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Ex-President Jacob holds a rally in the historic township of Soweto as he returns to the political front line. Source link
He built an international media business which at one stage owned more than 100 newspapers. Source link
The BBC joins emergency services in Porte Alegre as they battle unprecedented flooding. Source link
Kang continued to investigate and once she had gathered enough evidence, she published a story which exposed the behaviour of the chat group members including Jung, Choi and Seungri. This time, there was a difference. Once Kang’s story was out there, the authorities acted swiftly and Jung was the first to be arrested.This encouraged other victims to come forward and press charges against the stars.It took great strength. The victims had all seen the public turn against Jung’s girlfriend when she first reported him in 2016. Many overcame the fear of being stigmatised and humiliated to pursue criminal charges against…
The National Gallery has celebrated its bicentenary with a light show projected on the front of its central London home.The display formed part of celebrations commemorating 200 years since the institution first opened. Throughout the year, the gallery will be holding events celebrating its past and looking forward to its future, including art installations across the UK, collaborations with social media creators and a free festival of art in Trafalgar Square in the summer for children and families. Source link
The star of viral hit People talks to the BBC about getting death threats for waving a Cameroonian flag. Source link
Seafarers have told the BBC port officials routinely demand cash, cigarettes, food and drink as bribes before allowing ships through. So-called “gratuities” are against international anti-corruption laws. But the Maritime Anti-Corruption Network said it received 5,183 reports in 2023.The International Association of Ports and Harbours is working to tackle it.Ex-captain Stephen Gudgeon said he was once held at gunpoint after refusing to hand over cigarettes at a port in Asia.”They took me ashore at gunpoint and I was locked up. I was photographed and fingerprinted, and I was interviewed by two officials in an empty room with just a chair,…
He was upbeat but in pain when I used to visit him at the specialist liver unit in Kings College Hospital, London.He was, however, determined to see the start of the inquiry and on that day – 28 September 2018 – he appeared live on the BBC alongside Su and a panel of guests.It was a “bittersweet moment”, he said. He spoke about how he hoped the inquiry would “have the courage and the bravery” to get to the truth. But he was clearly struggling. And when we had a coffee after the show, it was obvious Su was concerned.…
Bafta has given out British TV’s biggest honours at a ceremony at London’s Royal Festival Hall on Sunday.The final seasons of Top Boy and Happy Valley are among the big winners, along with The Sixth Commandment.Sarah Lancashire won the leading actress award for her role in Happy Valley – the second time she has done so – while Timothy Spall won leading actor.Top Boy won the prestigious best drama award, with Jasmine Jobson also winning best supporting actress for her performance in the show.Video by Sofia Ferreira Santos Source link
Six weeks after de Guzman’s death, the Busang gold dream was over for everyone, leaving investors in despair.Bre-X Minerals’ C$6bn valuation had been reduced to nothing.An independent report would confirm there was no gold at all at the Busang site. Rock samples dating from 1995 to 1997 were analysed and found to have been tampered with through a process called salting. Fragments of gold from another source had been sprinkled among rock samples via a saltshaker to falsify results.Almost 30 years later, no-one has ever been held accountable for the scam.Walsh maintained he knew nothing about it and died of…