Is not allowed, are trying to get meanwhile, the bill which aims in. It looks like the officials from to block a no deal brexit has now been approved in the house of lords. The school are trying to oppose the gate and say they cant come in an independence icon and a tyrant zimbabwes Robert Mugabe, u nless gate and say they cant come in unless they are wearing the right who led the country for 37 School Uniform. We wanted to stand years, has died aged 95. The devastating effect of Hurricane Dorian in the bahamas the islands government warns there and protest but we didnt know the final death toll whether the police were allowed to will be staggering. More than a hundred parents push us back or whether we were allowed to stay and stuff. We were and pupils stage a protest over gender neutral uniforms at a secondary school in sussex. Being told we were allowed to stay so we we re being told we were allowed to stay so we were holding our ground and standing there. That police werent doing much and teachers were going to the police as saying you need to and dont news watch, will the new get them to stop. And now we are trying to get through reception andrew neil showed get the big because we want to get our political hitters on and off any education. Youve got no mate . Weve clarity about the business of brexit . Given you a press statement. The man saying no comment is the head teacher. Parents were written to about the new School Uniform, saying it encourages students to be ready to focus, delete the status placed on expensive clothes, and it is not good evening. The Prime Ministers demand unusual in having trousers as the for an early general election looks uniform. But that i got a local mp set to be rejected by mps has spoken out against the school after opposition parties for turning children away. To bar agreed it shouldnt take place until after the eu girls from getting an Education Summit in mid october. Labour, the lib dems, simply because they are wearing a the snp and plaid cymru all agreed skirt i think is political not to support the government correctness gone mad. There must declaring they wanted an extension agree and say the new School Uniform to the leave date of october 31st isnt cheap either. Weve all had to to guarantee no brexit without a deal. Scrabble trying to find trousers and none of the uniform is in stock, it is really expensive, it is over £100 mrjohnson on a visit to scotland per student. If the school had seen accused them of making an extraordinary political mistake. Her in the changing rooms if trying it came as the house on trousers, they do not fit her, of lords approved a bill shes not in them. The remark that to prevent a no deal brexit. Shes not in them. The remark that she says about her own body, as a it will get royal assent and become law on monday. Parent, having to listen to that is heres our deputy political quite upsetting. Despite dozens of editorjohn pienaar. Children being sent home today, stu d e nts children being sent home today, much easier, this, students and parents say they will than leading the country. Stage another protest next week, borisjohnsons trying to call an election before brexit putting pressure on the school to change its uniform policy. A to stick to his plan, leave on time deal or no deal. But hes lost control and he wants it back. 74 year old woman has given birth to we must get brexit done and thats my message to my colleagues. Twins in india. If verified, it lets come together, get this thing over the line would make her the oldest mother by and unite our country, then get on with defeating some distance. The previous record was head are said to be held by a the labour opposition. 66 year old spanish woman. She you know, when they finally delivered two twin baby girls and have the guts to have an election. You can almost smell the election coming but he is having to wait. A spectator, as his opponents their newborn baby girls are reported to be safe and stable, as try to force him to give up on a no deal brexit, break his promise, is the mother. Time for the weather. Maybe his premiership. The weather looks much drier this you keep mentioning october 31st, weekend but it will still be on the youve made it abundantly clear chilly side. A lot of the rain we thats your line in the sand. Have seen earlier on is pushing away in the showers are becoming fewer as we head further into the night. Some if you cant deliver that, youre going to have to resign. That is not a hypothesis im clear spells, the wind is turning more to a north westerly wind and it willing to contemplate. Will be cooler than last night, i want us to get this thing done. Those are the temperatures in towns today in the lords, and cities. Any remaining showers the legislation banning no deal was sent to become law, across tomorrow morning will fade decreeing there would be no election away and they should be out of until brexit is delayed. Sunshine. Further south, the shell as many of that opinion is continuing to enter the will say content. Afternoon, most places still going content to the contrary, not content. To be dry. Light northerly winds for the most part but a stronger wind the contents have it. Opponents had down the north sea coast will make coordinated their plans. Weve agreed that were not it feel cool, the best of the going to give the Prime Minister temperature in south wales and the the general election he is so desperate for until an extension is secured south west of england. A cold night to come into saturday night and and the