you can be seated, thanks, cardinal pell. and we just heard cardinal pell.. and we just heard cardinal pell has been sentenced by the chiefjudge, peter kidd, live earlierfrom the chiefjudge, peter kidd, live earlier from the melbourne county court. let's get more on this from our correspondent in australia, phil mercer, whojoins us from sydney. so what has been the sentence for cardinal george pell on the various charges? well, george pell was convicted in december of five offences, and as we have just heard from the chiefjudge, judge peter kidd, he has handed down a range of sentences for those offences. and in total, george pell has been sentenced to six years in prison. george pell, six year prison sentence handed down by thejudge in melbourne. and as we have just heard, the cardinal will serve a non— parole period of three years and eight months. so that means he will spend the best part of four yea rs will spend the best part of four years behind bars. and we had previously the judge telling george pell that he had displayed a callous indifference to hi

cardinal pell has maintained his innocence.to take his case forward because there is an appeal here to take place injune. there are several grounds of appeal. one is that the verdict of the jury was unreasonable depending entirely on the word of one complainant. speaking to some people who understand the local law system here in the state of victoria they say that that appeal has potentially grounds for success. let's get some of the day's other news. thousands of protestors in algeria have again taken to the streets — despite the decision by the ailing president, abdelaziz bouteflika, to withdraw his candidacy for a fifth term in office. protesters are accusing the president of a ploy to prolong his 20—year rule. the 82—year—old postponed presidential elections that were originally scheduled for next month, though no new date for the election was set. nine women in sudan accused of taking part in protests against the government of president 0mar al—bashir have had their sentences of flogging overturned. the appeal court ordere

but for now, cardinal pell is headed to a jail cell.en the public opinion regarding this case? has been the public opinion regarding this case ?|j has been the public opinion regarding this case? i think the vast majority of people have been shocked by what they have learned about cardinal pell. he has been a very public figure, vilified by some, but revered by others. and so while there were no shouts and cheers for him in court, outside the meat is a busy court here in melbourne, there are plenty of people, many campaigners and survivors reacting, emboldened by the fact that such an eminent figure has been brought to book and has been held to account. however, there are also supporters here, some people claiming a miscarriage of justice. i think in the court of public opinion that argument will carry on, despite the fact that the vast majority of these people were not in court to hear the evidence, they did not hear from the victim. for his part, he has released a statement saying that he is pleased by the court giving such a strong s

vatican treasurer has been sentenced to six years in prison for sexually abusing two choirboys cardinal george pell is the most senior member of the catholic church to be found guilty of child sex offenses he was convicted by the story in court in the case which dates back to the one nine hundred ninety s. before giving the sentence the judge said pell's case was complex in your case this complexity is exemplified by the fact that on the one hand i must punish and denounce you for this appalling offending you know on the other hand i am conscious of the heavy reality that i am about to sentence you a man of advanced years who has led an otherwise blameless life to a significant period of imprisonment which will account for a good portion of the balance of your life. andrew thomas has more from melbourne. a small cheer went up when the crowd outside court heard the sentence as it was broadcast over speakers here on the straights the judge had spent well over an hour running through the reasons he was about to impose the sentences that he was before he actually revealed what those sentences would be

a judge tells 77—year—old cardinal pell, you may not live to be released from prison.

sentence of six years of which hill at least three and a half of full he is eligible for parole cardinal pell is appealing his conviction that will be held in june that's a pale but in the meantime he'll spend those days in prison and he could be in prison for a lot longer beyond that. cardinal george held conviction sent shock waves through the catholic church the most senior catholic figure ever convicted of sexual abuse has been in prison awaiting sentencing since late february now he knows how long he's likely to remain locked up though it was a priest in rural australia who rose to become archbishop of first melbourne and late to sydney as australia's most senior catholic he oversaw the church's response to accusations of child abuse by others when a freaking clarrie was held looking into that he had to defend what many saw as a coverup. but it didn't slow his career by now pelle was a college inal at the vatican in charge of the churches finances and close to the pope that life ended though when pelle was personally accused of sexual abuse in twenty seventeen he was forced to return to

