crowds take to the streets of the belarussian capital once again angry at that president's controversial reelection and angry and a police crackdown on the oppositioion. to talks the s agreed to impose fresh sanctions. from space tribute to six of its nationals killed in a gun attack in najaf on sunday as the coffins of those aid workers were flown home prime minister john kristick said that killers will be relentlessly tracked down and brought to justice. and by plane train call old folks british holidaymakers have been

battling to get home before the government's new coated nineteen restrictions kick in. in a matter of hours for arrivals from france monaco the netherlands and malta. will need to quarantine for fourteen daysys. hello i'm thomas waterhouse this is the latest world news from paris. the belarussian capital is awash with protesters once again his frustrations linger following sunday's presidential election which under an exam to lukashenenko another stint in office over twenty thousand people are estimated t to have filled independence square in minsk this friday. the christian co has warned demonstrates that that being used as quote cannon fodder by foreign aggressors but he has urged security forces to avoid using any excessive force to control those crowds with more his monte francis. in the face of repeated violence at the hands of police those protesting the re election of

the man known as europe's last dictator show no signgn of backing down. friday one thousand w workers i in tractor factory walked off the job in the capital of belarus to denounce the violent crackdown on protesters by police and to demand the resignation of president alexandnder lukashenko in power since nineteen ninety four. yeah preceding that. race for the cure what color the worst of. the damage does it but he wasn'tt it was noted that the some of the fans who fight caesar. in luka. appeared on state television ordering citizens not to take to the streets and threatening workerss that if they walked off the job they wouldn't be paid. words that fell on deaf ears. the national outcry follows the results in the country's presidential election showing

lukashenko with 80% of the vote and his closest challenger svetlana taken of sky with just ten pepercent. leaders from across the world have cast doubt on the legitimacy of the process made money missing a solvent of also picksks up on deck circle them across the creeks. following the election and taken off sky- fled for neighbororing lithuania after apparently being threatened and feararing her arrestt she appead in a videoeo friday claiming victory in the election and calling on her supporters to continue their protests. memeanwhile thehe european u unn has now taken steteps towowards imposing sanctions on belarus for its handling of the post election unrest this friday the bloc's foreign ministers of health emergency talks via video link with one diplomat saying the union does not accept the official election results from sunday's poll. use foreign policy almost been

instruructed to draw up a list f individuals responsible for the heavy handed treatment of demonstrators who will now face sanctions denmark poland the czech republic and three baltic states are also calling for mediated talks between lukashenko. and the opposition. next they were there to do goods but came across evil thoughts what france's prime minister said as he led a national tribute to six aid workers killed five days ago in the shaft. the coffins of the of four women and two men arrived at paris's only apple it's a little area without ceremony took place john caustic said that france will not stop. until the perpetrators of sunday's attack are tracked down and brought to justice. let's take a listen to the prime minister's comments. remark your hohobby was on the phone hoped home was at me. no c. compatriot a a lot of those are combining up to measure

yeah not doesn't call to sing at you. say crave has some problem m all the men end. no membership d. the men in the men's t. get the teller. when you share your bottle manas unisom possum calln the i issue the metronomehuttle again he's shown today yes the kining would you. they g get to do not talk to host. well reporter erin again k key was out that repatriation ceremony to the south of power and she had this to say from that little area. the paris where this the bodies of the six french mandatory and workers were repatriated earlier this afternoon now the arrival of their caskets was followed by a small ceremony presided over by french prime ministers on cast stacks- the family members of the victims really wanted to keep the ceremony as private and somber as possible- now the french

prime minister dedicated much of his remarks of course- to the- memory of. the victims their profiles emphasizing that these are people who are selfless generous impressive- people who had done prestigious studies- in humanitarian action in logistics and management- people who were huge. point sting many. by the way for. but saying that these people were working solely for the local populations in need. of that they were not working for any governments- john cast x. also saying that these are individuals that france should be proud of. i should be proud to have a citizens- he did also in conclusion say- that moving forward france will work harder to protect to strengthen the protection of its humanitarian workers. not only in the region in the style and you share but also across the world on because sex really amp. that the work that they do is essential and needs to be protected they need to be able to do it- without any security issues the prime. also of course emphasizing that this does not change anything for the box can mission the military mission in the sahel-