risk of no deal sunday morning where we start for is completely eliminated. The most part dry and sunny. A little cloud will bubble up but we the Prime Minister is on the run. Are not expecting showers but across boris is broken. Northern ireland and western we have an opportunity to bring down scotla nd Northern Ireland and western scotland it could be a cloudy day. I boris, to break boris, to bring down brexit. Of that, the temperatures, 16 to 18 and we must take that. I want an election, celsius. The snp wants an election, but we will do that when we have made sure that the security of our citizens is determined. This is bbc news. And you want to weaken borisjohnson the headlines ahead of that election by making him break his word. Opposition leaders in parliament agree to stop borisjohnson well, he has gone out having a snap election until with ridiculous promises of leaving brexit is delayed beyond the European Union on 31st october. Borisjohnson, thats the end of october. Not going to happen. No sight ofJeremy Corbyn, we are not going to help though, he gathered borisjohnson shut down Parliament Opposition leaders by phone. And drives us out of the eu labours brexit policy over an election period, is still a work in progress. Thats not going to happen. But the partys joined the alliance thats cornered borisjohnson. And in downing street theyre they dont trust the people, searching for a plan, they dont want an election, 0k, any plan that will somehow help perhaps they dont think they can win, ill go the pm regain some kind of control. To brussels, ill get a deal. Hes sworn he will never seek an extension to brexit but now peers have approved a new law could force him legislation aimed at blocking to do just that. A possible no deal brexit. He wont break his word, he cant break the law. Robert mugabe the man mrjohnson needs to find a way who delivered independence who delivered to force an election, or salvage his to deliver brexit, independence for zimbabwe, maybe without reaching an eu deal but went on to become first, and in there there is no sign its dictator has died at the age of 95. They have found one. In the wake of Hurricane Dorian, officials in the bahamas say are you asking for an the situation there is dire and warn the death toll may rise dramatically. Extension, mr frost . What chance of a last minute deal . Britains brexit negotiator david frost has been in brussels today but the finnish pm, now, its been quite a week who is chairing the eu, suggested a no deal brexit could be close. For the new Prime Minister so lets just take a look back at some it seems very obvious of the key events. That we are not yet on monday, opposition parties in brexit agreement. And tory rebels threatened to seize control of the commons timetable in order to push through a bill on with the whites and off seeking to block a no deal brexit. To peterhead market, tuesday saw Boris Johnsons campaigning keeps you busy. First government defeat, haggling is part of the job. With mps voting to take control of the parliamentary agenda. £50 per fish. Good god, expensive fish 21 conservative mps rebelled Boris Johnson is famously and were later kicked out of the upbeat but his Premiership Party for defying the whip could still end badly. They included the former chancellor philip hammond. Things continued to go downhill for the Prime Minister on wednesday when he suffered two more defeats in the commons. Mps first voted to compel our Political Correspondent is at borisjohnson to secure another extension from the eu and then westminster. It is like a game of failed to back his call chess, isnt it . What other possible for a snap general election. Next moves to borisjohnson . |j on thursday, the Prime Ministers chess, isnt it . What other possible next moves to Boris Johnson . I think it will be interesting to see over the weekend and into whether the brotherjo johnson resigned government and i have no reason at as an mp and minister, the moment to believe they wont, saying he was torn between family but whether the government will loyalty and the national interest. Press ahead with this motion calling shortly after, borisjohnson said foran press ahead with this motion calling for an early general election, when as it stands, it is pretty obvious he would rather be dead in a ditch they are going to lose. This than ask brussels for cross party they are going to lose. This Cross Party Group of mps, the a further extension. So called rebel alliance, today, as we we re so called rebel alliance, today, as we were just hearing, saying they and finally, today opposition wont back those calls on monday, parties have agreed not to back not because they claim they dont the Prime Ministers demand for a general election before the eu wa nt not because they claim they dont want a general election but because summit in mid october. They want to see this possible they say they will vote extension to brexit set in stone. Against the government or abstain in mondays vote on whether they want to see Boris Johnson extension to brexit set in stone. They want to see borisjohnson go off to brussels, ask that extension to hold a snap poll. And youve got to look at the politics of this, perhaps they are lets get some further assessing that if borisjohnson were analysis on all of that now. Forced to do that and then there with me is rachel we re forced to do that and then there were a general election, he would be shabi, contributing ina were a general election, he would be in a difficult place because what he writer