four quake struck within half an hour on monday morning. let's speak to a tour guide who has on the island for let's speak to a tour guide wi years. on the island for let's speak to a tour guide wi years. he on the island for let's speak to a tour guide wi years. he on decided id for let's speak to a tour guide wi years. he on decided to for 18 years. he has decided to leave with his wife and leave, withrhis wife and ~ ~ thank you very much children. thank you very much for talking to us. let me check children. thank you very much fort you, i to us. let me check children. thank you very much fort you, you 15. let me check children. thank you very much fort you, you still et me check children. thank you very much fort you, you still on he check with you, you still on santorini or have you already moved? ., , , moved? 22:5? “ust decided moved? 225—5? “ust decided esterda to we just decided yesterday to take a ferry to the mainland to go to take a ferry to the mainland to no to �* , ., go to athens. ffii—lifi to make that go to athens; 2 - to make that move i decide to make that move when the greek prime minister is urging people to stay calm? did 5535 59515 1“ ;l§§;§�*;’ f? feel ., you feel somewhat safe? no, no,

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off the shot-fest of m off the shelter off the shot-fest of so are you kind of normal. ok, so are you and yourfamily kind of normal. ok, so are you and your family therefore . to. to return 7 to return santorini hopefully things when hopefully things calm down? {131 when hopefully things calm down? 6, , when hopefully things calm down? , ., , when hopefully things calm down? , , a down? ’%e2;?e 7,” as the schools are closed, down? ’%e2;?e 7,” will the schools are closed, down? ’%e2;?e 7,” will the here ols are closed, down? ’%e2;?e 7,” will the here in i are closed, down? ’%e2;?e 7,” will the here in athens. ed, they; again, we will once they open again, we will go immediately back. that a 7 to go back. kostas a 7 thankback. kostas a 7 thank you. kostas a 7 thank you. ko much seheveres. thehh uou ueru rough—r — u ~ w, ,, . talking seheveres. thehh uou ueru rougher r re rr ree re r talking to now let's move on to the biggest night in the music the grammy awards, calendar, the grammy awards, which taken place in la. whioh'hos'teken'olooe in la. the awards most one. . . 5 one... of the year decorated one... of the year for the very first time. her was; by the la department 5 department �* the city fire department after the city was devastated by those recent was devastated by those receot uu.uu.u.,u er . rer with was devastated lay those receot uu.uu.u.,u er . rer with me was devastated lav those receot uu.uu.u.,u er . rer with me is our lola to ”lola’tortalk’ w mlolatotalk about reporter lola to talk about what a very glamorous what was a oeryoloroorous ””""”' why what was a oerygloloorous ”ww" why this what was a osryglaloorous ”ww" why this for night. why this album for cowboy carter, and does 7 does it 7 does it mean to someone isa is a superstar who is a global superstar already?—

who is a global superstar alread? �* already? as you said, beyonce was i global — already? as you said, beyonce was l global superstar - already? as you said, beyonce was l global superstar and - already? as you said, beyonce was l global superstar and it l was a global superstar and it a historic for was a historic night for her, her eighth album, but her eighth alourot out her ' 6' ,, " w 6 winning of her eighth alourot out her 6 66 6 6 66 66 winning of the first—time winning album of the year the grammys. now, first—time winning album of the yearthe grammys. now, cowboy carter is a country music album and beyonce doesn'tjust stick one has done a one with renaissance, dance one with renaissance, she has done pop star, was has done her pop star, she was part of destinies child bel," of destinies child when was younger, has she was younger, she has done lots of different albums, but she has never won a grammy for best 5 for best slits“; 5 it award for best album before, it pretty but i think was pretty crazy, but i think is such big deal was pretty crazy, but i think album big deal because was pretty crazy, but i think album fornig deal because was pretty crazy, but i think album for her, ral because was pretty crazy, but i think album for her, ral i:talked this album for her, she talked about of contextualising history 77 history of 77 history of black 77 history of black music 77 the history of black music and the history of black music and the black roots within country music and i think that is something which, the can hear how "7656 héa? w how important you can hearjust how important thatis you can hearjust how important that is to and on the night that is to her and on the night actually dedicated the she actually dedicated the to linda martell. linda awards to linda martell. linda martell multiple martell features multiple times the on carter,

on the album on cowboy carter, but particularly on the song, spaghetti. she is of the ie—= t——t 77 black women within pioneering black women within music, so i think it :-= really a celebration not was really a seleoration note ereeererrrrrrrrrrerrrre of e was reallya seleoration not r r rr rr r r r rr r of as an artist, only of beyonce as an artist. music well. only of beyonce asr- r-' , mm m~ but country music as well. and it was fire _ but country music as well. and it was fire who _ the | those fires very everyone's its is a and everyone's its mind, is a special to the really special to see the firefighters as part �*the it was really see them and the to see them and the whole ceremony, the of it was ceremony, the theme of it was about the fires. ben winston, producerfor 7 producerfor the 7 the producer for the grammy actually said, we can't this and we avoid this and we want te ...,.u..,...,,_,,, this. avoid this and we want te rr this. the whole night raising money for was actually raising money for wildlife relief funds and we had the firefighters there. i had the firefighters there. ! itjust had the firefighters there. ! it just showed, had the firefighters there. ! itjust showed, la is a 2-2 7' "mia? full”: n 7' "mia? ifullof n " ' ' ma? an}; as}; full of life, but ou can't and full of life, but you can't the destruction and i avoid the destruction and i think it important to touch think it was important to touch of think it was important to touch on that. out of all the other 66 lola shroer, which awards, lola shroer, which ones would you point out?— would you point out? i u few would you point out? 1 u few i want would you point out? qm l few i want to — would you point out? qm l few i want to touch _

