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chris bockman, bbc news, toulouse, south—west france.igures suggest waiting times in england are still failing to meet targets but have improved slightly on last year. patients are facing long delays for ambulances and to be seen in accident and emergency departments. sharon barbour has spent the day with two paramedics coping with the winter pressures. all of us are worried about winter pressures. we're worried about the system becoming overrun. so we've got a category one call, a male who is unconscious. their first call of the day, and ryan and debbie from the north west ambulance service are on their way to see a critically ill patient. please can we get some pads on him just in case? and then let's get some access. he was really septic and with his heart rate being so low, his blood pressure and saturations unrecordable, i believe he was at the stage just before going into cardiac arrest, he was that poorly. we're going to go on blue lights. 0ur eta to wigan is six minutes, over. can you open them eyes for me? hold my hand. ifeel re

our europe corresponded is in toulouse. the authorities— corresponded is in toulouse.se. tt2 authorities have been describing a little bit what seems to have happened to alex bradley over the last few years. they said he seems to have been constantly on the move with his mother and grandfather —— alex batty. initially in morocco and then they came to the french pyrenees to an area which is popular with people seeking alternative lifestyles. it is understood, according to the prosecutor in charge of the case, that they were with what he called a spiritual community, a group of eight few people, they did odd jobs, we go around doing gardening and carry their own solar panels with them. as you say, the point came when we understand that his grandfather had died and his mother said she wished move to finland, that was when alex seems to have decided that he wished to return to britain. [30 seems to have decided that he wished to return to britain.— to return to britain. do we know an hint to return to britain. do we know anything about _ to return to britain. do we know an

we can speak now to our correspondent in toulouse, just bring us up to date with the latest.ht behind me as the courthouse, thejudge here, the prosecutor has told me tonight that alex is staying in a shelter every few hundred metres away from here, and tomorrow diplomats from the uk, as well as british police, are coming over here to see if they can bring him back to his grandmother in oldham. his grandmother is too old and too ill to come and retrieve him herself, so diplomats and british police are coming to toulouse this evening to try to bring back by the end of the weekend. that is the latest. he was good health, they don't know about his mental state, and he will not say where his mother is or where he stayed in the pyrenees. as the nhs heads into its most difficult time of the year, new figures show improvements compared to this time last year, but patients needing emergency care are still facing long waits in england. 30% of patients waited longer than the target four hours in a&e last month, while last week over a third of patients arriving at hospital by ambulance w

earlier today, alex met with a family member alongside greater manchester police officers at toulousek to the uk. this moment was undoubtedly huge for him and his loved ones. we are glad that they have been able to see each other again after all this time. before being found by a member of the public close to toulouse on the evening of wednesday the 13th of december 2023, alex had been missing since 2017. we are aware the french authorities disclosed detailed information yesterday during their press conference relating to what alex may have been doing and where he has been during his years missing. greater manchester police have yet to inform any formal statement from alex and therefore we cannot comment at this time. speaking with him at a pace that feels comfortable to him will ultimately determine how this case has progressed and whether there is a criminal investigation to ensure you. i'll continue to focus is supporting alex and his family in partnership with other local agencies to ensure that they are safe, their well—being is looked after and his reintegration with society is

he was found on wednesday morning by a motorist near toulouse in france. the uk. a warning there is some flash photography during assistant chief constable, matt boyle's statement. it gives me great pleasure to say that alex has now made his safe return back to the uk after six years. earlier today alex met with a family member alongside greater manchester police officers, at toulouse court before heading back to the uk. this moment was undoubtedly huge for him and his loved ones and we are glad that they have been able to ch other again after all this time. speaking with him at a pace that feels comfortable to him will ultimately determine how this case progresses and whether there is a criminal investigation to institute. our continued focus is supporting alex and his family in partnership with local agencies to ensure that they are safe, their well—being is looked after and his reintegration into society is as easy as possible. assistant chief constable, matt boyle. our correspondent, lorna gordon, sent this report from toulouse on reaction to alex batt

nick beake sent this report from toulouse.otos of alex batty were taken more than six years ago. since then, he's been on the move from country to country. but this week, alex, now 17, left his mother in their remote community in the french mountains and reappeared on this street with his remarkable story. french police say he seems to be a normal teenager, despite everything. translation: the young man was described as tired _ by the police and doctor who were able to see him. but in overall good health, and intelligent, despite having never attended school during his entire journey. the prosecutor revealed that alex's grandfather, who he was traveling with when he disappeared, died six months ago. he said the community in which alex lived was not a cult. translation: he says, there was no physical i violence from anyone. he talked about a spiritual community and didn't mention the word cult. we still need to find out more. on 30th september 2017, lex left 0ldham to go to marbella on holiday with his mother and grandfather. a

the boy was discovered on wednesday, near the french city of toulouse.authorities have said this is now a british affair, it is up to the british police and the authorities to decide whether kidnapping charges have to be made. as far as they are concerned, this is now over for his family. alex is healthy, they do not say anything about his mental state, they do not about his mental state, they do not about where he has been over the last six years, and in particular about where he has been in france. when he will be returned to the uk is also up in the air, they are saying as soon as possible. there is no direct flight between toulouse and manchester, so it could take some time, but officials are coming down here with british police, to see if they can get some answers on where his mother and grandfather are. we will probe not know the answers to that for some time yet, but there are no questions there are many questions that have to be answered. parents of children who died in circumstances linked to social media and gaming have accused the government o

