the catholic church of congo did its tally and announced completely different results therefore i think while remaining calm and avoiding confrontation that we must have clarity on these results. to what we expected. with a history of coups conflict and contested elections the d r c has been on edge during campaigning with allegations of widespread election irregularities including vote rigging and violence. of the. more heat. the internet has been cut off for weeks in an apparent attempt to stop speculation about the results writes police had been deployed the boat that was two years old was finally see the exit of president joseph kabila nearly eighteen years in power but the op questions about how much influence he will still have. kinshasa still ahead on the venezuelan president begins his second six year term as the economic crisis deepens and here case biggest carmaker announces that slashing sounds of jobs and wrecks it as pop into play. and i bet the clouds are gathering once more across the southern parts of the u.s. so satellite picture shows the stream of cloud making its way

martin for you see according to his own tally and the tally from the catholic church he should have won the election but he has to provide the evidence and explain how he got to these numbers so what is he planning to do he's planning to go to the courts on saturday where he will present his evidence or his numbers to judges will then decide whether he has a case if they say he doesn't have a case they will throw all of matter out which means the katie will be declared president elect and will be sworn in on january eighteenth on the ground is been fairly quiet on friday throughout the countries people wait to see how this court outcome is going to hand out there are fears that if mohsin for you lose a petition is rejected in court he may call on the supporters to come out onto the streets and protest and if he is that they could be violence it what is clear is that he is adamant that he won this election and some people in the see also feel that he should have won this election all eyes are now on the court and how independent they're going to be. well the united nations secretary gene

the catholic church of congo did its tally and announced completely different results therefore i think while remaining calm and avoiding confrontation that we must have clarity on these results which are the opposite to what we expected. with a history of coups conflict and contested elections the d r c has been on edge during campaigning with allegations of widespread election irregularities including the vote rigging and violence. even if. they don't eat. the internet has been cut off for weeks in an apparent attempt to stop speculation about the results writes police had been deployed the boat that was two years old was finally see the exit of president joseph kabila nearly eighteen years in power but the op questions about how much influence he will still have. kinshasa. still ahead on the mission to watch his generals jailed in myanmar could appeal against their sentences will be overturned and but hear from the federal employees affected by the u.s. government shutdown and the tough choices they now have to make. hello there there's still plenty of cloud across the middle east at

felix chase a k d the winner but officials from the catholic church say those results don't match the tallies from the observers are in the toss the reports from can shatter the provisional results have led to celebrations for some and protests for others. and nancy meant few expected one that could set the stage for the first democratic transfer of power since independence from belgium in one thousand nine hundred sixty philip chism who had seen his father lead congress opposition for more than thirty five years had a message of unity. oh. i know how many of you find it hard to accept but i say with sincerity i pay homage to president joseph kabila president of the republic today we must no longer consider each other as adversities but rather as partners and democratic change in our country. thousands of his supporters poured onto the streets to celebrate their hold it will be a new beginning to suffer in this country there's no job in this country i was in south africa and then to come back and got to there's no job and country the people these people are going to study and after that there

while much of it is according to his own tally and the tally from the catholic church he thinks he wonthe election but he's left to provide the evidence and explain how he got to these numbers what he padding to do he's planning to go to court on saturday we will then whatever he has to a group of judges if these judges feel that his case has no merit and if throw it out that means they would declare it to the cavy as the president elect and he should be sworn in on january eighteenth. given this is such a disputed result so what is the mood in the country right now. well if the people are waiting to see what will happen in the next few days remember this if things go according to the pattern and then you present a sworn in what might incident this is the first democratic plans for power in that the are we going to depend from belgium in one thousand nine hundred sixty five course that all eyes are on martin for you add of course the court is why you look is feeling like the courts are not going to listen to him and he has supported going to the. your fears they could be violent not to

