Morning, afternoon, evening, Peter Dobbie here with news of todays World Have Your Say, on air at 1700 GMT :o)
The reason we’re asking that question is because it’s a year since Madeleine McCann went missing while on a family holiday in Portugal. Madeleine’s parents – Gerry and Kate – have made fresh appeals for information in the run up to that first anniversary. Gerry McCann said they had always hoped they “would not get to this stage”.
Good morning, first up today are the reports of the presidential election results in Zimbabwe – MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai beat President Robert Mugabe but didn’t win a majority, according to leaked results. That would force a runoff between the two, which the MDC has rejected taking part in. But given the political violence that has occured while everyone waited for the results, can a free, fair and peaceful second vote take place? And what should be done to ensure it does?
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