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the authorities _ took him down to toulouse.ias of modern life in terms of instigating what you have described, but there was no explanation as to why. this was no explanation as to why. this was a boy on a missing list that was being looked for, why he was never found, no sightings, nothing until a couple of days ago.— couple of days ago. there is a secific couple of days ago. there is a specific reason _ couple of days ago. there is a specific reason why _ couple of days ago. there is a specific reason why the - couple of days ago. there is a | specific reason why the french should have been looking specifically for him, —— no specific reason. but the gendarmes are interested to know why the two years, a boy of school age went under the radar and there was no sighting of him or report of a younger male who should have been at school not being at school and wandering around. normally, that would happen in france where they are very strict on this kind of stuff, but he was kept below the radar. the gendarmes will want to mount a

the boy was found on wednesday near the city of toulouse. since his disappearance. this is a huge moment for alex, his family and the community in 0ldham. alex went missing whilst on holiday in 2017, when he was just 11 years old. on wednesday, a member of the public reported a potential sighting in the toulouse area of france. the young man identified as alex was taken to a french police station. the young man and alex's grandmother spoke on a video call last night, and while she is content it is indeed alex, we obviously have further checks to do when he returns to the uk. our main priority now is to see alex return home to the uk to his family, and our investigation team are working around the clock with partner agencies and the french authorities to ensure they are all fully supported. alex and his family remain our focus and we still have some work to do in establishing the full circumstances surrounding his disappearance and where he has been in all those years. i can only imagine the emotions they have experienced as a family througho

airport before at toulouse airport before heading back to the uk.are glad that they have been able to see each other again after all this time. before being found by a member of the public close to toulouse on the evening of wednesday the 13th of december 2023, alex had been missing since 2017. we are aware the french authorities disclosed detailed information yesterday during their press conference relating to what alex may have been doing and where he has been during his years missing. been over his years missing. greater manchester police have yet to inform any formal statement from alex, and therefore we cannot comment at this time. speaking with him at a pace that feels comfortable to him will ultimately determine how this case has progressed and whether there is a criminal investigation to ensue. our continued focus is supporting alex and his family in partnership with other local agencies to ensure that they are safe, their well—being is looked after and his reintegration with society is as easy as possible. the return of alex baqtty after he

he was found on wedensday morning by a motorist who saw him walking through the rain near toulouse.o finland. we can speak live now to our europe correspondent bethany bell, who is in toulouse. what is latest? we have been hearing from prosecutors about alex batty plus back condition, they said he appears composed and intelligent, they have also been giving details about what his life seems to have been like over the last four years. it is understood he first went to morocco with his mother and grandfather and then for the last couple of years has been in the french pyrenees in a region that is popular with people who are looking for alternative lifestyles. the authorities say he seems to have been part of what they call a small spiritual community wandering around doing gardening, orjobs, caring their own solar panels, and as you mentioned, his mother recently apparently said she wanted to go to finland and that seems to have been the point where alex decided that he wanted to return to uk. back in eglin, his legal guardian his grandmother has said she is very relieved to hear from

the boy was found on wednesday near the city of toulouse.have given more information about how alex came to be found. translation: he's not able to give us the exact surroundings _ of where he was in the pyrenees mountains. but it appears, according to his tales, that he moved from from the east side of the pyrenees all the way, and he left to spend times travelling across the different places in the pyrenees, without settling anywhere. he never stayed very long where exactly... where he was exactly. but when his mother said to alex that they needed to go to finland, alex batty decided to stop this journey and left, left his mum and started to walk for four days and four nights. he was mainly walking at night and sleeping during the day. erm, he then walked until he found out, until he encountered a young person who brought him and got him by car. later on, he was walking through gardens and sleeping in areas in the wilderness. and then, he was found on wednesday night. one of the key bits of information. earlier, our paris correspondent hug

nick beake sent this report from toulouse. seen again — until now. these photos of alex batty were taken more than six years ago. since then, he's been on the move from country to country. but this week, alex, now 17, left his mother in their remote community in the french mountains and reappeared on this street with his remarkable story. french police say he seems to be a normal teenager, despite everything. translation: the young man was described as tired - by the police and doctor who were able to see him. but in overall good health, and intelligent, despite having never attended school during his entire journey. the prosecutor revealed that alex's grandfather, who he was traveling with when he disappeared, died six months ago. he said the community in which alex lived was not a cult. translation: he says there was no physical l violence from anyone. he talked about a spiritual community and didn't mention the word cult. we still need to find out more. on 30 september 2017, lex left oldham to go to marbella on holiday with

