a lot| of south africans with the economy at the _ of south africans with the economy at the moment,h africans with the economy at the moment, things _ of south africans with the economy at the moment, things are - of south africans with the economy at the moment, things are tough. i at the moment, things are tough. perhaps _ at the moment, things are tough. perhaps the — at the moment, things are tough. perhaps the biggest _ at the moment, things are tough. perhaps the biggest problem - at the moment, things are tough. perhaps the biggest problem is i perhaps the biggest problem is unemployment, a ticking time bomb that has particularly affected the youth, but there are also electricity cuts caused by ageing power plants and corruption, and those have forced many small businesses to close, and impacted the economic growth. in order for the economic growth. in order for the anc to form a government, it needs to get into a coalition. the main opposition, the democratic alliance, is seen as pro—business, a move opposed by the trade unions. 0ther move opposed by the trade unions. other

— south africa? while, once these announcements _ south africa?ce these announcements are declared - south africa? while, once these announcements are declared as| south africa? while, once these i announcements are declared as we expect them to be any moment now, it sets off a timeframe. there has to be the first sitting of parliament within 14 days, and at first sitting, the president of south africa will be elected by members of parliament, so what we will have here today is also the allocation of seats to different parties which will give us a sense of who will constitute the parliament and unfortunately the anc will not have enough mps in parliament to elect presidents cyril ramaphosa once again as president of south africa so that means we are now going through a process over the next two weeks of horse trading negotiations between different parties for the anc to make up those numbers crucially and parliament in order to not only elect the president but also to carry out government business. also to carry out government business-— also to c

and how important is that for south africa's economy?es. and the trade unions in particular do not like the da's economic policy because we believe it's necessary to rein back the public sector wage bill. we need to rein back the strength of the trade unions in our economy. if economy doesn't grow, you don't have tax revenue and you're unable to deliver services. the da's position is quite simply this — we have got a set of policies, and we have a vision that we believe can take our country forward. we need to get beyond our fixation with race. yes, it is true that we're only 30 years since the end of apartheid, and that's a very small period of time. so it will take much longer before we can become the post—racial society that we should become. but on the journey to that, we need to pick the right solutions. i have lots of discussions with the minister of finance, and we both agree we have a growth problem. the anc does not believe that it has a spending problem, which it does do. so choices need to be made because, if we don't do that,

south korea, when ask about the, the speakers. it's got these huge speakers along the border blaring music and, and k pop music on top of that up against the resume in the north. why does the leadership consider this to be a threat and the leadership in the north? consider this to be a threat. i mean, i would think it would be more of a nuisance, particularly if someone was blaring cape pop music into my years. and i think it's a matter of respect and an honor for the north koreans. i think, i think practically speaking, they don't necessarily see this as an effective means of turning their people against their government. but they do see it as a symbolic step by south korea to challenge their sovereignty to challenge their political control. and in essence, i think they see it as an assertion by south korea of the superior already of its political system, the north koreans, i think. so with this inferiority, these are the south korea, which is a more successful country. and pretty much every single, every single measure you might

i think for the meantime. _ south africa? i think for the meantime, south _ south africa?outh africans l south africa? i think for the l meantime, south africans are south africa? i think for the - meantime, south africans are really watching this process eagerly, they anticipate that it will be continuous conversations between the anc and the other opposition parties, they are watching to see what kind of alliances can form, but also, crucially, they're looking to see how their politicians handle this delicate process. a lot of south africans say their vote was really a demand for more accountability, more responsibility, from their politicians, rhetoric had been quite populist here, but they wanted he that their politicians and leaders that they have elected are handling this process delicately, and the government that is then formed will be stable and will act in the interest of south africans. remember, their key economic challenges in this country, high unemployment, rolling power cuts, and water cuts as well, shortages. so, south africans know this is a crucial momen