sentence of six years of which hill at least three and a half of full he is eligible for parole cardinal pell is appealing his conviction that will be held in june that's a pale but in the meantime he'll spend those days in prison and he could be in prison for a lot longer beyond that. cardinal george held conviction sent shock waves through the catholic church the most senior catholic figure ever convicted of sexual abuse has been in prison awaiting sentencing since late february now he knows how long he's likely to remain locked up though it was a priest in rural australia who rose to become archbishop of first melbourne and late to sydney as australia's most senior catholic he oversaw the church's response to accusations of child abuse by others when a freaking clarrie was held looking into that he had to defend what many saw as a coverup. but it didn't slow his career by now pelle was a college inal at the vatican in charge of the churches finances and close to the pope that life ended though when pelle was personally accused of sexual abuse in twenty seventeen he was forced to return to

sentencing day for cardinal george pell for his role in the church's sex abuse scandal in australia. he's. out on the streets again algerians demand their president quit right away even after he dropped his bid for a fifth term. hello britain's parliament has rejected prime minister to resign may's bracks at strategy for a second time it plunges the u.k. deeper into crisis with just seventeen days before it's due to leave the european union m.p.'s will now get a vote on whether the country should leave without a deal so here's how politicians voted a few hours ago two hundred forty two were for the deal and three hundred ninety one against that means the prime minister lost by a hundred and forty nine votes in january an earlier version of the deal was defeated by two hundred and thirty votes that was more. the coase to the right. to the last three hundred nineteen so the. heavy defeat for the withdrawal agreement this was the prime minister to resign made of the previous meeting still resoundingly struggling with the. sore throat she told parliament it now faced tough decisions does

until just a few weeks ago when the court lifted a gag order let's take a closer look now at cardinal pell's case and also some of the other cases that are currently rocking the catholic church. he used to be one of the most powerful men in the australian catholic church but now george pell has fallen from grace sentenced to six years in prison the form of that you can trash registered as a sex offender for the rest of his life. tells case it's just one of many that have rocked the church in recent months. last week french cardinal philip convicted of covering up for a priest who serially abused boys he was given a six month suspended sentence and in february another blow for the church the pope defrocked former u.s. cardinal theodore mccarrick he had helped draft u.s. church policy against abuse in the early two thousand but mccarrick was himself later found guilty of molestation in two thousand and eighteen chilean bishop han barrios and his entire church leadership resigned police are investigating hundreds of abuse claims in chile along with a major cover up. the case of pope francis har

cardinal george pell, former vatican treasurer, is sentenced to six years for child sex abuse in australiabusiness leaders express exasperation at the continued brexit uncertainty, urging mps to "stop this circus" and warning that no—deal would be an "own goal of historic proportions". a warm welcome to the programme — briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can see we are live in westminster the morning after that vote. we do love to hear from you. if you are a regular you will know the hash tag. please get in touch with your comments and thoughts on the stories we are covering today. right here in the house of commons behind me british mps have delivered a crushing defeat to the government's latest deal to leave the european union. the agreement the prime minister has spent more than 2 years negotiating was rejected — this time by a majority of 149. theresa may confirmed parliament would vote on wednesday on whether to leave the eu without a deal. if they reject that option, mps will then vote on thursday on whether to delay brexit. this is the la

actually revealed what they would be it's all about the gravity of the offenses but also about cardinal pell's age and his ill health and the unprecedented publicists but this case has had a long trial pelle have been shouted at each time he'd gone in or out of court in jail he's likely to be kept alone to protect him from other prisoners held was a priest in rural australia who rose to become archbishop of first melbourne and like to sydney as australia's most senior catholic he oversaw the church's response to accusations of child abuse by others when a big inquiry was held looking into that he had to defend what many saw as a cover up but it didn't slow his career bell was made a cardinal at the vatican in charge of the church's finances and close to the pope that career ended though when pelle was personally accused of sexual abuse i am innocent of these charges. but the jury disagreed unanimously louise milligan who's written a book about the cult don't know who's one of his victims i would defy anyone to meet this person and i don't think it needs telling the truth but a significant numb