he was spotted this week walking near the city of toulouse, from where nick beake sent this report.tty were taken more than six years ago. since then, he has been on the move from country to country. but this week alex — now 17 — left his mother in their remote community in the french mountains, and reappeared on the street with his remarkable story. french police say he seems to be a normal teenager despite everything. translation: the young man was described as tired by the police, i and doctor who were able to see him. but in overall good health and intelligent, despite having never attended school during his entirejourney. the prosecutor revealed that alex's grandfather, who he was travelling with when he disappeared, died six months ago. he said the community in which alex lived was not a cult. translation: he says there was no physical violence from anyone. - he talked about a spiritual community and didn't mention the word cult. we still need to find out more. on 30 september, 2017, alex left oldham to go to marbella on holiday with his mother and grandfather. he was last see

the police have not arrived in toulouse, there are no direct flights from manchester to toulouse. gaynor - extremely worried. -- one week on. friday is a week since gaynor lord . friday is a week since gaynor lord disappeared. this morning, the focus is resuming here in the park behind me in the river, where it has been for the last few days. specialist divers are having to fight a lot of difficult conditions, the weather is cold, it is about 11 degrees. at best, visibility is down to just a foot. debris like leaves and branches are slowing the search. police now say it could take days to thoroughly examine the area where they believe gaynor entered the water. so far they have received 30 calls from members of the public, one week on they are renewing the appealfor one week on they are renewing the appeal for people to come forward to help them piece together gaynor lord... —— gaynor�*s movements when she left work across the city centre, about a mile away from where i am now. the last image captured herjust nearby, near wensum park. her disappearance is still being treated as a m

and in the last hour — our europe correspondent, bethany bell, gave us this update from toulouse.d intelligent. they being giving details about what his life seems to have been like over the last two years. it is understood he went first to morocco with his mother and grandfather and then for the last couple of years has been in the last couple of years has been in the french pyrenees, in a region popular with people who are looking for alternative lifestyles. the authorities say he seems to have been part of what they call a small spiritual community, wandering around, doing gardening, oddjobs, carrying their own solar panels. as you mentioned, his mother recently apparently said she wanted to go to finland, that seems to be the point where alex decided he wanted to return to england. back in england his legal guardian, his grandmother, has said she is relieved to hear from him and has also appealed for privacy as they prepare to welcome him back. south africa's former president jacob zuma has said he wil not vote for the ruling african naional congress party in next year's naito

police in revel, near toulouse, said a boy answering to the name alex batty and matching his descriptional services to return to england. back in 2018, the bbc sat down with alex's grandmother who said her daughter had previously taken him to a commune in pursuit of an "alternative lifestyle". mixed up in an ordinary life. he wanted his life to be like... and for me, that's not fair on the kid. he once said to me, "i just want to be a normal kid." we will allow him to be. it's been an absolute nightmare. you don't... you might not see the grandson you love him so much whether or not i'll see him ever again. our paris correspondent, hugh schofield, has more on what police and local media are reporting. he was taken on holiday to southern spain. _ he was taken on holiday to southern spain. and _ he was taken on holiday to southern spain, and then disappeared. the suspicion — spain, and then disappeared. the suspicion was clear and voiced by his legal— suspicion was clear and voiced by his legal guardian, his grandmother, that the _ his legal guardian, his grandmother, that the mother and g

he was spotted this week walking near the city of toulouse, from where nick beake sent this report. never seen again until now. these photos of alex batty were taken more than six years ago. since then he has been on the move from country to country. but this week alex, now 17, left his mother in their remote community in the french mountains and reappeared on the street with his remarkable story. french police say he seems to be a normal teenager despite everything. translation: the young man was described as tired by the police and doctor who are able to see him. but in overall good health and intelligent despite having never attended school during his entire journey. attended school during his entire 'ourne . , . ., ., journey. the prosecutor revealed that alex's _ journey. the prosecutor revealed that alex's grandfather _ journey. the prosecutor revealed that alex's grandfather who - journey. the prosecutor revealed that alex's grandfather who he . journey. the prosecutor revealed l that alex's grandfather who he was travelling with when he disappeared died six months ago. he sa

he was spotted this week walking near the city of toulouse, from where nick beake sent this report.photos of alex batty were taken more than six years ago. since then, he has been on the move from country to country. but this week alex — now 17 — left his mother in their remote community in the french mountains, and reappeared on the street with his remarkable story. french police say he seems to be a normal teenager despite everything. translation: the young man - was described as tired by the police and doctor who were able to see him, but in overall good health and intelligent, despite having never attended school during his entirejourney. the prosecutor revealed that alex's grandfather, who he was travelling with when he disappeared, died six months ago. he said the community in which alex lived was not a cult. translation: he says there was no physical violence from anyone. - he talked about a spiritual community and didn't mention the word cult. we still need to find out more. on 30 september, 2017, alex left 0ldham to go to marbella on holiday with his mother and grandfather.

