i mean, the other big influence was going to stratford—on—avon, we lived 30 miles from stratford.o stratford with friends or on my own, cycle to stratford in an evening and cycle back at midnight, having seen the great plays and the great actors of the time, olivier or gielgud or michael redgrave or all the stalwarts of the shakespeare memorial theatre, as it was then. you studied law at oxford, didn't you? yeah. why didn't you pursue that career, or were you never particularly tempted? my father was desperate that i should do well academically, and i was lucky i passed the exam to get into oxford. extraordinary. and did law. i'd read the great lives of the great barristers but the theatre got too big a hold. we were doing play after play in the university dramatic society or the musicals, and, um... ..i joined an inn of court to be a barrister. and i thought, "this isn't for me." when you read the cases in court, they sound fantastic. but of course, that's the tip of a very big iceberg. and i knew that... i'd got stamina, but not that kind of stamina. and he was very disappointed

collect some hundreds, thousands of items from his hand, written lyrics to his own piano. child stratford has more. a rook i called one of the most loved and highly respected summarizes of his generation. to avoid the now, more than so to use on these days, thousands of freddie mercury is belongings. what's being billed as an intimate window into the life of queens frontline being auctioned subdivision london. this is a unique opportunity, a wonderful occasion, because we're bringing together here wide range of items that represent both freddie mac curies personal life and his public stage life. saw the business transformed its gallery to resemble freddy's home. items include some of the outfits he wore on stage and a fascinating insight into his writing process through the original scribbles indicates that have gone down in history, defining a band lead mine who broke to moves and stereotypes. mercury died at the age of 45 in 1991 just hours of to confirming he had aids left his london home and its contents to mary austin, one of his closest friends. we literally opened suitcases and box

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lovely little stratford, ontario. where lynne knight grew up, the play she intended to return for her sister donna's wedding. no wedding now. >> we had to cancel the wedding. and it was just so horrible. a wedding is supposed to be a happy time. and -- >> nothing happy about those days. >> nope. >> but the wedding did offer an odd clue of sorts. lynne's invitation, which had been found crumpled up in her wastebasket. >> the question was, would she have wrinkled it up and thrown it in the trash? or did the suspect do it? >> the detectives were convinced that the killer knew lynne and hated her, maybe wanted revenge for something. >> who would slaughter someone to that degree if they didn't have a motive. a hatred? something. >> two weeks into the investigation, the only potential suspect was joe giarrusso, who was with her hours before he died. he had cuts on his fingers. and then the detectives discovered something else. >> he had a physical altercation with lynne, at some point? >> there was a situation where she was

i'll just here is charles stratford has arrived and been gauzy on board a relief at cross. i'm cut off. the situation is seemingly on the surface, at least it's very well organized, a forklift truck taking the aid of the plains, the 8 that the for the account says for 2 patients included i filled out for those medical equipment medicine hospital that generates his food, libya storage is that we've spoken to, so of course the big challenge is getting this aide as quickly as possible. so the most heavily affected areas that area in and around the city of during the all star an age is arising in more okay. with the death toll from friday's that's great dismissing today, the 3000 rescue teams are searching for those fed trapped onto their bubble, but relief efforts have yet to reach some remote harry is caught off off to the quaker, triggered land slides and blocked roads a marco's king mohammed, the 6 has visited a hospital with as quick survive as a being treated the also the native below that narrow attest university hospital magnitude. 6.8 of quake was the most powerful to

charles stratford reports the mother is missing. and 5th, date of the family things. she may be one of at least 56 people killed by soldiers in the democratic republic of congo. the kings happened in the city of goma on august the 30th military allegedly for life and the nation to break up a demonstration cooling for un peacekeepers to leave the country. let's just see if it goes in a sequence. almost off on your mama. i knew she had gone to church, so when some neighbors told me she was killed in a shooting. i didn't believe it. i went there, i couldn't find her. i rushed to the more i was unable to get in. there was so many bodies and it was hard to identify anyone. i went to the present, but i couldn't find her. like my husband is still looking for her enough as will be 6 soldiers, including a total lieutenant. colin will have been charged with crimes against humanity, murder, malicious destruction of property, and inciting soldiers. to commit violent tax jimmy canyon. gay went to the cold hoping for some information on her missing son, or at least on where his bod