cardinal george pell was once a close advisor to pope francis not to six years behind bars for molesting. i'm a welcome to the program emergency workers say several people have died after a multi-story building containing a school collapsed in the city. area and scores of people including children to fit in the rubble and this footage shows one of several lucky choking who so far been rescued the top floor of the building elementary school with about one hundred students. correspondent. been talking to emergency personnel and residents in the area. people here are gathering behind me trying to find out what happened also rescue teams are getting prepared more and more risky teams are coming in to get to the actual site which is over there let me take you there. to the building or other what's left of it the school that just this morning you see heavy machinery there behind me i rescue teams trying to get as many people as soon as possible from underneath that rubble now according to the state's governor who was just here a couple of minutes ago appear at least twenty seven people have be

actually revealed what they would be it's not about the gravity of the offenses but also about cardinal pell's age and his ill health and the unprecedented publicists but this case has had a long trial pel have been shouted at each time he'd gone in or out of court in jail he's likely to be kept alone to protect him from other prisoners held was a priest in rural australia who rose to become archbishop of first melbourne and late to sydney as australia's most senior catholic he oversaw the church's response to accusations of child abuse by others when a big inquiry was held looking into that he had to defend what many saw as a cover up but it didn't slow his career bell was made a cardinal at the vatican in charge of the church's finances and close to the pope that career ended though when pelle was personally accused of sexual abuse i am innocent of these charges. fox but the jury disagreed unanimously louise milligan has written a book about the cause.

cardinal pell, who's 77, is the highest ranking catholic priest to be convicted of child sex offencess appealing against his convictions. three climbers have died and one other has been seriously injured following an avalanche on ben nevis, britain's highest mountain. police scotland was alerted to the incident in an area known as number five gully which is known for avalanches. officers say they are working to establish the identity of the climbers. two other climbers recently lost their lives in separate incidents on the same mountain. the us aviation regulator says there is no basis to stop the boeing 737 max 8 airliner from flying. many countries, including those in the european union, have grounded it following the fatal crash in ethiopia at the weekend. the federal aviation administration said a review had showed no systemic performance issues with the aircraft. heavy rain and strong winds are starting to hit parts of the uk as storm gareth moves east. there are warnings of disruption as the storm, which started yesterday, moves over northern ireland, scotland and north—west eng

australia's cardinal george pell was sentenced to six years in prison for molesting two choirboys he's the highest ranking leader of the catholic church to be convicted of sexually abusing children. in the european union bands the boeing seven thirty seven x. eight from the skies the joints much of the world in closing their airspace to the passenger jet in the wake of the plane's second crash five months. plus the suicide bomber who nearly started a war between india and pakistan in a d.-w. exclusive we talked to the family of the kashmiri used to authorities say killed more than forty troops here about the growing anger in this disputed region. i brought thomas thanks so much for being with us the british parliament votes today on leaving the european union without a deal on their future relationship this follows last night's. rejection of the latest and file agreement prime minister theresa may secured with brussels m.p.'s voting overwhelmingly against her proposal delivering another humiliating defeat to an embattled prime minister. it was one of the biggest parliamentary defeats e

martin let's take a look at the case of cardinal pell he was a close advisor of pope francis so how close is he really to the pope i mean there was a bit of a political alliance that had to do with the fact that both king would have very strong reform agenda particularly bell was very concerned with vatican finances and have been very vocal over the about the existence of the vatican bank. in when the pope i mean when friends is going to see he appointed belled to essentially oversee that operation at the very same time i mean these were not close friends so to say i mean they come from very very different political political corners well bo was somebody that within the context of essentially. got the lead church was seen as somewhat of a liberal he still belong to something that was clear to the right of this pope so in a sense it came as a bit of a surprise when the pope actually allowed him to first testify in front of poster no authority from rome he was like this into the gritty knowledge to the er and on a t.v. line which would sit me or would would melbourne i believe that at the v

