escape from pretoria. yes. based on a — based on a true story again? by tim jenkin called inside out: escape from pretoria prison. so he was arrested in apartheid south africa for distributing leaflets, incendiary leaflets. at the beginning with see with this — what looks like an explosive device, but it's just used to sort of blow these leaflets up into the air. given a very long sentence and believes that it is his absolute duty to continue to oppose the apartheid regime by attempting to break out. how do you break out? you're in a prison in which you're behind several locked doors. an apparently insurmountable problem, but not so. here's a clip. for many nights, i sat on my bed and stared at the lock. i tried 100 ideas in my mind, and then, i tried 100 more. it sat there, staring back at me, every single night. and then it dawned on me. you don't have to know everything. you only have to know enough. now, quiet! start with what you know and you work backwards. hmm. so, how do you get the lock open? the obvious answer is you're going to need keys. no

escape from pretoria. yes. based on a — based on a true story again?in called inside out: escape from pretoria prison. so he was arrested in apartheid south africa for distributing leaflets, incendiary leaflets. at the beginning with see with this — what looks like an explosive device, but it's just used to sort of blow these leaflets up into the air. given a very long sentence and believes that it is his absolute duty to continue to oppose the apartheid regime by attempting to break out. how do you break out? you're in a prison in which you're behind several locked doors. an apparently insurmountable problem, but not so. here's a clip. for many nights, i sat on my bed and stared at the lock. i tried 100 ideas in my mind, and then, i tried 100 more. it sat there, staring back at me, every single night. and then it dawned on me. you don't have to know everything. you only have to know enough. now, quiet! start with what you know and you work backwards. hmm. so, how do you get the lock open? the obvious answer is you're going to need keys. now, here's th

escape from pretoria based on twitter again?kin basilashvili book he was arrested in apartheid south africa —— timjenkin‘s book. he is given a very long sentence and believes that it is his absolute duty to continue to oppose the apartheid regime by attempting to break out. how do you break out? you're in a prison behind several locked doors. an apparently insurmountable problem, but not so. it is a clip. for many nights i sat on my bed and stared at the lock. i tried 100 ideas in my mind. and then, i tried 100 more. it sat there, staring back at me, every single night. and then it dawned on me, you don't have to know everything. you only have to know enough. quiet! start with what you know and you work backwards. so how do you get the lock open? the obvious answer is you're going to need keys. as you have from that clip, it has an interesting array of accents, not all of which are completely on the money all the way through. i have always thought that the flow is any film reveal whether the film is good or bad because if a film

south africa's president wins a court showdown with the anticorruption chief we'll be live in pretoria. i'm joined again create a virus continues to have an impact on global sports especially when it's late but also forcing events including the top football league has been postponed until april. so that italy has closed schools and shopping malls rolled out checkpoints and told 60000000 people have got to stay on the unprecedented restrictions have been announced as it tries to stop the spread of coronavirus the economy minister has even downs mortgage payments will be suspended it's just gone 11 o'clock in the morning this is central right at one of the most famous tourist spots in rome they would be tourists roaming around the whole time but now it's empty the streets pretty well empty. let's take a look at the close look at the new measures coming into effect into the everybody has been ordered to stay at home unless they can justify their need for travel for work or for health emergencies public and private companies have been asked to put their staff on leave all forms of public g

in the not to pretoria thoughtful post it's like i'm a new cutty now the old me is dead i have no time to lose and i want to live life to the full the 2nd book is a symbol of my new life i have a lot of goals and want to further develop my art. on. the train will also keep returning to the bottom line she says she's determined not to give in to the fear the terrorists have awaken in her. lisa lewis reporting there you're watching news still to come on our show art imitating life a new exhibition at london's tate museum explores the unusual genius of andy warhol and how his biography shaped his arcs. but 1st it is the biggest arctic expedition of all time this is a research ship the polar star palash than a set out in september last year and it's now about halfway through its year long journey it's taken $300.00 researchers from 17 different countries to find out how ice water and the atmosphere interact with each other the progress is slow because when the ship set out from toms over northern norway it deliberately got itself frozen into the ice so it will live on the ice to carry it a

