of the most climate skeptical. governments around the world how the how is the whole issue playing out with the relatively new government of andres manuel lopez obrador and what sort of pressure is being put on his government to take action. the government of lopez over the road here in mexico is viewed with quite a bit of optimism on the issue of climate change people feel more confident with the new government given new policies that have been proposed and where we are right now in downtown mexico city we're just seeing the 1st few 100 people starting to arrive in solidarity with hundreds of cities around the world on this global climate 1 1 climate action strike whatever you want to call it we're seeing a lot of a lot of students and people from their works that walked out of school today they didn't go to their jobs to be able to participate in this in this demonstration even now we're seeing another g

there's other cities as well that part that are participating in the climate strike here in mexico such as betty that there were 11 that nobel prize winners that. a demonstration in many there including the over at the mint you forgot their mother who won the nobel peace prize in 1902 she held a ceremony on a mine ceremony asking planet earth for forgiveness this was one of the one of the 4 more quiet moments one of the most solemn moments that we've seen so far in these demonstrations here in mexico but again talking about policy in the country we should note that mexico has. is pursuing certain policies that are more friendly to people that are that are demanding change from the government one is legislation that will ban single use plastics nationwide by the year 2021 so at the very least that is something positive that we can note but at the moment people here seem very optimistic that the government is doing more than previous administrations and again it looks as though the march is now starting to move so we'll follow we'll follow them where they go excellent mamma we'll cat

mexico city. 3 former executives of the japanese firm which operates at the fukushima nuclear plants have been cleared of responsibility for the 2011 disaster the plant's was crippled by an earthquake and the tsunami that follows 3 of its reactors malfunctions spread and radiation into the community the court ruled the officials from the tokyo electric power company were not guilty of negligence they've been accused of failing to take measures to protect the plants. ok the stern is trying to boost its image andrew 5 last traditions the government is organizing the 1st ever no mad games thousands of people are attending the event this week on the banks of lake as charlotte bellus reports. this game started on the plains of central asia more than 500 years ago called cook bordeaux teams on horseback compete to drop a did go into a. it's a classic sport among no men it's one of the most fiercely contested kurdistan's 1st national nomad games the event was created to revive traditional sports and customs but it's also a global branding exercise. the main goal is to promote friendship bet

mexico city. still to come this news. special. business updates. going places together. business updates. going places together. but thank you very much japan's rugby captain michael leach says his team is ready to inspire the nation and the country is hosting the world cup for the very 1st time and more than half a 1000000 fans are heading to japan for the 6 week event the host play russia in the tournament on friday is only richardson there are reports. organizers hope this world cup will result in 1000000 new players taking up rugby in asia as the game aims to establish more than just a loose foothold outside its traditional heartlands. japan as they did every edition of the world cup but never before has the game's biggest international events come to their consonants the host nation play russia in the tournament's opener. first of all i feel that i am shouldering a lot of responsibility while playing in the opening match which comes with a lot of pressure those expectations of the team and also those of the japanese people so i want to play well. at the world cup 4

mexico city. that she is visiting her house near the outskirts of mexico city it's the home she used to share with her husband and 3 children that he got from work. 2 years ago a massive earthquake split open the ground underneath the property due to the threat of the structure collapsing authorities told she would be relocated to a government home that new home however as well as thousands of others promised to earthquake survivors never materialized has been this has been it's exasperating to live outside your home we've organized marches meetings in roundtables with government representatives it's the only way we've seen any solutions but it's not enough the emergency here isn't talking about. the 2017 earthquake claimed hundreds of lives in the mexican capital and the surrounding states thousands more were displaced as homes and buildings were toppled or at least severely damaged once the dust settled the mexican government announced that $800000000.00 would be set aside for reconstruction. bu

with the work we're doing but as he was speaking hundreds of people were marching in protest down mexico city's main avenue right up there. was my demonstrations criticizing the president also took place in several other mexican cities at the same time i was there many places where insecurity is extreme the president says we're happy but i'm not happy that. the president is boasting all he has done but really leaves much to be desired the top complaint among critics of president lopez over the other is the country's deteriorating security situation $2900.00 is expected to be a record setting year for violence in the country surpassing the nearly $35000.00 homicides that took place the year before what we're hearing from people on the streets of mexico city apart from concerns over escalating violence nationwide is a general distrust of the president's rhetoric and criticisms over how the government is managing a stagnant national economy mexico central bank forecasts economic growth at 0.2 percent for 2019 barely avoiding recession despite the many challenges president look there's a lot of wor

