of the families event in dublin. he's doing a tour of the stadium for the festival of families concert there is going to be taking placeng to give a speech at some point before he arrived a number of events helped and there we re number of events helped and there were children on there as well. andrea bocelli is expected to take pa rt andrea bocelli is expected to take part as is the country singer nathan carter. daniel 0'donnell the irish singer will also be performing at this concert. this is the festival of families concert and live pictures coming to us from dublin's stadium. the first day of pope frances today tour of ireland. tomorrow he will be heading to cou nty tomorrow he will be heading to county mayo to the shrine and he will also be taking part in the world meeting of families mass. earlier this evening we heard he spent 19 minutes with eight survivors of hierarchal sexual abuse. anita is there for us. she's in dublin. thank you very much. as we continue to look at these images of pope frances's arrival at the park stadium we're getting a little bit more detailfrom park stadium we're getting a little bit m

and know what we are seeing is testimony from a number of families from around the world, notjust ireland, to mark this festival of families. i live in mumbai with my family. we have three beautiful children. i met nisha in college, we fell in love and have been married for 19 years. we got to spend very little time with the children because of work. we had to make a decision as to what would be the priority. by the grace of god, we understood his plan for us was of god, we understood his plan for us was to spend time with the family so we us was to spend time with the family so we took a decision that i would go part—time and it life changing. in mumbai and in india, technology plays a big part in connecting people. it goes a long way in entertainment and doing things quickly. while the internet offers a lot of opportunities that have lots of risks, but being together as a family and communicating values and how one to live helps to take best advantage of what is on far around the world. so what we have tried to deliver family is to cut off from technology time. when faced that just came out i wanted to be on

tonight is the festival of families, part of this world meeting of families gathering over the weekendw it seats about 75,000 people, we are told tonight and we are just starting to get the scale of the numbers of the people coming into the stadium just now. the pope will be arriving a little later on and will be giving a speech talking about the importance of family but alongside that it is very much a concert planned for this evening, with local performers, irish dancers and speakers around the world to. different families giving their testimony and also speaking about the importance of the union of family tonight. in the pope's speech to will be reflecting on some of his favourite things, the vulnerable, the homeless, some of the things he has made a priority in his papacy. expected about 75,000 people here this evening, this has been one of the biggest gatherings of the weekend but actually this is small numbers compared to what would be the culmination of the pope's visit this weekend because tomorrow some half a million people are expected for his mass in phoenix park. this is ex

this is the festival of families concert and live pictures coming to us from dublin's stadium. the first day of pope frances today tour of ireland. tomorrow he will be heading to cou nty tomorrow he will be heading to county mayo to the shrine and he will also be taking part in the world meeting of families mass. earlier this evening we heard he spent 19 minutes with eight survivors of hierarchal sexual abuse. anita is there for us. she's in dublin. thank you very much. as we continue to look at these images of pope frances's arrival at the park stadium we're getting a little bit more detailfrom park stadium we're getting a little bit more detail from the vatican on that meeting which lasted for 90 minutes as you say with eight

us day one of the pope's two day visit to ireland the then the crowds are gathering for the festival of families what's the visit been like so far. this is really the climax of day one it's the end of the festival of families that's been taking place over the course of the entire week here in dublin it's a major global church event that takes place every three years croke park is one of the main stadiums in the irish capital we have a long standing link with the catholic community in dublin and we're expecting crowds possibly in excess of seventy thousand people here the pope will speak address the crowd to roughly an hour and three quarters time before that we are expecting celebrations all sorts of different performances so he clearly as you can probably understand he has been welcomed we've seen vast crowds lining the route as he drove through the center of the city but there are also undoubtedly demonstrations planned over the course of this week and a large one particularly on sunday although the pope has gone perhaps further than any other religious leader in the catholic church in address

very much the focus of his visit, this festival of families, the world meeting of families that is takinglace and dublin. with neither theologian father eamon conway. we spoke earlier today as well. —— with me, the theologian. so on the thursday of this visit, we we re so on the thursday of this visit, we were chatting earlier, and you are saying how he was very much bringing the church into family life, but in the church into family life, but in the actions of everyday life, that is where the church is at? his key m essa 9 es is where the church is at? his key messages beyond the words he spoke today. what really matters in the churches family life in the ordinary circumstances of everyday. hopes, bishops, priests, cardinals, they are not the most important people in the church. a sin for pope francis is what he calls clericalism, thinking that priests have some kind of priority pass to holiness. that is in the everyday circumstances of everyday life, making a cup of tea, saying we are sorry, showing forgiveness and being open to correction, the ordinary, everyday moments of human life.