. ., korea can escalate tensions across the south. . . , , the south.t question really, how would you _ the south. that was my next question really, how would you characterise - really, how would you characterise the relationship between the north and the south now? and as you say, just in the last few days, we saw vladimir putin and mr kim with that grand visit in pyongyang?— grand visit in pyongyang? korean relations have _ grand visit in pyongyang? korean relations have been _ grand visit in pyongyang? korean relations have been brimming - grand visit in pyongyang? korean| relations have been brimming and walking towards greater attention since the new administration. but it's a result of north korea's behaviour, conducting missile tests, and of course trying to test the resolve and willpower of the alliance, and now the south korean and japan bilateral cooperation. what we are seeing now is not out of the ordinary for north korea. i think also looking at the war going on in eastern europe, the conflict between israel and hamas, burning tensions — it

i spoke to the former us ambassador to south africa. almost 100% in, it looks likely to be a very big disappointment for the anc. it is an extraordinary watershed moment for south africa and most especially for the anc that has maintained a majority in an unbroken line for three decades now. a watershed moment but also a moment of reckoning. there are tens of millions of young people in the country called the bourne free generation, born after 1994 and the end of a partake. they feel their country underwent a political transformation but not an economic one and they feel they have been on the outside looking in. in reality they have been on the outside looking in. by one measure, the world bank called south africa the most unequal society in the world, with 10% of the population holding 71% of the wealth, while the bottom 60% holding just 7% of assets. that's the fundamental dynamic at play for why the anc has tumbled out of its majority. you think it is the younger generation in south africa that is likely behind a watershed moment, as

does this mean that a slide south of donald trump? now, i don't think so and that it could even help trump in the general election. i think even people that don't like trump part, looking at this as selective justice or weapon ization of the justice system. frank assessments that this stage, both ukraine's a pro 10 must cause a pro se i thought that a 100 percent different at this moment. no one can build boxes for the inside story on algebra. the. the challenges here with the . ringback the, the, i'll come back with, i'll just hear a lie from the main stories. now. the number of children died from starvation is rising and gaza is ro, is blocking the entry of a life saving food and medical supplies. meanwhile, and is really striking, southern lebanon has killed at least 2 women targets in a residential building in the town of general to at least 20 people, including children, were injured in the attack on south africa's african national congress of the democratic a, lives pause. you've reached a deal for full men, unity governments. i

korea kept it under control, south korea understood that this could happen, and obviously that's whye conversations were held with by the russians, which, by the way, did not lead to anything. thank you very much, a huge thank you to natalya, butyvskyi plaksienko, an expert on eastern issues.

be cured by everything that's right in south africa.nary enterprising young people, and reformers within the anc and other political parties, who will set the government right again. focusing on economic disparities in that country. two key right—wing figures in israel's government are threatening to leave their posts if prime minister benjamin netanyahu agrees to a peace proposal announced by president biden. israel's national security minister, itamar ben—gvir, says any deal that results in a ceasefire before hamas is destroyed will be a victory for terrorism. israel's finance minister also opposes any truce before hamas is wiped out. the peace proposals are backed by the israeli opposition and mediating countries. hamas also reacted positively to the plans. the united states, egypt, and qatar released a joint statement on saturday urging the two sides to reach an agreement. the uk's foreign secretary, lord cameron, told the bbc his thoughts on the deal. i think what the deal contains is a staged process for the release of hostages in

africa,... i intermediate south africa,... 1 should command south intermediate south africa,... i shouldis an ocean that went off basically without a hitch without a sense that avril was not being included, that is not always the case on the continent and in the region, so that's a commendable thing. i believe as somebody who just loves that country there is not anything wrong without africa, that we have to cure it, with... their enterprising and people and reformers within the anc and other political parties who i think will set the government right again. it focused on economic disparities in that country. we focused on economic disparities in that country-— that country. we will see how this shakes out- _ that country. we will see how this shakes out. we _ that country. we will see how this shakes out. we are _ that country. we will see how this shakes out. we are expecting - that country. we will see how this shakes out. we are expecting the | shakes out. we are expecting the official results to be announced on sunday. patrick gaspard, former ambassador to south africa, thank you ve

you're going to lose the south. truman wrote him back and he said to his ernest roberts, ernie, you don't know what i know. and he tells him the story of the blinding of isaac woodard. and he says, i lose this election over, this issue. it will have been for a good cause. and truman's second term, he fully desegregated the military over the very strong resistance of the army brass. and when he left office in early 1952, he 95% of american troops were in desegregated units creating the first multiracial institution in american life. so here's the sort of the irony. here's this story. a blinded veteran that no one remembered who influence maybe the two seminal events of the early civil rights movement, the desegregation of the armed forces, and brown versus board. you tell me how you came this story. how did you do the research where you mentioned in the truman library? yeah. well, first of all, as you remember this when you become a district judge kind of lands on you, right? you you're like, oh, my god, if it's the