mexico city. is visiting her house near the outskirts of mexico city it's the home she used to share with her husband and 3 children that he got to talk about. 2 years ago a massive earthquake split open the ground underneath the property due to the threat of the structure collapsing authorities told she would be relocated to a government home that new home however as well as thousands of others promised to earthquake survivors never materialized has been this has been it's exasperating to live outside your home we've organized marches meetings in roundtables with government representatives it's the only way we've seen any solutions but it's not enough the emergency here isn't talking about. the 2017 earthquake claimed hundreds of lives in the next in capital and the surrounding states thousands more were displaced as homes and buildings were toppled or at least severely damaged once the dust settled the mexican government announced that $800000000.00 would be set aside for reconstruction. but lit

off the west coast of mexico so that rain becoming widespread on saturday although mostly dry in mexico city with a high of 24 degrees. as president prepares to exit the e.u. people in power investigates disturbing allegations about the tactics used by the winningly campaign we know that the law was broken and we know that campaigns over spent we know that russia tried to build a relationship with one of the key campaigns who paid for breaks it people in power on al-jazeera. welcome back to remind of our top stories here on al-jazeera u.s. democrats are accusing president trump of a cover up after a sense of version of the whistleblowers complaint was made public the memo details out from try to persuade his ukrainian counterpart to investigate his wife or joe biden. the pentagon's deploying a battery of patriot missiles for radar systems and $200.00 troops to saudi arabia in order to bolster the kingdom's defenses comes in the wake of an attack earlier this month on an oil refinery. in saudi arabia's foreign minister as the international community at the u.n. general assembly to ban togethe

trust and well oprah's albert or still enjoys a high approval rating and iraq will has more from mexico city. during his 1st speech about the state of the nation mexican president under his belt or so the mexican people are pleased with his accomplishments of the smaller number yet in he a majority of people who support our efforts there are happy happy with the work we're doing but as he was speaking hundreds of people were more curious the protests down mexico city's main avenue right out the. demonstrations criticizing the president also took place in several other mexican cities at the same time i was told there are many places where insecurity is extreme the president says we have people are not happy with their for the report obamacare the president is boasting only. has done but really leaves much to be desired the top complaint among critics of president lopez over the other is the country's deteriorating security situation 200-1000 is expected to be a record setting year for violence in the country surpassing the nearly $35000.00 homicides that took place the year before what we're

mexico city. that she is visiting her house near the outskirts of mexico city it's the home she used to share with her husband and 3 children. got. 2 years ago a massive earthquake split open the ground underneath the property due to the threat of the structure collapsing authorities told she would be relocated to a government home that new home however as well as thousands of others promised to earthquake survivors never materialized has been this has been it's exasperating to live outside your home we've organized marches matings and round tables with government representatives it's the only way we've seen any solutions but it's not enough the emergency here isn't. the 2017 earthquake claimed hundreds of lives in the mexican capital and the surrounding states thousands more were displaced as homes and buildings were toppled or at least severely damaged once the dust settled the mexican government announced that $800000000.00 would be set aside for reconstruction. but little. is actually known ab

mexico city. during his 1st speech about the state of the nation mexican president. said the mexican people are pleased with his accomplishments of the spar. a majority of people support our efforts and they're happy happy with the work with but as he was speaking hundreds of people were marching in protest down mexico city's main avenue right up there. i. demonstrations criticizing the president also took place in several other mexican cities at the same time i want to stop there are many places where insecurity is extreme the president says we're happy but i'm not happy that. the president is boasting all he has done but really leaves much to be desired the top complaint among critics of president lopez over the other is the country's deteriorating security situation $2900.00 is expected to be a record setting year for violence in the country surpassing the nearly $35000.00 homicides that took place the year before what we're hearing from people on the streets of mexico city apart from concerns

this site, a short drive from mexico's second city, is farfrom an drive from mexico's second city, isrom an isolated incident. since the government launched a crack down in 2006, more than 3000 unmarked graves containing nearly 1000 bodies have been discovered. the deadly reality of a country gripped by powerful drug cartels battling each other for control of the lucrative trade. gareth barlow, bbc news. let's bring you up—to—date on the latest sports stories. hello, i'm chetan pathak with wednesday's sport briefing. lionel messi returned from injury for barcelona, but there were still no goals in their opening champions league group game at borussia dortmund, whilst the holders, liverpool, lost for the second consecutive season at napoli. dries mertens scored from the penalty spot with eight minutes to go, before fernando llorente made it 2—0 in stoppage time. iam i am pretty sure there are different views on that situation, but when the player jumps before views on that situation, but when the playerjumps before there is contact, then it cannot be a penalty. but we cannot change tha

