jamie barrow will serve a minimum of 44 years behind bars.nt. jeremy tell us more. usually emotional. _ jeremy tell us more. usually emotional, matthew, - jeremy tell us more. usually emotional, matthew, a - jeremy tell us more. usually emotional, matthew, a chill| jeremy tell us more. usually i emotional, matthew, a chill in jeremy tell us more. usually - emotional, matthew, a chill in trial with lots of tears in the public gallery as jamie barrow. tears for a young mother and her young daughters, were all overcome by smoke in theirfirst daughters, were all overcome by smoke in their first floor flat afterjamie barrow poured petros through the letterbox and set it to light in the middle of the night. he had been drinking heavily we heard, and we heard these three people didn't stand a chance. in and we heard these three people didn't stand a chance.— and we heard these three people didn't stand a chance. in terms of reaction after _ didn't stand a chance. in terms of reaction after that _ didn't stand a chance. in terms of reaction after tha

today, 31 year old jamie barrow , who lives on the jamie barrow, who lives on the sneer— jamie barrow's flat by pounng to the young family's flat by pouring petrol from his motorbike through the letterbox and lighting it with tissue papen he and lighting it with tissue paper. he was caught on cctv walking away despite neighbours heanng walking away despite neighbours hearing screams. by the time the police had arrived, barrow had returned with his dog to watch the fire take hold. because you're the fire take hold. because wen-re renew— the fire take hold. because you're ready, grab- �*" because you're ready, grab your details. he you're ready, grab your details. we was— you're ready, grab your details. we enwgni— you're ready, grab your details. he was caught smiling- you're ready, grab your details. he was caught smiling on- you're ready, grab your details. he was caught smiling on a police body cam . later, he police body cam. later, he called police, asking for updates. not a good called police, asking for updates . not a good story, sadly updates. not a good story, sadly speaking.

but barrow dismissed claims there was an ongoing dispute.is mental health and believes starting fires helped to relieve his stress. this tragedy has robbed fatoumatta's husband of his entire family. he was away in america at the time. arrangements were being made for his wife and daughters to move there with him. plans and lives now shattered by the actions of their neighbour. jo black, bbc news, nottingham. let's ta ke let's take you to live pictures of jenin, the sun setting over the city centre of new activity. israeli forces explained earlier they have targeted who they believe are combatants inside the camps in jenin, but there is infrastructure and innocent people injuries in these latest attack. will bring you more on what's happening here on bbc news throughout the day, i am back in a few minutes' time so stay with us here on bbc. hello there. quite a lot of you will have seen some fairly heavy ish rain around through tuesday afternoon. 0n the satellite picture, you can see a couple of bands of cloud. this one for scotland and northe

but barrow dismissed claims there was an ongoing dispute. struggled with his mental health and believes starting fires help to relieve his stress. this tragedy has robbed fatoumatta's husband of his entire family. he was away in america at the time. arrangements were being made for his wife and daughters to move there with him. plans and lives now shattered by the actions of their neighbour. jo black, bbc news, nottingham. five conservative led councils are at the high court today, opposing the expansion of ulez, the ultra low emissions zone in london. the system is designed to discourage people from driving more polluting vehicles by charging them £12.50 a day, and it's due to be expanded to outer parts of the capital at the end of august. the councils taking legal action argue that the scheme is too costly for motorists, but the mayor, labour's sadiq khan, says it's needed to tackle air pollution. our transport correspondent katy austin reports. london's ultra low emission zone is aimed at cutting the number of older, polluting vehicles on

but barrow dismissed claims there was an ongoing dispute.ruggled with his mental health and believes starting fires helped to relieve his stress. this tragedy has robbed fatoumatta's husband of his entire family. he was away in america at the time. arrangements were being made for his wife and daughters to move there with him. plans and lives now shattered by the actions of their neighbour. jo black, bbc news, nottingham. in france — president macron is meeting more than two hundred mayors from areas affected by days of unrest following the police shooting of a teenager. the mayors arrived for the meeting in paris a little earlier. a spokesperson for president macron says the discussions aim to deepen understanding of the root causes of the violence. (tx 00v)the unrest understanding of the root causes of the violence. the unrest was was sparked by the killing of a 17—year—old named as nahel during a traffic stop last tuesday. the last two nights have seen fewer arrests than in the days immediately following the incident. but thousands of pol