actually revealed what they would be he talked about the gravity of the offenses but also about cardinal pell's age and his ill health and the unprecedented publicists but this case has had a long trial pelle have been shouted at each time he'd gone in or out of court in jail he's likely to be kept alone to protect him from other prisoners. pearl was a priest in rural australia who rose to become archbishop of first melbourne and late to sydney as australia's most senior catholic you oversaw the church's response to accusations of child abuse by others when it began choir he was held looking into that he had to defend what many saw as a cover up but it didn't slow his career pelle was made a cardinal at the vatican in charge of the church's finances and close to the pope that career ended though when pelle was personally accused of sexual abuse i am innocent of these charges. but the jury disagreed unanimously louise milligan who's written a book about the cardinal knows one of his victims i would defy anyone to meet this person and not just the trees but a significant number of people who do t

actually revealed what they would be it's all about the gravity of the offenses but also about cardinal pell's age and his ill health and the unprecedented publicists but this case has had while on trial pelle had been shouted at each time he'd gone in or out of court in jail he's likely to be kept alone to protect him from other prisoners. held was a priest in rural australia who rose to become archbishop of first melbourne and late to sydney as australia's most senior catholic he oversaw the church's response to accusations of child abuse by others when a big inquiry was held looking into that he had to defend what many saw as a cover up but it didn't slow his career bell was made a cardinal at the vatican in charge of the church's finances and close to the pope that career ended though when pelle was personally accused of sexual abuse i am innocent of these charges. but the jury unanimously louise milligan. i would. but a significant number of people. of the church. but until then. and over again time for the sports is with andy thank you very much barcelona are through to the champions lea

cardinal george pell, former vatican treasurer, is sentenced to six years for child sex abuse in australia. business leaders express exasperation at the continued brexit uncertainty, urging mps to "stop this circus" and warning that no—deal would be an "own goal

cardinal pell faced up to 50 years in prison five counts of child sexual abuse. years and issued a lengthy commentary explaining how he arrived at that sentencing. but it didn't satisfy everybody, certainly voices in australia saying they were not satisfied by the six-year sentence including the father of one of the victims, who said it just wasn't sufficient. cardinal pell has filed for appeal, so there will be more coming from australia. that hearing is due in june. the vatican had no comment on the sentencing but they did say two weeks ago when the guilty verdict was handed down that they will be initiating their own process into the cardinal that could eventually result in removing him from the priesthood. ♪ >>> top of the hour here. it is a busy one. >> breaking news right now in washington, the first person to be indicted by the special counsel is in his second and final sentencing hearing. paul manafort, the former chairman of the trump campaign, could get as much as ten years in prison for conspireing against the united states and conspireing to tamper wi

in australia, cardinal pell has been sentenced to six years in prison for sexually abusing two choirin melbourne in the 1990s. in his summing up chiefjudge peter kidd told the 77—year—old he "may not live to be released from prison" because of his age and health issues. the boeing 737 max is temporarily banned from european airspace, and many other countries, after two fatal accidents in five months. the us federal aviation authority has said it will not suspend the aircraft. bradford city football club is bringing communities together. they're encouraging those from ethnic minorities — many of whom live near its ground — to come to the game. it's why a group of women from the british—bangadeshi community have become regulars at many of the matches. they're part of the bangla bantams supporter group. we have got as many women together as possible. and just basically get them to enjoy the experience the feeling, unless they experience by going to football games, they won't know what it's like. as someone living nearby, i am always seeing it, but i have never even imagined i would be g