catherine to pretoria for what it's like i'm a new cutty now the old me is dead i have no time to lose and i want to live life to the full the 2nd book is a symbol of my new life i have a lot of goals and want to further develop my art. cutting will also keep returning to the bottom line she says she's determined not to give into the fear the terrorists have awaken in her. coronavirus is set to disrupt german football with some teams playing without hearing a cheer chant or a boo the stadiums will be empty for the 1st time black box match against cologne is the 1st to be played in silence. german football is known for attracting a sea of supporters last week some fans have glovebox to precautions against the coronavirus but the same seats will be empty during their next home match against rival cologne 7 a historical precedent for the top flight in germany. the $52.00 primarily affects the fans but of course it will also hit. since most you can imagine there are financial consequences if you will have to see whether it's just going to be for this game or whether it's going to affect mo

to pretoria it's like i'm a new cutty now the old me is dead i have no time to lose and i want to live life to the full the 2nd book is a symbol of my new life i have a lot of goals and want to further develop my art. cutting will also keep returning to the bottom line she says she's determined not to give into the fear the terrorists have awaken in her. now to the biggest arctic expedition of all time the research ship. or polar stern set out in september of last year and now it's about halfway through its year long journey it's taking 300 researchers from 17 different countries to find out how ice water and the atmosphere interact with each other progress is slow because when the pull it out from spits baggett in northern norway it deliberately got itself frozen into the ice so it relies on the ice to carry it on its journey the full distance covered will be about 2500 kilometers d.w. caught up with the expeditions progress. stuck in the ice in the total darkness of the pole night at the international mars 8 expedition in so vainly arctic for a whole year the region is crucial to the

funds is frankly flawed let's go straight away to the media miller who's live outside the court in pretoria for me to tell us more about what the court has found. well the allegations around the president. stem from a reporter that the public protector wrote last year that goes back to elections and campaign funding specifically his campaign to be the president of the a.n.c. and in that report the public protector had said that the president had mislaid misled south africans when he discussed the campaign contributions that he had violated his executive the executive code of ethics and now the court has found and essentially has torn apart to that support by the public protector essentially rubbishing everything that she's alleged the court to say that the public protector didn't actually lay down how so roma porson had misled parliament there was no evidence that the president knew about a particular donation that had been made to his campaign this is very much what that report centered around and essentially sam slammed the public protectors finding that the president had lied to parliame

campaign funding instead what many see is a political feud back in the spotlight for me to al-jazeera pretoria south africa. the king of the netherlands has apologized for the excessive violence that his country inflicted on indonesians during colonial rule the 1st such admission by the monarchy speaking on his 1st state visit to indonesia king willem alexander apologized for the conduct of dutch forces during the 4 years after indonesia declared independence in 1905 and their lives in recognising that he's autonomy until 149 after 350 years of rule. as climate change and rising sea levels increase in the threat in the world's coastlines scientists in the united kingdom are looking to our prehistoric past for clues to the future the you came became an island more than 5000 years ago when rising waters cut off from mainland europe and is just a bold when reports from the southern county of hampshire are still evidence of how our ancestors tried to at that. low tide at thorne space on the southern coast of england maritime archaeologists are searching the mud flats for clues as to what life was

campaign funding instead what many see is a political feud back in the spotlight for me to al-jazeera pretoria south africa. the king of the netherlands has apologized for the excessive violence his country inflicted on indonesians during colonial rule the 1st such admission by the monarchy speaking on his 1st state visit to indonesia king william alexander apologized for the conduct of dutch forces during the 4 years after indonesia declared independence in 1905 the netherlands didn't recognise indonesian autonomy until 949. in line with the statement by my government i would look good for a most elite. group. apology in the. sense of violence on the part of the good in those years. and i do so in the middle but the pain and sorrow of the families that they would complain you could be filled with a. recap of the headlines with all 27 member states of the e.u. now reporting coronavirus cases leaders have held an emergency link up by teleconference virtual meeting was held on a sleaze 1st day on the major nationwide restrictions and the e.u. commission president as you have on the alliance says