mexico city. that she is visiting her house near the outskirts of mexico city it's the home she used to share with her husband and 3 children that he did i got to talk about. 2 years ago a massive earthquake split open the ground underneath the property due to the threat of the structure collapsing authorities told she would be relocated to a government home that new home however as well as thousands of others promised to earthquake survivors never materialized has been this is going to be a it's exasperating to live outside your home we've organized marches meetings and round tables with government representatives it's the only way we've seen any solutions but it's not enough the emergency here isn't talking about. the 2017 earthquake claimed hundreds of lives in the next in capital and the surrounding states thousands more were displaced as homes and buildings were toppled or at least severely damaged once the dust settled the mexican government announced that $800000000.00 would be set aside fo

mexico city. it is marking 50 years since the death of its revolutionary leader. is regarded as the father of the nation of the funds of its communist poncy the anniversary of his death also falls on vietnam's national day so as louis has more now from the capital. the mausoleum of. the founding father of modern vietnam these people are here to catch a glimpse of his a bombed body but. to all vietnamese uncle who is a great person i have been here twice but they are brought to my younger siblings here to express our gratitude and love to uncle ho. he dedicated his career and his life to building this nation it's an honor to be here to visit the mostly him. uncle ho as he's affectionately known let the vietnamese nationalist movement for nearly 3 decades 1st fighting japanese in vegas then french colonialists forces and later u.s. troops in the vietnam war he died on september 2nd 1969 and did not live to see the end of the war nor the reunification of north and south vietnam cochairmen a still very much revered in vietnam seen as the man who brought independence t

reporter: segura's political views we shaped by his parents who witnessed the 1968 massacre in mexico city, where hundreds of students were gunned down during protests around the olympics. the event is seared into mexico's collective memory, the dead still honed in annual demonstrations. in 2014, another mass killing drew mexicans back into tes streets in rponse to the disappearance of de43 ss who had been on their way to a protest in mexico city. their boes were never found, and mexico's attorney general insisted all 43 bodies had been incinerated. but an independent report latt determined tederal that burning 43 hum bodies was "scientifically impossible." segura's piece, "pyre," forces viewers to contemplate the scale hoat would require, seen here in a san francisco ng. >> it turns out that you need 760 kilograms of wood beneath three car tires, and 71 liters of gasoline, just to disappear one single body. 's completely-- it's not probable. >> reporter: mexico is still tryi to uncover the truth behind those 43 murders. late last year, after taking office, the new presideth andres manuel

mexico city.and central somalia almost $5000.00 fighters are signing up to join the national army the group decided to integrate their fighters 2 months ago and so far they're the only local group to go up against fighters and where why has this report from. chants of religious fervor filled the air most concentric. this manifold was of sophism or mystical islam. for the 1st 20 years of somalia civil war sufis completely avoided the conflict but a decade ago the work force to pick up and join the fight against al-shabaab. the shrines were being destroyed their leaders were being killed their beliefs were under withering a talk. saying. it's the terrorists who forced us to take up arms when we saw foreign fighters and for an ideology invading our country and wishing to wipe out all if was to spread a more tolerant rational islam that is when we decided to defend ourselves and believe we. for 10 years the sufi fighters photoshop on managed to retake the group strongholds in the windswept plains of c

and less money loppers obrador still enjoys a high approval rating by over apollo as more from mexico city. during his 1st speech about the state of the nation mexican president and this one window piece of the road so the mexican people are pleased with his accomplishments of the spar. a majority of people support our efforts and they're happy happy with the work we're doing but as he was speaking hundreds of people were marching protests down mexico city's main avenue where i got the. demonstrations criticizing the president also took place in several other mexican cities at the same time i was there many places where insecurity is extreme the president says we're happy but i'm not happy with the report the president is boasting all he has done but really leaves much to be desired the top complaint among critics of president lopez obrador is the country's detour. rating security situation $2900.00 is expected to be a record setting year for violence in the country surpassing the nearly $35000.00 homicides that took place the year before what we're hearing from people on the streets of me

