ayoub: this is a very good school. of my friends are here, and the teachers are great, especially mr. schlon and mr. auwad. we have lots of good teachers who are very good to us. reporter: ayoub and the other children are happy they can attend school. when their break is over, they all run back to the classroom to keep learning. host: last year there were just over 400,000 catholic priests to minister to a global catatholc community y of 1.3 billion -- slightly less than in n 2017. priests are in short supply. in south america, for example, there's just one priest for every 707000 catholicscs. anand those men n are stretcheo ththe limit. some suggegest the churcrch cd eaease the problblem by alterire eleligibility rerequirement. reporter: milson cardoso is a devout catholic. but at the moment, he's not altogether happy with his church. he's critical of the celibacy requirement. milson: every man needs a partner. pastors in the protestant church have them, so catholic priests should be allowed to have a wife, too. repor

ayoub majdouline was also found guilty of possessing a knife. at least 25 yea rs facing a sentence of at least 25 years in prison. thank you for that, live at the old bailey. in the last hour, the metropolitan police gave this statement about the murder of jaden moodie. this was a shocking and brutal murder of a 14—year—old boy who stood no chance against his attackers. i am pleased the jury recognise the overwhelming evidence against ayoub majdouline and chose to convict him. it was clear that ayoub majdouline and is accomplices went out that day with the intent of causing serious harm. this is clear from the face coverings they used, the yellow gloves, and the lengths they went to try and destroy evidence. my thoughts and gratitude go to jaden's family for the support throughout their investigation and trial. their courage in the face of such a tragedy is to be admired and is truly humble. 0ur such a tragedy is to be admired and is truly humble. our investigation is truly humble. our investigation is not over. we know five people we re is not

jailed for life: ayoub majdouline sentenced to a minimum of 21 years for the gang murder of 14—year—oldoodie. "i know who you are, i know the rest of your story". and coming up, the rise of skywalker — stars hit the red carpet on the release of the new star wars movie. its five o'clock — our top story: more than 15,000 nurses have gone on strike in northern ireland in a dispute about pay and patient safety. about two thirds of them are members of the royal college of nursing which is taking strike action for the first time in its 103 year history. they're unhappy about being paid less than colleagues elsewhere in the uk. many appointments and treatments have been cancelled because of the strike and a number of minor injury units are closed. chris page reports. horns toot. support for the strikers taking part in a picket unlike any before. the royal college of nursing has existed for 103 years, this is the first time its members have walked out of work. it is a very sad day for nursing and all our colleagues that it had to come to this. this goes against the grain for all nurses. the mai

we are just getting news that 19—year old ayoub majdouline has been sentenced to life for the gang murderold suffered a violent and frenzied attack. he was knocked off in the pit and stabbed in january. the jury at knocked off in the pit and stabbed injanuary. the jury at his trial we re injanuary. the jury at his trial were told his dna was found on yellow washing—up gloves and a knife. they covered their faces. two more yellow river rubber gloves to avoid being identified. jayden moody, the youngest murder victim in london this year. the man responsible for his death has been sentenced to life with a minimum term of 21 years for what was described as barbaric gang murder. the relatives of four british soldiers who died in the 1982 hyde park bombing have been speaking of their relief and vindication at winning a civil case against the convicted ira member, john downey. a criminal case against him collapsed when he was found to have a letter from the government which said he couldn't be prosecuted. the ruling paves the way for a damages claim to be made against downey. speaking outside th

today, 19—year—old ayoub majdouline has been found guilty of murdering the teenager and possessing a. the post office is to pay out almost £58 million to settle a long—running case brought by more than 500 postmasters and mistresses. it follows faults in the company‘s it system that led to people being wrongly accused of fraud and false accounting. some even went to jail. the post office says it accepts it got things wrong. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: atalanta qualify for the last 16 of the champions league despite losing their first three games al—sadd win their opening game at the club world cup in qatar but they needed extra time to do it. and pakistan take to the field in a home test match for the first time since the terror attacks of 2009 hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that atletico madrid and atalanta have claimed the last two places in the knock—out stage of the european champions league. atletico beat lokomotiv moscow 2—0 to qualify from gr

today, 19—year—old ayoub majdouline has been found guilty of murdering the teenager and possessing apected to be sentenced next week. adina campbell, bbc news. now on bbc news, our world. in 2016, pakistani social media sensation qandeel baloch was murdered in her bed, the victim of a so—called honour killing. her brother and five other men, among them a celebrity cleric, were charged with her murder. as the court prepares to deliver its verdict, hani taha, who has followed the story in two previous our worlds, returns to qandeel‘s home town. will there be justice for qandeel, and how has her life and death changed pakistan? with adult themes right from the start. qandeel baloch was pakistan's first social media superstar. she was loved and loathed. for conservative pakistan, her videos were provocative. too provocative. injuly 2016, she was murdered for bringing shame on herfamily. six men, one of them are brother, stood trial for the killing. my name is hani taha and for the last three years, i have filming with the parents as they seek justice for the daughter. as the trial conclu

