brett, thank you very much, brett mcleod. _ church. hank you very much, brett mcleod, correspondent for - church. brett, thank you very much, l brett mcleod, correspondent for nine news australia talking to us from vatican city. let's turn now to the new second world war memorial focusing on some of the lesser known stories from the war, including those of the thousands of caribbean service personnel who came to britain as volunteers. families of those who served at raf hunmanby in east yorkshire, hope to change this by creating a memorial that recognises their contribution. the bbc�*s leanne brown has been finding out more. the sacrifices made by british servicemen and women during world war ii are well documented and recognised. but thousands of volunteers who came over from other places like the west indies seem to have been forgotten. edwin samuels and gil marlaska were among thousands who made the journey from the caribbean to england, serving at raf hunmanby, on the east yorkshire coast. family members have been campaigning for a

earlier we spoke to 9 news australia�*s europe correspondent brett mcleod — who gave us his assessmentt of course there was one major difference. no other cardinal has ever been convicted of child sex abuse charges. of course, as you mentioned, those were overturned, but it was mentioned in the homily by the dean of the college of cardinals. he saw it as completely unfair and unjust, he called it "the persecution of cardinal pell," saying that "he bore it with great reverence and showed great strength" in how he bore his time in prison, about 1k months. it was notable as well that the pope did arrive at the end in a wheelchair, again looking frail, but he stood to deliver the final word to send off george pell and it was here quite a different scene to what we are seeing in australia. he had george pell lionised and of course for many church sex abuse survivors in australia, he is demonised. it is yet to be determined when there will be the repatriation of george pell�*s body. there will be another funeral mass to be held at st mary�*s cathedral in sydney. the latest we are hearing fro