jamie barrow stared straight ahead. we understand he will be sentenced on friday.entenced on friday. thank you from that _ will be sentenced on friday. thank you from that update. _ let's bring you more now on that breaking news from israel, where reports are coming in of a suspected car—ramming and stabbing attack in tel aviv. seven people have been injured in a car ramming, the attacker was shot dead by an armed civilian. three people are in a serious condition. police say he rammed into pedestrians at a shopping centre. we then understand that he got out of his car, he had a sharp object and was trying to stab people with that object. then he was killed, we understand, by a civilian. let's keep the context and mind what has been happening injenin. also the international reaction to what is happening in the middle east right now. we can take your life to the house of commons will be understand an urgent question is about to be asked to the foreign minister. irate asked to the foreign minister. we are clear asked to the foreign minister. - are clear out that those

barrow casually walked away. when he returned to the scene, he was heard asking about the fire. jamie barrow started that fatal fire at the beginning of this trial, the prosecution said he had a grievance towards the family because of some rubbish left in an alleyway. but for now, the real motive for these murders is still unclear. it was later the same day that he contacted the police to say he was responsible for the fire. he said, he wanted to tell us something about what happened and you said you're going to hand yourself in. in court, he claimed he didn't realise anyone was inside the property and admitted to manslaughter. jurors heard he had struggled with his mental health and believed starting fires helped to relieve his stress. fatoumatta's husband was away in america at the time. today, after the guilty verdicts, he spoke about the family he's lost. fatoumatta was a caring daughter, a wife, sister, mother and a friend. if love and compassion could make a person immortal, she would have lived forever. she was most incredible mother to fatima and naima, two angels who de

but barrow dismissed claims there was an ongoing dispute.ned and you said you're going to hand yourself in. in court, he claimed he didn't realise anyone was inside the property and admitted to manslaughter. jurors heard he had struggled with his mental health and believed starting fires helped to relieve his stress. fatoumatta's husband was away in america at the time. today, after the guilty verdicts, he spoke about the family he's lost. fatoumatta was a caring daughter, a wife, sister, mother and a friend. if love and compassion could make a person immortal, she would have lived forever. she was most incredible mother to fatima and naima, two angels who deserve a very beautiful childhood and a full life. fatoumatta and her children were due to join her husband and live in the us. dreams and lives now shattered by the actions of the man who lived next door. jo black, bbc news in nottingham. live pictures and it is not night—time and there's been smoke across the city for much of the day we've had some breaking news in this past half hour t

example, that the website of the app is not necessarily as popular, and that's an american thomas barrow. unfortunately, have to leave it there uh from to the views fact checking team. we appreciate it. and here are some other stories making headlines. a russian fighter just came dangerously close to us. refer, droned, 5, flying over syria on wednesday in footage, released by the us air force, the russian plains can also be seen releasing flares. the us condemned to the maneuvers as unprofessional and unsafe for both of us and russian forces. there's a new arrival to twitter, meta, the umbrella company for facebook. instagram and whatsapp has today launched a text based platform called threads. with an hours millions of users have signed up in the countries where it's been launched. many users left twitter after it was taken over by you on most last year and underwent major changes. for rule has declared a 60 day state of emergency after its most active volcanoes, started spewing ashes in gas. on tuesday, the volcano blue ash more than 5000 meters into the sky, covering nearby towns with