to the guardian. Has said over and over again is do im alsojoined by asa bennett, oi has said over and over again is do ordie, the has said over and over again is do or die, the 31st of october, and of the telegraphs brexit course yesterday he said he would commissioning editor. Rather be dead in a ditch than ask for a day that seems to be the plan at the moment from the opposition thank you both forjoining us. At groups. No sign yet that boris the end of what has been a momentous johnson is really willing to ask for a delay, no matter what the week. We are going to start off with legislation said so i think the rachel. What survey learnt in this conversation will move on into week and terms of british politics . Whether could there be some kind of well, we have learnt that things are legal loophole, is this legislation designed to stop a no deal brexit in credibly volatile. It is in quite water tight . The government says it a week. It is been, borisjohnson will abide by the law so i think the has shown himself, he has shown his question is over what the law really colours, i think. Says will be up for debate over the has shown himself, he has shown his colours, ithink. Notjust coming weeks. What about labour . Has shown himself, he has shown his colours, i think. Notjust to the public, but perhaps to his own party, as well as top especially his just take us through their position parliamentary party. The eye do not at the moment . And of course part of think would have been that impressed this opposition rebellion. The with him, you know, purging 21 labour party, it has been an interesting journey they have been on over the week because at one loyal, moderate, long standing point they seemed to be saying that conservative mps. You know, if as soon as this cross party bill Jeremy Corbyn did that it would be designed to stop a no deal brexit portrayed as, you know, disgusting got royal assent, which we expect it will imminently, they would be up purge. Just that in the contacts. I foran will imminently, they would be up for an election, but there seem to be quite a lot of caution amongst also do not think they were to particularly impressed with him certain people in the labour party. Losing his first ever vote. I do not partly because of this idea that think they would event impressed they want to make sure that boris with the way he shows up the dispatch box. He seemed to be johnson does actually go off and ask for a delay before they go to the flailing around quite a lot this polls, partly because parliament week. Then, when he hit the road, gets dissolved in the run up to a general election, they were worried and went out and engage with members about what could happen in the absence of a parliament. I spoke to of the public, that did not seem to go down too well either. The some backbenchers who thought the labour party would lose a general election at the moment and i didnt interactions that he had with think that they wanted to find one public, they were annoyed with him. Right at this stage. Im sure the across the spectrum and for different reasons. What struck you leadership would push back that i remind everyone that actuallyJeremy Corbyn did a lot better than many the most about this past week . |j expected in 2017 and they will be think the most about this past week . think this week has shown to be very keen to get out there and fight goodindeed again and think that they can run a think this week has shown to be very good indeed for the next Term Parliament act. The remember, that strong campaign, may be keen to get was brought in in 2011 by the out there and fight again and think that they can run a strong campaign, liberal democrats to stop a prime maybe not just in minister for being able to call an that they can run a strong campaign, maybe notjust in brexit but on anti austerity issues as well but there has been some tension in the election or nowhere and, whenever they fancy the chance to give the party as to winds an election should be. I think regardless of which party you are looking out at the opposition and rival parties a good moment, the possibility of an action battering. Well, the liberal being pretty soon, even if it isnt democrats were not safe and that mid october, highly likely. Thank from David Cameron in 2015, but now you very much, Jessica Parker at it is doing itsjob to the grief of westminster for us. Borisjohnson. And that, he would the high court has rejected a legal challenge to borisjohnsons decision to suspend parliament. The case was brought love now, having seen and shown to by the businesswoman gina miller, who argued the move brexiteers that parliament is not was an unlawful abuse of power. Willing to support what he wants to she has been allowed to appeal do and try to tie his hands. He that case is expected to be would have loved to be able to call heard at the Supreme Court on september 17th. An election and build that probe a similar legal challenge was rejected at edinburghs court of lacks a majority, which magic it session earlier this week, which is also being appealed. Appealed silly boaters across the country and when a majority in his own right. Doing away with the afterwards, gina miller told the bbc parliamentary arithmetic that had been such a clause of frustration for theresa may. I think a say, the the fight wasnt over. Mps did not give him enough support. Now, he has been reduced to making chickenjokes now, he has been reduced to making chicken jokes and saying that jeremy it wasnt thrown out, corbyn is the