some live pictures from dublin where pope francis is about to speak at an event called the festival of families as is a trip to ireland continues these are live pictures have been celebrations they're dancing earlier the leader of the catholic church met eight survivors of clerical abuse the meeting we understand lasted about ninety minutes and speaking not long after his arrival for the two day trip to ireland pope francis expressed pain and shame over the failure of the church to protect children from peter five priests whose crimes have long been covered up by the senior by senior church figures the pope stopped short however of offering a public apology advocates for irish abuse survivors have rejected the remarks as an act of defection and is also anger in ireland over the church's treatment of women in the magazine laundries where unwed mothers were kept as virtual slaves and their babies were sent for adoption and again live pictures there from dublin. as the pope's a two day visit to ireland continues we will continue to cover it here on al-jazeera course throughout the evening and tomo

thousands of people lined the streets to greet the pontiff, who'll be at a festival later to celebrate familyife. our religion editor, martin bashir, is in dublin. good evening. yes, pope francis who is 81 years of age has kept up a pretty hectic schedule today. it began at the presidential residence, moved on to dublin castle and then saint mary's pro cathedral. all of that having flown in from italy. departing from rome at 8:30 this morning, pope francis made his customary visit to the cargo of correspondents and camera crews on board, including the bbc. martin bashir, the bbc. unlike the last papal visit, when popejohn paul kissed the runway, francis deployed a smile and a wave. music. his first visit was to the residence of president michael d higgins. he moved on to a meeting of civil leaders and the diplomatic corps, and it was here at dublin castle that the taoiseach, leo varadkar, raised the issue of child sexual abuse that has threatened to dominate the visit. these wounds are still open, and there is much to be done to bring about justice and truth and healing for the victims and su

of course, is the family. it really has been the key theme of today, because this is the official reason for the pope being here, to take part in this event, this festival in the catholic church. it is an event organised every three years, with dublin hosting the event this time round. we saw the pope and one of dublin‘s cathedrals earlier, talking about marriage, talking about lifelong commitment, about how to bring children up in the catholic faith and with catholic values, as he met in gauge to and newly married couples —— engaged and newly married, and a couple who have recently celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. he said you could fling plates at each other, so long as you make up before the end of the day. that was his advice to couples and the congregation there laughed. they responded to him very warmly, as indeed we are seeing on the faces of the crowd at croke park tonight, as they watched this, the latest in a series of films they are being shown from around the world, beginning with a family from india a little while ago. and then here are dublin castle where i am talking to you from, after he had been to visit the irish president m

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>>> all right, live pictures out of dublin where the pope just arrived at the festival of families. ed there at the stadium. while the crowds here are large, along the streets earlier, they were considerably thin. much thinner than previous papal visits. the church still reeling from shocking sex abuse allegations which many have said have not been properly handled by the vatican. >>> and our other top stories include the wife of senator john mccain tweeting this today. the entire mccain family is overwhelmed by the outpouring of love and support from around the world. her tweet coming just a day after the family announced the senator is halting treatment for brain cancer. >>> and the former head of the center for disease control is facing charges for forcibly touching a woman. dr. thomas friedman is accused of grabbing the woman without her consent at a party at his home in october. he was arrested on friday and faces three charges. he's been released on his recognizance. >>> and elon musk is giving up on his plans to move tesla private. musk said the sudden change in heart came fro

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he spoke about the importance of families, and of course, he will be presiding over an event at copartner later this evening call the festivalmilies. but he also alluded to the historical conflict with northern ireland. it was expected at one time that the pope would cross the border and visit northern ireland as part of this visit. that hasn't happened, despite a number of catholic priests urging the pope to come to northern ireland. but it may be expected that he will make that trip in the future. part of the suggestion was that he only has two days here, with a packed schedule of events and will not be crossing the border. but he was trying to reach out to families. something pope francis is known for is his desire to reach out to the vulnerable. we will see throughout the weekend how his messages are received and how well he is able to resonate with the public of modern—day ireland. well he is able to resonate with the public of modern-day ireland. emma vardy in dublin, thank you for that analysis. pope francis is on his way to his next engagement. he has been speaking at dublin castle. it has emptied out now and he is m