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beenjailed for life children by setting their flat on fire has been jailed for life today, jamie barrowars, he poured petrol through the letterbox of the flat where they lived, barrow drank several cans of lager before taking petrol from his motorbike to start the fire, prosecutors said he had a grievance over rubbish being left in the alleyway. two distressing court cases that have concluded today with those sentences. let's talk climate change and the battle to cut emissions. if there's been progress on fossil fuels, on the aviation industry, on renewables, one sector, shipping, has seen very little movement. 90% of international trade is shipped by sea via huge container ships that accounts for up to 3% of global carbon emissions. greenpeace has said pollution from shipping isn't the elephant in the room, it's the whale in the bathtub. and so delegates from 175 countries at the international maritime organisation have thrashed out a deal to make the shipping industry �*net zero' by or around 2050. but it's only a minimum 20 per cent reduction — by 2030. environmental campaigners say

jamie barrow had admitted their manslaughter, but denied three counts of murder. was unhappy about bags of rubbish being left by the family nearby. plans are expected to be announced tomorrow that will eventually see the closure of most railway ticket offices in england. the industry says sales at kiosks have dropped from 85% in 1995, to an average of 12% today. changing passenger habits have seen more tickets bought online or at machines. thames water has been fined £3.3 million after pleading guilty to four charges relating to polluting rivers. the court heard how millions of litres of undiluted sewage caused rivers to turn "black" and kill more than 1,000 fish near gatwick airport in 2017. you're live with bbc news. in france, president macron has met more than 200 mayors from areas affected by days of unrest following the police shooting of a teenager. after days of clashes, the last two nights have seen fewer arrests. but thousands of police officers are still deployed across the country. straight to paris — tom symonds is there for us now. hi tom, what's bee

jamie barrow had admitted their manslaughter, but denied three counts of murder.and set it alight. jurors heard he was unhappy about bags of rubbish being left by the family nearby. thames water has been fined £3.3 million after pleading guilty to four charges relating to polluting rivers. the court heard how millions of litres of undiluted sewage caused rivers to turn "black" and kill more than 1,000 fish near gatwick airport in 2017. plans are expected to be announced tomorrow that will eventually see the closure of most railway ticket offices in england. the industry says sales at kiosks have dropped from 85% in 1995, to an average of 12% today. changing passenger habits have seen more tickets bought you're live with bbc news. it follows the emergence of a video of a gathering where aides were invited to jingle and mingle. of a gathering where aides were invited tojingle and mingle. the video was published by the sunday mirror. let's bring our panel in on this, rebecca, it's come to you first. what do you make of this? to be honest, this is a gift that doesn't

a dw political correspondent thomas barrow. is that the a, f d congress and send us this assessment of how the party is planning to capitalize on that search and support job on the spot, right? a if the project clearly wanted to present an image of strength of unity here during its party conference and be some german city of math to book some of the problems. some of the, this unity that have play to the pottery in the past didn't play a significant role at the time when the party is more interested in highlighting its recent search in the polls at the time where the party is discussing how it could go from being an opposition party to may be co governing and some of the regions where it's most popular like besides be here in the eastern part of the country for debate about the ac is not only one that is happening here inside this whole outside some protesters contents no guns against the eye of the party, they can say that to be on to democratic on races and beyond invalid other parties and also discussing how to deal with the

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they were the neighbours of jamie barrow.de by abu bucha drama , being made by abu bucha drama, the father of the two children and wife to fatoumata. and you can see behind him the scale of the impact that this has had on the impact that this has had on the family inside. just a few moments earlier today , they moments ago, earlier today, they mr drama said that jamie barrow was a coward and that his daughters were too little angels. he also described his wife as perfect . wife as perfect. >> okay. will hollis outside nottingham crown court with the latest there for us. thank you very much . an eight year old very much. an eight year old girl and a 40 year old woman remain in a life threatening condition in hospital following yesterday's crash at a school in wimbledon. another eight year old girl was killed after a land rover crashed through a fence and into the study prep school. the driver, a 46 year old woman, arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving, has now been bailed pending further inquiries. a coro