almost zero in court has sentenced cardinal george pell a former close advisor to pope francis to six years in prison for child sex abuse the vatican's former finance minister was found guilty of molesting two choir boys in a cathedral that he's the most senior catholic cleric to be sentenced for child abuse fell was convicted in december last year but it gagging order prevented media from reporting on the case until february when the prosecution decided not to go ahead with a second shot trial on other charges. but joining us now from sydney is correspondent roger maynard who's been covering this story for us good morning roger what's been the reaction to the six year son's handed down to cardinal pell. yes brian clearly a dark and momentous day but the catholic church here and certainly his children say that hurls conviction and the sentencing today has divided much of our struggle yet the sun arguing that the peril is basically an evil man that he says is really tarnish the image of the reputation of the catholic church while others believe that he's been made a scapegoat for the p

cardinal george pell was once a close advisor to pope francis now he will spend up to six years behind bars. on the rich and famous who allege certain greasing the palms of college admissions process in the united states to get their children into top schools. i'm phil guy welcome to the program emergency workers say several people have died after a multi-story building containing a school collapsed in the city's it's a foggy area scores of people including children and fear trapped in the rubble of this footage shows one sent home lucky children who've been there rescued so far the top floor the building house the private elementary school with about a hundred students. the w. correspondent is that she's been talking to emergency personnel and residents of the area. people here are gathering behind me trying to find out what happened also rescue teams are getting prepared more and more risky teams are coming in to get to the actual site which is over there let me take you there. to the building or other what's left of it the school that just this morning you see heavy machinery there

cardinal pell: absolutely disgraceful rubbish. he had sexually abused two five boys and the cathedral. s his actionre brazen and brutal. the judge said pell had been breathtakingly arrogant, damaging young lives. y continued to offend with callous indifference to the victims' distress and objections. at some point during the episodi you told youims to be quiet because they were crying. hywel: in a packed courtroom, pell appeared for the first time without his clerical colla he sat surrounded by five abcurity guards, didn't flinch as details of hie were read out. after learning his sentence, he was led away. using his taken down from the dock. for survivors and campaigners, the ntence carries huge weight. >> people feel justice is being done. there is never enough time f a pedophile to be sentenced to prison, but never underestimate that you are stripped of all your dignity. hywel: but pell has his supporters who refuse toccept the jury verdict. old allies like former prime n minister jward have written describing him as a mane of

cardinal george pell, former vatican treasurer,

now it was five days deliberation but the jury spent back in december just before deciding that cardinal pell was found guilty and the judge is taking all about the fact he's running through all the crimes and the impact of those crimes that the cardinal was convicted of so he's running through in some detail and some graphic detail of the crimes with which he. was convicted he's also been saying that this is a unique case because of the published the around it called the the most senior catholic official ever convicted of child sexual abuse and he the judge is saying that that means there is unprecedented interest in this case and the is taking that into consideration while at the same time he does not want that to influence his sentencing he says that he deplores what he calls the witch hunt against cardinal hell but he understands the attention on this case and he's given all this information before he formally down his sentence that could come any moment but in the way it's on let's have a look at the background to this case. cardinal george pal's was a graceful life this is what his fall

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that is how protesters outside melbourne's courthouse view cardinal george pell, seen here arriving fromail from -- for sentencing. the judge handed him down a six year prison term. >> you may have thought you could control the situation by reason of your authority as archbishop, whether or not that belief was well-founded. such a state of mind would have been extraordinarily arrogant, but the offending the jury has found you engaged in, was in any view, breathtakingly arrogant. reporter: in december, the court found pell guilty of sexually abusing two 13-year-old boys in 1996. one of them later died of a heroin overdose. pell, meanwhile, rose through the ranks of the vatican, attaining its third-highest position. he maintains his innocence and plans to appeal the verdict. a lawyer for the surviving victim read a statement. >> i appreciate that the court has acknowledged what was inflicted upon me as a child. however, there is no r rest for me. reporter: in the fe e of widespread public outrage, the vatican has launched an internal investstigation, but refuses to comment on the case unti