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in the last hour, pope francis has been speaking at the festival of families concert in dublin — as he his two—day visit to ireland. the pontiff spoke about the importance of peacemaking and forgiveness in families. earlier, the pope spent an hour—and—a—half talking to eight people who suffered sexual or institutional abuse by catholic clergy in ireland. the irish prime minister, leo varadkar, has called on pope francis to listen to survivors of abuse at the hands of the church, at the start of the pontiff's visit to ireland. mr varadkar said the wounds of scandals such as the clerical sexual abuse of children were still open. in place of christian charity, forgiveness and compassion, far too often there was judgment, severity and cruelty. in particular towards women and children and those on the margins. magdalene laundries, mother and baby homes, industrial schools, illegal adoptions and clerical child abuse are stains on our state, our society and also the church. people kept in dark corners behind closed doors. cries for help that went unheard. and these wounds are still open. and

times but certainly from the people i was speaking to from the events that croke park, the festival of familiesng these comments and acknowledging what had happened and i think that day two of the trip, the tone shifted to more contrite and apologetic than the day before. i think that for many people it is too little, too late, but i know some people at least appreciate that the comments were made finally. particularly survivors groups, what are they expecting and hoping for from people after this visit, because for them this is just the beginning? certainly abuses the sort of thing that you carry with you through your entire life. many victims across both jurisdiction through your entire life. many victims across bothjurisdiction is only ireland want action taken by the vatican. they want priests who have been complicit in abuse removed from their rules, they want the release of all the papers that the vatican could release to give them the truth and justice that they seek. i don't think there's one and suffered everybody. people want different things, but certainly the pressure will be mainta

it is the repeated theme, this is the world festival of families, it is about the small gestures of lovehe small gestures of love and care in our everyday lives, particularly in the family. last night he mentioned the phrase of an irish priest, the family that preys together stays together. the importance simply of making sure that our home is a safe place of sanctuary and love, and of course no family is perfect, no family is a lwa ys family is perfect, no family is always a place of love, but pope francis reminding us to nurture that and let that grow. and the other big theme of this visit is that the church is also a safe place for families to be in, especially for children. very much so, i don't think it is going to be a major theme here, and he mentioned it very strongly this morning at knock shrine. he used words such as the open wounds that need to be treated with truth and justice, very strong words indeed which were very welcome. so, people continuing to pour into this area. father eamon, you remember pope john paul this area. father eamon, you remember popejohn paul ii's visit

and last night, a distinctly irish display at the festival of families at croke park, as 65,000 peopleak about the importance of family and the strain social media can place on relationships. but away from crowds and the bright lights, pope francis has come face—to—face with the trauma that the churches scandals have left behind. he spent 90 minutes yesterday evening meeting with eight survivors of clerical abuse, amongst them was father was patrick mccafferty from belfast, who said the pope had a clear view of the issues facing the church in ireland. he was addressing a terrible reality and described it as filth, and as his predecessor pope benedict said in the year 2005, talked about such filth in the church, the pope used an even more graphic way of describing it and it was language that was very clear. later today, the pope will travel to a holy shrine in nock in the west of ireland, before returning to dublin where he will deliver mass to half a million people in phoenix park. wherever he goes, his words and actions are sure to be scrutinised intently, as he balances meeting the f

juxtaposition of two things, one that if you spend time in croke park in dublin where there is a festival of familiesyou were at phoenix park this afternoon with pope francis, if you were along the motorcade route, there was genuine enthusiasm and jov- there was genuine enthusiasm and joy. there was a sense that the pope's presents with a shot in the arm of what is a fairly beleaguered catholic community but on the other hand all throughout the 32 hours of this trip and of course it is not quite over yet, there has been, not only have there been literal storm clouds in dublin in the sense that the weather has been dreadful today but metaphorical ones in the weight of the clerical sexual abuse scandals in the recent revelations we have seen in the run—up to this trip and during half hung over this trip. and to some extent i think diminished the atmosphere of celebration one might otherwise expect. a lot of the tension will dou btless expect. a lot of the tension will doubtless see in the newspapers tomorrow and broadcasters around the world as they picked the story up as they wake up, in the states an

first day of the pope's visit the culmination of several days of a conference call to the festival of families of course the pope's visit here is or . brings with it a tremendous amount of joy for believers around seventy percent of the population even today class themselves as being catholic although many of those who define themselves as culturally catholic because the religion is still very much part of violence identity is still very much part of its d.n.a. but the country has changed in recent years especially since the last pope's visit here in one nine hundred seventy nine it's become increasingly more and more secular and also civil society has become increasingly more emboldened to are some serious questions about the church's conduct in the past particularly when it comes to allegations of abuse there are according to the church's own internal documents or than thirteen hundred priests that have been accused of abuse here since one nine hundred seventy five but very few convictions of people believe that the pope should have done more to bring those guilty to account he has as you sa