and i think you should also make up know when twin size, the to dw political correspondent, thomas barrow, told me more about what's been happening at the congress. essentially protesters are on the 100 in see if the party a party they can say the to be racist a non to democratic. but it's not only about that. it's also about about presenting more diverse image of government society. now it's important to stress that we are in the city of mounted burgundy, eastern part of germany, where the ac has actually one of his phone calls. it's in the eastern part of the country where the i, if the is the strongest on what these people, he actually a trying grew to say are actually trying to stress is precisely that, that of the view of many of the view of the eastern part of the country now the, if these, meanwhile meeting the far away from here. and they are discussing the proposals for the european condiments elections next year. so basically what we're seeing here is 2 versions of what gemini should be like the one inside the hole where the i the has the meeting. i know the ones where we're see

the dw as far as spawns and barrows, sonya following the code to us more about the funeral when we were earlier in on ted, this is the symbol of just west of paris without funeral for 9 to case. we were just outside the symmetry and the family overnight and had also previously that also the media and public to stay away. there was a very assemble and still there. um the host was accompanied by you know, fords off of young men on motor bikes and stopped us with the so there's lots of ways tends to be. we saw some arguments about people making some of those events. and i have to say in general, the ton of content is, is, is very much on edge that our entire screen stay that aligned with the bundle, cause i'm buses, shop, windows broken. we managed to speak to some residents, older residents, who said they were, you know, fed up with the assignments and destruction, but also expressed sympathy and understanding of the kind of anger and frustration about this being expressed by young people there. and one of the reasons we got out of known to an audio today was because the it was quite diff

no, to do a political correspondent, thomas barrow and knocked about told us why support for the a f d is growing essentially dissatisfaction beside the facts and on the one hand with the federal government. but also generally, dissatisfaction about the way germany is now heading the economically politically. people are rather concerned about about the future of the country. and you see that also in several polls. people are concerned about the way that the federal government is dealing with different issues nationally, for example, the energy crisis, but also internationally the role that many plays in the war in ukraine on that is something that the, the has actually profit from that those fios or those concerns that many germans have. it's however important again to express a copy of that. this is only part of the picture here in, in germany you have the sd, which is supposing that around 20 percent. but there are many of us were actually against the far right to the party who are trying to present as we stress a picture of a more diverse gemini. but the bait in germany has been v

tell us barrow at the protest sided magnet board where the sd is holding its conference. so thomas, what else are you hearing from the protesters? essentially protest as they are on the 100 gains, the if the party a party they consider to be racist amounts of democratic. but it's not only about that. it's also about about presenting more diverse image of government society. now it's important to stress that we are in the city of mount the book and the eastern part of germany, where the i s b has actually one of its phone calls. it's in the eastern part of the country where the a, if these strongest on what these people, he actually a trying group to say are actually trying to stress is precisely that's, that's the view of germany that of the view of the eastern part of the country now the a, if these, meanwhile, meeting the far away from here and they are discussing the proposals for the european condiments elections next. yeah. so basically what we're seeing here is 2 versions of what germany should be like, the one inside the hole where the a, if the has the meeting, i

in brooklyn, margaret barrow, the founder of snack company it's nola, depends on ups to receive suppliesgoing to hurt. this is going to hurt a lot of businesses. do you think you'll have to raise your prices? yes. and and that's not something i want to do. ups says it wants to reach a timely agreement for employees, customers and the us economy. this was ceo carol tome speaking to investors back in april. well, we expect to hear a great deal of noise during the negotiations. i remain confident that a win—win—win contract is very achievable. loud and proud. with the end of the contract rapidly approaching, workers are getting ready to walk out if an agreement can't be reached. saudi arabia has been pouring billions of dollars into sports including football, golf and formula 1 as it continues to try and move its economy away from a dependence on fossil fuels. however, critics have raised concerns about events taking place in a country with a questionable human rights record. i've been speaking to the ceo of matchroom boxing, frank smith. he started by telling me about how the landmark 2019

and he has now wrote back on those remarks the that'd be a political correspondent, thomas barrow explained. it's only hours after those comments that we've just seen for the match, published tweet, basically saying that his party will not cooperate with the file. right? a if d and the decisions that were made by the party in the past to precisely bind any cooperation still stand. this is particularly important not only because we're talking here about germany's main opposition party, the cd you which is leg precise. the best way to match, but also because for a very long time here in germany that has been what has been described as a firewall. in other words, all of the democratic parties represented the drummond part of and have vowed not to cooperate with the a f d at any level. and there are expos that are precisely saying that with these kinds of comments, that firewall is actually starting to crack. now, how much of a backlash was there to be his comments from within his own policy? it's essentially a lot on a very public. and if we only judge by those public comments, they were very