would you point out? 1m l few i want to touch on- a few i want to touch on, kendrick lamar won of the kendrick lamar won song of the year and record of the �*for year and record of the year for not like us scottish government public audit committee, which was of his rap battle with was part of his rap battle with drake. not only do not normally have songs coming out rap 22 w ii. get génrg. gu” rear " goon; g. " w get song of the year, so a rowan, who won 7 vrowan, who won best rowan, who won best new chappel rowan. whorwoanestrrnew her record... she w: two labels, got you, said two labels, we got you, but do got so she but do you got us? so she did make a personal point as well. don't she won best album also don't she won best album for her mix tape, her tor hefnoio faos her record everybody tor hefnoio raos her record everybody has tor hefnrcio fads her record everybody has been was amazing, everybody has been talking about her all of 2024, but is actually the first but it is actually the first time that a has won this time that a woman has won this category. khadi beer, who category. khadi beer. who , won, gave her the e—lifi 77g"; —=— so nice moment. award,sora reatly'nicemon'ient. shroer, thank you very

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hospitalised after the attack carmarthenshire in a in carmarthenshire in a school in carmarthenshire in a school in april last year. the 14—year—old cannot be named due in april last year. the 14 her r—old cannot be named due in april last year. the 14 her r—oll she not be named due to her age. she had previously . denied two counts been denied two counts of attempted murder, admitted attempted murder, but admitted the stabbings. speak to our correspondent at swansea crown court for us, tell us more about the court proceedings. yes, verdict came within last hour six—day the last hour after a six-day the 14—year—old girl had trial. the 14—year—old girl had pleaded guilty to wounding with she 77 wwwsheaidmitted " 7' ”wee; admittedshe: ’ ' wee; admittedshe'had ’ ' intent. she admitted she had the two teachers stabbed the two teachers and the pupil, but pleaded not guilty to the charges of murder, so thejury attempted murder, so thejury had to decide how much intent she showed. during the trial we evidence fhad evidence 77 had taken evidence fhad taken a hggild evidence she had taken a with her into school and knife with her intoschool and told another pupil she had told another pupil 6—7— to had told another pupil she r— r—— to stab on her 7 they were also shown teachers. they were also shown cctv footage of the 66w footage of the attack?” " ' place the schoolyard, the girl staring at her teacher and towards her, and landing towards her, shouting the words, i'm going you. when 7 77 77 you.whenthe 77 77 you. when the second 77 to kill you. when the second teacher tried to intervene, she

also attacked and stabbed 7-777 "725325! 1:54 1335 "7253255 1:54 1135 and in her back and under arm and had he lifted to hospital. a had to be lifted to hospital. a third a fellow pupil we third person, a fellow pupil we are told the girl had fallen out with some later, was are told the girl had fallen out �* attacked: later, was are told the girl had fallen out �* attacked before later, was are told the girl had fallen out �* attacked before the er, was are told the girl had fallen out �* attacked before the pupilis also attacked before the pupil was brought under control and was larought under controland re re- .. . .-- .. by was brought under controland re eee rr e ree ee by the police. when arrestedrrhytherpotice. �*a’hen to her in officers spoke to her in the 666666 66666666 6 car officers spoke to her inthe6 66666 66 66 66 car after attack she told them she apparently told them she mgught would be on thought the attack would be on the news and would make e ' "1.5.4; ' w w ' "'i;i5a'§'f'¢e'i;b'rity'q’ " some kind of celebrity. the judge told the 14—year—old who we name girl, who we cannot name because of her age, that she will to be returned to will hate to he returned to ’” ’ " to be sentenced in court to be sentenced in april. and what more the court and what more did the court hear about her history at yes, this attack took school? yes, this attack took lace school? yes, this attack took place i april _ school? yes, this attack took place l april last _ school? yes, this attack took place l april last year. - school? yes, this attack took| place l april last year. some place in april last year. some people might remember the e27= offthe qfgth'eéciiési” {the schoolio’n w 7 7 and parents and parents worried —= but we heard a 'b"ut'"w§h;;rli afew ilii, months before, in september, �* in the same school earlier in the same school year, the girl had been found knife in with a kitchen knife in her school bag. as a result of she was from 7 but allowed to school, but allowed to return, provided that her father