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is fairly strong language from pope francis, he used stronger language last night during a festival of familiesf color spanish term to refer to what you may loosely translate as the filth in the church that the clerical sexual abuse scandals represent. all of the statements of sensitivity and resolve are welcome. the pope met with victims, it was widely expected that it was well received. on the other hand, it has to be said that there's a strong critical edge in the reaction to people of ireland. people will say, they have heard this sore of thing before. they have heard popes and other senior church officials apologize for the sexual abuse crisis and acknowledge the gravity of what happened. what they are waiting for is concrete action that is what precisely what the pope will do. specifically on the accountab accountability of the crime and cover-up, holding bishops and other senior officials responsible when they are aware of abuse charges and fail to act. to date, pope francis has not offered new details on that front. and therefore, i would say that, host people i have spoken to here woul

tonight in the park he will celebrate a festival of families.ou'll see some real enthusiasm there. tomorrow in dublin's phoenix park he will celebrate an open-air mass that is estimated to draw probably around 500,000 people. but that said, clearly, the elephant in the room on this trip are those sexual abuse scandals. and of course, that would be true under any set of circumstances. ireland has had, arguably, the deepest and most painful clerical abuse scandal anywhere in the world. but if you add in the recent context, that blistering grand jury report from pennsylvania, identifying more than 300 predator priests and more than 1,000 child victims over a 70-year span, the horrific revelations we have seen coming out of the nation of chile, the scandals involving former cardinal theodore mccarrick in the united states. in that context, it is absolutely unavoidable that pope francis is going to have to engage this issue, victor and christi, early and often. >> and engage with some of the victims. the vatican confirmed that the pope would have thi

and last night, a distinctly irish display at the festival of families at croke park, as 65,000 peopleto hear the pope speak about the importance of family and the strain social media can place on relationships. but away from crowds and the bright lights, pope francis has come face—to—face with the trauma that the churches scandals have left behind. he spent 90 minutes yesterday evening meeting with eight survivors of clerical abuse, amongst them was father was patrick mccafferty from belfast, who said the pope had a clear view of the issues facing the church in ireland. he was addressing a terrible reality and described it as filth, and as his predecessor pope benedict said in the year 2005, talked about such filth in the church, the pope used an even more graphic way of describing it and it was language that was very clear. later today, the pope will travel to a holy shrine in nock in the west of ireland, before returning to dublin where he will deliver mass to half a million people in phoenix park. wherever he goes, his words and actions are sure to be scrutinised intently, as he ba

of a big festival. the descendants of rock. celebrating with his whole family. the event begins with deceased family members being dug up outsiders might find it rather unusual but it's quite normal in madagascar where ancestors are taken out of their graves every few years to honor them. the turning of the bones ritual called from a deanna is the most important festival amongst the marina people in the highlands of madagascar and a celebration. after a short while the burial chamber has been opened. no is the grandson of the teased . he and the other men ferry the dead back up to the surface. but there is confusion over identifying the bodies after all they don't want to mix up old aunts uncles parents and children. but finally the ancestors repton rafi have mats are brought up into the daylight. it might seem macabre to european sensibilities but in madagascar they have no fear of contact with the dead. the women now have their ancestors resting on their laps it's a fleeting moment of sadness among the otherwise festive atmosphere. the mats are now labelled to

many people experience that last night, as well, at the world meeting of families festival. archbishop of the diocese of tuam is very persuasive. and francis did not need much persuading because of his personal devotion to our lady. and popes do honour national basilicas and shrines if they can. we have two in ireland, a place of pilgrimage in ireland, in the north—west, lough deargh. perhaps next time he will go there. there was mention from the irish prime minister that there could be a future visit which would include northern ireland. there does seem to be some impetus behind this idea. there does. in the global catholic world of 1.2 billion, we are a small island on the periphery of europe. but this visit is about issues of reconciliation. we have a story to tell, although we are bowed down at the moment, we have a story to tell about peace and reconciliation and what we are learning from overcoming mutual problems and religious difficulties. he spoke about that at this speech in dublin yesterday. he has referred to that a number of times. i suspect there will be some w