the next point on the way of the guests of st. petersburg polotsk and barrow of friendship in the verkhnedvinskion of belarus laid flowers on the monument on victory square in minsk after going to pskov housing for valiant service in gomel, the keys to the new apartments were handed over to the families of military personnel especially for them in a young microdistrict with a developed infrastructure, they erected a ten-story house , the first in the city above sozh where only people in uniform will build their life. the head of state focused on providing housing for our military personnel in a beautiful house on the beautiful zhemchuzhnaya street this is the pearl of the local area, i am sure that this house and the family of military personnel will decorate, and our region and protect our homeland. in the gomel region, it is planned to introduce about forty thousand square meters of housing for representatives of the power bloc. the introductory campaign is completed, the entrants wrote the last flowers on world history, while the institute of control, knowledge tested five subjects 344 gradu

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jamie barrow denied manslaughter but found guilty to three counts of murder.s said he was unhappy about bags of rubbish being left by the family nearby. plans are expected to be announced tomorrow that will eventually see the closure of most railway ticket agencies in england. sales have dropped to an average of 12%. changing habits seeing tickets bought online or at machines. tinto has been find 3.3 impact pounds after being found guilty to creating plugs. untreated siege turned rivers to turn black and kill more than a million fish in gatwick airport in 2017. you are live with bbc news. heading to france, president macron has met more than 200 mayers by areas affected by days of unrest following police shooting of a teenagers. clashes the last two nights have seen fewer arrests. thousands of police officers are still deployed across the country. let's go to paris. tom is there for it us. hi, tom, what's been happening today? reporter: rain is the police officer's best friend when it comes to preventing prozests -- protests. pretty symbolic that tonight the h

jamie barrow had admitted to their manslaughter, but denied three counts of murder. had poured petrol through the flat�*s letterbox, and set it alight. jurors heard he was unhappy about bags of rubbish being left by the family nearby. thames water has been fined just over 3 million pounds, after pleading guilty to four charges, relating to polluting rivers. the court heard, how millions of litres of undiluted sewage caused rivers to turn "black" and kill more than 1,000 fish near gatwick airport in 2017. there've been calls to nationalise the firm after its boss quit last week. plans are expected to be announced on wednesday — that will eventually see the closure of most railway ticket offices in england. the industry says sales at kiosks have dropped from 85% in 1995 to an average of 12% today. passenger are buying more tickets online or at machines. you're live with bbc news. in the uk — the metropolitan police are reopening an investigation into breaches of covid regulations at a christmas party at conservative party headquarters. that's after a video emerged of a

ladies, i'm just looking at the front desk repeated them for the so what i didn't go, so i lost the barrows moves on fietta since canada. now he's the time to get to work on the go. back to the chat window is good and we're taking off now. we've detected the enemy and we'll be correcting our artillery fire there on the offensive. so we'll work on them. what was once lush forest is now blasted? does it meet these hel, ukrainian assault squad, peaks its way through a trench abandoned by russian troops? the 1st impact sends the scarring for cover that. they all hate again and again, they break, dropping the weapons and stumbling away. they are done before the hour is over. ukrainian commanders will have sent another fresh sold t mean. so they will not be told what happened to the previous squad. or i guess the of the from came in the loo, god screech in the nigerian authors. he's advocate a state of emergency on food security, as millions of citizens into a drumstick. rise and living costs as, according to the country's presidential spokes person, the president is not on mindful of the rising