, had like we saw in stratford, we had we huge investment in we had a huge investment in stratford duringthe olympics and vcan'tgenerated london. stratford during the olympics and vcan'tgenndo:ed london. stratford during the olympics and vcan'tgenndo the london. stratford during the olympics and vcan'tgenndo the same)ndon. stratford during the olympics and vcan'tgenndo the same form. stratford during the olympics and vcan'tgenndo the same for the why can't we do the same for the west? you want to get west? because if you want to get into the middle of london, if you're coming from birmingham, which as far as you're which is about as far as you're going and you want to going to get now and you want to head into the you don't want to go to old common, you want go to old oak common, you want to the middle town. to go to the middle of town. >> probably. interesting. you said useless. mark said they're being useless. mark thurston, leave thurston, who's about to leave his chief executive his job as the chief executive of £676,000 he's earned in his job as the chief executive of last£676,000 he

hundreds of bodies of yet to be recovered from the rubble of the homes or from the want to child stratford reports on the scenes of devastation. the sheer scale of destruction is hard to comprehend. a scholar of modern rubble of mock with a will of water and the remnants of people's lives, smashed through neighborhoods and into the sea. much of the eastern libyan city of derma now resembles a was a helicopter teen search for bodies. more stuff in the show sniff adult units, pick some of the rubble. 2 data wrapped in body bags before being pulled from the, from the destruction of homes. and the, the around 14 or 15 families that was slipped away. anyone wasn't the value disappeared by 9 of the people who lived there actually on the cost of gone mediators to the piece of c destroyed the couldn't. so we woke up to catastrophe, but we woke up and couldn't find any one of them made quite a mess of the souls done. his man says between 18 to 20000 people may have been killed in assumed they'll only like flooding that hit this region earlier this week . many of being buried in mass graves is i don

all just here is charles stratford has also arrived in vain gauzy on board a relief at cross from cut off a short while back. he gave us this update. so i'm standing on the tarmac god ben, gauzy, apple. the back of what we understand to be one to 3 trump the air force see 17 call the planes. part of the growing international effort to get a into thing dog and the situation is saving way on the surface at least it's very well organized. oakland truck taking the eyes of the plains as i speak and not a well looks to be large. cargo plane has landed one of at least 3 that we've seen since arriving here. the 8th that to so the counselor's thought your vision is included field hospitals. i failed also to sorry, medical equipment medicine, uh hospital that generates his food. libby, i'm sorry to use that. we've spoken to save cost. the big challenge is getting this paid as quickly as possible to the most heavily affected areas that area around even around the city of there are no, in fact they're living with or deciding that all the i that is being uploaded. this cost 3 flights will be tradi

and dennis say that running out of body bags that have appealed for help. child stratford reports now on the scenes of devastation. the sheer scale of destruction is hard to comprehend. a scholar of modern rubble of mock with a will of water and the remnants of people's lives, smashed through neighborhoods and into the sea. much of the eastern libyan city of derma now resembles a was i had a cup to teen search for bodies or something to show sniff adult units, pick some of the rubble dates wrapped in body bags before being pulled from the, from the destruction of homes and the, the around 14 or 15, some of the ones that was stepped away. anyone was in the valley, disappeared by 9 other people who lived there to you on the cost of gone me the rest in peace to see, destroy the couldn't. so we woke up to catastrophe, but we woke up and we couldn't find anyone who made quite a mess of the souls. during his man says between 18 to 20000 people may have been killed in assume to allow me like flooding that hit this region earlier this week. a many, a being buried in mass graves is i don't kno