and the world festival of families in philadelphia. what was it like sharing a stage with her?er. debbie sledge and kim sledge of the group sister sledge paying tribute to aretha franklin. here's sarah with a look at this morning's weather from a rather stunning location... good morning charlie and rachel, and you're on the top of severndroog castle in greenwich, with a beautiful 360 degrees panoramic view of london, this has to be one of the best he's come you can see all the major landmarks and seven different counties on a clear day from the top of the castle. 15 years ago some local residents said the group to help protect the castle. it has been fully restored since then with help from the heritage lottery fund. it's been open to the public since 2014. you can see for miles, glorious blue skies in london. a changeable picture over the next few days, quite cloudy and breezy today, some rain in the north and the west but it will stay driest and warmest with some sunshine in the south—east. we had a cold front yesterday that brought heavy rain across england and wales, that i

but she was absolutely a part of the motown family and participated in many of the festivities that wer. people like smokey robinson, the temptations, those were her brothers. so for us to honor her and to mourn her as the rest of the world, is only appropriate. >> and what will the museum do to be part of that remembrance? >> so we will be playing aretha's music all weekend. people come from all over the world. we will be celebrating her life, her legacy by playing her music. visitors will have an opportunity to write their own memories and notes of condolence to the family. and we will make that book of all of those comments from all over the world available to her family. >> let me ask you a personal question. what did aretha franklin mean to you? >> oh, my gosh. again, as motown, or detroit, royalty and music royalty, i think she encourages everyone, and myself included, just to strive for excellence, to strive to be the best. >> robin terry, ceo of the motown museum, appreciate your thoughts today. best of luck as you try to remember this remarkable woman, icon of your city, icon

festival? really important, because a lot of festivals are unnecessarily accommodating families and kids, so ithing for everyone, it is notjust the kids who will enjoy it, i think all the parents will hopefully like it as well. where is your third member? he missed his alarm. this is a bit early for him. it's not early, it is nine o'clock in the morning! i have been up since five. pull your socks i been up since five. pull your socks up! best of luck for later, hope you meet lots of fans here. just before we go, i wanted to show you. behind there is a pyramid of toilet roll, and that is part of the saturday mash up challenge. it's called the brush off. you basically push the trolley into the toilet roll, and if you get one of the toilet rolls into the trolley, you win. it is all going on here, it is going to be a far fantastic weekend. ricky, you do know that we have been itching to see you with the gunge? u nfortu nately itching to see you with the gunge? unfortunately there is not enough to go around this morning, so i am escaping that as well. he has got all the excuses, hasn't he? he got ou

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speaking during a two day visit to ireland and the pope wrapped up the first day of his trip with a speech at a family festival held in a stadium in dublin before that he met eight survivors of clerical religious and institutional abuse scandals have rocked the catholic church and are dominating the first papal visit to ireland in thirty nine years they've barker reports from dublin. the pope's visit to ireland at this moment to cry. i system the catholic church was always going to set the global agenda on how the vatican tackles its legacy of child sex abuse and pope francis didn't waste any time. number so we going to show. i cannot fail to acknowledge the great scandal caused in ireland by the abuse of young people by members of the church charge of the responsibility for that metatron education the failure of ecclesiastical authorities to adequately address these repugnant crimes has rightly given rise to outrage i myself share the sentiments ireland's prime minister has been at the helm of social reforms in the country including the recent popular vote to legalize abortion long prohibited by the catholic

