i haven't yet heard from the family of matthew richards.oday to hear the final ruling, but she has been incredibly concerned about matthew's health. he's got a chronic lung condition. we heard medical evidence in earlier on in this year that suggests that the effects of these emissions could be life limiting for him. now, lawyers representing becky currie, matthew richards, said that they may even consider asking for a furtherjudicial review. but in the meantime, the problems will probably persist. unfortunately, for all those people who were pinning their hopes on this appealfailing, it's bad newsjust in the run up to christmas. gatwick airport is experiencing its busiest day for two years — and nearly three quarters of a million people are set to travel through the airport this christmas, seven times more than last year. some people are rushing to reach france before a new travel ban comes into place tonight — with others thinking again about their winter holiday plans. 0ur correspondent fiona irving is at gatwick airport. it is the start

i haven't yet heard from the family of matthew richards. r that suggests that the effects of these emissions could be life—limiting for him. now, lawyers representing becky currie and matthew richards said that they may even consider asking for a further judicial review. but in the meantime, the problems will probably persist. unfortunately, for all those people who were pinning their hopes on this appealfailing, it's bad newsjust in the run—up to christmas. beckie currie, who lives near the walley's quarry in silverdale, took legal action agasint the regulator of the site on behalf of her son, mathew richards, because of concerns over his health. i'm very pleased to say that she joins us now. thank you forjoining us on bbc news." i can imagine that this news is extremely disappointing, what is your reaction? to disappointing, what is your reaction?— disappointing, what is your reaction? ., �* , reaction? to be fair, i'm absolutely heartbroken- _ reaction? to be fair, i'm absolutely heartbroken. i— reaction? to be fair, i'm absolutely heartb

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and richard in armenia, and istanbul, matthew reiser. welcome to you all. start with the first guest in istanbul. this has been a long time coming but the latest announcement is basically two jobs, two special envoys, and some flights between some countries. is it the breakthrough countries were looking for, or just a good start? >> a good start for the whole region. they've been negotiating for a long while. but after some tries, they failed to start. it seems like for the first time , there is a suitable environment in the region to get together and work on relations. they will positively affect overage and. -- they will positively affect all of the region. if they establish diplomatic relations it would bring peace across the region. >> richard, one of the sticking points has been language. was it a mass killing of armenians, or genocide? has the language been sorted out? >> i would argue that language is not a sticking point. we are talking about a process of normalization, not reconciliation. dealing with history is deferred to a later stage for reconc

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from year of ann richard garago, seeing director of regional study center in armenia and also from istanbul, matthew browser, a former us ambassador, as or by john and non resident senior fellow at the atlantic councils eurasia center. a warm welcome tool. i'd like to start in a stumble with mit at her jelic parlor 1st, and this has been a very long time coming. but this latest announcement is basically 2 jobs to special envoys and some flights between the 2 countries. is it the breakthrough, the istanbul and armenia were looking for, or is it just a good start for our media and for the region as you know, for a long wire, all the development issues often couple or prior they face or are normally it for one 3rd or a long why did we hope that environment in the region to get together and related to reflection? what somebody will need all the region again. but the only way we want to be in the park managed to move forward and relation and move move. and it can be done before the regent richard girl goes in and year of and one of the sticking points for all of this has been language is a mass killing o

richard spencer, matthew parrot and jason kessler spent a month in federal court for racially committedhey said they were exercising their right to free speech and self-defense. during the trial, some of the defendants sat down with me. so why did you say that charlottesville is a success? >> this is our speaker for the night. >> did you do it on purpose and do you feel bad about it? >> it would have been better if they [ bleep ] me and shut the [ bleep ] up. >> the alt left and right were fighting back. >> did you plan to follow the law in charlottesville? did the lawsuit push you out of the movement? >> it was absolutely essential to the propaganda strategy to look like a victim. >> the alt-right stopped activism by wore out their usefulness because their views are main stream. >> looking back on charlottesville is remarkable it wasn't worse. >> you will not replace us! you will not replace us! you will not replace us! jews will not replace us! jews will not replace us! >> it was very clear it was a highly organized activity. like, this is a big organized movement. >> jews will not re