the prime minister really concluding his speech by saying. that france will not cede even one inch of territory to jihadists and easier. from an itself the river. it supports on the channel coast andd from ththe departure loungs of paris's god you know railway station to the eurotunnel terminal in calais. many british tourist spending their summer break in fronts of thrust to the swim wear into the suitcases. and hit the road. hoping to return home before new coated nineteen quarantine restrictions announced by boris johnsnson's governments kick in. at four am french time this saturday morning mario sophos has more. with the summer holidays cut short by the uk's reimpososed quarantine many british tourists scrambling to get home. when we had the knees late last night we changed our plans and decided to come straight home set to miss the currency. on thursday evening the u. k. re implemented a compulsory fourteen day quarantine for people traveling from france. it will come into

action from four am on saturday. the decision was sparked by a rise in france's cases of coronavirus. upon arriving in calais on friday this british holiday make it was forced to cancel his trip and r return home. when i woke p this morning of. six i am. i looked at my phone and everyone said you'r're gonna have to go o clinching. so we- we decided to try and book a very. onslow holiliday inn. come home to avod it b because because my wife works and i look after my granddaughterr the sense of panic was palpable at paris's guardino railway station on friday with some trying to return to the u. k. though it's a heavy cost i. lost about. the moral. even more or less than half of the nonspecific some. on. unlike its- france is one of the most popular holiday destinations a amongst british

tourists. according to the u. k.'s transport minister then you measure affects aboutut a huhundred andd sixty thousand british holidaymakers currently in france. the quarantine also applies to people coming from the e netherlands monica and malta. the french governments have expressed regrets about the uk's decision and said that it would implementnt the same quararantine for peoplee returng to france from the uk. finally the french capital and a sprawling port city on the country's south coast of now being declared cove it nineteen height risk areas. a new government decree has made paris must say under its surroundings red zones. giving local authorities greater powers to try and contain the spread of the virus. speaking to local media here in france the head of the national health authority says the situation nationwide. it's quite deteriorating from week to week inin this f friday and for the third consecutive day. the number of new options has written above the two thousand

five hundred mark. not brings you up to date once again but to stay with us stay on france twenty four world news coverage continues. good evening and welcome to the interview arms across twenty four this addition is that. to a unity powerful. book entitled but you still have the words of dialogue between the two men. die metrically opposed offsetting lost his daughter. in the vatican's attacks independence as the animal lost his son was one of the assailants who visited. upon the vatican thank you both of you mr i mean will prefer to conceal his face which we respect so i'll turn first to mr george seventeen. a few years ago mr animal and made contact with you to. propose okay skg dialogue with you he

said that every time he himself because he was a victim and you may have from this. puzzling. now this voices this guy. why did you x. the dialer. box to moan resistance the very day reviewed which will the thirty to twenty fifteen my concern has to find. howw can w we prevt future tragedies. like this and what contribution i could make to this prevention. ministry action will pu. the sections are very important but- i don't see myself. contributing effectively in that way she was a fan but things need to be done in terms of prevention only to. not fall into the trap set by terrorists which concern would consist. of he's organizingng a religious war on our territoryry and to provoke the six million muslims who live in a country against the rerest of the popupulation you.

