there will be a speech thursday night. >> steve kingston in florida. in other news, a leap -- media in latin america are reporting that there is an agreement to begin peace talks with the farc, and there was an agreement in havana to begin talks in october. they had said they wanted to start peace negotiations. riots have broken out in mombasa after a clerk was shot dead. he was suspected of being a key recruiter for canyons fighting in somalia. it is unknown who shot him, but he is on a list for financing and militant islamic group of al-shabaab. and 34 people at a mining complex were shot dead by police earlier this month. a breakaway mining union has reportedly threatened workers as they returned to work after a morning period -- a mourning period for killed comrades. >> mine workers opted to stay away after their colleagues were killed by police during protests. there was the intimidation of some workers. the vast majority of people we have spoken to are holding the line until their pay demands are met. meanwhile, supporters of more than 250 minewo

steve kingston reports from tampa, florida. >> businessman. governor. troubleshooter. husband. somehow questions still persist. who is mitt romney? and what does he stand for? on the second night of this convention, it fell to his youthful running mate to provide an answer. >> the man who will accept your nomination tomorrow is prayerful and faithful and honorable. not only a defender of marriage, he offers an example of marriage at its best. not only a fine businessman, he's a fine man. after four years of getting the runaround, america needs a turnaround and the man for the job is governor mitt romney! >> it is a curious mix. the convention and the less conventional. we canvased voters in a hip cuban enclave that once made tampa the cigar capitol of the world. what comes into your mind when i say mitt romney? >> i'm unsure. >> why are you unsure? >> neither one of them give me any information i want. the stuff i'm hearing is just rhetoric and i want to hear something positive. >> i don't think he's virgin win. if he would be more genuine, i think he's saying what the people w

steve kingston, bbc news, tampa. >> breaking news, you may remember our top story, the decision by a london court finding against the russian exiled tycoon boris berezovsky in his legal battle against roman abramovich. now we can go over to the outside of the court in london where he is addressing the media. >> a position to give it up to putin cronies. common knowledge all over the world that i did not sell it under my own will. i was under pressure even as i left russia for political asylum. putin attempted to control mass media. putin [unintelligible] >> do you regret [unintelligible] ? >> i don't. i don't regret anything that happened. when i came to court today are prepared [unintelligible] democracy is bad, but there's nothing better. for me, i was absolutely shocked. i did not expect this. life is life. now i know the english court better than before. even when i lost some cases before, i was satisfied, because i was explained -- >> we have been listening to boris berezovsky, who has just emerged from the court where he received a bitter blow. the judge ruled against him in hi

steve kingston, bbc news, florida. >> one person has been killed as rioting address its second day in mombasa. groups are accusing police of being involved in the shooting of a controversial and islamic cleric accused of being a key recruiter for muslims fighting in somalia. yulia tymoshenko has taken her case to the european court of human rights. they have argued she was detained illegally during her trial and that the prosecution was politically motivated. rover has senty back astonishing images from mars. one of the images is this 360 degree view of the landing site including a mountain. japan poses foreign minister has demanded an investigation into an incident in which a man in beijing route to the japanese flag off a car carrying the country's ambassador to china. this comes amid rising diplomatic tensions and anti- japanese protests over disputed islands in the east and japanese sea. more tensions between these two countries. this is not going to help, martin>> that's right. both countries want to try to play this down. we understand a japanese enovoy has -- a japanese envoy h