i also want to show you pictures from toulouse.pdate on that extraordinary story that broke 2a hours ago that the british teenager alex batty, do you back in the uk in the next few days after he was found in france after being missing for six years. we have heard details from british police in the last 2a hours, but we expect to hear from the french authorities in the next while. and you can see a bit of activity on the picture feed now. so just in the process of setting up. we will stay with these pictures because it looks like that will start. the family of alex batty massively relieved, that is a quote from them, after going through a range of emotions. his priority now or the priority of the british police was to get him back into the uk safely. and for six years, he disappeared. they spoke in a video call last night, his legal guardian his grandmother and they are making preparations for his return. but so much to establish in terms of what happened in the intervening six years. the bbc talked to boy's grandmother few years ag

benfica will play toulouse who came through as runners—up in liverpool's group, and the ukrainian championstsk play marseille, who missed out on top spot in the europa league with defeat to brighton on thursday. it's the league cup quarterfinals this week, last season's runners—up, newcastle united are at chelsea on tuesday night. eddie howe�*s side had a morale—bosting win over the weekend, 3—0 against fulham after three defeats in a row. they did pick up a couple more injuries tojoelinton and fabien schar and though they are doubts for the game, sven botman should be available after coming off the bench over the weekend. his first appearance in three months. the cheech was we had previously to this one was probably as difficult as you can get. —— the two draws. and then of course we get chelsea away, but i think the beauty of the two games we have had previously is b proves that he can raise our game against the top teams and a cup competition. the first of the club world cup semi—finals get under way in next few hours injeddah. brazilian�*s fluminese take on the egyptian side al—ahley. f

the prosecutors office say that british police and consular staff are heading to toulouse to bring thethe boy is in loose now but kept in a centre for minors. that is some of the latest details on that story. now if you think taking part in a marathon is tough, take a look at this. 68 runners have taken part in the annual antarctic ice marathon. it takes place just a few hundred kilometres from the south pole at the union glacier. no shorts for this race as the participants faced sub—zero temperatures and strong winds. american michael higgins won the men's race in a time of 4 hours i minute and 45 seconds. the women's race was won by fellow american stephanie estridge in 5 hours 4 minutes and 13 seconds. you were watching bbc news. thousands of school children from around the country are being given puzzles to solve — and notjust any puzzles. it's part of the annual christmas challenge set by the uk intelligence agency, gchq. the brain teasers include codebreaking, maths and analysis. the idea is to inspire children to study science and — in the longer term — to broaden recruitment to

and as toulouse didn't beat union saint—gilloise, it means liverpool cannot be caught at the top of groupelsewhere, roberto de zerbi says it's a "historic day" for brighton as they beat aek athens to book their spot in the knockout phase of the europa league. the club are playing in europe for the first time in their history and joao pedro scored the only goal of the game from the penalty spot to give them the victory. if brighton beat marseille in theirfinal group game, they would avoid the knockout play—offs stage. elsewhere, tomas soucek scored a late winner as west ham secured their place in the knockout stage at serbian side backa topola. they only need another point to avoid the playoff phase. group c leaders real betis lost at sparta prague. that had opened up the door for rangers to secure their spot in the next round if they could beat aris limassol but, as you can see there, that ended ina draw. now, aston villa have condemned the violence that left three police officers injured after legia warsaw fans were involved in clashes before their europa conference league game in birmin

benfica will play toulouse, who came through as runners—up in liverpool's group, and the ukrainian championsnetsk play marseille, who missed out on top spot in the europa league with defeat to brighton on thursday. next to the fifa club world cup, where brazilian side fluminense have made the final after a 2—0 win over african champions al ahly. the deadlock wasn't broken until the 71st minute, jhon arias putting the south american champions ahead from the penalty spot before john kennedy sealed fluminense�*s place in the final, where they'll face european champions manchester city or asian champions urawa red diamonds — they play in the other semifinal on tuesday. manchester city, meanwhile, have been fined for failing to control their players after they lost their temper in their 3—3 draw with tottenham earlier this month. some of the players surrounded referee simon hooper after he blew for an earlier foul while jack grealish was through on goal. the club admitted they failed to ensure their players did not behave in an improper way during the 94th minute and have been fined £120,000. lut

