as much as the love seeing his family the hillier says it's on bearable watching them leave. calamity is also having a tough nice to spending the day watching other fathers spend time with their children. sitting between us my kids are my strength. and that's why i'm trying to be strong. for them. he prays for them every nice he says he can never forgive the police for separating him from his family 7 their motto is to serve and protect but the reality is they only serve and protect themselves. again and again inmates told me disturbing stories about police misconduct allegations of torture extortion and the planting of evidence. but they didn't have proof. then i came across a chilling story. a team of journalists and human rights activists raided a police station in manila after receiving a tip off what they found inside was shocking. behind this bookshelf diane covered a windowless secret cell hiding 12 terrified people respond to. the to the police and the like and then the men all. they were detained as drug suspects but none of them had been charged with a crime in fact

andrew hillier reports. andrew: after several hours of debate, erects parliament finally voted to approve the resignation ofof prime minister. deep --ns abdel modd that means his days as p.m. are numbered, but he will stay on for the day-to-day business of government. his resignation has done little to appease demonstrators. a minority sunni town until now had hardly seen any protests, what on sunday, hundreds of students dressed in black took to the streets to pay tribute to protesters killed in the south. >> this is our way of telling all the arab countries that everyone around the world is united. there is no sectarian divide here. our country is united. this is our message to the south. we are with you. in the north and south of iraq, protesters want to do away with the ruling political class. they also want iran to stop meddling. for the second time in less than a week, protesters set fire to the iranian consulate. it iss located 150 club in or south of baghdad and has seen an upsurge in violence. so ha

plains which is flat, arid and treeless, some places had more trees than others, some places are hillier, some may be more arid than others, but those hree criteria define the great plains. what we decided to do is break did you know the great plains regions into three smaller regions. what the women experienced in the north because of the environment, because of the climate, because of the economic opportunities whether it is fur trade or planting for native women in agriculture, it will be different because that is a huge swath of territory. up in canada to the river in nebraska, that was going to be the northern region. to the kansas-oklahoma border, that would be the central and from that border down to texas would be the southern region of the plains. within those three sub-regions it gave us the ability to look at the interactions of women in the environment and economic opportunities and the types of movements of people through the area, too, that contributed to the experience in those regions. space and time matters, too. it was dependent on outside influences. we look at is up t

let's speak now to meg hillier — who's just been re—elected as the labour mp for hackney south and shoreditch the chair of the labour party who says it's massively frustrating watching people rewrite their pre—election stance on brexit. i have been sneered at, scorned... do those mps like yourself who are pushing for a second referendum except that? in 2017 when i stood for election the idea of a second referendum really was not on the agenda. even in my very pro remain constituency which voted 78% to remain, it was not an option because there was an assumption that whichever government was elected would get on with whatever it decided to do. that was in the end, theresa may's minority conservative government. as time wore on and was not delivering i was a late comer to the idea of a second referendum, we needed something to break the impasse but as history now because the conservatives have an 80 seat majority and boris johnson as prime minister has that pledge that he will deliver something. still a lot of problems and as a good opposition we will be challenging every step of the way to mak

showers frequent in scotland's central belt and might even be a bit of winteriness in some of those hilliereloping across northern parts. that takes us into the outlook for the week ahead. initially sunshine and showers and cool weather and dry weather for wednesday but then it turns milder as low pressure moves in bringing outbreaks of rain later. another day of sunshine and showers on monday but not as widespread, more in the way of dry weather and sunshine, notjust more in the way of dry weather and sunshine, not just windy. more in the way of dry weather and sunshine, notjust windy. the exception to that theme is western scotland, where it will be much more u nsettled scotland, where it will be much more unsettled with the rain and hill snow working in to the highlands. temperatures on the low side in northern areas for much of england and wales, 7—10. top temperatures. tuesday, an area of low pressure moves north from france bringing a change in the weather to central and eastern england with outbreaks of rain in the forecast. western england and wales, scotland and northern ireland an