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18:06 - 18:50OutlookHermany Molina traced her grandad’s past to a lost homeland, and changed Chile’s history
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been living in the United States since stepping down as working royals six years ago. As they prepare to return to the UK, we speak to a journalist in Britain and a journalist in Los Angeles about the media scrutiny surrounding the couple. The authorities in northern India have transferred nearly 100 murder cases from a judge after he handed out 22 death sentences in the past four months. Our global affairs reporter explains. Lions and tigers that spent years living in cramped cages at a controversial Argentine zoo have arrived at their new homes in South Africa and the US. We speak to three people involved in the rescue operation. Armed men are reported to have seized a tanker off the coast of Yemen and diverted it towards Somalia, as pirate attacks in the area resume. We get more information from BBC Verify. Presenter: James Reynolds. (Photo: Britain's Prince Harry with his wife Meghan, Duchess of Sussex in Bogota, Colombia August 15, 2024. Credit: Nathalia Angarita/Reuters)
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