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the catholic church and the drc did its tally and announced completely different results. i think we need to remain calm, avoid confrontations, and clarity should be saw it guarding the results. sought regarding -- regarding the results. genie: phil clark in london, this when for felix tshisekedi has prompted some people to speculate he may have struck a deal with the outgoingng presesident. whatat do you think? phil: there is an anonymous amount of surprise, that also an enormous suspicion in congo about how he has one bank. nobody -- has won. nobody was talking about him, so this is fueling suspicion he struck a deal with the former president in the background. reportedisekedi was going to the presidential palace last week and questions were being raised as to what was going on. the fear is the government may done this to ensure an opposition leader has won. anan opposition thatat is favore to its regime. genie: the runner-up, another opposition candidate, martin fire you lou, who says he -- rejects this preliminary result. protesters are supposed to turn out to protest.

what does it say about who's in the lead so far my tally is seeing. you witnessed clearly it's. you know just take someone to still get we want you this is what the saying but we'll be firm ourselves to give the critics you do we have a lot of them and now we are getting some orders and our time we'll give you. our statistic saying but i hope that the war lords stopped the internet you have been described as a reformer a man of integrity you've been constant in your criticism against president joseph kabila and his government against corruption that is endemic in this country yet you're being backed by two individuals two prominent politicians who are very wealthy let's start with more who has been accused of mega corruption he is a former governor of the mineral rich katanga in the southwest and then they son pierre bemba who was recently acquitted by the international criminal court for crimes against humanity but human rights organizations also saying that he's believed really carried out these atrocities in central african republic so how do you r

the catholic church of congo did its tally and announced completely different results therefore i think while remaining calm and avoiding confrontation that we must have clarity on these results which are the opposite to what we expected. with a history of coups conflict and contested elections the d r c has been on edge during campaigning with allegations of widespread election irregularities including a vote rigging and violence. take a while yet they deny. it and if. they are. not just watching. the internet has been cut off for weeks in an apparent attempt to stop speculation about the results riots police had been deployed the vote that was two years old was finally see the exit of president joseph kabila after nearly eighteen years in power but there are questions about how much influence he will still have. in kinshasa. still ahead on the bulletin of as well and president nicolas maduro beckons again for a second six year term as the economic crisis. and japan's promise to weighs in on persons breck said battle after going to introduce away. from the waves of the sales. to the co

deployed about forty thousand observers across the country and according to the catholic church the tally showed it that at least fifty nine percent of the vote when two martin was of course large to this challenge one of the other options is that there should be threshold actions but given that the election that took place not that you're december we're already delayed by two years no one knows how long a fresh elections would take another option is that the court could of course uphold the results that were announced the naming of felix security the winner of the election but of course a very controversial given that there is speculation that a deal was struck between to security who is an opposition leader but more for you . able to president joseph kabila that perhaps a deal was struck and and this is why that announcement was made rather then the announcement today actually the most preferred candidate coming of from the ruling party should ari had won that election. possibly no way that was be a step too far given the allegations of fraud around this election but we are expecting th

report that pertain to see that, we -- pertains to that, we will tally that up. other costs are because of the closure itself -- not the closure, but the pushout of the -- of the -- the project completion. so whatever that is that's related to the fix or the closure, that we will tally that up in one column. other items, the lawsuit, and other things will be in another column. so whatever we can recoup, we will. >> just to follow up on director reiskin's point, not to jump to any conclusions, the agency wants to be made whole wherever the path leads us, so whatever hours and tasks are being spent on need to be tracked separately so we do have the opportunity to be made whole wherever this journey or journeys take us. >> no, that's the approach. not to say the e.i.o.s are off the table. they certainly are on the table. going into it, it's to make ourselves whole and hold accountability for those that are responsible. >> so moved. >> second. >> and a second. call the roll. >> clerk: okay. first and second, no members of the public wanting to comment on the item --

well according to his own tele in the tally up the catholic church he thinks he won this election he not have to be in the evidence and show how he came up with the numbers how does he plan to do this he's going to court on saturday was just findings to a group of judges of the constitutional court they will be going through this evidence that he feels he has to face they will decide that he has no case they could throw it out which means that they will if. they can be as president elect and he will be sworn in on january eighteenth and what is the mood like on the streets how fragile is the security situation. well that's it's. really is a waiting game people waiting to see what plays out in the courts some people are hopeful they hope that perhaps if they had no no major content and things you mains relatively peaceful then maybe this could signal a democratic transfer of power for the first time in the congo since independence from belgium in one nine hundred sixty but you know a big deal to many people yes who've only known a lot of conflicts considered to be elections and coups