really quite blustery in the south, across south wales and the midlands, the south wales and the midlands mph. average wind speed, of course. the showers will rattle through. temperatures and sunshine dependent. 14-18 c, that is temperatures and sunshine dependent. 14—18 c, that is below the seasonal average. heading through the evening and overnight, many of the sham is fading away. the wind easing towards the south. some heavy and persistent rain tracking westwards across northern scotland. they will eventually sink into northern ireland in time for tomorrow morning. milder here than it was last night. 7—10 c into tomorrow morning. low pressure sticking around through the day tomorrow. some showers and swirling around it. for many, there will still be shower surround. there will certainly be fewer of them. a drier and warmer feeling. some bright and sunny spells. that is away from the north. heavy rain will sink southwards into central scotland and away from northern ireland by the time we get into the afternoon tomorrow. showering in the north and west. more showers further south with

the people — us to put south africa first. the people of— us to put south africa first.y expect and deserve no less. and it is a time when _ deserve no less. and it is a time when we — deserve no less. and it is a time when we pray that god should bless south _ when we pray that god should bless south africa and protect her people. i thank you all. applause you are life with bbc news and that was the address by president cyril ramaphosa here at the event announcing the final results from south africa's refuel national elections which took place on wednesday and this was the first statement by president cyril ramaphosa since those elections and he said these elections show that the country's democracy was strong and durable and we expect to ruling anc party, his party, will not be able to form a majority in parliament and he said this showed that all political parties in south africa had been called to work together to meet the needs of south africa and he said to party is needed to find common ground as they move ahead and to analyse more of what we are finding out now,

for the south. isn't kate turn? and the suffering came that looks very wet and windy of the restoring temperatures, facing records around the world and severe floods the storms are becoming more frequent and unpredictable. so how does this is where the conditions differ from those before? and what does that telling us? this is inside stored the hello welcome to the program. i'm come across.

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and north korea's response has been to recent spate of south korean balloons, south korean activistsn seen as a response. and now south korea is saying that they're going to start blaring, have loudspeakers blaring, have loudspeakers blaring again — they've done it in the past across the border — so it is quite a serious escalation.— so it is quite a serious escalation. �* . . ., �*, escalation. i'm afraid that's all the time _ escalation. i'm afraid that's all the time we _ escalation. i'm afraid that's all the time we have. - escalation. i'm afraid that's all the time we have. sue l all the time we have. sue thompson, thank you very much for your thoughts and your views on that developing story. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. a plane carrying malawi's vice president has gone missing. the aircraft left the capital, lilongwe on monday morning, but the malawi defence forces say it has gone off the radar. the vp, saulos chilima and nine others are believed to have been on board. the president has ordered a search and rescue operation. yemen's houthi rebels ha

and again, search and its sovereignty over the whole of the south china sea. let's get more from our correspondent james tater, entice pay, james, can you explain for us a little bit more? the significance of president marco says, comments over the weekend. absolutely. so i will fast just to reiterate the importance of the location that presidents are not local street in made these comments in the philippine province where these resupply missions to the 2nd. so i'm a show a launch from he was avoiding metals as cliff and mentioned in that report to philippine sealants who were involved in these missions. slicing intense, prob, occasional though he formerly didn't mention a china in that speech. the inference from that speech very clear. of course, this is the location that many of concerns. china and the united states could be drawn into direct conflicts because of a mutual defense treaty, them in their lives with washington and people are watching across the south trying to seem to just in the seconds on the show where there has been a spa contentions. recent

lighter winds down towards the south.parts of south wales and southern england. now, as we head through sunday night, we'll see this band of increasingly light and patchy rain sinking into northern england, parts of north wales. a lot of cloud filtering in to western scotland and northern ireland. that'll hold the temperatures up — 11 degrees there in belfast, a little bit chillier where we do see any lengthy, clear spells. we will see some spells of sunshine on monday — perhaps the best of those across parts of wales, the midlands, down towards the south of england. the channel islands could just see one or two showers, and then, we will see some showers breaking out once again through the day, always with a fair amount of cloud across the western side of scotland and northern ireland. temperatures north to south 13—21 degrees, so not far off the average for the time of year. this clump of showers likely to move across the channel islands, perhaps clipping into southeast england on tuesday. some showers popping up elsewh

