chris towe — who has responsibility for education on walsall council — says it's not acceptable thatandall, chief executive of eric, the children's bowel and bladder charity. thank you very much for coming on the programme. chris, first of all, who has been employed and what specifically will they be doing with what age children? this was an infa nt what age children? this was an infant school i met a few months ago and it is an issue that has been testing me for some time, the readiness of children coming into school and head teachers saying they are 2—3 years behind where they should be, including being able to go to the toilet and having to be helped. so what has this particular school done? they have had to employ somebody. they have so many children who have to have their nappies changed and be taken to the toilet, they have decided to employ someone. that is the fact of life and this is happening across the borough in other schools, from primary schools three years upwards and, clearly, the teachers are there to teach. let me bring in juliet, the teachers are there to teach. le

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walsall i remember this river being a place of joy and relaxation we came here to swim in summer i find it deeply shocking to see how it is now i can't stand it of one of a castle. bridges in bhutan could barely serve a purpose these days but the water hasn't disappeared. it's hidden away in the afrikander plantations nearby thousands of hectares of these water guzzling fruits grown for export including to europe. while at the same time many people get their water brought in on trucks at the expense of the tax plan. including those who have been farmers their entire lives and had enough water. like zoid like iraq's. only my prickly pear plant has survived. which barely needs any water. until a few years ago joiners pride and joy was here just behind our house. now yeah i thought i knew about. my avocado trees were down there three hundred of them. all of them dried up. and i also had plans they put hearts that pulled into badlands. i had no way of watering them so they died. i had nothing not a drop off of. my ancient twelve write down everything died out. next as oil is land there's no

appealing to the european council after his bid to take part in the project was rejected out of hand by walsall but did a coalition of friends as well. sammy bore was a nazi run killing center and any town secrets very few survive to average talent that scream course. another unit arrived once they were already undressed they apparently understood where they were being taken naked and all in fear they ran away but where could they run every one rushed to the barbed wire fences and there they were met with the fire of machine guns and rifles many people died from the bullets the rest were driven into the gas chambers the fires were burning into late at night that's all flames illuminated the evening black sky with its terrifying lights the whole camp and the surrounding territory. like thunder the screams of people rode over the death camp six hundred people exhausted yearning for freedom rushed forward shouting here a in this single impulse the jews of russia are in. the netherlands and from the czech it's a vacuum in germany united it was only then that the tower guards realized that something

of course is the dependability and i travel a lot you know within europe i go to paris they go to walsall and i don't think berlin realizes to what extent it has lost really the trust all they have cooler and i want you were. further you mean the berlin political analyst leadership there is no i don't and i don't know that all study know that germany's credibility is at risk but whenever i talk to them they tell me oh you know what don't trust the numbers we currently have on the table it's going to go up i mean defense spending right it's going to go up in the budget process is going to be fine we're going to get towards the one point five percent from what do you say to that sofa straight when it's presented to you i say i look at the numbers that are actually on the table as do all the other european and transatlantic allies and we see that we were nowhere near the one point five the germany said it's going to achieve and of course we are nowhere near the two point two percent that germany set by twenty twenty four and this isn't a terrible signal and quite honestly no i don't think th

first time in 13 years — that would be a consectuive promotion if they seal it this weekend, while walsall remarkable story at bury this season, who could go up this weekend despite massive financial problems, and this could be the weekend sol campbell seals safety against the odds for macclesfield town. if they win, then notts county and yeovil could both be relegated. a nervy weekend. indeed come and we have more football coming up but first, the stories of the day. the fa have welcomed uefa's decision to force montenegro to play their next home match behind closed doors after their home fans racially abused several england players last month in a euro 2020 qualifying game. england cricketer alex hales has been suspended following an "off—field incident", according to a spokesman for the batsman. hales missed nottinghamshire's one—day cup games last week for what the county described as "personal reasons". richard johnson rode his 200th winner of the season on his way to winning a fourth champion jump—jockey title. the englishman reached the rare milestone at perth today with two winners

organization is still relevant but this time it's a new generation of global threats that nato must confront walsall in jordan al-jazeera the state department. still ahead on al-jazeera. i'm nicholas hockett in northern mali in galloway joins us next on a joint operation with. so in mali and police in one of the most dangerous places north of go. and it's for the football coach who had to be quick on his feet to avoid being tackled by his own player i'll have that and a bit. we've got some dry weather now moving across eastern seaboard of the u.s. for the time being the next disturbed weather will come in across the great plains already making a good show of it right now actually in parts of texas pushing down its rays yanna seeing some rather cloudy skies and somewhat weather which will drive its way further east was through friday big downpours anywhere from the deep south around the mid atlantic states pushing up into the northeast snow on the more than flank of that pushing up into the eastern side of canada dry weather comes in behind for a time limit our next weather system northern parts of c