translation: the results published by the electoral commission do not correspond with the tally froms echoed the other side of this narrative. around 40% of congolese are catholic, and the church is a powerful force. in effect, the bishops have said that they don't believe these results are valid. but what options are open now to the church, to civil society, and the defeated opposition? tonight, i met the man who claims he is the real winner. martin fayulu told me he is preparing a legal challenge, and significantly, refused to call on his supporters to refrain from public protest in the current volatile climate. my duty is to tell the congolese and to tell the electoral commission to give the truth, so not to do anything which can bring violence. the presidency may be stripped away from him, but many believejoseph kabila will remain the real power here. the risk is that congo will have the appearance of democracy, but too little of its true substance. it is the wish of the whole world that britain should avoid a no—deal brexit, according to japan's prime minister, visiting downing

martin for you see according to his own tally and the tally from the catholic church he should have won the election but he asked to provide the evidence and explain how he got to these numbers so what is he planning to do he's planning to go to the courts on saturday where he will present his evidence or his numbers to judges who will then decide whether he has a case if they say he doesn't have a case there with roll a matter out which means felix the cavy will be declared president elect and he'll be sworn in on january eighteenth on the ground it's been fairly quiet on friday throughout the country as people wait to see how this court outcome is going to hand out their off ear. that if my. petition is rejected in court he may call on his supporters to come out onto the streets and protest and if he is that they could be violence it what is clear is that he is adamant that he won this election and some people in the also feel that he should have won this election all eyes are now on the court and how independent they going to be well a catholic church in the us the un security counci

criticized for using an expletive against president donald trump democratic congresswoman rashida tallied made the comment just hours after being sworn in calling for the president's impeachment trumps at the remark was a dishonor to tally and her family but the congresswoman says she stands by her statement. u.s. national security advisor john bolton is one syria against using chemical weapons as american troops for pad to withdraw from the country meanwhile members of the religious minority are pleading with washington to keep its soldiers in northern syria a report by the free as a de foundation is warning that the u.s. withdrawal would help i still stage a comeback and at least one person has died off to thailand was hit by its first tropical storm in thirty is still in public damaged houses knocked down power lines and triggered flash floods in several provinces very services in airports have now reopened. coming up next the remarkable story of two refugees and their journey to safety in germany people in power stance now they'll be more news after that in twenty five minutes time. i

who told us a lot of a tally ins feel like they have been abandoned by brussels. italy's been asking for help from europe and other countries to deal with the migrant problem for a long time but that means he has not got much response and that front so if you took a pool right now of italians. might be the most popular politician because whatever sell vini is doing has worked in the numbers. of illegal migrants coming on to italian shores has decreased sharply since he came into power he has the support of a lot of retired people and he probably has the support of a lot of the time people who aren't publicly supporting him. right in public they may say something. more. and in private they may express a different concern thanks for sharing some of your friday with us here at international been a pleasure having you with us more of your worldwide headlines at the top of the hour with my colleague. you know world big partisan lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be sma

what comes to see what the final tally is. what co m es after to see what the final tally is.ed to the deaths of at least 14 people across europe. 0ne village in northern greece has experienced a record low temperature of minus 23 celsius. the risk of avalanches are at the highest level in parts of the alps and norway and forecasters are warning of more extreme weather to come. caroline rigby reports. snow is often welcomed in the alps at this time of year, but you can get too much of a good thing. dramatic footage has emerged of a rescue near chamonix, in france, the pilot of this helicopter forced to carry out a daring manoeuvre in an effort to reach an injured hiker. digging the nose of the aircraft into the mountainside, the blades brush against the snowpack. translation: it's to save time when you have extremely challenging mountain weather. the team chose to perform this in order to be as fast as possible. elsewhere in europe, the wintry weather has created some unusual scenes. this beach in athens, more used to sun, now covered in snow. in greece, a number of people hav