and land sides. aid from libby as 2 rifle governments has been sent to distribution centers. child stratford has more of that on the devastation and donna, on the sheer scale of destruction is haul to comprehend a scholar of modern rubble mach with a will of water and the remnants of people's lives smashed through neighborhoods and into the sea. much of the eastern libyan city of there and now resembles a was i had a couple of teams search for bodies, more stuff in the show, sniff adult units, pick some of the rubble dates wrapped in body bags before being pulled from the, from the destruction of homes and the around 14 or 15, some of the ones that was stepped away. anyone was in the valley disappeared. none of the people who lived there to you on the cost of gone me. they interesting piece of it, but obviously you destroyed the couldn't. so we woke up to catastrophe, but we woke up and we couldn't find any one of them made quite a mess of the souls. during this man says between 18 to 20000 people may have been killed in assume to allow me like flooding that hit this region earlier this week

as child stratford report so far as ease of issued flash flood warnings, flood rules arising over night. roads turned into rivers. emergency service is doing all they can to help the strand. this is the heaviest rating fools his home come since 1880 for businesses, hotels shopping moves flooded. it's too soon to estimate the cost of damage to the super mold and metropolis struggling to cope with a deluge. note experience to put generations. are you into moving go? i've never seen a scene like this before. it's the 1st time i've witnessed such a severe situation. even during the previous by phones, it was never the severe. it's quite terrifying to see the southern sloops of nearby hills collapsed. land slides blocked roads. yeah, i never had this is my 1st time ever seeing this because before it rain it never happened like this. there was no den site ever, and we never thought there would be a, i mean land side here by the today to the government's issue, to so called the black rain warning on thursday night. meaning the city should expect rainfall exceeding 17 millimeters an hour. but t

health crews and they're not said they're running out to buddy bags and have appealed for help. child stratford reports on the scenes of devastation. the sheer scale of destruction is haul to comprehend a scholar of modern rubble mach with a will of water and the remnants of people's lives smashed through neighborhoods and into the sea. much of the eastern libyan city of there and now resembles a was a helicopter teen search for bodies washed off from the show sniff adult units. pick some of the rubble, a data wrapped in body bags before being pulled from the crumb the destruction of homes within the around 14 or 15 families, veterans stepped away. any one was in the valley disappeared. none of the people who lived there to you on the cost of gone me the rest and peace of the sea destroyed the couldn't. so we woke up to a catastrophe, but we woke up and we couldn't find anyone else made quite a mess of the souls. during this man says between 18 to 20000 people may have been killed in assumed allow me like flooding that hit this region earlier this week. many of being buried in mass graves is i

public prosecutor to speed up an investigation into how to dance, collapsed off the heavy rain jaw. stratford reports they want answers and those they say are responsible to account. many of these protests is blame. libby is easton administration for the flood disaster. don't they want to know how to dance, bust leading to the depths of thousands of people with many more missing food that they accused administration of corruption and negligence. we pray that all of the did the rest and pace, and i hope that this is the end of our catastrophes. we just ask that if there's any rebuilding, if it's that no libyan company be involved. this is because everyone into and from the head of the municipality to all of the officials, a corrupt doing us would either be lift as is, or a phone company should be involved. the soles of the did not be in vain. libya itself, a decades of political violence and instability. the country has to rival administrations construction experts say this catastrophe could have been avoided, had the dams built in the 1970s being properly maintained. sunk a saw says the wall

moving $71000000.00 to respond to the needs of around $250000.00 people affected by the floods. child stratford begins, have coverage. the sheer scale of destruction is haul to comprehend a scholar of modern rubble mach with a will of water and the remnants of people's lives smashed through neighborhoods and into the sea. much of the eastern libyan city of there now now resembles a was i had a couple of teams such commodities, more stuff in the show. sniff adult units picked through the rubble data wrapped in body bags before being pulled from the, from the destruction of homes. and the around 14 or 15 families like veterans slipped away. anyone was in the valley, disappeared by 9 other people who lived there to you on the cost of gone mediators to piece of the c destroyed the couldn't. so we woke up to catastrophe, but we woke up and we couldn't find any one of them made quite a mess of the souls. during this man says between 18 to 20000 people may have been killed in assumed allow me like flooding that hit this region earlier this week. a many, a being buried in mass graves is i don't know wh

