In London, a South African bishop has led protests against mining giant Lonmin outside the company's AGM. It comes amid accusations Lonmin hasn't done enough for the 34 miners shot dead in South Africa's Marikana area in 2012. The names of the victims were read out by retired Bishop Johannes Seoka, punctuated by the sound of gunshots.
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