one lopez rodriguez has been working for the bum barrows for almost 30 years. he's deeply concerned about the sharp increase in forest fires, many of which now reach the edges of the town. the people this like for example, from here we can see a scorched eucalyptus forest. on the other side of the bay, there was a fire there about 3 or 4 weeks ago. it got hung up once a month if i finish woke up on time on us. of all the countries in europe, spain is one of the worst effected by forest bias. on 2022 was a raincoat breaking. yeah. more than $300000.00 tech. to winds up in flames in the mileage. is it really normal that every summer thousands have hector's of land to burn? no, no, it's not natural at all west for sure. natural forest fires do break out, but not like this. if you don't see anything difficult. so we want to stop the forest from burning every summer of the month. we need to start thinking about what kind of forest we want. ok, most, cadillac veto is surrounded by highly flammable mono cultures. that's why the fi to is attacking the boost. if the pro

prosecutors said barrow had a grievance over rubbish being left in an alleyway .left in an alleyway. israeli police say seven people have been injured , three of them been injured, three of them critically following a terrorist attack in the city of tel aviv . attack in the city of tel aviv. they say a palestinian man from the west bank drove into crowds and then tried to stab pedestrians before being shot dead by an armed member of the public. dead by an armed member of the pubuc.the dead by an armed member of the public. the palestinian militant group hamas have claimed responsibility, saying it's a natural response to israel's military operation in the occupied west bank. ten people, including four teenagers, have been killed after raids by israeli forces in the jenin refugee camp . a spokesman for refugee camp. a spokesman for the israeli police says the ramming incident took place outside a busy shopping centre. >> behind me is a bus stop where a terror attack took place in the vehicle, rammed his car into civilians in a populated area of tel aviv, managing t

jamie barrow poured petrol through the letterbox of his neighbour fatoumatta hydara in nottingham lastr old held a grudge about rubbish being dumped in an alleyway. the captain tom foundation is no longer taking donations or making payments due to an ongoing inquiry into its finances. the charity commission is looking into the foundation amid concerns his family may have profited from using his name. the army veteran walked 100 laps of his bedfordshire garden at the start of lockdown, raising millions of pounds for nhs charities together. chichi izundu reports. captain sir tom moore was hailed as a covid hero when he walked 100 laps of his garden before his 100th birthday at his home in bedfordshire during the first lockdown, raising more than £33 million for the nhs. he had only planned to raise a thousand. the captain tom foundation was registered in 2020 to help distribute those funds. sir tom was knighted and honoured with an raf fly past before his death in 2021. now, last year, the charity commission launched an inquiry into the foundation over concerns about its independence fro

and for more on this, we are to insure in the studio by our correspondent thomas barrow, who is a member of the w's fact checking team. so many times we just saw it in their report that russia has an opening in latin america to spread these sorts of misleading narratives. can expect some more details. why is that the case? well, 1st it's important to stress that this opening is not new. it's not an opening but just begun as it was begun. russian channels state own channels have been operating in spanish and not in america for a long time. in fact, ok key or russia today, as it was known, was launches spanish in 2009. but what did happen was when the war began, when the invasion begun, russia did increase the amount of posts that it published in spanish. the engagement also rose according to several studies. and this has to go, obviously, with the interest that russia has in not in america and more broadly in the spanish speaking world. one element that explains this is obviously the she a number of spanish speakers around the world. also in areas that are particularly important for russi

joseph barrow already told us this, you know, he lives in the guard and the rest of us live in the jungle. he said it works and business be um yeah. century sold um drop off. uh, western in like ma'am, so that's the buyer. you have to be there a lot and i guess the only thing now is the west at the um like walkers. the um is bryan said, oh actually um, destroying your brain and your brand new population already. so i'm trying to buy off all the natural resources of your brain by black rock. another company, you've done that into the 100 by nauseous bavarian spot that the west and the li otherwise we bavarian. so i guess the demo we finished um it's tomorrow and well, there's no um, more urgent matter and duration wide security architecture, which also includes russia, china, around, and other countries were actually on the list in order to create this table to jersey, to create a win win situation, and i know it's hard for them to imagine in the west, but it's possible i truly believe it. it's all the time we have gentlemen, i want to thank my guest in berlin and indiana. and of course, i