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and then of course had a lot of great films this year the festivals films range from mike leigh's historical drama peterloo to alfonzo cooldowns roman about the life of a family in mexico city in the early one nine hundred seventy s. vendors florian hunk of marx never look away the family drama which is nominated for best. foreign language film at next year's oscars is in competition for the golden lion. venice is the oldest film the first of all and for me the most important one is one that understands well the vagaries of history up it can't. be an exhibition is being held to mark the festival seventy fifth anniversary it all began back in one thousand nine hundred thirty two dr jekyll and mr hyde back then miscellanies fascist dictatorship left us mark then came italian the areolas in one thousand nine hundred sixty four michelangelo antonioni won the golden lion in the one nine hundred eighty s. germans or actors were successful at venice i dream vendors with the state of things became synonymous with art house cinema and vicious but not very glamorous but that all changed in twenty twelve artistic director alberto barbera i think that american cinema sti

but certainly, from people i was speaking to that were at the various sort of events, at the park, the world, the family festivalng that he was making these comments, that he was acknowledging what had happened, and i think that they two of the trip, the tone shifted more to more contrite, more apologetic than the day before —— day two. for many people it is too little, too late, but i know for some people they at least appreciate that the comments were made, finally. particularly survivors' groups, what are they expecting and hoping forfrom the groups, what are they expecting and hoping for from the pope after this visit? because for them, this is just the beginning, isn't it? yes, well certainly abuse is the sort of thing that you carry with you for your entire lifetime, so the many victims and, you know, across both jurisdictions on the island, what action taken by the vatican, they wa nt action taken by the vatican, they want priests who have been complicit in abuse removed from their roles. they want the release of all the papers that the vatican could release to give them the truth and justice that they se

around 150 people were on their way to the capital kabul to meet their families for the muslim festival ofee big passenger buses at least carrying 50 passengers each were diverted by the taliban from the northeast of afghanistan, a taliban controlled area. although most of the passengers have been released, there are still some passengers left with the taliban. local security officials say there is an operation ongoing in the area to release the remaining passengers. the ambush happened just a few hours after the afghan president ashraf ghani offered the taliban a three—month ceasefire, which they rejected. this map shows the taliban presence in the country as of last month. you can see that most of the country is in green, which means "under government control or influence". red represents areas where insurgent groups are in control or have influence, and the mustard colour shows contested areas. but the taliban have launched several fierce attacks in recent weeks, including in kabul and ghazni. let‘s hear from shoaib sharifi again. he‘s got more on the offer of a ceasefire. since the ann

is also known as the festival of sacrifice and it marks the end of the pilgrimage. throughout the muslim world families mock the holiday a coming together to pray eat and to exchange gifts. so to come here on the out as their news hour in sport most etc korea is unified basketball team at the asian games andy will be here with that story. still. be told the sun rose. the sting. rays from the troops is the name one of which i recorded a regular regular music it's really kind of trip for a very young age it may come from jamaica but i feel that. it talks about just the quality. and there's a break in music i think. that's the rather that it's right especially for a good thing this is kind of all the right wing assault on our freedom to ask questions and freedom of expression and people you know are being students teachers activists filmmakers rights it's all of that if they do this on the forest and people on the street see the protests it's just our doorstep so in whichever way i'd like some attempts to contribute something it's. and is here now with the flow of these thank you so much twenty eight goal

festival. we are sending all our love to paul chuckle and the rest of the family and, for the last time, to me, lost my theatrical partner of many, many years and my very best friend." the entertainer, there — barry chuckle, who's died at the age of 73. we'll be taking our usual in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers tony grew and caroline frost — that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30. now it's time for a look at the weather. mostly sunny, but not everywhere? two exactly that. a weekend of contrasts. the sunshine and once again feeling very warm is not hot across england and wales, and a fine end through the day here in lincolnshire. the changes are afoot to be weakened. it was start to pressure by day and by night soon. an increasing chance of showers, particularly midweek onwards. and also some sunshine. we will see sunshine into monday under this area of high pressure. though the melton west, these fronts, bringing outbreaks of rain in the past few hours, piggery to western and northern parts of scotland, which has become persistent heavy. it is the same for northern ireland.

around the world are celebrating the festival of but for syrian refugees in turkey only a small number will be able to go home to be with family and friends has more from istanbul the pres marking the start of. all as it's known in turkey a time for devotion giving thanks and for sharing among communities. and stumbles fati district it's a bittersweet experience home to one of the largest syrian refugee populations in the city so much so that it's known as a damascus bazaar dotted with shops and cafes that are remind us of a country they want new before wall forced them to leave hey ahmad martini has added to that mix he owns a shop in the heart of the community selling traditional syrian sweets and this week it's an especially busy time as many customers yun the flavors of home. the idea of eve this to bring people together but like a lot of syrians we are alone many of our families are still back home or scattered all over the place. we have a generation of children who had no idea about the joyful celebrations we had back in syria during so we're making sure we pass on our traditions on to them and so the syrian community d

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