that's child stratford report. so thirty's of issued flash flood warnings, floods will show. rising over night roads turned into rivers. emergency service is doing all they can to help the strand. this is the heaviest rating fools his home come since 1880 for businesses. hotels shopping moves flooded. it's too soon to estimate the cost of damage to the super, more than metropolis struggling to cope with a deluge node. experienced for generations. are you into moving go? i've never seen a scene like this before. it's the 1st time i've witnessed such a severe situation. even during previous by fluids, it was never this severe. it's quite terrifying to see the southern sloops of nearby hills collapsed. land slides blocked roads. yeah, i never had. this is my 1st time ever seeing cause before i had rain and never happened like this, there was no man site ever, and we never thought there would be a any landside here by the today to the government issued a so called a black rain warning on thursday night, meaning the cit

, health care is in the not so they're running out to body bags and have appealed for help. cho, stratford reports on the scenes of devastation. the sheer scale of destruction is hard to comprehend. a score of modern rubble mach with a wall of water and the remnants of people's lives smashed through neighborhoods and into the sea. much of the eastern libyan city of derma now resembles a was i had a couple of teams search for bodies, more stuff in the show. sniff adult units picked through the rubble. the data wrapped in body bags before being pulled from the, from the destruction of homes and the, the around 14 or 15, some of the ones that was stepped away. anyone wasn't the value disappeared, but none of the people who lived there actually on the cost of gone mediators to the piece of the c destroyed the couldn't. so we woke up to catastrophe, but we woke up and couldn't find any one of them made quite a mess on their souls. during his message between 18 to 20000 people may have been killed in assumed, they'll only like flooding that hit this region earlier. this week, many of being burie

natural resources and manpower as elucidated very clearly by the founder of the us intelligence from stratford. george friedman, in his 2010 book, says, quote, russia does not threaten americans global vision, but the mere possibility that it might collaborate with the europe. and particularly germany opens up the most significant threat in a decade. a long term threat that needs to be nipped in the bud. therefore, maintaining a powerful wage between germany and russia is of over whelming interest to the united states. for the us free been added in 2015. the probably more rule. the primordial fear is german technology and german capital, combining with russian natural resources and russian manpower to form the only combination that has for centuries scared the hell out of the united states. in this show down, the us aims to control the line from the baltics to the black sea. russia by contrast, must have that.

a 1000000 people effected that by the floods. child stratford begins coverage. the sheer scale of destruction is hard to comprehend. a scholar of modern rubble mach with a will of water and the remnants of people's lives smashed through neighborhoods and into the sea. much of the eastern libyan city of there, and now resembles a was a helicopter teen search for bodies or stuff in the show. sniff adult unit, pick through the rubble. data wrapped in body bags before being pulled from the, from the destruction of homes and the around 14 or 15 families veterans step 2 way. anyone was in the valley disappeared. none of the people who lived there to you on the coast of gun mediators, to peace, to see destroyed the couldn't. so we woke up to a catastrophe, but we woke up and we couldn't find anyone who made quite a mess of the souls. during this man says between 18 to 20000 people may have been killed in assume to allow me like flooding that hit this region earlier this week. a many, a being buried in mass graves is i don't know what the need at the, the completely col

tell stratford his travel to bring gauzy on a country. a flight that's dropped off much needed aid and medical supplies. what you can see big unloaded here is a field hospitals. part of causes contribution to this, saving the growing international. i effort to libya, this is one of the 3 top 3 minutes received 17 calls. i apply is expected to arrive in big gauzy today. the libyan security policies that i've spoken to the last few minutes say they've been a number of players that have arrived here already in the last 24 hours place. and so he plays them out. jerry plays from a to museum. yeah, it also includes medical equipment, medicine, food tents. we know the bang gauzy, although affected as no pain is dave of state, as that the town of dun and which is around 350 kilometers from here. so all the equipment only i even see being delivered here is going to be taken to the as quickly as possible. because we know that there are thousands of people still missing files and small who have lost their homes and their businesses. we've seen those