, but u nless country, it has its own tally, but unless the official tally comes out, no one can lookm pletely polling station, the votes are completely wrong. so, it seems extraordinary that you've got the situation where, you know in the middle of the night they can announce the winner, but the whole congolese population is left in the dark when it comes to the details of exactly how he won the election. and the accusation is that there's been a deal done behind the scenes, and the person who was predicted to have one, mark ten, was pushed aside, and somebody who was seen as someone who could get on better with president joseph kabila is brought in as the winner. so very quickly, the bill's party is in doubt than completely. no, his governing coalition hasjust won the parliament, so even though it took an almighty effort to persuade him to step down, he's already hinted that he's not going to leave the political scene, and his allies stay in power, whoever becomes the next president will have to work with his allies. he's not gone, nor is the entire political elite, which is accused

the restaurant as a place of safety your go to a tallying conveys a feeling of security you won't come across any surprises here but just about good wine and pasta. i was miserable. the young michael corleone finds himself cornered by the boss of a rival mafia family and the nasty corrupt police chief both want to blackmail and humiliate the boy. what they don't know his men had a gun in the restroom for him coldly yoni is about to mix up a very different kind of tomato sauce. thank. you thank you thank you. and so a business meal turns into the last meal in the safe place into a fetal trap perfectly served up in the godfather. yeah remind me to never invite a corleone guy thanks. who's your dinner date from hell. yeah that would probably end up being the meal but we can't leave him off our menu for our final dish we turn to hannibal the cannibal and a scene guaranteed to make you toss your cookies are number one. when you perform in front of hannibal lector you better strike the right chords or else he might just well bite your head off. for hannibal the cannibal the act of eating is

martin for you says according to his own tally and the tally from the catholic church he should have won the election but he has to provide the evidence and explain how he got to these numbers so what is he planning to do he's planning to go to the courts on saturday where he will present his evidence or his numbers to judges will then decide whether he has a case if they say he doesn't have a case they will throw in matter which means felix the cavy will be declared president elect and he will be sworn in on january eighteenth on the ground it's been fairly quiet on friday throughout the countries people wait to see how this court outcome is going to pan out there are fears that if mohsin for you lose a petition is rejected in court he may call on his supporters to come out onto the streets and protest and if he is that they could be violence it what is clear is that he is adamant that he won this election and some people in the see also feel that he should have won this election all eyes are now on the court and how independent they're going to be. well the united nations secretary

the vote counters, the tally counters in the front row, two democrats, two republicans.don't seem to be doing anymore counting work. half the crowd is up standing. nancy pelosi is literally kissing babies and greeting people. we're not calling this done. what's the hold up? what's the thing we're waiting for? >> that's an excellent question. it's possible they are waiting for folks to get back in the chamber. i don't know if congressman reed missed his name being called or not. a lot of times they will leave vote open for the opportunity for members to vote or change their vote. i'm in a bit of a bind here. i'm watching the same thing you are. it doesn't look like anybody is perturbed about it except these small children who would like to not be trapped on the house floor. some day they will be glad they were here but not this day. >> this is historic. regardless of who is in power or becoming speaker, the swearing in on a congress is a very big deal. the swearing of a congress for the second time with the only woman to ever be the speaker of the united states congress w

how does your experience tally up? and two earlier documentaries made by myself for bbc three.t was the problem? that he liked young girls. this was one of his ex—girlfriends, lisa van allen, and a shocking story about one of the most influential singers of the last 20 years. are you suggesting he is a paedophile? yes, iam. definitely. i mean, i have had sex with him with a 14—year—old. i didn't know she was 14 at the time. in the early 2000s, r kelly was taken to court on child pornography charges following a grainy video that purportedly showed him having sex with a 14—year—old girl. but following a lengthy trial, he was acquitted. the rumours never left him, and stories of him mistreating women have been gathering pace over the last year. when you say abusive, how? it depends on the day. maybe i would go without eating. for a couple of days as punishment. also being slapped and beaten, kicked. r kelly denies all the allegations, and a video a few nights ago shows him apparently unfazed. bleep. but two police departments in the us have announced they are investigating the art