. >>> "usa today" says a mexico city roller coaster derailed mid ride leaving two dead and two othersng, the video might be disturbing. two men aged 18 and 21 died of head and other injuries when the last car on the coaster derailed at the amusement park on saturday. preliminary investigations indicate a mechanical failure caused the car to come loose and fall from a height of about 33 feet. the decades' old coaster, like many others, was featured at other parks around the world before finding a home in mexico city. >>> and "the new york times" reports that on its opening weekend, another horse has died at santa anita. saturday a 3-year-old colt named mtek collapsed in the stretch with both his front legs broken. he had to be euthanized. after 30 horses died at the race track in a six-month period ending in june, a series of changes were implemented. they were designed to better protect the thoroughbreds from catastrophic injury. >> there's a lot of money involved here. the bottom line is the welfare of that horse should come first, and it never does. >> the fatality at the famed cali

reports from mexico city. that she is visiting her house near the outskirts of mexico city it's the home she used to share with her husband and 3 children that he got from work. 2 years ago a massive earthquake split open the ground underneath the property due to the threat of the structure collapsing authorities told she would be relocated to a government home that new home however as well as thousands of others promised to earthquake survivors never materialized has been this has been it's exasperating to live outside your home we've organized marches matings and round tables with government representatives it's the only way we've seen any solutions but it's not enough the emergency here isn't talking about. the 2017 earthquake claimed hundreds of lives in the next in capital and the surrounding states thousands more were displaced as homes and buildings were toppled or at least severely damaged once the dust settled the mexican government announced that $800000000.00 would be set aside for reconstruction. b

this site, a short drive from mexico second city is farfrom an short drive from mexico second city ise the government launched a crackdown in 2006, more than 3000 unmarked graves containing nearly 5000 bodies have been discovered. the dead the reality of a country gripped by powerful drug cartels, battling each other for control of the lucrative trade. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the 10—year—old russian skateboarder who overcame his disability to wow the world, and his hero, tony hawk. 30 hours after the earthquake that devastated mexico city, rescue teams still have no idea just how many people have died. there is people alive and there is people not alive. we just can help and give them whatever we've got. a state funeral is being held for princess grace of monaco at the church where she married prince rainier 26 years ago. it looked as though they had come to fight a war, but their mission is to bring peace to east timor, and nowhere on earth needs it more badly. the government's case is being forcefully presented by monsieur badinter, the justice minister. he's campai

mexico city. coming up on the news hour including this. on the richardson of the world athletics championships in doha with the 1st time since 2003 the event one time few sang falls on the start line. to strengthen the good you have to shoulder good all the more with your calm still fight against corruption. destroy new chiro heroes like new who are bad or who refuse to $15000000.00 brian the achievement of heroes like him to showcase by the international ace award it shines a light on these heroes because the best way to fight the dark are used to shine a light let's make a rule to better plage nominate your anti corruption mirror now. the show she much conspiracy lives in justice special coverage on al-jazeera. it's time for sports news and for that we're going live to doha stadium to join for a smile. welcome back to the eventer nationalist stadium here in delhi 2000 athletes have gathered for the upcoming world championships but one individual will be notable by his absence for the 1st time since 2003 d. and that one involved arguably

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demonstrators marched through mexico city demanding justice. but those were the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after a woman. to the u.s. treasury notes to the months ago say that much money was in the let's bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the living what's the lives of piracy. counting the cost. down. and i'm not judging you. let me show you something this is a $1.25 a well i mean if it will buy a very small cup of coffee millions of people around the world exist on less than this amount a day of the numbers have gone down but there's still a lot of work to be done at a time when the world is looking at how to reduce extreme poverty the spotlight has been turned on the women wherever they have the opportunity to be actively involved in the local communities and economies the huge benefits to the people around them to local economies just know that investing in winning. it's not just the right thing to do it's smart economics because there's a ripple effect the sprites into the wider community so let

and it's remained ia state of mexico city nativein. segura draws inspiration from the growing pains of the region, which he weaves into his contemporary art mixed with powerful social commentary. npr correspondent lulu garcia navarro has his story. this report is part of our ongoing arts andculture series, "canvas." >> reporter: where you might see the black bars of a heavily-redacted document, outlined in red and black to show where the shrouded words would be, mexican artist joaquin segura ss a tapestry. >> it's a french technique that was originally used by the royalty. >> reporter: for his latest collection, segura foundll inspiration in a series of once-top-secret documents: thousands of pages of declassified u.s. government files about the .i.a.'s involvement in th19e coup that brought chilean dictator augusto pinochet to power. so this is actually the cover letter, the cover page of the daily brief that riard nixon received on the morning of the military coup. septber 11, 1973. >> reporter: segura's art takes found objects and t

