pablo uchoa, bbc news.rk geun—hye has vowed that "the truth will out" after leaving office days afterjudges upheld a parliament decision to impeach her. massive crowds gathered to see ms park finally leave the president's official residence, the blue house. her departure means she no longer has presidential immunity from prosecution and criminal charges may well follow. our correspondent in seoul is steve evans. he told me what he made of the manner of her departure. well, i think it is an assertion that she is innocent. her difficulty is that 30 people around her have now been formally accused of various aspects of an alleged corruption scandal so it is quite hard to see that the person at the heart of those allegations is not going to get charged and her assertion is she has done nothing wrong and she will prove it. the difficulty i think is that before, while she was still president, the special investigator wanted to talk to her to get her side of the story but it was never forthcoming. she simply said

pablo uchoa, - news. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come: speaking up for kristang.o breathe new life into a dying language. today we have closed the book on apartheid and that chapter. more than 3,000 subway passengers mete affected. , nausea, bleeding, headaches and a dimming of vision. all of this caused by an apparently organised attack. the trophy itself was on the pedestal in the middle of the cabinet here. this was an international trophy and we understand now that the search for it has become an international search. above all this was a triumph for the christian democrats of the west, offering reunification as quickly as possible and that's this is bbc world news. i'm adnan nawaz. to survive in western mosul after living under the control the investigation intmpossible presidential election gathers pace today with much anticipated evidence from fbi directorjames comeyy let's stay with this story — the bbc‘s laura bicker takes a look at how events over the past few months have culminated in this monday's hearings on capitol hill. i don't know putin. i think i

pablo uchoa has this report.ithout being hit by a landslide. but not everyone has the same luck, as baru but not everyone has the same luck, as ba ru grapples but not everyone has the same luck, as baru grapples with the deadliest floods in many years. this is the river that runs through the euro, which boast several times over the past few weeks. —— piura. it threatened the city's main bridges. 3000 families have been displaced, and many are still counting the losses. translation: please find a solution for this problem as soon as possible. my husband and i are both elderly people. we will drag on sunday. please find a solution. this is the season when warm temperatures in the pacific ocean, a weather phenomenon known as el nino, can bring torrential race to the coast. but here, they have already left a8 people dead in almost every region of the country. many blame the destruction not only on the weather, but on the lack of contingency plans and poor urban planning. chase we have at least train river areas on re

pablo uchoa, bbc news.a complicated affair in the netherlands. anna holligan takes us back to basics, the dutch way. dutch politics is victoriously complicated. we are going to break it down using the ultimate dutch icon, the tulip. —— notoriously. 28 parties are competing for nearly 13 million votes. there is the party of no voters and the hahaha party. there will inevitably be a coalition government as the votes will be scattered. the one that wins the most will ask others to join their coalition. the dutch are famous for their consensus. but geert wilders. is breaking tradition. his anti—islam and anti—muslim views have isolated him. even if he secures the most seats, it is unlikely he will be able to form a government. the results will be followed closely across europe. after brexit and donald trump's victory and ahead of the french and german elections, this vote is being seen german elections, this vote is being seen as a german elections, this vote is being seen as a crucial indication of whether pop

pablo uchoa reports. it was supposed to be a night to remember but ended up in tragedy.rowding this park in the town of olavarria. more than twice the count population. this is the man they travelled to cheer, solari is part of band from the 1970s. here he hit the right to the music to help fans up the right to the music to help fans up from the floor. —— interrupted. organisers had made bands for 170,000 people to attend but 300,000 showed up. the situation turned bed he went the crowd surged towards the stage near the end of the concert. translation: i can confirm there are two dead. one has been identified the other not. there are 12 people in hospitals and we are working with the health teams to reassure families and put them in touch. solari plays one concert each year. he had chosen olavarria recalls 20 yea rs he had chosen olavarria recalls 20 years ago officials had prevented him from playing there. large number of fa ns him from playing there. large number of fans were stranded at the bus station. eventually trucks were provided to transport them to nearby towns

pablo uchoa has the story.s desperately fighting to put out a fire on this aeroplane, a rare sight at this airport in peru. it veered off the runwayjust rare sight at this airport in peru. it veered off the runway just after touching down. it then burst into fla mes touching down. it then burst into flames as a result of the force of the landing according to the ministry of transport. plumes of smoke to be seen at a distance, and shocked eyewitnesses posted photos of the incident on social media. miraculously, all 1111 passengers we re miraculously, all 1111 passengers were evacuated safely. 38 were taken to the hospital, but none with serious injuries. as part of the investigation, the captain has suggested it was caused by problems with the landing gear. peruvian airlines praised those responsible for helping those get to safety. bbc news. after a powerful storm, the australian state of queensland is beginning to assess the damage caused by cyclone debbie. parts of the state remain difficult to access because