party charges roll the findings of the public protector were floored i made a 1000000 has more from pretoriaese are some of the words that the judge used to describe that report by the public protector incompetent illegitimate confusing and so essentially the court has thrown out that reports president. had sought a judicial review of a report by the public particularly that it accused him of money laundering misleading parliament and also had questioned some of the funds that he received always campaign when he was running for president all of the governing african national congress now the court had also gone on to say that the public protector hadn't laid down any evidence as to how she had found that the president. had been implicated in money laundering and also that there was no evidence that the president knew about where this donation came from essentially dismissed these accusations rather of improper conduct and essentially now the spotlight is on the public protector in that to report has been entirely dismissed and this isn't the 1st time. the story is high court is hearing a fin

campaign funding instead what many see is a political feud back in the spotlight for me to al-jazeera pretoria south africa as climate change and rising sea levels increasingly threaten the world's coastlines scientists scientists and the united kingdom are looking at our prehistoric past for clues to the future the you came became an island more than 5000 years ago when rising waters cut off from mainland europe and there's jessica baldwin now reports from the southern county of hampshire is still evidence of how our ancestors tried to at that. low tide at thorne space on the southern coast of england maritime archaeologists are searching the mud flats for clues as to what life was like thousands of years ago i'm telling into our engine parts and here we see this incredible story ongoing material from far even off bows and years ago even just in the seabed white near where i live i find that so turns out i think it's. a piece of timber more than 5000 years old might help us understand what happened when sea levels rose creating an island that became britain separate from continental europe wh

escape from pretoria. yes. based on a — based on a true story again?t: escape from pretoria prison. so he was arrested in apartheid south africa for distributing leaflets, incendiary leaflets. at the beginning with see with this — what looks like an explosive device, but it's just used to sort of blow these leaflets up into the air. given a very long sentence and believes that it is his absolute duty to continue to oppose the apartheid regime by attempting to break out. how do you break out? you're in a prison in which you're behind several locked doors. an apparently insurmountable problem, but not so. here's a clip. for many nights, i sat on my bed and stared at the lock. i tried 100 ideas in my mind, and then, i tried 100 more. it sat there, staring back at me, every single night. and then it dawned on me. you don't have to know everything. you only have to know enough. now, quiet! start with what you know and you work backwards. hmm. so, how do you get the lock open? the obvious answer is you're going to need keys. now, here's the thing with the fi

he finally agreed to meet me at a shopping mall in pretoria and we hooked up there, it was a weird incomefound him to be a likable charming character and complete unrepentant liar. it was kind of hard to have these two identities. by this point i knew so much about his life and i could ask very specific detailed questions and yet he had an answer to psyche advantage of the counterterrorism guys about the chiropractor and the duck eggs. he had answers, he was fast, if you didn't know anything about him you would come away convinced he was this victim. he was a true conservationist had been out to save these poor birds time and time again. each time by taking them from threatened positions or saving them from pigeon fanciers or ddt or whatever. he had a story behind every heist. he would come away thinking, maybe this guy is really this sort of victim he said these terrible miscarriages of justice. if you really knew his story you realize he was just a masterful liar. at the same time you could find yourself liking him, you are also, you are kind of repulsed by this incredible pattern of me

it is important, whether these are upper roberts pretoria -- upper respiratory or lower respiratory samples, the timing in which samples are collected and then the lab test itself. there's always the possibility of a false negative or a false positive which is why we recommend pete testing where possible. we know it is difficult to do because there is a shortage of tests in some countries. withially for people epidemiologic legs to confirmed cases, it is important that if you have a high suspicion there are case,. mute? you please mute yourself place. mute.ase >> i think are ok. dr. van kerkhove: if you've a strong suspicion amongst a contact to us in epidemiologic length, direct contact with a confirmed case, we recommend that you do a repeat sample so you increase your chances of truly detecting if that person is a case or not. thank you for much. tsinghua?to high -- hello. on the u.s. is trump administration has itsunced a plan to cut global health funds in its 2020 one budget proposal, two/3 billion u.s. dollars in overall programs including half its annual funding to dubya i choke. doe