sea for bodies. cargo planes filled with humanitarian aid to rescue teams arriving in libya. cha, stratford, his travel to bring gauzy on a category 8 flight that's dropped off, much needed emergency relief. yeah, it also includes medical equipment, medicine, food, tents. we know the bang gauzy, although effective as no pain is davis states as that the town of dun and which is around 350 kilometers from here. so all the equipment, all the i even see being delivered here is going to be taken to the as quickly as possible because we know that there are thousands of people still missing. there be more of the shots and more okay. for the last week is massive as quake the desk told is or isn't very 3000 small for an aid is arriving as emergency cruise. so through revel in remote mountain areas of israel is being blamed for 2 as tries targeting, syria is western region. the 1st strike hit near the post. steve taught us can be at least 2 soldiers, the serial. i mean, there's another attack on how much caused some material losses. dozens of people have been killed in his rating strikes in the past

this was one crackling across the skyline of stratford, this area of the olympic park.ing into east anglia, some rain across parts of scotland and northern ireland. this clump is going to last for quite a while, working its way into east anglia. maybe even a few showers hanging around by dawn. the showers hanging around by dawn. the showers across south—west england will probably clear, one or two for the north west of england and west wales. and we will see continuing showers for scotland and northern ireland, where it will continue to be when the other night. tomorrow, same area of low pressure still in the same kind of place. the weather is similar to what we had today. showers across northern and western areas. then in the afternoon, the showers developed pretty much anywhere. we could see the odd heavy downpour, the chancellor rumble of thunder or two as well. temperatures are close to average at the moment. the average at this time of year in london is about 19. heading into the weekend, some better weather coming our way for one day. we get this ridge of high pre

i'll just say it was charles stratford has arrived in bankruptcy and bought a relief across from the catalog. he says this update, the situation is seemingly on the surface at least it's very well organized. oakland truck taking the aid of the plains, the a that's a sort of accounts as for to be included. i filled all those medical equipment medicine, hospital bed generators, food videos, torches that we've spoken to. so of course, the big challenge is getting this aide as quickly as possible to the most heavily affected areas that area in and around the city of there. now, all far an age is also rising in more, okay? with the death toll from fund is escalate because risen to $93000.00 rescue teams are searching for those fed, trapped onto their level or relief efforts have yet to reach some remote areas console off of the quake tree. the lance lies in blocked roads or okay, is king mohammed the 6 has visited a hospital with us, quick survivors of being treated. you know? so the native ballade that matter, a cache university hospital the speaker of the us house of representatives has

were killed in 10000 the still missing or ongoing concerns about the spread of the disease. child stratford reports over a week since thousands of people were killed when 2 dams burst and sent a wall of water and mud, crushing through the eastern libyan city of thermal. the search for bodies goes on . many people are still missing unfit, did many bodies. so decompose that, identifying them is proving difficult and disturbing the search and rescue teams the to then, so the, the muscles are the libyan. when i put on the bodies, i swear i cry, i can handle it, but it is called swell. so you have to hold up and put on the body. there was a body that was cut into 2 parts stride before us. there is nothing to do but to point out the bodies. what can you do with so many people on accounted for. so many presumed dead, the freight of disease increases by the day. the minister has lost a campaign to keep track of things for all the categories in cooperation with the national center for disease control and the red chris optima. some survivors of return to what remains of their phones and are overcome

the stratford arms hotel which used to be dorm housing for arts college on upper west side of manhattanigrant shelter. residents in the area complain of late-night street partying and fights. police confiscating illegal motorbikes, having to arrest a migrant woman after assaulting the a police officer. moving single adult migrants used to live here to the tent city on randall's island, move migrants into the neighborhood. outside of new york city the biden administration is considering forcing migrant families to stay in texas. lawmakers on federal and local levels called to speed up work permits for migrants in order to lessen the financial burden on cities. others say doing so would further incentivize more people to come, it would worsen the situation. since last spring, new york city has seen over 110,000 migrants pass through. currently 60,000 are in the care of new york city. stu? stuart: madison, thank you very much indeed. john catsimatidis joins me now, a prominent guy in this great city. john, is this city being destroyed as mayor adams says? >> we are systematically destroyin