how does your experience tally up? and two earlier documentaries made by myself bbc three.iked young girls. this was one of his ex—girlfriend, lisa van allen, and a shocking story about one of the most influential singers of the last 20 yea rs. influential singers of the last 20 years. are you suggesting he is a paedophile? yes, i am. definitely. i mean, i have had sex with him with a 14—year—old. i didn't know she was 14—year—old. i didn't know she was 14 at the time. in the early 2000s, r kelly was taken to court on child pornography charges following a grainy video that purportedly showed him having sex with a 14—year—old girl. but following a lengthy trial, he was acquitted. the room is never left him, and stories of him mistreating women have been gathering pace over the last year. when you say abusive, how?m depends on the day. maybe i would go without eating. for a couple of days as punishment. also being slapped and beaten, kicked. r kelly denies all the allegations, and a video a few nights ago shows him apparently unfazed. bleep. but two police departments in the

the provisional results put him about one million votes ahead of martin fayulu but vote tallies by theandoff between the congolese government and the church, which deployed 40,000 election observers and is considered one of congo's most influential and trusted institutions. moron that as we get it. australian officials say the un refugee agency has asked australia to consider granting asylum to a saudi woman who fled with her family. rahaf mohammed al-qunun made international headlines after she barricadded herself inside a bangkok hotel. jonathan head reports. and i'm still in the room. i have no choice. her extraordinary campaign from inside an airport hotel room won 18—year—old rahaf al-qunun an unlikely reprieve. thailand has a poor track record of supporting vulnerable refugees. but she is now in a safe location in bangkok, under the care of the un, and australia, her original destination when she flew here, looks set to accept her asylum request. if she is found to be a refugee, then we will give very, very, very serious consideration to a humanitarian visa. thailand has had to e

the highly influential catholic church has said its own tally didn't match the official result.am. the british tennis player andy murray — who had hip surgery a year ago — says next week's australian open could be his last tournament. an emotional murray told reporters in australia that he had been in a lot of pain for about twenty months

francis summoned the tally an imposter over some provocative remarks from the country's deputy prime minister the region kings paris of pursuing a colonialist policy in africa and worsening of the migrant crisis. reports france and italy have quite a long story of fighting as e.u. elections edged closer the two countries are increasingly looking to bolster their allies and to drown out the rival italy's it deputy prime minister has laid the blame for the ongoing migrant crisis here in europe with france saying it's impoverished african nations with its colonialist policies. we must address the causes of this crisis because people are leaving africa in part because some european countries led by france have never stopped being colonizers he even went as far as calling for brussels dissension in paris now some might say that it's a bit rich to lay the blame on france's colonial past given that italy too had colonies but to my ears beef is that a coup ding to him france has never let go there are dozens of african countries in which france prints its own currency the franc of the coloni

at least we won't have to wait long to see what the final tally is.ess. christian fraser reporting there. president trump is visiting the us border with mexico today as part of his campaign to build a wall there. it comes a day after he stormed out of talks with his democratic opponents on how to pay for the wall. mr trump dismissed the negotiations as a "total waste of time". the democrats accuse him of slamming the table and having a "temper tantrum because he couldn't get his way". the dispute has meant parts of the federal government have been closed for nearly three weeks. david willis reports. a disagreement over policy on the border with mexico has escalated into a high—stakes game of brinkmanship that continues to hold key parts of the american government to ransom. a third meeting between president trump and democrats chuck schumer and nancy pelosi to discuss the crisis ended in acrimony. well, unfortunately, the president just got up and walked out. he asked speaker pelosi, "will you agree to my wall?" she said, "no," and hejust got up and s

monson five according to his own tally and the tally from the catholic church he should have won the election but he has to provide the evidence and explain how he got to these numbers so what is he planning to do he's planning to go to the point on saturday where he will present his evidence or his numbers to judges who will then decide whether he has a case if they say he doesn't have a case they will throw him out which means felix the kid he will be declared president elect and he'll be sworn in on january eighteenth on the ground it's been fairly quiet on friday throughout the countries people wait to see how this court outcome is going to hand out there are fears that if you lose a petition is rejected in court he may call on his supporters to come out onto the streets and protest and if he has that there could be violence it what is clear is that he is adamant that he won this election and some people in the also feel that he should have won this election all eyes are now on the court and how independent they going to be meanwhile the catholic church in the day the u.n. securi