benfica will play toulouse who came through as runners—up in liverpool's group, and the ukrainian championsnetsk play marseille, who missed out on top spot in the europa league with defeat to brighton on thursday. next to the fifa club world cup, where brazilian side fluminense have made the final after a 2—0 win over african champions al ahly. the deadlock wasn't broken until the 71st minute, jhon arias putting the south american champions ahead from the penalty spot beforejohn kennedy sealed fluminense�*s place in the final, where they'll face european champions manchester city or asian champions urawa red diamonds from japan. they play in the other semifinal on tuesday. manchester city meanwhile have been fined for failing to control their players after they lost their temper in their 3—3 draw with tottenham earlier this month. some of the players surrounded referee simon hooper after he blew for an earlier foul while jack grealish was through on goal. the club admitted they failed to ensure their players did not behave in an improper way during the 94th minute and have been fined £120,0

benfica will play toulouse who came through as runners—up in liverpool's group, and the ukrainian championsdonetsk play marseille, who missed out on top spot in the europa league with defeat to brighton on thursday. next to the fifa club world cup, where brazilian side fluminense have made the final after a 2—0 win over african champions al ahly. the deadlock wasn't broken until the 71st minute, jhon arias putting the south american champions ahead from the penalty spot beforejohn kennedy sealed fluminense�*s place in the final, where they'll face european champions manchester city or asian champions urawa red diamonds from japan. they play in the other semifinal on tuesday. manchester city, meanwhile, have been fined for failing to control their players after they lost their temper in their 3—3 draw with tottenham earlier this month. some of the players surrounded referee simon hooper after he blew for an earlier foul while jack grealish was through on goal. the club admitted they failed to ensure their players did not behave in an improper way during the 94th minute and have been fined £1

benfica will play toulouse who came through as runners—up in liverpool's group, and the ukrainian championsnetsk play marseille, who missed out on top spot in the europa league with defeat to brighton on thursday. next to the fifa club world cup, where brazilian side fluminense have made the final after a 2—0 win over african champions al ahly. the deadlock wasn't broken until the 71st minute, jhon arias putting the south american champions ahead from the penalty spot beforejohn kennedy sealed fluminense�*s place in the final, where they'll face european champions manchester city or asian champions urawa red diamonds. they play in the other semifinal on tuesday. manchester city meanwhile have been fined for failing to control their players after they lost their temper in their 3—3 draw with tottenham earlier this month. some of the players surrounded referee simon hooper after he blew for an earlier foul while jack grealish was through on goal. the club admitted they failed to ensure their players did not behave in an improper way during the 94th minute and have been fined £120,000 pounds.

and as toulouse didn't to beat union st—gilloise, it means liverpool cannot be caught at the top of groupoberto de zerbi says it's a "historic day" for brighton, as they beat aek athens to book their spot in the knockout phase of the europa league. the club are playing in europe for the first time in their history, and joao pedro scored the only goal of the game, from the penalty spot to give them the victory. if brighton beat marseille in theirfinal group game, they would avoid the knockout play—offs stage. elsewhere, tomas soucek scored a late winner as west ham secured their place in the knockout stage at serbian side batka topola, they only need another point now to avoid the playoff phase. group c leaders real betis lost at sparta prague, that had opened up the door for rangers to secure their spot in the next round if they could beat aris limassol, but that ended in a draw. aston villa have condemned the violence that left three police officers injured after legia warsaw fans were involved in clashes before their europa conference league game in birmingham. flares and missiles were

and as toulouse didn't beat union saint—gilloise, it means liverpool cannot be caught at the top of groupll, elsewhere, roberto de zerbi says it's a "historic "day" for brighton as they beat aek athens to book their spot in the knockout phase of the europa league. the club are playing in europe for the first time in their history and joao pedro scored the only goal of the game from the penalty spot to give them the win and if brighton beat marseille in theirfinal group game, they would avoid the knockout play—offs stage. elsewhere, tomas soucek scored a late winner as west ham secured their place in the knockout stage at serbian side backa topola. they only need another point to avoid the playoff phase. group c leaders real betis lost at sparta prague. that had opened up the door for rangers to secure their spot in the next round if they could beat aris limassol but, as you can see there, that ended ina draw. now, aston villa have condemned the violence that left three police officers injured after legia warsaw fans were involved in clashes before their europa conference league game in bi

, received a straight red card in the match of the seventeenth round of the french league 1 against toulousea play episode, the russian hit his opponent’s leg with his spikes. for glavin this the fourth red card of his french career. monaco lost the match 1:2. that 's all about sports for now, see you next hour. you see how quickly it is changing. the future of millions of people is at risk. your language. they want to cancel your culture and tear your homeland into pieces, how to find a foothold and defend what is dear to you, become a force that will restore justice, become the support of the country, protect your future and the future of your children, the ladies will not forgive if you stay in side. serve under contract. in moscow. in there is a high probability of ice in the coming days, weather forecasters warn. the warm spell that has gripped the russian plain this week is weakening and the temperature in the capital will remain around zero. when the cold starts and whether winter weather will return, tatyana belova will tell you about it. the thaw in russia is reaching its peak. temp