chlorinated chicken it wasnt dismissed, the case wasnt dismissed. We didnt get a judgment sitting on the front bench and in our favour, it wasnt a win sending around lots of samples of or lose, what we did get was an acknowledgement that the case has serious merit and a referral up Fried Chicken to journalists. To the Supreme Court on the 17th of september. What we now have is a very important sending around lots of samples of Fried Chicken tojournalists. This all boils down to monday next week, case, especially at this time when they give him another go. It when prorogation will be back on the table next week. Does not seem likely then, butjust in front and centre. Calling Jeremy Corbyn a chicken when when we believe this request for prorogation was a abuse they can cable stop his supporters will be loving this. Particularly, of the Prime Ministers powers. As she was saying. They are going to we are seeing everyday things are changes in polymer should be sitting there. It is a crucial case and will be heard in the most important use this chance to effectively torture him. Because the payments to and highest court in the land. Have said that he would rather die so, whilst it wasnt a win, ina ditch have said that he would rather die in a ditch then delay brexit was a it wasnt to lose either. Place sitting there on october 19, we would argue it is being heard the day that now and law, the in the right place, to be heard in the Supreme Court. Anti new deal legislation would require him. Some people say that and well find out how this story and many others are covered this week has just handed labour and in tomorrows front pages at 10 40 and 11 30 this a lot of the opposition propaganda evening in the papers our guests joining me tonight moments, really. Because, iam are the evening standards martin looking at the front of the daily bentham and bonnie greer telegraph today, there are polls and from the new european. Even mr corbins advisers were saying you are not going to when an the chief constable of West Yorkshire police says hes disappointed that his officers election. You are down by ten were used as a backdrop to a political speech by borisjohnson points. The public do not feel on brexit yesterday. Co mforta ble points. The public do not feel comfortable around you. Well, john robins said it was certainly that is one of the reasons the understanding of the force that any involvement why borisjohnson would certainly that is one of the reasons why Boris Johnson would be certainly that is one of the reasons why borisjohnson would be so hell bent on trying of their officers was solely why borisjohnson would be so hell bent on trying to get an election, because he feels confident about the governments that he can beatJeremy Corbyn. But Police Recruitment drive of course parliament to and that theyd had no prior knowledge the speech would be broadened to other issues. Re arithmetic continue to bedevil him. The only thing i can change the fortunes is actually voters at large across the country start believing the former president this, lobbying, pressuring the mps. Of zimbabwe Robert Mugabe has died at the age of 95. Mr mugabe dominated his country for decades to show the courage of their leading the independence war against white minority convictions to actually agree to an rule and then himself ruling zimbabwe for 37 years election. Yet actually, they clearly in a regime marked by violence, wa nt election. Yet actually, they clearly want to try and delay it until corruption and economic collapse. November, see if they can have the he was ousted in a Prime Minister even be forced to eat military coup in 2017. Our correspondent shingai his own words by seeking a delay. Nyokas report contains because then it is political game some flashing images. Playing in the same way that Boris Johnson was saying he was prorogued he was once zimbabwes liberator, parliament and that was so leading the fight against white minority rule but the support provocative. Now we find that the remainders, the other Party Leaders he once enjoyed was eventually gone. Can fight back. Rachel, do you think thatJeremy Corbyn has had a good week . I think there is something about Boris Johnson week . I think there is something about borisjohnson that has brought he cemented his power winning overwhelmingly at elections in 1980. Out the best in jeremy as a leader of a new nation he set about borisjohnson that has brought out the best inJeremy Corbyn. In the sense that he cant, he can about creating a better country than the one he inherited. Dismantle Boris Johnsons there can never be any return the sense that he cant, he can dismantle borisjohnsons bluster and lies very easily. I think he to the state of Armed Conflict which existed before our commitment to peace and the democratic does seem genuinely outraged by the process of election under the lancaster house agreement. Sort of anti democratic moods and surely, this is now time the underlying that borisjohnson comes outwith. But let us remember to beat our swords ploughshares. That when we look at this decision to have an election, it is notjust he spent massively in education and infrastructure development, Jeremy Corbyn, it is all the building a thriving black middle opposition parties that have agreed class and one of the most illiterate this. One witness seen that they are populations on the continent. Also talking with the rebel conservatives, as well, who they need to keep on board in future. I do not think it was an easy literate populations on the