i mean, the other big influence was going to stratford—on—avon, we lived 30 miles from stratford.re memorial theatre, as it was then. you studied law at oxford, didn't you? yeah. why didn't you pursue that career, or were you never particularly tempted? my father was desperate that i should do well academically, and i was lucky i passed the exam to get into 0xford. extraordinary. and did law. i'd read the great lives of the great barristers but the theatre got too big a hold. we were doing play after play in the university dramatic society or the musicals, and, um... ..i joined an inn of court to be a barrister. and i thought, "this isn't for me." when you read the cases in court, they sound fantastic. but of course, that's the tip of a very big iceberg. and i knew that... i'd got stamina, but not that kind of stamina. and he was very disappointed. how far do you think can we see the, you know, the legacy of those legal studies at oxford in your films, particularly in that pursuit of social justice? i think it comes from somewhere else. when i was at university, i wasn't particula

i want to bring in fox business' madison alworth, she's live outside the stratford arms hotel on thepper west side where actually mayor adams was just last week when, madison, he made those comments that this city is, quote, being destroyed. madison. >> reporter: yeah, cheryl. we real heard an escalation from mayor eric adams in terms of the severity. he held no punches when it came to calling out washington for the migrant crisis. here he is responding to criticism he received in regards to his handling of the migrant crisis. >> i know what it takes to govern this city and i need them to do their job in washington, d.c. and ensure that over a year and-a-half in new york city has carried the burden alone like other cities. it is time for my national leaders to step up. i'm hoping the congresswoman will come in and walk through and see the conditions and how we cannot properly take the care of those who are here if we don't get the resources we need and it will potentially destroy the city if we don't get it right. >> reporter: so the mayor announcing the big news this weekend, budget

as child stratford report so far as these have issued flash flood, warnings, flood rules arising over night. roads turned into rivers. emergency service is doing all they can to help the strand. this is the heaviest rating fools his home come since 1880 for businesses. hotels shopping moves flooded. it's too soon to estimate the cost of damage to the super mold and metropolis struggling to cope with a deluge. note experience to put generations. are you into moving go? i've never seen a scene like this before. it's the 1st time i've witnessed such a severe situation. even during the previous by phones, it was never the severe. it's quite terrifying to see the sultan sloops of nearby hills collapsed. land slides blocked roads. yeah, i never had. this is my 1st time ever seeing this, because before it rain, it never happened like this. there was no den site ever, and we never thought there would be a. i mean land side here by the today to the government issued a so called a black rain warning on thursday night, meaning the city should expect rainfall exceeding 17 millimeters an hour. but

and creations our appreciation for the joy they brought him and millions around the world. child stratford elder 0 in the fall . but what really matters know is full with far, well said, thank you so much. so hell know about jock ridge and carlos alvarez, remain on course to meet in the final in the us open job, which is into the semi finals in new york after street sets went over american taylor france. it will be his 47th last for appearance, out of grand slam, which is an old time record this when taking on past the march set by roger federer to seek legislation. apologize for the missing audio there. oh, i'm see that american ben shelton came out on top in an old american contest against attach it. so the 20 year old clenching a force that victory to reach his 1st ever grand slam single, semi final shopping, becomes the youngest american to reach the men's us of assembly since michael chang in 1992 faced at johnston, rich fellow american coco golf has also receive funnel for the 19 year old race past. elena austin, going straight facts since her opening round last at wimbledon, the tee