go to college many other people decided not to go to work to participate in this climate strike mexico city of course me being a city notorious for its air pollution thousands get ill every year related to 2 respiratory illnesses from the notoriously poor air quality and of course there were protests at other cities of mexico as well including many that were 11 at millville or its march including to go where the binge been to 1992 nobel peace prize and if there is one silver lining here is the optimism people have that this government now in mexico will. have a lovely canter climate coverage to take you live to the white house while president all trying to speaking let's listen in right now or should the bounds of science and grit timeless masterpiece is aboard music and culture the defiant spirit of our people also armed our nation's brink to overcome . i can't hear oh. ok we apologize i mean apologize for the technical difficulty difficulties and the quality of that audio will of course bring you what he's been saying later in the program when we get it but for now let's move on to some o

in mexico city appears to be. in the process going when you want. this right burial the work concerns over rains today and people not showing up that was not the case the weather is lovely and there are thousands of people at least here on the streets of mexico's historic district just like. we heard from alessandro it's mostly young people just like we're seeing in cities all over the world it's a massive turnout of young people many of whom decided not to go to school today others decided not to go to university others did not attend their jobs in solidarity with thousands of people all over the world attending this climate strike here in mexico there's the what are the biggest concerns of course given the notoriety over over the air pollution mexico is famous for having a poor air quality every year thousands of people fall ill to diseases related to the poor health care quality here in the city and despite past attempts at regulating days with no traffic right share alps and policies there has been a lack of a meeting meaningful solution here in

for the wedding we're in stuttgart what is in mexico a city marked by drug cartels and violence miters hometown. where . i always thought we'd have a normal wedding with a party not standing on a bridge yet it might it doesn't want to stay in mexico and certainly doesn't want to start a family here. we have problems with the papers which is why we're doing this house up we were planning on living here at all basically everything needs fixing our course is by papers might a means for us visa a month ago her application was rejected the couple had wanted to get married in the us but the news meant rethinking all their plans might is not even allowed to travel to the us. known as. we can't get married in el paso because i can't cross the border it would be illegal and if we get married here whereas it won't be recognized by the us. based . enter plan be a bridge marriage it solves both problems might it doesn't have to cross the border and the us off oregon is legally recognized the marriage once married my husband can petition for her to come and live in the us now in el paso across the

mexico city. christina says she has hope her son is still alive even today 5 years since he went missing along with 42 other students from the town of. every year when it's my son's but they i miss him and want to give him a hug is the love i have for him that keeps me going and i won't rest until i find 10. other parents have been the driving force behind the constant protests to pressure the government for answers but they fear that those truly responsible for their children's disappearance may never face justice there have been a 142 arrests made in connection to the disappearance of the $43.00 students but the investigation found that much of the evidence presented to prosecutors was obtained illegally. a handful of the accused were found to have been tortured in order to obtain false confessions as a result as many as $53.00 of the $142.00 detained have been released this includes he said that the locals the leader of the so-called. the group believed to be responsible for the disappearance o

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mexico city. the u.s. has imposed sanctions on cheever's former president raul castro for supporting what it calls gross of violations of human rights in venezuela as president donald trump's toughest action against communist leadership since he took office and 2017 u.s. secretary of state mike compare says castro was responsible for helping to prop up the madeira regime in venezuela which has been accused of suppressing anti-government demonstrations and over an economic crisis. now britain's prime minister has been delivered another blow in his push for an early election the house of commons speaker says under current force it wouldn't be possible to go to the polls before october 31st and that's when britain and its shuttle to leave the e.u. charlie and the has more from london. following one of the most serious debates in british parliamentary history an attempt by the speaker of the house to restore some dignity to politics. yesterday. the house did extol no credit. there was. an atmosphere in the cha

we are very hopeful that there could be a transition of venezuelans i was just down in mexico city and in bogota week before last talking about this very issue trying to help them understand the things they might do so that they can get a better outcome for c.n.n. can now confirm the president trump asked a number of his top foreign policy advisers last summer about the possibility of invading venezuela thank you. and now opposition needs you on honda has declared himself the country's new president have you also the president of the united states for any military support in your struggle by as a way down on the amount of us he's going to and i would in terms of taking decisions that even though this is a dictatorship the little people want to advance with whatever pressure is needed this is no time for dialogue this is time for. any negotiations with nicolas maduro. no. the strange thing about the coup and threat of invasion is that they didn't just come from the usa. supporters of the right wing opposition asked for a foreign country to invade then as. and i made the mistake of answe