continent. Decision, i do not think it is a but there was a vicious, ruthless side to the statesman. Straightforward decision, but i do between 1983 and 1987, think once you recognise no deal as mugabe deployed a military unit to trained by the north koreans. Damaging to the country, then you do thousands in the south were murdered and the world seemed happy need to do whatever it takes to stop to turn a blind eye. That. Even if it means pausing on but as the 1990s ended your own ambitions and i think that the economy was in trouble. Facing new political opposition, thatis your own ambitions and i think that that is something that actually all of us can relate to. We would not ta ke of us can relate to. We would not take that kind of risk on our own mcgarvey made a fateful step. Livelihoods, unless they are some sort of hedge fund manager. You would not take that kind of risk. Mr facing new political opposition, mugabe made a fateful step. He made the go ahead for the seizure of white owned farms. He knew this was a fertile ground. This was the land that the countrys johnson would say well, you are wealth was built on. White farmers fled, mistreating the british public. On the western world took note, breaking diplomatic ties and imposing economic sanctions. The opposition, its leaders, human rights workers bore the brunt of his anger. The point of anti democratic. Mistreating the british public. On the point of antidemocratic. That isa the point of antidemocratic. That is a very popular thing to say and i do not think we should be feeding that frame. Politicians are representatives of their constituents, they are there to make in 2008 in the midst of a billion inflation decisions on behalf of their and widespread unemployment, constituents. I do not think we mr mugabe suffered his should be feeding johnsons very popular slide. Should the mps, then, first electoral defeat. It only led to more violence are the mps making a decision for in the second round of voting. The public . Why are they taking no britain stripped him of his knighthood. Former allies condemned him. Nearer to home we have seen the outbreak of violence deal of the table . Because no deal against fellow africans mac is something that parliament, as in our own country, and the tragic failure of leadership mps, as representatives of the. In our neighbouring zimbabwe. They have made the decision that it tonight, president emerson mana is dangerous and damaging to the country. They have made that on the basis of the governments own gogo paid this tribute. Economic forecasts. As well as lots of other forecasts. They had made that with consideration to Northern Ireland, the good friday agreement, the piece there. It is absolutely damaging and catastrophic to go into that. We cannot keep going round and president mnangagwa round in circles. It is like making a Pan Africanist fighter, comrade mugabe bequeathed his indelible a decision not to let the country legacy of tenacious adherence to principle on the collective jump rights of africa and africans a decision not to let the country jump offa a decision not to let the country jump off a cliff. Why would you allow people to decide whether they in general, and in particular, the rights of the wa nted allow people to decide whether they wanted to do that or not . So, just people of zimbabwe. Going on what we saw today in parliament, we had the opposition in harare many people chose rebels all coming together. I am to remember the liberator. He was my first president. Quite interested to know what you so, to me, he deserves thought of lynn seibel roberts comment. She said we had broken a great honour. Boris, we are going to bring down this is sad news. Brexit. This is not what it is all we have lost a good leader. About, is it . Is that what the opposition is about . That is the mugabe was all right. Thing, i mean, borisjohnson may the truth is in his final years the country was collapsing well be lapping that up, that is around him and he could no political catnip for brexit voters. Longer his frailty and lent they can see, they would believe increasingly on his younger wife that this is a parliament versus the grace who had ambitions people scenario. The Prime Minister is feeding that in his messages and of her own but with rising his idea and actually it is funny discontent in the party that he is using the language now that he is using the language now thatis that he is using the language now that is reminiscent of those he dominated for over a0 years, campaign fora that is reminiscent of those campaign for a second referendum. He led to them both being outmanoeuvred by his right hand man ms in my keeps 80 mps, why do we not take mnangagwa in what was effectively this back to the people . Why do not a military coup. Mcgarvey was ousted and the country celebrated. Ta ke this back to the people . Why do not take us back to the people instead of being chicken . What we are afraid mugabe was ousted and the country celebrated. There are reminders of Robert Mugabe of . So, actually, when you have everywhere but on the streets people saying we are here to break there are no visible signs of mourning because he lived boris, it all plays into the hands out his last years cut off from public and political life of the tory narrative and nigel in an opulent mansion far removed from the struggles of many zimbabweans. Many will remember him as a gifted farage, that, you know, theyre out orator and visionary who liberated zimbabwe. To stop democracy. Given that but who turned his back