as charles stratford report so far as he is of issued flash flood warnings, flood rules arising over night. roads turned into rivers. emergency service is doing all they can to help the strand. this is the heaviest rating fools his home come since 1880 for businesses. hotels shopping moves flooded. it's too soon to estimate the cost of damage to the super mold and metropolis struggling to cope with a deluge node. experience to put generations. are you into moving go? i've never seen a scene like this before. it's the 1st time i've witnessed such a severe situation even during the previous by phones, it was never the severe. it's quite terrifying to see the southern sloops of nearby hills collapsed. land slides blocked roads. yeah, i never had. this is my 1st time ever seen this because before it rain, it never happened like this. there was no den site ever, and we never thought there would be a. i mean land side here by the today to the government's issue to so called the black re morning on thursday night, meaning the city should expect rainfall exceeding 17 millimeters an hour. but

so all stratford reports over a week since moved and 11000 people were killed with 2 dams bus and sent a wolf orchard, much crushing through the east and libyan city of there. and the search for the 40s goes on an estimate to $10000.00 people, the missing config. dead of many bodies. so decomposed that identifying them is proving difficult and disturbing. the search and rescue teams the to then so the, the muscles are the libyan. when i put on the bodies, i swear i cry, i can handle it, but it is called swell. so you have to hold up and put on the body. i'm assuming there was a body that was cut into 2 parts stride before us. there is nothing to do but to point out the parties. what can you do with so many thousands of people on accounted for. so many did the strength of disease increases blind today. the minister has lost a campaign to keep track of things for all the categories in cooperation with the national center for disease control and the red prison. some survivors of return to work remains of their phones and are overcome with grief. again, as if we found dead bodies of neighb

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that homes were destroyed while his child stratford now taking a look at just why this earthquake was so devastating. it's the strongest squeak to hit morocco for 300 years. search and rescue teams are facing a huge challenge, getting to isolated villages and settlements in the rugged atlas mountain region. the west effected areas include the cities of myra cache and i could do a region around 400 kilometers wide. and the area of i was suppose, which is home to around 600000 people, living in approximately 40 towns and villages. the village of f e, located on a fly plateau was the epicenter of the quake. in total, done with a high and low atlas mountains, meet the scale of destruction is also great. a deal is quite close landslides, which in some cases have completely destroyed remote villages, archaeological and cultural heritage site. so being destroyed, old, badly damaged too, especially in historical city. of sorrow, don't industry shall region known as the cartilage of southern than western morocco . the village of the sea has almost completely disappeared. many of the houses are

charles of stratford reports they want offices and those they say all responsible to account. many of these protests is blame libya's eastern ministration for the flood dissolves through dona. they want to know how to dance, bust leading to the depths of thousands of people with many more missing food that they accused administration of corruption negligence. we pray that all of the did the rest and peace. and i hope that this is the end of our catastrophes. we just ask that if there's any rebuilding, if it's that no libyan company be ever involved. this is because every one into and from the head of the municipality to all of the official was a corrupt doing. it should either be lift as is or a foreign company should be involved. the soles of the did not be in vain. libya itself with decades of political violence and instability. the country has to rival administrations construction experts say this catastrophe could have been avoided, had the dams built in the 1970s being properly maintained. awesome can saw, says the wall of water mountain rubble, the crash through the city

cause widespread flooding streets and metro stations are under water and schools are closed. troll stratford reports floods which are rising over night roads turned into rivers. emergency service is doing all they can to help the strand. this is the heaviest rating fools his home home since 1884 businesses, hotels, shopping moves flooded. it's too soon to estimate the cost of damage to the super, more than metropolis struggling to cope with a deluge not experienced for generations. are you into moving go? i've never seen a scene like this before. it's the 1st time i've witnessed such a severe situation. even during previous, di fluids. it was never this severe. it's quite terrifying to see the southern sloops of nearby hills collapsed. land slides blocked roads. yeah, never had this is my 1st time ever seeing cause before it rain and never happened like this. there was no advance site ever, and we never saw there would be any land slides here by the today to the government issued a so called a black rain warning on thursday night meaningless if you should expect rain full exceeding 17 millim