party judges rule the findings of the public protector where flaunt family miller has more from pretoria. these are some of the words that the judge used to describe that report by the public protector incompetent illegitimate confusing and so essentially the court has thrown out that reports of president. had sought a judicial review over approved by the public particularly that it accused him of money laundering misleading parliament and also had questioned some of the funds that he received always campaign when he was running for president all of the governing african national congress now the court had also gone on to say that the public protector hadn't laid down any evidence as to how she had found that the president. had been implicated in money laundering and also that there was no evidence that the president knew about where this donation came from essentially dismissed these accusations rather of improper conduct and essentially now the spotlight is on the public protector in that her report has been entirely dismissed and this isn't the 1st time. that the king of the netherlan

campaign funding instead what many see is a political feud back in the spotlight for me to al-jazeera pretoria south africa. voting is underway in 6 us states at a critical point in the opposition democratic party race for the presidential nomination to tackle donald trump it's the 1st opportunity for voters to choose since the field narrowed to effectively a choice between 2 men joe biden and bernie sanders former vice president biden in the lead against sounded that way and it is on the joins us live now from detroit which is the largest city in the state of michigan let's start with there with michigan how important a state is it in this corner. yeah that's right we are in the city of detroit outside a polling station here we've seen a slow but steady stream of people here casting their ballots surely afternoon so expect more people after work when people get off work michigan is a very important the most important state voting out of the 6 here on tuesday why for the candidates perspective it comes down to one word and that's delegates this state has 125 delegates up for grabs more than an

campaign funding instead what many see is a political feud back in the spotlight for me to al-jazeera pretoria south africa. still to come running the lessons of the pause to help understand the future i'll kill it just sift through history to find the secrets of climate change also more on the impacts of coronavirus on global spore seem to eating 2 of the world's biggest cycling races. as climate change and rising sea levels increasingly threaten the wilds coastlines scientists here in the united kingdom looking to prehistoric possed for clues to the future quite person and became an island more than 5000 years ago when. rising waters cut off from mainland europe as jessica bolden reports from the southern county of hampshire that's still evidence of how our ancestors try to adapt. low tide of thorns space on the southern coast of england maritime archaeologists are searching the mud flats for clues as to what life was like thousands of years ago delving into our ancient past and here we see this incredible tree or going material from far even off bows and years ago just in the sea bed white

escape from pretoria, based on a true story again? based on tim jenkin's book. his absolute duty to continue to oppose the apartheid regime by attempting to break out. how do you break out? you're in a prison behind several locked doors. an apparently insurmountable problem, but not so. here's a clip. for many nights, i sat on my bed and stared at the lock. i tried 100 ideas in my mind. and then, i tried 100 more. it sat there, staring back at me, every single night. and then it dawned on me. you don't have to know everything. you only have to know enough. now, quiet! start with what you know and you work backwards. so, how do you get the lock open? the obvious answer is you're going to need keys. now, here's the thing with that film. as you have seen from that clip, it has an interesting array of accents, not all of which are completely on the money all the way through. i have always thought that the flaws in any film reveals whether the film is good or bad because if a film is good enough to get you over those flaws, it means that something is working. i worri

local fishermen for localfishermen on for local fishermen on the shocks —— on the shores of lake pretoria 40% in just two weeks because of coronavirus. less faces being imported from china, the source of the outbreak, and people are nervous about buying chinese produce that it does arrive. both these factors have increased customer demand for fresh fish. the fishermen are really now smiling at the lake victoria region. we are receiving more visitors. we are really crowded with a lot of the residents coming to buy the fresh fish because people fear the chinese face. before the coronavirus outbreak of the local fishermen were struggling to sell their catch. fish sold from the leg cost about twice as much as the fish from china. the much lower price because of the imported fish meant in most cases the local fishermen would end imported fish meant in most cases the localfishermen would end up eating their catch themselves, or sometimes give half of it away. now customers are willing to buy the face at any cost. with coronavirus, those people were selling china face at some disadvantage. but a