Hello and welcome again to rewind im elizabeth purana here on the wall and were drawing on a decade of Award Winning documentaries and finding out how the story has moved on today we revisiting a moving series which followed doctors working against the odds in the south african township of soweto and once home to Nelson Mandela so wet it was at the forefront of the countrys antiapartheid struggle back in the 1970 s. Hundreds died when student protests were put down with tear gas and live ammunition yet more than 25 years after the end of apartheid so what over maines a dangerous and disadvantaged place at chris hani but ive been at hospital one of the largest in the world and known locally as bata maybe 70 percent of all admissions are emergencies many of them gunshot wounds about as Ophthalmology Department the st john i hospital treats around 50000 patients every year many of them victims of Domestic Violence Bullet Wounds and car hijackings back in 2009 al jazeera aired a series of
need for which we re looking at live pictures right now from israel and it comes out palestinians protest over the u. s. leaders refusal to meet the family of a journalist recently killed in the west by a 7 years since coordinator square painted these insignia hon. this school it was shut down through the woods. the kids couldn t come back that what they had cut these place into a torture pit full of misery. r t. it s what s left of a former base silva ukrainian knew enough he battalion as kiev releases a notorious nationalist commander from jail to fight on the front line with wherever you re catching the program from today across the globe. welcome to moscow on to the news r and r t. i mean, we begin with a conflict in don bos, local authority, say at least 2 civilians are dead, and 6 more now injured after ukrainian forces shell, the city center of done yet on thursday. local official say a bus station came under a rock at a time. the head of the done. yes. republic said u
Move back to tottenham today. We are talking all autumn bulb planting. A dry start to the day and many of us should see a fine and dry day ahead with more details in ten minutes. Its friday the 18th of september. Our top story. Tighter National Restrictions across the whole of england are being discussed by downing street to try and slow the surging number of coronavirus cases. The measures are being described as a circuit rate after a warning from the governments teeth scientific advisers that there would be a significant rise in the death rate without further intervention. This is what borisjohnson is desperate to avoid another full Scale National lockdown, which he says would be a disaster for the economy. Instead, the government could introduce whats being called a circuit break perhaps just for a fortnight of tightened restrictions in england. Schools would remain open, as would workplaces. But pubs and restaurants could have their Opening Hours cut. Some public premises would hav
than many would have liked, but the ride home is proving to be a little oother. john schriffen is in fairfax county with more. good evening. drivers here in fairfax county have actually lucked out tonight. take a look here at 495. right here over here, it s moving. we ve seen it build up at points. right now, it is moving. now, we ve beenround northern virginia all afternoon. and because of this snow, right now roads are hit-or-miss. drivers here on interstate 66 were greeted this morning wh bumper-to-bumper traffic. for many commuters here in northern virginia, this week has been a nightmare just trying to get around. i ve been driving between fairfax and george mason university and it s been really, really bad. yesterday took me just an hour to get from fairfax city into george mason. 66, 50 and 29 have pretty much been navigated. it s been pretty bad. reporter: we headed out today and saw what many drivers have been complaining about. massive snow mounds limiting d