today, 19—year—old ayoub majdouline has been found guilty of murdering the teenager and possessing apected to be sentenced next week. adina campbell, bbc news. now on bbc news, the travel show. coming up on this week's show: i'm exploring the world of korean beauty and getting some home truths. oh, my gosh. i need a facelift? a little lift. the problems and benefits of travelling while deaf. and from barren rock to botanical wonderland. this is prime selfie location. there's a boy band photo shoot going on up here. hello, and welcome to the travel show with me, carmen roberts. and this week, we're coming to you from seoul in south korea, where looking good seems to be something of a national obsession. if you've never heard of k—beauty before, than a stroll in seoul's myeong—dong neighbourhood should give you a clue. so, there's literally shop after shop here selling skincare and make—up products, and itjust gives you an idea of the sheer size of the korean beauty market. the booming popularity of k—pop stars and the constant search for innovations means korea's beauty market is now

ayoub majd—ouline was found guilty of murder last week after his dna was found on the murder weapon.we just had the sentencing — with the judge richard marks saying that this had to be a life sentence, because he had been convicted on murder. but saying that the life sentence would be with a minimum of 21 years. that's potential should go down by about a year, when they take into account the amount of time which majdoulin had on remand. he also went on to say that majdoulin was one of five people who drove the car in north—east london, back in january. they were prowling the streets, and then, when they saw jaden moodie on a moped, they targeted him deliberately. driving the car right into him. he actually catapulted over the vehicle and was then clearly seriously injured, lying on the ground, and then, that ayoub majdoulin was one of three people who then came out of the car with knives and stabbed jaden moodie nine times with forceful blows. the knives penetrating deep into his body and he died, obviously, from a huge loss of blood. the judge was describing this as drug and gang re

ayoub majdouline, who 5 19, was also found guilty of possessing a knife.far in 2019. another young life cut short because by knife crime in london. jaden moodie was brutally murdered. the final moments of his life are ca ptu red final moments of his life are captured on this shocking cctv footage. his family wanted them to be shown. the 14—year—old‘s body is catapulted onto the road after being thrown off his mopeds by a stolen black mercedes. a hooded gang, armed with large knives, thenjump out black mercedes. a hooded gang, armed with large knives, then jump out and repeatedly stabbed and kick him. in an attack lasting just 14 seconds. he ends up bleeding to death. jaden moodie was stabbed nine times, his injuries included a punctured lung and liver, as well as several slash wounds on his back. the teenager‘s pa rents a re wounds on his back. the teenager‘s parents are still coming to terms with their sons there. when i finally did get to see him, he was laid out in the crucifixion pose and thatis laid out in the crucifixion pose and that is when ijust..

ayoub majdouline was found guilty of murder last week after his dna was found on the murder weapon.tion has brought shame on the party and let the country down. mr blair, the only labour leader to have won a general election in the last 45 years, attacked the current leadership for going into the campaign with a strategy for defeat. his damning words came as emily thornberry became the first mp to publicly declare herself as a leadership candidate. here is our political editor laura kuenssberg. this is what losing looks like. labour fell away in leigh... it‘s not yourfault, you know that. i know. ..a seat they‘ve held for nearly a century. seats like it fell like dominoes, more than four years afterjeremy corbyn took over labour. the only man born within a century to win an election for the labour party. it‘s clear what went wrong, in his view. the takeover of the labour party by the far—left turned it into a glorified protest movement, with cult trimmings, utterly incapable of being a credible government. the result has brought shame on us. we let our country down. but the contende

ayoub majdouline was found guilty of murder last week after his dna was found on the murder weapon. a minimum term of 21 years. tony blair says labour's performance at the election has brought shame on the party, and let the country down. mr blair, the only labour leader to have won a general election in the last 45 years, attacked the current leadership for going into the campaign "with a strategy for defeat". his damning words came as emily thornberry became the first mp, to publicly declare herself as a leadership candidate. here's our political editor laura kuenssberg. this is what losing looks like. labour fell away in leigh, the seat they have held for nearly a century. seats like it fell like dominoes, more than four years afterjeremy corbyn took over labour. the only man born within a century to win an election for the labour party. it's clear what went wrong, in his view. the takeover of the labour party by the far left turned it into a glorified protest movement with cult trimmings, utterly incapable of being in credible government. the result has brought shame on us. we l

today, 19—year—old ayoub majdouline has been found guilty of murdering the teenager and possessing al, bbc news. the environmental campaigner greta thunberg has called on world leaders at a un summit to stop making excuses to avoid taking action on climate change. her speech coincided with her being named time magazine's person of the year. here's our science editor, david shukman. to ms greta thunberg. applause a global celebrity at the age of 16, greta thunberg was here to energise the talks. not with emotion, but instead with a calm reminder to world leaders that the latest facts about rising temperatures and melting ice. how do you react to these numbers without feeling at least some level of panic? how do you respond to the fact that basically nothing is being done about this without feeling the slightest bit of anger? she was speaking as the negotiations seemed to be in slow motion, dragging on over technical details.

knocked off a moped and repeatedly stabbed by a rival gang member in east london in january. 19—year—old ayoublife with a minimum term of 21 years. commuters at two of the country's busiest train stations have faced significant delays following a signal failure. hundreds of passengers crowded onto the platforms at victoria and london bridge stations after the problem occurred near east croydon. southern, southeastern, gatwick express and thameslink services have been affected. the home appliances company whirlpool has apologised for technical problems which mean customers are struggling to access a website to check if their machine is a fire risk. yesterday, the company recalled half a million hotpoint and indesit models because of a flaw that can lead them to overheat and catch fire. tony blair says labour's performance at the election has brought shame on the party and let the country down. mr blair, the only labour leader to have won a general election in the last 45 years, attacked the current leadership for going into the campaign "with a strategy for defeat". his damning words came as em