where the fine weather is there is some around we see some warm sunshine there for a book or arrests walsall but it's up to nineteen celsius well moscow gets up to around six degrees a fair amount of cloud still in place here but nothing about the cloud and the rain that we do have across those western possible really wet weather just coming in across spain as we go on through friday twelve celsius the top temperatures there for madrid not a lot better that's because i wanted to sas stay the cloud in the rank continues across many west impulse power soak up the six day not too bad here trying to improve what is a slow process but it gets up to twenty degrees just got back down to the southeast and look at athens tipping down with right that is logical some localized flooding something to watch out for as we go on through the weekend in that wet weather that's making its way across a good deal of the central med northern parts of africa a lot of clout showing up here there will be some heavy downpours for again some flooding rains a possibility there for northern parts of libya. sponsor. when

organization is still relevant but this time it's a new generation of global threats that nato must confront walsall in jordan al-jazeera the state department. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has met russian president vladimir putin for talks in moscow and yahoo requested the visit which comes just five days before israel's general election the two leaders talked about the latest developments in syria and hansing the security ties and has more from moscow. it was all about the timing of prime minister netanyahu his visit to moscow just five days before the elections in israel and while mitt and had announced that he was going to come and talk about syria the most important outcome of the meeting with putin seems to be the handover of a soldier israeli soldier who went missing thirty seven years ago after israel invaded lebanon with russian and syrian forces managed to retrieve his remains and they were handed over to nato in moscow today. we are very pleased that at home they can give him the necessary military honors what is most important in the question of humanitarian nature is his fa

s between one nine hundred sixty seven and nineteen ninety four that's the beginning of walsall it'sreally confusing how do people in jerusalem they were born here as arabs they don't they don't own anything on paper i was born here and i'm not allowed to live here anymore so the story of our of the son is there the story of a typical palestinian bright energetic highly motivated young son who want to really to make it and mom would try torah you don't have to find the bodies and jump it's the story of many youngsters many of us in unix those you don't have to be freud or young to destroy to realise that your son is really depressed and one day to teach told me that they're going to keep taking money from you and we both understood what you know history what his statement meant we both went silent. we knew that it mahmoud was asking for my blessing if you will that he would have it outside the country. to the united states in this case where he would ultimately flourish. but his was his idea and today he comes here as a tourist and that hits when one says that he does not understand

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organization is still relevant but this time it's a new generation of global threats that nato must confront walsall in jordan al-jazeera the state department the us president has met with china's top tried to go and. to end a months long trade war the chinese vice premier says a new consensus has been reached on an agreement with donald trump says there's still work to be done. we have a number of things but we are also very we've agreed to far more than we have left to agree to and in fact i would say i think i can say that some of the toughest things have been agreed to we have some things that are actually easier ways you know that we're we're doing but it's a very very using a word that i don't like using too often but it's a very very comprehensive deal belgium has apologized to some of the abuses committed during its colonial rule in africa the injustices include the banning of mixed race marriages and the kidnapping of children born to congolese mothers his whole yun as the story. it's an apology an entire generation was waiting for. belgium's prime minister charles michel apologized to mixe

also delighted about what i mean in developed software did in the end of the journey it was at the walsall night and donate one of. from turkey mohamed collects information that reflects the reality of those living under i saw. the documents that he found so that's men who are banned from shaving their beards and that internet users must register. this man accused of rape. it was secretly filmed by sound and pictures an organization which also records witness statements from prisoners held by i thought medical reports and court decisions the members of sound of pictures have been targeted by i saw. today that. feed the most that there is a lot and i know said it all solution on the trees will call to talk. about a small fee that did the tuttles then go on a small feat to do not in the end be in line and not a second one to obey him can also look been in and out of one and the second and. how does it model unlawful have useful humans any. inside syria with so many armed groups in the conflict any organization can be infiltrated every conversation is protected by a code that day if the word

s between one nine hundred sixty seven and nineteen ninety four that's the beginning of walsall it'sly confusing how do people in jerusalem they were born here as arabs they don't they don't own anything on paper i was born here and i'm not allowed to live here anymore so the story of our of the son is there the story of a typical palestinian bright energetic highly motivated young son who want to really to make it and mom would try torah you don't have to find the bodies and jump it's the story of many youngsters many of us in unix those you don't have to be freud or young to destroy to realise that your son is really depressed and one day to teach told me that they're going to keep taking money from you and we both understood what you know history what his statement meant we both went silent we knew that it mahmoud was asking for my blessing if you will that he would have it outside the country. to the united states in this case what he would ultimately flourish. but his was his idea and today he comes here as a tourist and that hits when one says that he does not understand why it