the thomas barrow is a member of the w site checking team. and he's here to talk to us about the spread of russian propaganda in less than america. good to see you, thomas thomas, tell us more. but we've just heard him that report. that brochure actually has an opening in latin america and beyond. not in america. also in the wide, uh speak, spanish speaking world and that actually goes way beyond the fact that there are 500000000 spanish speakers in the world. it has to do also with the fact that in particular, in latin america, because of the regions rather, trouble of history with the united states. they're on to west and on to us sentiments that russia has now really tapped into. we've got the message that russian has tried to present in latin america in spanish and by doing so, it also hopes in directly to also reach spanish speakers that are living beyond lots in america. for example, in the united states where there are millions of spanish speakers or even in the you, in particular in spain. and it's important to stress that state owned

joseph barrow already told us this, you know, he lives in the guard and the rest of us live in the jungle. is that it works and business be um yeah, actually sold um drop off the western and like ma'am, so that's the buyer. you have to be civilized, and i guess we're looking now at the west at this. um, like walker c, as in brian said, oh is actually um, the strong your brain and your brand new population always but i'm trying to buy off all the natural resources of your brain. but black rock and other company you cannot get to the 100 by the other bavaria, but the west and the li, otherwise we bavarian. so i guess the was the demo we finished um its model. and well, there's no more urgent matter and duration wide security architecture, which also includes russia, china, around, and other countries were actually on the list in order to create disable the jersey city to create a win win situation. and i know it's hard for them to imagine it in the west, but it's possible i truly believe it. it's all the time we have gentlemen, i want to take my guess in berlin and in vienna. and of course,

and i call on the sense of responsibility of mothers and fathers, sickness you built this and barrow building it. so no, i mean, so have evolution, it's always just phones. the lens of course, are meeting their obligations for, you know, respond to that has have the amount that strong and systematic and also to pursue and to identify people and snapshots and to tell parents to get hold of their kids . it's not up to the state to raise their children. and so now once chaos has taken hold of the streets, the ministers talking about mandating quote strong and systemic justice way to chase after the worst long after it's left. the bar. this whole drama really could have been completely avoided, had there been a more intelligent immigration policy that prioritized integration over id, ology and economic interest. cultural division in france grows is nationally. so taking the streets and what they call a bid to take back the nation. the right groups happy trolling the sweets of legal and claiming that from says pull the french according to reports when they weren't defending local shops fr

our political correspondent, thomas barrow in michael to at the women's soccer world top or the teen and salt advocate played out and entertaining to all draw earlier today. both sides had lost their opening games in group g. south africa were on course for their 1st ever world cup victory as can be cured. god love to assist in one goal and then scored another in the 2nd time. but late on sophia bro, born came up with a stunning goal as argentina score twice in the space of 5 minutes to seal the draw . well, it is the biggest women's world cup to dates and yeah, to on the streets of sydney. there is little indication that it's even happening or correspondent the whole talk. you talk to some locals to find out what the tournament in austria and new zealand could have been marketed better. australia is in the middle of a was cops, but you probably cantos. this is one of the busiest street in tiffany, but this barely any promotional materials inside. we see a few pictures in the trays. yeah. we see the, the soccer players and the things. but uh yeah, not, not that much but yeah, we see

joseph barrow already told us this, you know, he lives in the guard and the rest of us live in the jungle. is that it works as business be um yeah, actually sold um drop off uh, western and lightman. so that's the buyer and stuff to be civilized. and i guess we're looking now at the west at this um, like walker's the um, as is brian said, oh it's actually um the strong your brain and your brain in population already. so i'm trying to buy off all the natural result though, your brain by black rock, another company you can add to the 100 by notches other bavarian spot that the west and the lead other why re bavarian? so i guess the was the demo we finished um this morning and well, there's no more urgent matter and duration wide security architecture, which also includes russia, china, around, and other countries were actually on the list in order to create this table to jersey, to create a win win situation, and i know it's hard for them to imagine it in the west, but it's possible i truly believe it. it's all the time we have gentlemen, i want to thank my guest in berlin and indiana. and