now, child stratford has moved out on the earthquake and the wrong code. and just why it was so devastating. it's the strongest squeak to hit in the real code for 300 years . search and rescue teams are facing a huge challenge, getting to isolated villages and settlements in the rugged atlas mountains region. the west effected areas include the cities of myra cache, and i could do a region around 400 kilometers wide. and the area of i was suppose, which is home to around 600000 people, living in approximately 40 towns and villages. the village of f e, located on a fly, a plateau was the epicenter of the quake. in tato, done with a high and low actress, mountains meet the scale of destruction is also great because quite caused landslides, which in some cases have completely destroyed remote villages. archaeological and cultural heritage site, so being destroyed, old, badly damaged too, especially in historical city of our event in the shower region known as the colorado to southern than west america. the village of at the sea was almost completely disappear

spite of disease because of the large number of bodies under the rubble and in the water . child, stratford begins coverage. the sheer scale of destruction is hard to comprehend. a scholar of modern rubble mach with a will of water and the remnants of people's lives smashed through neighborhoods and into the sea. much of the eastern libyan city of derma now resembles a was i had a couple of teams search for bodies, more stuff in the show. sniff adult units picked through the rubble. the data wrapped in body bags before being pulled from the, from the destruction of homes and the, the around 14 or 15, some of the ones that was stepped away. anyone wasn't the value disappeared by 9 of the people who lived there actually on the cost of gone me the rest in peace to see destroy the couldn't. so we woke up to catastrophe, but we woke up and we couldn't find anyone else made quite a mess on the souls. during his man says between 18 to 20000 people may have been killed in assume to allow me like flooding that hit this region earlier this week. many of being buried in mass graves is i don't know wha

. >> stratford. >> well, indeed.rug gets the nhs green light and there's no next day grogginess. hallelujah >> well, you know , there are in >> well, you know, there are in some ways a huge problem for a lot of people. i know that. but i think if this works , they'll i think if this works, they'll solve, you know, a good night's sleep is great for everyone . i sleep is great for everyone. i just am always concerned when there's more drugs here that are there's more drugs here that are the answer here, because normally shall i say, and i don't suffer from insomnia because i've got two young children and a very busy life, i'm conked out. at the end of the day. but there are some other issues, plus the demands of late day as well. of late day rangers as well. >> and we won't dwell that >> and we won't dwell on that family come on. we've all family show. come on. we've all had drink , a nice of tea. had a drink, a nice cup of tea. >> but. there are other >> but. but there are other things, other mental health issues, oth

. >> stratford. >> well, indeed.rug gets the nhs green light and there's no next day grogginess. hallelujah >> well, you know , there are in >> well, you know, there are in some ways a huge problem for a lot of people. i know that. but i think if this works , they'll i think if this works, they'll solve, you know, a good night's sleep is great for everyone . i sleep is great for everyone. i just am always concerned when there's more drugs here that are there's more drugs here that are the answer here, because normally shall i say, and i don't suffer from insomnia because i've got two young children and a very busy life, i'm conked out. at the end of the day. but there are some other issues, plus the demands of late day as well. of late day rangers as well. >> and we won't dwell that >> and we won't dwell on that family come on. we've all family show. come on. we've all had drink , a nice of tea. had a drink, a nice cup of tea. >> but. there are other >> but. but there are other things, other mental health issues, oth

eight detectives headed to caliph's old addresses in london and stratford and the homes of his familyriends on wednesday afternoon . soon, on wednesday afternoon. soon, the news of caliph's escape broke on gb news with an image of his mugshot . of his mugshot. >> so in relation to an escaped prisoner , daniel abad khalif , a prisoner, daniel abad khalif, a 21 year old serb serving member of the british army who is awaiting trial for terror and official secrets act. offences has escaped from wandsworth pfison has escaped from wandsworth prison this morning. that's over the next few days. >> intense searches in richmond park and around the country signalled one of the biggest manhunts in years. on friday, the police confirmed a first sighting and offered a £20,000 reward for his capture . scotland reward for his capture. scotland yard confirmed his arrest in the chiswick area just before 11 am. on saturday morning . am. on saturday morning. >> okay . >> okay. >> okay. >> interesting. what? well, everybody seems to be confused. if you read the papers as to where exactly he was arrested, t