of a stray quarter a sentence to form a vatican treasure as to six years in prison cardinal george pell once a close advisor to pope francis was found guilty of molesting two choir boys in a cathedral is the most senior clergyman to be convicted of child sex abuse satanic priest that's how protesters outside melbourne's courthouse view cardinal george pell seen here arriving from jail for sentencing the judge handed down a six year prison term. you may of thought you could control the situation by reason of your authority as archbishop whether or not that belief was well founded such a state of mind would have been extraordinarily arrogant. but the offending which the jury has found you having. was on any of you breathtakingly. in december the court found pelle guilty of sexually abusing two thirteen year old boys in ninety six one of them later died of a heroin overdose powell meanwhile rose through the ranks at the vatican attaining its third highest position. he maintains his innocence and plans to appeal the verdict a lawyer for the surviving victim read a statement. i appreciate th

cardinal george pell has been sentenced to six years in jail for child sexual offences.he former vatican treasurer is the most senior clergyman ever to be convicted. he was told that he may not live to be released from prison because of his age and health issues. the boeing 737 max is temporarily banned from european airspace, and many other countries, after 2 fatal accidents in 5 months. the us federal aviation authority has said it will not suspend the aircraft. that is it for the headlines at half past two. time now for a big day in parliament. hello and welcome to tuesday in parliament. as mps reject the prime minister's brexit plan... again. to the right, 242. to the left, 391. deal or no deal. theresa may offers mps a vote is. we will table a motion for debate tomorrow to test whether the house supports leaving the eu without a deal on march 29. at labour called time on mrs may. the prime minister has run down the clock and the clock has been run out on her. this is the moment the prime minister told mps that this is the time. when it came to her meaningful vote, m

a satanic priest protestors outside melbourne's courthouse view cardinal george pell seen here arriving from jail for sentencing the judge handed him a six year prison term. you may if the want you to control the situation by reason of your authority as archbishop whether or not that belief was well founded such a state of mind would have been extraordinarily arrogant. but the offending which the jury has found you having. was on any view breathtakingly. in december the court found guilty of sexually abusing two thirteen year old boys in nine hundred ninety six one of them later dr for heroin overdose. meanwhile rose through the ranks at the vatican attaining its third highest position. he maintains his innocence and plans to appeal the verdict a lawyer for the surviving victim read a statement. has acknowledged what was inflicted upon. however there is no risk. in the face of widespread public outrage the vatican has launched an internal investigation but it refuses to comment on the case until the appeal process is finished. you bring some breaking news canada and the united states ha

sentenced to six years in prison for sexually abusing two choir boys vileness training in court cardinal george pell is the most senior catholic worldwide to be held guilty for child sex offenses andrew thomas was outside the court when the sentence was delivered six years is a substantial sentence people here pleased because already been in prison for two weeks that we've taken into consideration he's appealing the overall conviction that appeal will be held in june so it's possible i suppose but word that appeal to succeed they could be out of prison in a few months time but as things stand he is looking at many years in prison. new zealand has become the latest country to ground the boeing seven three seven max eight and craft it follows a similar decision by european nations china and india on sunday in the theo lines crash killed one hundred fifty seven on board it was the second major accident involving the aircraft in five months u.s. aviation regulators though insist the model is safe. fed is whalers government is investigating opposition leader though for the massive power outage that's lef

our top story: cardinal george pell has been sentenced to six years in prison by a judge in melbourne. this follows his conviction in december for sexually abusing two choir boys. he is the most senior clergyman ever to be convicted of child sex offences. british mps have for a second time overwhelmingly rejected the brexit deal negotiated with the eu. it is despite theresa may securing last—minute changes on the issue of the irish border. and this video is trending on bbc.com. india and all of europe have closed their airspace to the boeing 737 max following sunday's fatal crash of an ethiopian airlines jet. theyjoin a long list of countries that have suspended the plane. that's all, stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, we head to parliament, where it has been another crunch day for the government. hello and welcome to tuesday in parliament. as mps reject the prime minister's brexit plan again. the ayes to the right — 242. the noes to the left — 391. deal or no deal — theresa may offers mps a vote. we will table a motion for debate tomorrow to test whether the house supports le