really quite blustery in the south, across south wales, the midlands, east anglia, the south coast ofpeeds. the showers will rattle through quite quickly towards the south, sunny spells and temperatures very much sunshine dependent — so 14—18 celsius, below the seasonal average still. as we head through this evening and overnight, a lot of the showers will fade away, the winds will ease towards the south, but some heavy, persistent rain just tracking westwards across northern scotland and eventually sinking southwards into northern ireland in time for tomorrow morning. it is milder here than it was last night, for most of us 7—10 celsius into tomorrow morning. low pressure sticks around through the day tomorrow, those showers swirling around it. but for many, while there will still be some showers around but certainly fewer of them. it is a slightly drier, warmer feeling day and there will be some bright and sunny spells. that is to say away from the north and west. the heavy rain will sink southwards and into central scotland and away eventually from northern ireland by the time we g

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the wind is coming in from the most south, south—westerly direction, bringing in humid air. 25 degreesow 20s. monday, but mcleod and rain across the far north—west of the uk, but the bulk of the country is cease another dry day. more warm and humid at this stage. somejust in day. more warm and humid at this stage. some just in the central and south—eastern area around 27 degrees. will be sitting in the 20s for time. this is how thejet stream is looking. to adjust to the south to the rest of the uk, developing an area of low pressure pushing our way is to head on into tuesday. before it gets there, that position in the jet stream, it's going to draw up some more warm humid air head of any mid week rain. tuesday, likely to start off on a drying out. someone centring around, but will notice the blue colour is developing a slow pressure tries to creep its way in from the south and the west. that will keep things perhaps a little bit colour across the north—west of the uk, but still looking at temperatures in the med, possibly high 20s. it does look like as that kink in thejet high 20s. it

miller reports in the election commission headquarters in midland, south africa to san independence south africa's independent initial commission declares the election, free and fair in many ways that represents a victory for our democracy, a south africans. it also represents a victory of our constitutional order. busy more importantly, it represents a victory for all the people of south africa. but for the african national congress, this little celebrates it, got just 40 percent of the vote for the 1st time in the city us since the end of a, par tate, losing its parliamentary majority a message for the party that it says it's a loud and clear despite is newly formed, i'm going to receive a party u m k. doing well at the polls, winning almost 15 percent of the vote. opponents and full of presidents of the a and c jacobs luma is not as accepting. he says the votes being raked, this is what you had to say ahead of the declaration of the final results. people have approval. once we know what, i guess we know and why they like to go. well, they are more than $500.00 objections and $24.00 rec

the deluxe or commission of south africa, declasse. the results of the, of the 2024 national and provincial elections as free and fair for me. the end of the election period and the start of a new era in south africa. an era of coalition government at national level, while the ruling african national congress has secured more votes, they needs rivals, it doesn't have the majority to lead the country on its own. we have what this election has made plain is that the people of south africa expect to their lead us to work together to meet the needs. they expect the parties for which they have voted to find to come on gong to overcome their differences, to act and work together for the good of every one political parties. we'll spend the next few days discussing potential coalition agreements, meaning recent photos will have to become fost frames. we've heard about to, to scenarios in that either in c, d, i s b as the most favorable one in terms of the, of stabilizing the country and stabilizing markets. and we've heard about the a and c s

p on the island, south korea. just a few kilometers for north korea, a west south, korea and fisherman, on navigating the late sixty's. we spent the in depth analysis of the days headlines. does this mean that a slide south of donald trump? now, i don't think so and that it could even help trump in the general election. i think even people that don't like trump part, looking at this as selective justice or weapon ization of the justice system. frank assessments the 5th stage, both ukraine's a pro 10 last cause approach. i thought that a 100 percent different at this moment, no one can build boxes for the inside story on out just sierra as the . ringback the government challenges with the the welcome back. you're watching out you 0 live from doha. reminder of our top stories, police in kenya have use t, a gas that protest is for a gather near the parliament to demonstrate against a controversial finance bill. the slightly watered down bill will go back to on demand for more debate. later. it introduces new taxes an

and on the other hand, the also important relations with south korea and south coast, russia and south korea have a degree of cooperation and trade relations are where even more important than we have north korea. and especially in this situation, russia has a very big interest in south korea, not delivering weapons to ukraine and south korea is not doing that, but it has a formidable arms industry. enough. korea has signed big arms and supplied treaties with nato member, poland 2, which is which is also supporting ukraine strongly. so russia definitely does not want south korea and increase its support for the increased cooperation with the western cancer even recently. so i think it was, it has been phrasing and sole stance and position are not sending gums to ukraine. so by corporate thing with north korea, russia is also sending a signal to the south korea to south korea to and to not increase its uh, corporation. and support for and then comes, which is back in ukraine in conflict. and i have a question from test got 12 to both of you and they ask, are there any alternatives that