we tally five invites them into the verandah her open air office this is also where she meets the families of her students. the school principal is looking forward to meeting the two campaigners from the neighboring islands they're all working towards the same goal. and that i need to re-earn tells her how helpless she and often feel when they hear about cases of girls being beaten by their husbands they're often powerless to intervene we advise them to turn to the police to enlist their help in rescuing girls from these situations. but a bomb as a benign man from one where women have to support one another we need to be confident and make sure our daughters get the best possible education having am math we women need to raise our voices and speak our minds and work together to ensure things change and commanding and one day and when. she also points out that islam does not justify the girl's treatment. there is nothing in the qur'an that excuses the oppression of women. the principal encourages the girls in their muslim faith and instills in them a sense of self-confidence. that only a bi

the catholic church of congo did its tally and announced completely different results therefore i think while remaining calm and avoiding confrontation that we must have clarity on these results which are the opposite to what we expected. with a history of coups conflict and contested elections the d r c has been on edge during campaigning with allegations of widespread election irregularities including vote rigging and violence. to take anyone deny. even if. they have. the internet has been cut off for weeks in an apparent attempt to stop speculation about the results rights police had been deployed the vote that was two years old finally see the exit of president joseph kabila nearly eighteen years in power but they are questions about how much influence he will still have. conciousness. well i mean this year's african affairs commentator joseph a chain of thank you very much indeed for coming in so it's kind of bizarre situation where an opposition leader wins and then people are crying foul well what motivators called intellectual coote could could it have been engineered for an opp

as the winner official from the catholic church say those results don't match the tallies from their own observers as hiram a tosser reports from the capital kinshasa the results of lead to celebrations for some and protests for others. and announcement a few expected one that could set the stage for the first democratic transfer of power since independence from belgium in one thousand nine hundred sixty feel it. is father lead congress opposition for more than thirty five years had a message of unity. i know how many of you find it hard to accept but i say with sincerity i pay homage to president joseph kabila president of the republic today we must no longer consider each other as adversities but rather as partners and democratic change in our country. thousands of his supporters poured onto the streets to celebrate their hold it will be a new beginning people are suffering this country there's no job in this country i was in south africa i'm going to come back i'm going to there's no job and country . people these people are going to study and after that there's nothing the result

water cannon pressure has been mounting only else are it is to release the results because the final tally was expected on sunday but that was delayed the electoral commission saying that there were problems collecting the relevant data let's speak to our correspondent her image out side that building so her we're looking at the live shot then of one of the election officials talking exactly what what are we witnessing now. well election officials are right now starting by releasing the provincial results for the legislature then they're going to release the provisional results for the presidential elections so they have no idea really how long that process is going to take they don't know if it's going to lead them to take a break in between those results so rather than just telling people to be patient but they are starting with the provincial results for the legislature the police the riot police have been deployed in full force across the capital kinshasa a lot of roadblocks along the way people are being told to stay home not to come on to the streets the main opposition need to say t

according to his tally and the tally from the catholic church and he basically thing that he has proof that he won the last election what is he going to do next now that he's going to go to court tomorrow at about eight am local time we need to visit the evidence and try to convince judges that he knows what he's talking about that what he thing is true if the judge does the that he has no case will think that is credible they will then dismiss his cave building declare it to they can be as the president elect and he should be sworn in on january eighteenth what's the mood there on the streets have we seen many protests come out in the wake of these results. it's been fairly quiet day friday a lot of people are just going by the business capital city can shop but it's pretty much back to normal of course a lot of people much reading about the election wondering what martin is going to do internationally we've seen some countries between the waste speak out against the election that wouldn't feel that martin and why you should have won this election they have doubts that going into the

sam tally so i mean us from south thank you thanks very much. police in sudan have fired tear gas to disperse hundreds of anti-government protesters in khartoum are calling for president omar al bashir to step down and say at least forty people have been killed since the rest began three weeks ago over rising living costs at the government the number of casualties as twenty four people morgan has more from khartoum. once again we've seen hundreds coming out into the streets and part of toom protesting against the rule of president obama bashir has been river running the country for twenty nine years the demonstrators have been chanting slogans like peace justice and freedom and they say that they want president almost here to end his rule and hand over power to an interim independent counsel twenty four people have been killed so far in the protest since his target in december according to the government but human rights watch and amnesty international and other rights groups with a number at least fourteen while activists in sudan who have been

