people think that when you get exonerated, the fight is over. it sjust beginning, really. i haven t been pardoned. governor roy cooper, for some reason, hasn t pardoned me. he s asking for the state of north carolina to acknowledge the wrong and give him what is due under the constitution. they buried this man alive! you re looking at a miracle. there was never an i intention for him to be standing here today. we need to see what he can still become. can i get my pardon? can i get my freedom? something that was given to me by god that you mistakenly took from me? hey, how are you doing? all right, all right? right here, the police pulled up right here. this exact spot, right here. they jump out. what s up, man? and they were like, dontae, we ve got a warrant. i said, a warrant for what? he said, murder. i said, murder? man, y all tripping, man. y all cray. i said, i didn t do nothing. like this, slapped them handcuffs on me. that was the last time. that was the l
we begin in afghanistan, where the resistance leader ahmad massoud says he is ready for peace talks to end fighting in the pansjhir valley. the northern province of panjshir is two hours from the capital kabul, and is now the only region not controlled by the taliban. they claim they have reached panjshir s provincial capital, after securing the surrounding districts. but massoud s national resistance front disputes this. posting on facebook, mr massoud said that to reach a lasting peace, the nrf is ready to stop fighting on condition that the taliban also stop their attacks and military movements on panjshir and andarab a district in a neighboring province. and andarab a district in a neighbouring province. it s not clear if the taliban are likely to agree to the truce proposal. a heavily pregnant police officer in afghanistan has been shot dead by armed men inside her home. witnesses said banu negar had been beaten the previous day, after taking down a taliban flag. the
diagnosed with breast cancer. hello and thanks forjoining us. the afghan resistance leader ahmad massoud says he is ready for peace talks to end fighting in the panjshir valley. the northern province of panjshir is two hours from the capital kabul, and is now the only region not controlled by the taliban. they claim they have reached panjshir s provincial capital, after securing the surrounding districts. but massoud s national resistance front disputes this. posting on facebook, mr massoud said that to reach a lasting peace, the nrf is ready to stop fighting on condition that the taliban also stop their attacks and military movements on panjshir and andarab a district in a neighbouring province. it s not clear if the taliban are likely to agree to the truce proposal. ali nazary is the head of foreign relations for the national resistance front of afghanistan. speaking to me from an undisclosed location outside of the country, he gave his assessment of the taliban s assault
we begin in afghanistan, where the resistance leader ahmad massoud says he is ready for peace talks to end fighting in the panjshir valley. the northern province of panjshir is two hours from the capital kabul, and is now the only region not controlled by the taliban. they claim they have reached panjshir s provincial capital, after securing the surrounding districts. but massoud s national resistance front disputes this. posting on facebook, mr massoud said that to reach a lasting peace, the nrf is ready to stop fighting on condition that the taliban also stop their attacks and military movements on panjshir and andarab a district in a neighboring province. it s not clear if the taliban are likely to agree to the truce proposal. a heavily pregnant police officer in afghanistan has been shot dead by armed men inside her home. witnesses said banu negar had been beaten the previous day, after taking down a taliban flag. the taliban have told the bbc they had no involvement. m
hello and welcome to the programme which brings together some of the uk s leading commentators, bbc specialists, and the journalists who write, blog and broadcast from the dateline: london. this week, back to school back to covid? afghanistan after america, and the dateline panel mark your cards with the news that s worrying them. the they this week are steve richards, author of the prime ministers we never had and after 30 years in the highways and byeways of westminster, he should know. eunice goes is a portgusese journalist and academic, and with me in the studio is bbc health editor, hugh pym. welcome, hugh, and welcome to both of you, as well. good to have you with us. now, here in the uk, covid has quietly slipped down news programme running orders. during the summer, newspapers and website front pages have had other headlines olympic and paralympic glory, and, of course, afghanistan. it was scotland s first minister who brought us up sharp tuesday, when she tol