right demonstrators. 2 people have died and 5 more were injured in a roller coaster accident in mexico city one of the attractions rail cars left the tracks during the ride and fell 10 meters to the ground investigators are treating the incident as a negligent homicide. billionaire iran musk has unveiled a spacecraft designed to carry people and cargo anywhere in the solar system and return to earth must display the rocket at the space x. launch facility in texas he said the starship as it's called will blast off in one or 2 months for a test flight and then one. of afghanistan's presidential election day has been more by as many as 68 taliban attacks most of them using rockets at least 5 people were killed and scores more were injured according to the interior ministry the islamist group threatened to disrupt the election with violence and had warned voters to stay at home there were also problems with the voting process fueling concerns about the legitimacy of the poll. they went to vote and ended up in hospital it was a joy after the polling station opened some voters came in and cost th

to their way of life. 2 people have died and 5 more were injured in a roller coaster accident in mexico city one of the attractions rail cars left the tracks during the ride and fell 10 meters to the ground investigators are treating the incident as negligent homicide. in zimbabwe former president robert mugabe has been buried in his home village this follows weeks of wrangling between the government and his family over his final resting place the funeral was held at his birthplace the village of call tama died in a singapore hospital earlier this month he was 95 years old he is a controversial figure many revered him as a freedom fighter who helped bring about zimbabwe's independence from britain yet his 37 year rule as president was defined by brood over pression and economic chaos . to these privileged must and harry was in the village of tama he told us about the burial there which took place without the usual pomp and circumstance normally reserved for national heroes yes indeed it was such a low key ceremony and sendoff which was mostly constituted by. religious use and close family me

to their way of life. 2 people have died and 5 more were injured in a roller coaster accident in mexico city one of the attractions rail cars left the tracks during the ride and fell 10 meters to the ground investigators are treating the incident as a negligent homicide. billionaire iran mosque has unveiled a spacecraft designed to carry people and cargo anywhere in the solar system and return to earth must displayed the rocket at the space us. space x. launch facility in texas he said the starship as it's called will blast off in one or 2 months for a test flight. of. tears climate activists got a tony burke has hit back at critics who have tried to ridicule her at a rally in monterey l 2 in burke said her adversary is a mockery of children so that her climate protection message was threatening their world view and it's just one burgers heading back now a video making fun of adults who attack the activist has gone viral. i'm a middle aged man in an interesting problem. i get racially angry swedish girl who wants to save the planet. luckily he's now a number i can. call the gratitude a helpl

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the headlines on bbc news: this is the scene live in mexico city — throughout the day, millions havetested in more than 150 countries around the world. thousands ofjobs are at risk and british holiday—makers could be left stranded if thomas cook faces collapse. the woman who claims she was abused by prince andrew speaks out. buckingham palace emphatically denies the duke of york had any sexual contact with her. now on bbc news, it's time for the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason solomons. so, jason, what do we have this week? brad pitt dons a spacesuit and shoots for the stars in ad astra. ‘80s action hero sylvester stallone sharpens up his act to release rambo: last blood. and a family gathers in china to say goodbye to grandma in the farewell. let's start with brad pitt in space. that's right, brad in space. he's so hot right now in this post—tarantino glow from once upon a time in hollywood. this is a very different performance from him, a much more buttoned—down performance. in this film, it's o

have caused the accident. 2 people have died and 5 more were injured in a roller coaster accent in mexico city one of the attractions rail cars left the tracks during the ride and felt 10 metres to the ground investigators are treating the incident as a negligent homicide. to austria now where voters are going to the polls to elect a new government sunday's snap election comes after a corruption scandal in may prompted the collapse of the right wing coalition government all eyes are on the frontrunner a former chancellor of the bus and courts and his conservative austrian people's party kurtz's party is expected to win by will probably need a coalition partner to secure a stable majority and who he will take is currently anybody's guess. our correspondent next month is monitoring of the election for us in vienna i asked him whether we can assume courts and his people's party will finish 1st. it looks like he there won't be any majority against the austrian people's party of which of course a bust is the lead candidate on top of that some or even most of those parties have excluded to go into a