on the high obviously was a mps back in march forcing theresa may to die brexit ideals hed originally believed in. Forcing theresa may to die brexit for fear of a new deal mac and then athletically brexit parties smashing lets go to our correspondent, milton nkosi who has been getting forcing athletically brexit parties smashing forcing theresa athletically brexit parties smashing forcing theresa may to delay the reaction in johannesburg, brexit. Let usjust say the rebels in south africa. Get borisjohnson brexit. Let usjust say the rebels get Boris Johnson out. Brexit. Let usjust say the rebels get borisjohnson out. There is a notjust not just south africa. Huge quest, we have been over this, notjust south africa. Great to see you, by the way. Regionally, how was whetherJeremy Corbyn was be a good stand in Prime Minister. He is mugabe viewed . Robert mugabe was putting himself forward. I would like to know if one is always viewed in very different ways by opposition parties have achieved many people. They saw a man who was that, then what . This are best buddies . They all seem to things. A tyrant, who was a dictator, who absolutely, it is going to make the next election very curious to watch. They have to almost renew brought misery to millions of hostilities. Indeed, borisjohnson people. Remember that in south africa there is an estimation two to seems to have guaranteed that even Jeremy Corbyn who has a brexit strategy, if people list thread 4 million zimbabweans who have fled starts to come unstuck very quickly, their own country, the economy as andrew neil exposed this week. Declined there, looking forjob opportunities here. And that is what a lot of people are talking about today. But there are some who instead now he has a different remember a liberator, the man who cause, he committed conversation to something else. He is a champion of freed them from white minority rule democracy, against prorogation and oppression. Rememberthat so on the same way you could have an freed them from white minority rule oppression. Remember that Robert Mugabe spent ten years in prison Election Campaign from the tory side fighting the white minority rule fighting is parliament versus the people, with a choice presumably on government of ian smith in the then rodizio. He was even denied the the peoples side, thenJeremy Corbyn could fight as, you know, a right to bury his own son at the democrat versus the demagogue. Final time, and he became president he set up time, and he became president he set question to you, rachel. Monday is up an amazing Education System from the next big day we are all talking which millions of zimbabweans are about. Well, expect . It doesi still benefiting today. So a mixed the next big day we are all talking about. Well, expect . It does i liked all the opposition parties have agreed not to let that Boris Johnson bag of the reaction to Robert Mugabe but my death today. Many people are had a general election, when he asking the question, what on earth wa nts went wrong . Why would he turn on his had a general election, when he wants it. So, i think all of the opposition parties do want that own people . Some analysts are election, they do want to get rid of pointing to his treatment in prison this government, the only issue is in harare, as you said the death of of timing. I actually wonder how his young son and the refusal to much that alliance is going to attend attend his funeral, his follow a pa rt. Much that alliance is going to follow apart. In the sense that what we have seen galvanised, notjust in treatment in prison prison, not the protest outside parliament, but spoken of but a pretty key, and the inside parliament is a very clear vision of what their all against the death of his first wife. He became top again, becausejohnson has shown increasingly bitter as he grew older and he clung on to powerfor too history colours, anti democratic, ha rd history colours, anti democratic, hard right, willing to purge long. And in the end, he got to a moderates, lying, lost the trust of point where he was not making his own brother, which i think we cannot overstate as a factor in progress, he spent the better part this. That will resonate very of the first decade of his strongly, because we can all relate presidency doing very well in to that. I wonder the extent to zimbabwe. They were exporting grain, tobacco, and many other commodities which people will actually start to divide by whether they are all going across the continent and across the to continue to coalesce around all world. But he soon got into that these things that they oppose. Sorry to end there. Thank you very much to land it read wispy douche and programme after he lost a the both of the. Referendum. Land redistribution programme. From then on, things didnt go right for Robert Mugabe. And hejust dug in and that is hello and welcome to new watch. Didnt go right for Robert Mugabe. And he just dug in and that is what really created the situation he presenters outside parliament are now by the type of headset more ended up then. The very story that often seen on pop stores, has the he, asa satisfied those complaining of noisy ended up then. The very story that he, as a former president of zimbabwe, dies in hospital in singapore, that itself tells you the protesters disrupting outside broadcast . And by the andrew neil gravity of what has happened in that show, Just Launched on bbc two, get country. Finally, there has been the the big political hit it once . One accusation that so many key by you can