because the 2nd white south africans typically are more than 4 times as much as black south africans who account for more than 80 percent of the population. unemployment and poverty remain concentrated among the black majority. a 3rd of the labor force is unemployed. that's more than in war torrents to done. but business owners say they are not sure if a coalition government is the answer to their problems. quarters in mixing the programs or the government course. no. because these are the oldest negotiations. yeah. for those negotiations. but so that's currently 6 with c. but so i just thought i'd skipped the amc could align with parties that push for center. right. policies such as privatization for with left, just parties that call for the nationalization of reserves and the central bank. wall, south africans wait to see if a government can be formed. they can only hope that a coalition politics will mark for them. the beginning of a new era of prosperity funding, which is 0 for counting. the cost for more of this were joined by mo, let same becky, who was a political analyst and

s. japan and south korea, which was initiated about historic camp david's. somebody named washington in august last year dot summits. and what we've seen since re, uh, held a made concerns about china's ambitions indian the pacific. a more assertive aging, a more restive north korea, but also both of those countries, deepening ties with mosca. just type in type pay not to believe the data of an attempted. miller, who is being invested hours of to sol just on the presidential palace, the top general who led the crew attempt to claim he was trying to restore democracy. but present as we saw, se cold on believes to defend that democracy and the troops withdrew. ramming the tools of the palace opened. 6 so that heavily on soldiers could search through inside president louise of say, face down the general at the head of the rebellion, ordering him to stand down of the one jose soniega unexcused. he told reporters that his troops with their, with the mission, hotels, we want to re establish democracy. it is enough that new people have taken it over . we know we lo

white feet of the business landscape in south korea. 0f landscape in south korea. history they have not allowed union representation, only for the first time it was allowed in 2020 and now you have this dispute over pay and bonuses, like you say, over this extra day of annual paid leave. they were not able to come to an agreement with bosses so the have asked their members to take pot not quite go on strike, take a day of paid leave today on friday. in terms of how many people have actually heeded this call, hard to say. the unions have said that the strike has obviously gone ahead stop the samsung bosses said that nowhere near 28,000 members represented by the union had decided to stay at home. we might get more details on that in the next few days, it is hard to say. in terms of the effect, well, the chip production, samsung electronics is all about, that has not been affected yet but don't forget this is day one of the strike and it has not yet been resolved. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. all to india now, where it's been quite a week for

to upon in south korea. we'll be looking was about tacit support of full film young from moscow will lead the north north korea to, to take a more provocative response to these drills. james, james chase a in type right. is a don't know at some of the store is making headlines around the world. the leaders of britons talk to political parties of squared off on the, in the final tell revised debate before the country had some the polls in a week. prime minister really soon from conservatives and neighbors. lee, that's the key. a stomach flashed of attacks immigration and welfare people that signal suspected drunk track because of deliberately sung about vassal as they would be arrested spanish customs agents publish this video of the incident which happened 450 kilometers off the coast that was able to intercept based submersible following a tape off from the us, the drug enforcement agency, of course, in the us just sentenced a form of president of honduras to 45 years in jail. georgia in new york city found

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lighter winds further south.things to come, much cooler air spilling southwards across the country through tuesday and wednesday. we will see showers being pushed into northern areas, some have a wintry element over the tops of the scottish mountains. most of the showers across the north of the uk. furthersouth, showers across the north of the uk. further south, the strong earlyjune sunshine, temperatures up to 21 but the knights will be chilly. italy 2024, where the battles of the past still smoulder. are you a fascist? if you ask me like that, i probably would say yes but i have to complete the term and say i'm a revolutionary. a march in milan for a far—right student killed almost 50 years ago by the far—left. you're seeing things in these recent years that are very similar to what happened at the beginning of the regime. the years of violent clashes between fascists and anti—fascists have gone, but the words and the polarisation live on. being anti—fascism in italy means be a violent person who shut the door