itself, and finally, on december 13 , it was held at parkrance stadium between paris saint-germain and toulousee daily express newspaper claims that max aligri , who seems to be in his last season at juventus , will replace tannenhach at manchester united and is going to continue his coaching career in the english premier league. tick hamburg goalkeeper daniel heuer fernand's strange own goal in the 27th minute of the game against sampoli from the 15th week of the bundesliga ended 2-2 and tim walterter, the head coach of hamburg, reacted to this incident and said that we are not going to exclude anyone who makes a mistake, the important thing is that let's all find a solution for that mistake . danyal, his performance in the second half was excellent. just when i came to kick, the ball left the field . these things happen in football. but i have to say that it was a bad thing. i think the team showed that you can't lose because of the heavy snowfall in munich and the bad weather conditions of the match between bayer munich and onian. berlin, which was supposed to play away from each other today

also received a straight red card in the match of the seventeenth round of the french league 1 against toulouset minute. after fouling him, glavin hit his opponent’s leg with his spikes. this is golovin's fourth red card. that 's all about sports for now, see you next time. he comes back, oh, i missed you, sklefosovsky, the city falls asleep, wakes up, eight new episodes, discharge, all seasons at once, an amazing person, he simply has the talent to always be in the center of events, give yourself a gift for the new year now, sklefosovsky, watch it before everyone else, in the app or on the website,

he was found at 2 am. by a chiropractic student from toulouse. he was he was from toulouse.nd he was he was it exhausted. he was it was he was exhausted. he was he getting soaked. but it's he was getting soaked. but it's a great story because he finally found way his found his way to home his his grandmother. i mean, what a story. >> i think one of the reasons we didn't hear about it is because and i vaguely remember it, but one of reasons wasn't one of the reasons it wasn't a big is because he went on big story is because he went on houday big story is because he went on holiday mum and his holiday with his mum and his granddad to spain didn't holiday with his mum and his grand back. spain didn't holiday with his mum and his grand back. ispain didn't holiday with his mum and his grand back. ispain you'rein't come back. i know you're supposed and supposed to come back and they're supposed don't they're not supposed to. i don't know if you can. i don't know if your mum can kidnap you. women know if you can. i don't know if you horrible.1n kidnap you. women know if you can. i

he was found at 2 am. by a chiropractic student from toulouse. he was he was from toulouse.nd he was he was it exhausted. he was it was he was exhausted. he was he getting soaked. but it's he was getting soaked. but it's a great story because he finally found way his found his way to home his his grandmother. i mean, what a story. >> i think one of the reasons we didn't hear about it is because and i vaguely remember it, but one of reasons wasn't one of the reasons it wasn't a big is because he went on big story is because he went on houday big story is because he went on holiday mum and his holiday with his mum and his granddad to spain didn't holiday with his mum and his grand back. spain didn't holiday with his mum and his grand back. ispain didn't holiday with his mum and his grand back. ispain you'rein't come back. i know you're supposed and supposed to come back and they're supposed don't they're not supposed to. i don't know if you can. i don't know if your mum can kidnap you. women know if you can. i don't know if you horrible.1n kidnap you. women know if you can. i

he was found at 2 am. by a chiropractic student from toulouse. he was he was from toulouse.nd he was he was it exhausted. he was it was he was exhausted. he was he getting soaked. but it's he was getting soaked. but it's a great story because he finally found to his found his way to home his his grandmother. i mean, what a story. >> i think one of the reasons we didn't hear about it is because and i vaguely remember it, but one the reasons wasn't one of the reasons it wasn't a big is because he went on big story is because he went on houday big story is because he went on holiday and his holiday with his mum and his granddad to spain and didn't holiday with his mum and his grand back. spain and didn't holiday with his mum and his grand back. ispain and didn't holiday with his mum and his grand back. ispain you'rein't come back. i know you're supposed and supposed to come back and they're supposed don't they're not supposed to. i don't know if you can. i don't know if your mum can kidnap you. women know if you can. i don't know if you horrible.1n kidnap you. women know if you

he is now 17 and was picked up by a delivery driver near the french city of toulouse.ce update on alex batty, the boy from 0ldham last seen six years ago. i think i speak on behalf of the whole of greater manchester police when i say we are relieved and overjoyed to receive the news from the french authorities that they believe alex batty has been found safe and well. alex went missing on holiday in spain in 2017 with his mum melanie and grandfather david, who weren't his legal guardians. he hasn't been seen until wednesday, when he was spotted on this road in the foothills of the pyrenees by this driver. translation: he was walking in the middle of a forest, - a 20—minute drive from the nearest village. this is not usual. there's no explanation for someone to be walking around out there so late. so on my way back, i thought i should stop and ask him if he was ok. alex used the man's phone to message his grandmother, who is his legal guardian, saying... police hope they will be reunited in the next few days. the young man and alex's grandmother spoke on a video call la