carried out daily checks that she wasn't bringing anything dangerous her to school. dangerous with her to school. on the the attack came in on the day the attack came in april last year, she 27:2: the houseearly 7 the houseearly and? the house early and intact left the house early and intact during the we heard during the evidence we heard she had told she used to she had told people she used to bring a weapon to school with every day, if not in her bag, in her she claims she in her pocket. she claims she bought it self defence and 19141111; 1tyfyor self defence and she potentially because she felt she would to self harm. she would need to self harm rreererrererer rrerre the she would need to self harnn r— r —r e r— rr thejury considered however. thejury considered she had intent this and she bought the knife attack and she bought the knife to school in order to howell griffith, thank very much. a former british army soldier has been jailed for and three jailed for 14 years and three after he was months after herwas found of spying for iran. guilty of spyingrfor'lran. ,, ~ , khalife also guilty of spyingrfor'lran. 6 ~ , khalife also escaped daniel khalife also escaped from wandsworth prison while awaiting trial. i'll correspond it daniel sandford has sent this applet from woolwich crown thisappletfrom'woolwich'crowrl no the told court. no thejustice told 6666 66 had court. no thejustice told ??66 6? had the makings daniel khalife had the makings of exemplary soldier when he of an exemplary soldier when he the as a young joined the army as a young man, but he had to his but he had shown to his repeated violations of his oath

office he was instead a 77 "rolf 77 7 7 77607117 51.7; $587,777 7 728°c 5757; $587,777}; 77 "rolf shesaidzin my dangerous fool. she said, in my you didn't start out 77with the 77 7 with the intention harm the interests of the harr kingdom, ests of the harr kingdom, but of the harr kingdom, but you he united kingdom, but you embarked on the course of smoartsoohtns fourssfif i described conduct i have described of a selfish desire to befiause of a selflshdesire to achieve means what were unregulated means whatryourwere would be difficult to by convention. what she achieve by convention. what she means by that that wa nt to want to be special khalife want to be a special forces soldier, but was khalife want to be a special force in oldier, but was warned khalife want to be a special force in old career was warned khalife want to be a special force in old career that warned khalife want to be a special force in old career that might d early in his career that might be difficult because of his iranian heritage. the iranian heritage. she says, the mere fact started on dangerous and da7ng7e7rou7s and f7a ntastical this dangerous and fantastical your and 7 and your lack of immaturity and your lack of wisdom. she was sentencing daniel khalife three daniel khalife for three offences, essentially for iran, -mm spying for lranr therotherr , 6 6 list of spying for lranr theother 6 6 66 66 list of soldiers in compiling a list of soldiers in special forces, compiling a list of soldiers in specialforces, in the most sensitive roles the sensitive roles in the military, the third military, and the third was from wandsworth prison he had been arrested on first two offences. and she made all of

7 that she gave him 77'so:she gave him 7 ' so they gave him 7 ' so they follow im 7 ' so they follow one protective, so they follow one other, so six years after the other, so six years for spying, six years for collecting the names of collectingthe names of special two and months 7 months for 7 months for esc7aping months for escaping from three months for escaping from prison, but they going to served after 7 7 served after the 7 7777has7 7 7 77 77 has 7 given 7 has given a 147 year three month sentence, it gives you an idea 7of the gravity with which as offending is being viewed by judiciary. daniel sandford 7 time time now for a time now fora look reporting. time now for a look at the forecast he was hello. for many areas of the uk, we'll keep a lot of for most of the day. but we did manage some weather pop for parts of weather ooo for parts of wales .. .. western weather ooo for parts of wales ..... .. western england. lngwgstern england. with the. breaking up in crowd breaking up in paignton, it was a end to it was aglorious end to the here with plenty of day here with plenty of afternoon sunshine. our weather and into dominated overnight and into tuesday the

tuesday by the slow—moving weather front, tuesday by the slow—moving weatherfront, pushing eastward with high pressure, weakening 77 by the7 77 77 by the7time 77 77 by the7time it 77 significantly by the time it east england with reaches east england with little rain expected. further rain already with us and is already with us and turning increasingly overnight increasinglyheavyeovernight northern ireland and for northern ireland and western the rain western scotland, the rain building up for time in building up for a time in dumfries and could be dumfries and galloway, could be pretty big puddles on the some pretty big puddles on the. .. a dry night for most of roads. a dry night for most of central and eastern england, central and eastern england; " " ’ maybe add odd patch of although maybe add odd patch of drizzle round by dawn. tuesday morning pick up our band morning we pick up on our band rain across central and 7 the range southern scotland, the range quickly getting into wales and western england and then it takes the rest of the really takes the rest of the to trickle into north—east and 7 and parts and parts of the 77 anglia 7 anglia and parts midlands. east anglia and parts of south—east england will brighten up for a time and certainly west scotland will some afternoon sunshine, here there 77 777 77he7re77the7re will 777 77 7 77 77he7re7the7re will 571570777 although here there will also be blustery the middle be b'ufte cheer the mdd'e — r r of the we ,” ’ a part of the week we will see a big change in �*weather big change in our weather fortunes as this area of high pressure becomes established over the top of the uk. means ie top of the uk. means the >p of the uk. means the weather uk. means the weather is (.

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