hans de borst�*s daughter, elsemiek, was one of the 80 children on board.undreds of thousands of other children, but she was my child, so she was the most important one in my world. she was my only child. hans recalls the moment he found out. i was called by a friend of mine at about 5:00 and he said, "hans, immediately put on, switch on the television because there is a message about a flight to kuala lumpur." and immediately i saw that it was bad news because there was only one flight going from amsterdam. and first there were 30 dutch people aboard, a bit later on they were aboard, so... yeah. and you see with big eyes, you are looking at this news, but you can't understand it. it was silene fredriksz�*s husband, rob, who would tell her the news. and then i got rob on the phone, my daughter couldn't tell me. and he was screaming, "bryce and daisy crashed, shot down," i don't remember exactly his words, but... "you have to come home, you have to come home." families at the epicentre of this disaster have placed their faith in dutch prosecutors to deliver

among them, elsemiek's father ha de borst cherishes the memories of his only child and her documentse fun over -- recovered intact from the crash site. >> it is incredibly important for me that justice be done. i hope you get peace about the subject. >> while the judgment cannot heal the pain and is unlikely to result in anyone serving life for taking those 298 lives, it has established the truth and cap the victims memories -- kept the memories of the victims alive. anna halligan, bbc news, skip or. >> in other news from around the world, at least 21 people died after a fire broke out in a home in the densely populated refugee camp in the gaza strip. it is thought the place began with a gas leak while a party was happening. the gaza interior ministry said an initial investigation revealed large amounts of gasoline stored at the site. u.k. fance minister jeremy hunt announced tax rises and spending cuts to bolster an economy he says has already entered recession. two months from a disastrous many budget that dented britain's economic credibility mr. hunt outlined a $65 billion packag

among them, elsemiek's father, hans de borst. of his only child and her documents, recovered intact from the crash site. it is extremely important to me. that feeling of justice to be done gives a good feeling and gives, i hope, gives some peace about this subject. while thisjudgement can't heal the pain and is unlikely to result in anyone serving life for taking those 298 lives, it has established the truth and has kept the victims�* memories alive. anna holligan, bbc news, schiphol. the hours are counting down to hammer out a deal at the cop27 climate summit in egypt. negotiations have been going on for two weeks. friday supposed to be the most important day for decisions but there is concern talks could collapse. un secretary general antonio gutteres urged delegates to reach what they call an ambitious and credible deal. we must have agreed solutions in front of us to respond to the damage, to close the emissions gap and to deliver on finance. the climate clock is ticking and trust keeps eroding. the parties of cop27 have a ch