alone has wound that tensions with south korea upfront of you to a very dangerous situation. soft career has installed loud speakers along the border or costing messages critical of from young us off the north, sent thousands of balloons carrying with your rubbish into the south. katrina, you reports south korea's military has resumed loud speak of broad costs, directed edits now, but the broad costs are being used as psychological rules and black propaganda. critical of young. yeah. across the heavily militarized buddha, they include use and catchy south korean pop songs. this is the latest to protect, move as tensions rise between the 2 rivals. i put in. i'm the gun can don't we want to make it clear that north korea will be responsible of any pensions escalated between the south and north. our government will maintain a firm and thorough readiness against any provocation from the north and doing what he needs to get. but when do you want? and that's prompted an angry warning from kim your junk, the powerful system of north korean leader kim jong. she's quote, to move a prelude to a da

highest values in the south and east once again, 19 or 20 celsius.ink its way steadily south, the cooler air will always sit in place across scotland and perhaps northern fringes of northern ireland. with cloud sinking south to begin with on saturday morning we mightjust start off with double digits, but that means it is going to be a cloudy start across the midlands, stretching down into south wales with outbreaks of light showery rain. that will push its way into the south and east during the afternoon. sunny spells, blustery showers, particularly across north and west facing coasts, so stuck in a rut. and again, those temperatures, similar values to what we've seen all week, 11 to 14 celsius in the north, perhaps 17 or 18 in the south and east. don't expect that much in the way of significant change as we move into sunday. again, the wind direction, in fact, strengthening. more showers to come. high pressure is desperately trying to build, but it is going to keep us waiting, so no significant change for the second half of the weekend either. best

in south korea, cinema admissions are down 45% from pre—covid times.ie—going has rebounded, but not really here. but amid the gloom, there is some hope. the recent local historical drama seoul spring performed very strongly at the box office, suggesting that if south korean audiences are given the right stories, they will still come out to the cinema. as a rule, international audiences still don't get a massive amount of local korean culture on their cinema screens. parasite was perhaps a notable exception. but this year, a film called past lives — with origins very much rooted here in south korea — has been animating audiences around the world. past lives has been nominated for best picture and best original screenplay at this year's oscars — quite an achievement in what has been a strong year for movies. it brought forth a positive response from a broad cross—section of movie—goers. the film is very much inspired by the life of its writer and director, celine song, who was born here in south korea in the late 1980s. alan moloney went to meet her. the

to abandon reunification with south korea actually is.d more about how putin threatened south korea and what consequences this may have, on our website bbc.ua. putin warned south korea that it would make a big mistake if it armed ukraine in a war against russia. these came after the government in seoul suggested the possibility in response to a new agreement between russia and north korea to help each other in the event of aggression against either of these countries well, subscribe to our pages on social networks so as not to miss the most important news, we are traditionally on facebook, instagram, tik tok, on youtube you can watch our releases, if you missed it on the air, comment carefully, we read everything. that's all for today. something on monday, as always at 9 p.m., good luck and take care. hello friends, this is the verdict program, the second part of our program, the traditional program on friday, our journalism club, and today we will talk about the following. putin raises rates the kremlin's conditions for ending the war ma

highest values in the south and east once again, 19 or 20 celsius. sink its way steadily south, the cooler air will always sit in place across scotland and perhaps northern fringes of northern ireland. with clouds sinking south to begin with on saturday morning we mightjust start off with double digits, but that means it is going to be a cloudy start across the midlands, stretching down into south wales with outbreaks of light showery rain. that will push its way into the south and east during the afternoon. sunny spells, blustery showers, particularly across north and west facing coasts, so stuck in a rut. and again, those temperatures, similar values to what we've seen all week, 11 to 14 celsius in the north, perhaps 17 or 18 in the south and east. don't expect that much in the way of significant change as we move into sunday. again, the wind direction, in fact, strengthening more showers to come. high pressure is desperately trying to build, but it is going to keep us waiting, so no significant change for the second half of the weekend either. bes

she was and also now to return to south africa from a trip room can you from i was excluded from south africa while i was in germany, it was a good story and then it goes from far and the don't know, it was only allowed to go back for one night to go to look in to say good bye to my parents. this is when my son was 2 and a half or 3 months old, hired time oriented, turbulent years followed. she lived in london and southern rendition today simply, they say getting expelled from this country to the african never let go. and her son, sasha, was always with as long as she was easy for me to go to a village with a child and get interviews to come. when, if i hadn't had a child with me, it wouldn't have been so easy as i have status. it is a woman without a child has nothing as doctors and pro or he can. this is an issue between 1975 and 78 who device lived in germany. once again working in the africa department of dodge, developed in cologne. as in africa. she was often the only woman in the job. for example, in this german t p program from 1976 in the country, but i understand about that.