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loss of that child. for of. we are questions about their to if you could full what had they had become mister and the more you interested of all a esther twenty win why did you do to conceal your at this house something are is my- wonder about but also would like know. in this. you saying use has become almost to in the conversation so why did you decide to o talk about him with the parents of thehe victim her. legalzlzoom well h hello don w n welsh was i chose.. not to be filmed without that want to be a media stocks a and i don't wat to b be expoposed- and take use those risks. it is in this terrible world so i wanted to remain. anonymous for the moment. well that's it i don't i don't show that you have an issue about the second part of the question you said in the book that today the subject of your son h has become- and yet you decided to take it up. with

mr sending in this quiet usually prefer yes i preferred to express myself. and he knew the results i have read articles and i interviews which. seventeen has given and- the media ice him on the media do you know so i said to myself no i'm going to try and get in touch with him as i have also got in touch with other survivors and families of victims and i have met them and i think it's a good thing i think it's a good thing to have to explain. to him and pushes me to control my feelings and to condemn firmly these acts of violence which have nothing to do with islslam there are muslis and therere is some sensese each person interprets this in his or her own and try. to o liver

what. raradicalize for. must for and to. all of because the families of the was said he's to six the to seventy hi this is both this- diaialogue probaby takes us on a festive courage as i said i suppose that met with some skepticism on the part of families of victims even your own circles i didn't ask anybody for permission except serve for on the part of my wife and my sons who have understood my approach and today the people with whom i. talk about this and who are either of this is. or fred. this to definitely until they not very interested so if you do and that's what the box in my approach and be respectful thank you on and i know that there will be criticism. by john can we pull a lot of

people hate me plus if you think because i don't hate sufficiently in their view but they must understand the detest that i hate lethal easter the terrorists and what they have done. unreserervedly icon.. forgive them. the such a momo shoes i remember absolutely. missile to put in the same church. good morning most of course but even as you know the more ask dean i mean look with whom i've had opportunities to talk. about these questions. i don't think we should make. the parents brothers sisters children you can responsible- for teaser austin seventy two full anak committed by another person you will also close to mr anymore m. as indiscipline we understand. if you try to. brains sum back to right path you went syria to meet him but

that you were not able to speak with him at all during that time. and reading between the lines we get the impression that you did not dare to do enough to believe that you clicked on more. leave yes yes of course. when you put things into perspective you feel guilty i should have done this so i should have done that. but it's not so obvious. if you look at the topic in context it's not. obvious when i decided. to see him. clinton would side was very motivated to. leave it up on them when i called says and you know things will call on. different aspects i fell illll to bebegin with i stayed in a small hototel i was. intoxixicated it lasted two weeks. and then when i cross thee b border and simple because if i didn't have any rest because the next day was the ramadan. so i had to foster the day off so. from wall there was a lot of agitation. because the-

ones here as- usual it was the date on which- proclaimed a caliphate phyllis. and i stayed. for four days. and we- change of content to three were it was very good for a single and now i'm going to choose trying to have a ray and then come back. again because t snow. and to do something unfortunately a few days later there were bombings again and i was unable to do much. in this book you you ask each other about- the childhood of your children and your sons weree you trying to get closer to each other to understand to try and to she's i try to compile this and more they always terrorist is mate by. young people six

comment that with this is the big question since the thirteenth of november. i mean i mean little was twenty eight but it was twenty eight how do young people that countryry how can they kill others they don't know. what thihis presidedent ia kind off delirious. sir you're all set violence and a memo. congressional something different a difficult t to. all units you succeed to me this to our in order to such access i work a lot in schools i tried to put in tribute to preventative actions i need to understand. at night at night act your use heated seats might curiosity the end anymore was an important factor and the second factor so. i think it was important to write a book and to cocompetition the b bk ad do what we'e're doing today to show that we- can talk to each other we can work. together he

supports gun i think dial. the ritual the apple different. in our country is absolutely essential that needs to be defefended a senior and it's a single and an example i help you capo she mister and louisa striking thing in your life okay. you discuss politics religion but also even in movies no is there a- sort of visiting that mention something therapeutic about thirty y more yes absolutely it't's a therapy. i wanted to do this with george look see more wilkinson oxy moron the father of the victim with the father of one of the attackers. and that's all i know she moral with my son as well. was a very normal form in my childhood your v. two days ago i had all the ingredients to become a terrorist as great terrrrorists eveven. i i experid veggggie contemptuouous humilian

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