was a pos that eventually church when conflict broke out he volunteered with the nationalist as open tally and later training as a paramedic. track and your friend through the snow to safety you fall down in the bullets are flying over you but your head you get a few metres further and just end up falling down again because of fires too heavy . back home in tears even finding a job is a struggle many businesses won't employ veterans for fear they could turn violent. it's returning and that he has not received any support from the government and he's not alone but the military's top brass denies it has a problem on its hands on the command tells us that most soldiers get back to normal after just three days at home confronted with figures suggesting a surge in suicide rates they tell us that soldiers and no more likely to take their own lives than anyone else. it's active is that of filling the gap left by government with high up in the cup paid in mountains about as far from the conflict you can get in ukraine and they will be spending two weeks with other veterans supported by psychologis

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did win the church had forty thousand observers at the polls last month and says its numbers don't tally with the results declared by the election commission. reactions were mixed after felix a katie was announced the winner from jubilation was. to consternation people certainly made their feelings known. the opposition leader wasn't expected to win the presidential vote in the democratic republic of congo but he edged out his main rival putting the country on course for its first democratic transfer of power in almost sixty years since independence. and i know many of you will find it hard to accept. but i say it with sincerity i pay homage to president joseph could be president of the republic. today we must no longer consider each other as adversaries. but rather as partners in democratic change in our country. some believe sikka katie won by cutting a deal with president joseph kabila whose clung to power for eighteen years. although could be preferred candidate only came third the man expected to win martin is among many contesting the results. susan. moved him of these results do n

the democratic republic of congo says the official presidential election results do not match the tallies of thousands if it's observers opposition candidates felix just because he was declared the winner by the electoral commission as how it's also reports from kinshasa the results have some celebrating and others protesting on the streets. and nancy meant few expected one that could set the stage for the first democratic transfer of power since independence from belgium in one thousand nine hundred sixty philip chism who had seen his father lead congress opposition for more than thirty five years had a message of unity. oh. i know how many of you find it hard to accept but i say with sincerity i pay homage to president joseph kabila president of the republic today we must no longer consider each other as adversities but rather as partners and democratic change in our country. thousands of his supporters poured onto the streets to celebrate their hold it will be a new beginning people are suffering this country there's no job in this country i was in south africa and then i come back and

declared opposition candidate felix just a katy the winner but the church said that their results did not tally with the figures of the election committee now the runner up martin for you lou also said that he believed the outcome was rigged. was supporters of felix just a k.d. euphoric then man is declared the winner. the opposition leader wasn't expected to win the presidential vote in the democratic republic of congo but he edged out his main rival pushing the country on course for its first democratic transfer of power in almost sixty years since independence. i know many of you will find it hard to accept. but i say it with sincerity i pay homage to president joseph kabila president of the republic. today we must no longer consider each other as our adversaries. but rather as partners in democratic change in our country. some believe she sick eighty one by cutting a deal with president joseph kabila who's clung to power for eighteen years although could be less preferred candidates and he came third the man expected to win martin fire ulu is among many contesting the results. soon. moved h

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outstanding and the upcoming opponent they have frankfurt you know actually frankfurt have a scoring trio tally in a gaggle of goals lukey over it's been one of them let's take a look at the top scores here you go he's leading the league with thirteen goals dorman's all cossar just missed his thirteenth goal that lives he said to twelve ali are you shocked when you take a look at the remaining three we have three goals scores tied at eleven goals of peace robert live in dosti followed by the dortmund captain taking a break marco rice and tina fey tivo vanna who is known for bagging braces and selfie missed out on the opportunity to get his twelve you know are you surprised that so. crowded at the top but not really we've still said sixteen match days to go i think and then deal which is not going to be there all the way to the top of frankfurt but won't care about that they don't necessarily need to tell you as we say but it's a huge surprise definitely that he's still up there but i don't think he's going to go for like twenty five or twenty eight which you probably need to win it is not to se