golovin received a straight red card in the match of the seventeenth round of the french league-1 against toulousee second half in the fifty-first minute. after fouling him, glavin hit his opponent’s leg with his spikes. golovina is the fourth red card of his french career. monaco lost this match 1:2. that 's all about sports for now, see you next hour. this is our signalman band. somewhere he's running, somewhere he's in polish, squatting somewhere. mobile kit is the main means of communication. the most important thing is that this economy must be ensured to function constantly. we are repairing eight radio stations here, there is communication, there is, well done, vbrf presented an update of the quality of life index in russian cities, the study this time is based on comprehensive analytics of more than 200 settlements, and the number of indicators has exceeded 300, nika yankovaya will continue the topic. in all spheres of citizens’ lives, the vbrf corporation presented fresh research index of quality of life in russian cities. it turns out that russians have become more conscious of their hea

police i a town near toulouse said a minute matching the description was brought to them wednesday morning you are live with bbc news. next we are going to head to russia. vladimir putin held his first major press conference since he launched the full-scale invasion of ukraine. he said russia's objectives hasn't changed and peace with ukraine will only take place "when we achieve our objectives." our russia editor steve rosenberg was there. steve: there haven't been many, actually any opportunities for western media to get anywhere near vladimir putin since his full-scale invasion of ukraine. but today, the kremlin invited us and other foreign media to the president's end-of-year tv extravaganza, half press conference, half phone-in. on the war in ukraine, he is sending confident. pres. putin: there will be peace when we achieve our goals. they haven't changed. practically along the entire line of contact our armed forces are, to put it modestly, improving their position. they are in an active stage of operation. steve: there was a definite military theme to the show, which was broadcast b

our europe correspondent bethany bell is in toulouse with the latest.ntly on the move with his mother and grandfather initially in morocco. and then they came to the french pyrenees to an area which is popular with people seeking alternative lifestyles. it's understood, according to the prosecutor in charge of the case, that they were with what he called a spiritual community, a group of a few people. they did odd jobs. they would go around doing gardening and they carried their own solar panels with them. and then, as you say, the point came where we understand that his grandfather had died and then and his mother said she wished to move to finland. and that was when alex seems to have decided that he wished to return to britain. do we know anything about the arrangements for coming back to the uk? we don't have details of that at the moment. the french authorities have said they expect it to take place this weekend. we know that his grandmother in the uk, who is his legal guardian, has said she is extremely relieved that he has been will be returning,

other pairs of rivals at 1:16 are fey nord roma, ac milan, lance freiburg, janboy sporting, benfica toulouse, braga karabakh and galatasaray sparta. the first of matches will take place on february 15 next year, the participants of 1.8 will be determined after the return matches, which are scheduled for february 22. today, the pairs of the 1/8 finals of the league became known champions as a result of the draw, porto will play against arsenal, napoli will meet with barcelona, ​​psg will receive a draw from real sociedad. inter will face atletico madrid. psv will play against borussia dortmund. reigning champions manchester city will continue their title defense against copenhagen, while real madrid face leipzig. specific match dates will be confirmed later. the first games are scheduled for february 13, 14 and 20-21. return matches on march 5-6 and 12-13. exhibition game for charity. donetsk shakhtar played a match in japan, drawing with local club avispa fukuoka. consisting of. danylo sikan and maryan shvet scored for the miners. the donetsk team opened the scoring at first, but during the

but authorities say, on wednesday morning, the now 17—year—old was found in france, east of toulouse.egal gaurdian, told the bbc she believed alex's mother and grandfather had taken him to a live with a spiritual community in morocco. it's been an absolute nightmare. no—one knows how it feels when you might not see the grandson that you love so much. might not see him again. the whereabouts of the boy's mother and grandfather aren't known and police say they're wanted in connection with his disappearance. a police source says the boy, who'd been living in france for two years, had been taken to a police station by a concerned motorist. a local journalist says he was spotted walking along the road by a driver who picked him up. he appeared in good health and didn't say he'd been mistreated. you're live with bbc news. president putin has given his first major news conference since the start of the invasion in ukraine. the russian president insisted that the war was going well and suggested that western support for ukraine was drying up. mr putin spent more than four hours answering ques

alex was picked up by a driver in a remote area near the french city of toulouse on wednesday. nights. the driver took him to the nearest police station. translation: it wasn't normall for him to be there in that place, in the rain at that time of night. he obviously needed help and i was going to give him some — at least to get him back to a village so he didn't have to spend another hour walking in the rain. greater manchester police say alex was met in toulouse last night by a relative who accompanied him back to the uk. they'll now need to establish whether any further action will be taken. anna o'neill, bbc news. it was a symbolic day in paris on saturday — almost four years after the fire that destroyed much of the famous notre dame cathedral, a new sculpture of a rooster was placed back on top of the spire. the new flame—shaped bird, which is also a weather vane, was blessed by the paris archbishop. the rooster is a national symbol of france. this is bbc news. it has been miles this morning with temperatures in double figures across many parts of the uk. as we go through