the australian cleric, cardinal george pell, has been sentenced to 6 years in jail for child sex offences of trust with the victims and you breached that trust and abused your position to facilitate this offending. the boeing 737 max is temporarily banned from european airspace, and many other countries, after 2 fatal accidents in 5 months. actress felicity huffman amongst a0 people charged with involvement in a scam to help wealthy americans cheat their way

sentenced to six years in prison for sexually abusing two choir boys by the straightly in court cardinal george pell is the most senior catholic worldwide to be held guilty for child sex offenses andrew thomas was outside the court when the sentence was delivered six years is a substantial sentence people here pleased because already been in prison for two weeks that we take into consideration he's appealing the overall conviction that appeal will be held in june so it is possible i suppose but worth that appeal to succeed he could be out of prison in a few months time but as things stand he is looking at many years in prison. new zealand has become the latest country to ground the boeing seven three seven max eight aircraft it follows a similar decision by european nations china and india on sunday an ethiopian airlines crash killed one hundred fifty seven on board it was the second major accident involving the craft in five months u.s. aviation regulators insist the model is safe as well as government is investigating opposition leader one grade zero for the massive power outage that's left millio

the most senior clergyman ever found guilty of child sex abuse — cardinal george pell is sentenced toe a look at how the media is disgusting and i digesting what happened here in the house of commons on tuesday. and also some of the other stories. —— the media is die we begin with the daily mail and brexit. it points the finger at mps who failed to back theresa may's deal last night, labelling parliament a "house of fools". the daily telegraph also covering brexit, but from a different angle. it says a brexit delay looms after what it calls a "second humiliating defeat" for theresa may. the guardian has the business take on brexit. it reports that companies are dismayed with what it calls the "brexit circus". the sun looks at an event totally overshadowed by brexit — that being the british chancellor's spring statement. it says philip hammond will stem tech giants's power and announce £50 million to tackle knife crime. and finally, der tagespiegel in germany leads with europe grounding the boeing 737 max aircraft, while the us refuses to follow suit. that is another story that has bee

cardinal george pell has been sentenced to a total of six years in prison for the sexual abuse of twohave, for a second time, overwhelmingly rejected the brexit deal negotiated with the eu. it's despite theresa may securing last—minute changes on the issue of the irish border. bradford city football club is bringing communities together. they're encouraging those from ethnic minorities — many of whom live near its ground — to come to the game. it's why a group of women from the british—bangadeshi community have become regulars at many of the matches. they're part of the bangla bantams supporter group. we have got as many women together as possible. and just basically get them to enjoy the experience the feeling, unless they experience by going to football games, they won't know what it is like. as someone living nearby, i am a lwa ys as someone living nearby, i am always seeing it, but i have never even imagined i would be going into a stadium or anything. when we first we nt a stadium or anything. when we first went with the ladies, they were praying a lot and saying we really wa nt

it's to australia now where a court has sentenced cardinal george pell a former close advisor to pope francis to six years in prison he was found guilty of molesting two choir boys in the cathedral how's the most senior among leading clergymen to be convicted of child sex abuse. he used to be one of the most powerful men in the austrian catholic church but now george pell has fallen from grace sentenced to six years in prison the form of that he can trust be registered as a sex offender for the rest of his life. pelz case is just one of many that have rocked the church in recent months. last week french cardinal philip was convicted of covering up for a priest who serially abused boys he was given a six month suspended sentence and in february another blow for the church the pope defrocked former us cut an oath you don't mccarrick he had helped draft us church policy against abuse in the early two thousand but mccarrick was himself later found guilty of molestation. in two thousand and eighteen chilean bishop holland bottles and his entire church leadership resigned. police are invest

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