tell that levels of characters from the mugabe error excitement and drama at westminster just turned a blind eye. Thinking is by counting the number of about his calls for the liberation temporary structures put up by struggle, im thinking nelson broadcasters on college green. Opposite the houses of parliament. Mandela, how did they regard him as this week we seem to be getting things went wrong . Well, people did speak out. I remember at bisham Bishop Desmond tutu spoke out and Nelson Mandela said there was a lack of leadership. There were many critics but they were doing it have every su btle critics but they were doing it have every subtle way, when the west was coming out openly and in a more sort of defiant way, criticising Robert Mugabe. There was a time when Robert Mugabe. There was a time when Robert Mugabe here in a conference in johannesburg in 2000 and toon, he told the former Prime Minister, when he said tony blair, keep your england, and let me keep my zimbabwe. That gave a lot of pan african s, people who had been tired of colonial war rule, here is a man who is fighting for africas liberation. That is how Robert Mugabe is remembered and that is how he was treated by the leaders. But today the official statements even from the president , a great leader has died, that is how he remembered officially. Ok, we will see more of those when that funeral takes place, but for now, thank you very much. The Prime Minister of the bahamas says Hurricane Dorian has caused generational devastation to the islands. Dorian has now been downgraded to a catagory1 storm as it moves up americas east coast. But its left behind what Officials Say could be a staggering death toll although there are only 30 confimed deaths so far mainly on the abaco islands. The focus now is on the aid effort to help those who survived. Richard galpin reports. Aleem maqbool has been aboard the british ship rfa mount bay Richard Galpin reports. It is hard to imagine how anyone can survive now inevitably, here in this, the ruins of marsh harbour, one of the largest cities in the abaco islands. Dorian, a category five hurricane, hit this island at full force and stayed over it for two days. Hundreds or possibly thousands of people are missing here and on other neighbouring islands. I honestly believe abaco is finished. I think abaco will not recover until the next ten years. Like, fully recover, because everything is gone, absolutely everything is gone. And that includes food. Inevitably, some people have been breaking into shops to find something to eat and drink. And supplies becoming increasingly scarce. Help is at hand from this British Naval vessel which has been in the area on hurricane watch for some time. It has been delivering essential supplies, including hygiene kits and clean Drinking Water to those most to on this island. Other international and local organisations have also been bringing in small amounts of food. And the United Nations is now promising to fly in 85 tons of ready to eat meals. In any disaster response, a dozen get to the affected areas as quickly as you want but in this case it is particularly challenging because so much of the infrastructure has been com pletely much of the infrastructure has been completely destroyed. We are hearing the airspace is dangerously overcrowded so we are prioritising those things which are most needed. But for many of the survivors here, conditions are so bad that they are trying to get away from this island as quickly as possible. Richard galpin, bbc news. Now, the shocking footage of a brutal robbery, carried out by a bogus Delivery Driver in luton. He forced himself into the family home then knocked a grandmother unconscious dragging her across the hallway before punching a teenage girl and her aunt to the floor. The terrifying ordeal was all caught on security cameras and the family now want us to show the footage, hoping it will help catch their attacker. A warning that kate bradbrookes report contains scenes that you may find disturbing. It is 1030 on monday morning, the door bell rings at this family home in luton. It is a man dressed in hive ears, posing as a Delivery Driver. But what is about to happen could never have been predicted. My daughter opened the door, he hit her a few times, knocked her unconscious, for a moment. He knocked my mother unconscious. The family have shared this cctv footage because they want the man who did this to be caught. We have agreed not to show their faces for their own protection. This attack was sustained and brutal. What happens next is truly shocking. The two women, one unconscious, are dragged into the kitchen, one by one. A third then comes down the stairs, and is repeatedly punched. Third then comes down the stairs, and is repeatedly punchedlj third then comes down the stairs, and is repeatedly punched. I cant say in words how i feel and how angryi say in words how i feel and how angry i am. I cannot describe it in words. My mum is still in hospital. The doctors say shes got a bleed in her brain. And my daughter, as you can see, she has been discharged from hospital now. Her eyes, she has got eye surgery. She still needs more surgery coming up. So it is quite bad. The family say they have been left shocked and shaken by the attack which happened in broad daylight. I feel unsafe right attack which happened in broad daylight. Ifeel unsafe right now. Things happen day and night time and people are in the house. So everybody feels scared. Do you feel 00 25 45,721 4294966103 13 29,430 you want to stay here