she then experienced anti semitism 1st and again in 1930 south africa. she also witnessed a pa side. this is from is unfortunately this was my experience from day one. so i knew what my attitude towards this country, my interest in them to be. some of these who defies, became a journalist and an important voice and the find the african independence. she interviewed nelson mandela, metro. but to me, gobby and was friends with rights and 19 go to my who received the nobel prize for literature in 1991 who device knew them all. she's a witness to a century of history. shortly before have 100 bust day. we visited in her new home in denmark, shapes through how autobiography, which was published on my 30 years ago. the memories come flooding back, beginning with her childhood in southern german franconia, with her parents. an older system ma got. this is m doff as, as the only jewish child in the village school had a wonderful time with many friends, mostly girlfriend, learned, and interest. and jason, this came to an abrupt end when the nazi ceased pallet in j

adopted and practice in the state of south carolina must go and go now.tion is per se inequality. judge waring noted in his dissent the targeted retaliation had experienced in the result of their participation in the case which has included the loss of jobs calling in local fire department to respond to a fire that burned on the home of the plaintiffs community leader reverend joseph delayed for judge waring stated have shown courage in bringing and presenting this because the face of the long-established age old way of life the state of south carolina has adopted, practice, lived in since and as a result of the institution of human slavery. waring's dissent issued in june 1951 was the first challenge the government mandated segregation by federal judge justice harlan's historic dissent and plessy 55 years earlier. in early 1952 some sixs versus t ement exhausted his ostracism and charlestonl moved to new york city. followed closely segregation cases in virginia, delaware, kansas all were consolidated for the united states supreme court with briggs under

tonight, the cloud moves south, some light on patchy rain moving south as well.rain moving south, going into this area of high pressure so weakening, but there will be cloud and sunny spells ahead of it in wales, the midlands, south west england. sunnier skies across scotland, still a bit breezy in the far north of scotland, temperatures a bit lower in the far north and west, but further south temperatures down by1 degrees or so on monday. but when the sun comes out it will feel pleasant, temperatures 19—20. the rest of the week, the cooler theme continues, colder air situated to the north around iceland is moving south and east, so on the north—westerly wind, feeling cooler with some showers, maybe even longer spells of rain for scotland and northern ireland, particularly on tuesday, before it becomes more showery later in the week. england and wales, a little bit drier, some showers around but also decent sunny spells to come as well with maximum temperatures around 16—20, so where you have the sunshine, thejune sunshine is strong, it will feel nice. . . ~ suns

but south effectively trained a few of them. so they could, you know, say to the world that they actually have a black lawyer here he's right here. so there were there were some black lawyers and there were a few more indian lawyers. there were a good number of south african white lawyers who played a very, very part in the anti-apartheid movements. but these coalitions started to come together and work together to overcome, ironically the response from the government, from the 19 tens, all the way to the apartheid became a real thing in 1947 was just to be more and more harsh. at no point did anybody gain any meaningful concessions. it only got worse as the years went on, and to some people's surprise in 1947, in the national elections of 1947, remember, 1948 is when india won its independence under under gandhi and has a spinning wheel on the on the flag because is what gandhi said your self-sufficiency be the way you gain independence in that very same year apartheid laws were coming in that prescribed everything. i mean the

the south. the head of the lebanese group has the wrong assessable flights with no rules, and no ceiling since, as well, which is a warm 11 on our lot. most expressions cypress, if it amounts as well, to use it. some of the tree basis is mainly military spokesman, says come off as an ideology and whoever the things that can be an emanation as mistaken in an interview too. as waiting media, daniel has already said how mazda is implanted in the hottest of the people. the stars and display phones that have killed at least 10 people haven't gotten the past few hours. the army is repetitive. shelton lucas civilians, the injured have been taken to the european hospital or the count of the patients. russian president letting me to to and has arrived and vietnam's capital handling that south of 2 days and north korea where he's signed a defense treaty with lead a kim john on person is due to meet with vietnam's leaders on thursday and then a penny and pace published on wednesday, who's in praise, what h