and it was a debut to remember for toulouse's blair kinghorn, as the full back ran in two tries in theireasing to victory to go top of pool a. it was cardiff's heaviest european defeat for 17 years. saracens were well beaten as england's billy vunipola saw red against bulls. this try from canan moodie rounding off the victory for the home side. the final score 27—16. there was late drama between munster and bayonne with a kick helping to decide another match in the competition. this brilliant touchline conversion from thomas dolhagaray pulled the visitors level with just three minutes remaining, the final score 17—17. the european challenge cup is also under way this weekend. 0spreys beat benetton 43—34. gloucester won in georgia at black lion. scarletts lost at castres. later, dragons host french side 0yonnax in newport. in the women's premiership, merryn doidge scored a hat—trick as the exeter chiefs beat harlequins 54—25. the chiefs led by 22 points at the break before taking total control in the second period, to make it three wins from three and keep up the pressure on saracens at t

he was found on wednesday morning by a motorist who saw him walking through the rain near toulouse.e on and off over the past two years. french authorities said he ran away from his mother because she wanted to take him to finland. his grandmother, susan caruana, who is his legal guardian, says she can't wait to see him. lorna gordon reports. this is the secluded guest house where alex batty is thought to have lived with his grandfather for the last two years. off the beaten track, high in the foothills of the french pyrenees. it is the home and community that he left for good last week. now 17, alex disappeared while on a family holiday to spain with his mother and grandfather in 2017. neither adult had parental guardianship of the teenager. he told the authorities he had spent the last few years on the move from country to country. alex had left his home in the north of england to go to marbella on holiday with his mother and grandfather. it was in malaga a week later that he was last seen on the day they were due home. alex's grandmother said she'd believed he had been taken to m

he was found on wednesday morning by a motorist who saw him walking through the rain near toulouse.. french authorities said he ran away from his mother because she wanted to take him to finland. his grandmother, susan curuana, who is his legal guardian, says she can't wait to see him. lorna gordon reports. this is the secluded guest house where alex batty is thought to have lived with his grandfather for the last two years, off the beaten track, high in the foothills of the french pyrenees. it is the home and community that he left for good last week. now 17, alex disappeared while on a family holiday to spain with his mother and grandfather in 2017. neither adult have parental guardianship of the teenager. he told the authorities he'd spent the last few years on the move from country to country. alex had left his home in the north of england to go to marbella on holiday with his mother and grandfather. it was in malaga a week later that he was last seen on the day they were due home. alex's grandmother, his legal guardian, said she'd believed he'd been taken to morocco to live wit

but authorities say, on wednesday morning, the now 17—year—old was found in france, east of toulouse.believed alex's mother and grandfather had taken him to a live with a spiritual community in morocco. it has been an absolute nightmare. knowing you might not ever see him, the grandson that you love so much, you might not see him ever again. the whereabouts of the boy's mother and grandfather aren't known, and police say they're wanted in connection with his disappearance. a police source says the boy, who'd been living in france for two years, had been taken to a police station by a concerned motorist. a local journalist says he was spotted walking along the road by a driver who picked him up. he appeared in good health and didn't say he'd been mistreated. you're live with bbc news. the israeli defence minister warned the war with hamas could last several more months, while the prime minister again vowed "absolute victory". that comes as us national security adviserjake sullivan met with israeli prime minister netanyahu to talk about protecting civilians and a possible timetable for

the boy was found on wednesday, near the city of toulouse.from 0ldham last seen six years ago. i think i speak on behalf of the whole of greater manchester police when i say we are relieved and overjoyed to receive the news from the french authorities that they believe alex batty has been found safe and well. alex went missing on holiday in spain in 2017 with his mum melanie and grandfather david, who weren't his legal guardians. he hasn't been seen until wednesday, when he was spotted on this road in the foothills of the pyrenees by this driver. translation: he was walking in the middle of a forest, - a 20—minute drive from the nearest village. this is not usual. there's no explanation for someone to be walking around out there so late. so on my way back, i thought i should stop and ask him if he was ok. alex used the man's phone to message his grandmother, who is his legal guardian, saying... police hope they will be reunited in the next few days. the young man and alex's grandmother spoke on a video call last night, and while she is conten

details have emerged tonight about what happened to alex batty. 0ur correspondent lorna gordon is live in toulouseand that he stayed with them on and off along with his grandfather for the past two years. they said that as time went on, they came to see alex as part of the family, he had a good relationship with their children, and they included him on outings, going cycling, going to the beach or the local river, on on sunday the visited a nearby market where he would visit his mother. they said, they felt he appreciated the security and stability they gave him. on their website, security and stability they gave him. on theirwebsite, they security and stability they gave him. on their website, they said they encourage them to learn french and study, and he showed an aptitude for computers and wanted to go back to school with in order, they said, to school with in order, they said, to have a normal life. the offer to drive them to the british consulate to get an id which you would need to get back into formal education, but alex said to them he would return to the uk on his own to get papers and g