frances read, bbc news.y marks a year since mahsa amini — a young woman in iran — died in state custody after she'd been arrested by the country's morality police, allegedly for not wearing her veil properly. it sparked an uprising, led by women and girls demanding not just an end to the compulsory dress code but much wider freedoms. after several months the regime succeeded in crushing the protests but not the widespread desire for change. 0ur correspondent caroline hawley has been looking at whether things, 12 months on, have changed for women in iran. a warning — her report contains some distressing images. elahe had never taken part in protests before. now in exile in italy, she says that after mahsa amini's death, she felt compelled to take a stand. gunshot. that's the sound of the bullet that changed her life. she'd rushed to help young protesters who'd been shot while pulling down pictures of the supreme leader. she came here for medical treatment. surgeons removed the bullet from her head but couldn'

frances read reports. the crumbling of a concrete that simply wasn't made to last. raac was a post—war solution, now causing a headache for 21st—century britain. more than 100 schools in england have been told they need to close. labour has announced it will force the government to reveal a complete list of affected schools. and now calls for transparency on the scale of the problem and for fast solutions. it's been known for a while. what we've also known for a while is that there's been a real squeeze on school funding. my committee, again, has highlighted that repeatedly. and when you don't invest in maintenance and improvements in schools, you get these problems arising. but with raac, it's a systemic failure of the actual material used to build them. court buildings and hospitals too among those impacted. and internal nhs documents obtained by the sunday times suggest hospitals could be at risk of catastrophic collapse. the concerns about this have been swirling around for so long. truss had been trying to cope with the safety risks associated with raac for a l

frances read speaking to me earlier.n after two shootings in rotterdam. at least three people died in the attacks at a house and a medical centre. dutch police said the gunman was known to them. he was convicted of animal cruelty two years ago. anna holligan is in rotterdam with the latest. this is indeed where one of the shootings took place. the gunman went on a rampage year. the students, the doctors, the patients, were evacuated. notes were posted to some of the windows, people letting the emergency services know where they were. there were fears they would be stuck inside. he was eventually arrested underneath a helipad at the back of the hospital. there have been photos shared on social media of a man in combat gear being engulfed. in terms of the mood, it is interesting. you might be able to hear some students in the background. this is one of the main student hubs in rotterdam. although students at the university medical centre have been given the day off, there are other students around here and they are clearly

frances read has the latest. people are dead and many more thousands are missing. between these buildings, the signs of ordinary life now turned upside down or washed away. 30,000 are homeless and now danger of disease from contaminated water. aid is heading towards derna. the logistical challenges are enormous in a place where there is now no electricity, no water or fuel. only one of the seven access routes possible. to be able to move from the west part to the east part, before it was 15 kilometres. now it is 150 kilometres to be able to move from one side to the other of the city, and this is another complication. it has been five days since the flood, the work needed barely begun. but some help is already here. firefighters from italy have managed to reach the city, and teams from spain use dogs to search for survivors. from the air, the path of this deadly flood has reduced the landscape to bare bones. this place is uniquely difficult. years of civil war has torn the country apart, its infrastructure left t

frances read reports. the crumbling of a concrete that simply wasn't made to last.n 100 schools in england have been told they need to close. labour has announced it will force the government to reveal a complete list of affected schools. and now calls for transparency on the scale of the problem and for fast solutions. it's been known for a while.

frances read reports. the crumbling of a concrete that simply wasn't made to last.schools in england have been told they need to close. labour has announced it will force the government to reveal a complete list of affected schools. and now calls for transparency on the scale of the problem

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frances read has the latest.and many more thousands are missing. between these buildings, the signs of ordinary life now turned upside down or washed away.

live now to frances read in croydon. just bring us up—to—date with what we know so far?e with what we know so far?— just bring us up-to-date with what we know so far? yes, this is quite a fast moving — we know so far? yes, this is quite a fast moving investigation. - we know so far? yes, this is quite a fast moving investigation. in - we know so far? yes, this is quite a fast moving investigation. in the . fast moving investigation. in the last couple of hours police have given us more details. they say the 17—year—old who was arrested within an hour or so after the incident has now been charged with murder and possession of a knife. that 17—year—old will appear here at croydon youth court, croydon magistrates, here in south london later today. magistrates, here in south london latertoday. he magistrates, here in south london later today. he has not being named for legal reasons. that is quite normal at this stage for such proceedings. we are not expecting a name any time soon. officers have released more details of the investigation and a little bit more of their involv

frances read has more. the crumbling of a concrete that simply was not made to last.n. more than 100 schools in britain have been told they need to close, labour has announced it will the government to reveal a complete list of affected schools and now calls for transparency on the scale of the problem and forfar solutions. tt’s the scale of the problem and forfar solutions.— forfar solutions. it's been known for _ forfar solutions. it's been known for a _ forfar solutions. it's been known for a while - forfar solutions. it's been known for a while and i forfar solutions. it's been l known for a while and what forfar solutions. it's been i known for a while and what we have known for a while as there is a squeeze on school funding, and when you do not invest in maintenance and improvements in schools you get these problems arising but with raac it is a systemic failure of the material used to build them. hospital buildings and court buildings among those affected. an internal documents obtained by the sunday times suggest hospitals could be at risk of catastrophic col

our correspondent frances read is here to explain. currently banned, and at the moment, it's unclear what the exact rules would be if a ban came in. in fact, only four breeds in the uk are banned under the 1991 dangerous dogs act. they are the pit bull terrier, the japanese tosa, tosa, the dogo argentino and the fila brasileiro. so how does banning a dog work in practice? well, the prime minister says that xl bullies need to be defined as a breed before they can be banned under the dangerous dogs act. neither the international canine federation, nor the kennel club have recognised or accepted the american bully into their registry as a purebred dog. so what would the punishment be for owning one? the police or the local council can take a dog away for investigation and decide whether it could be a danger to the public. in some circumstances — or where there's already been a serious offence — the dog could be destroyed. owners found to commit serious offences could be fined, or even face prison for up to 1a years, if a person was kille

our correspondent frances read has more on suella braverman's plans.g an attack on an 11—year—old girl in birmingham so west midlands police are investigating after a girl and two men who intervened were injured in an incident this weekend. the injuries are not life—threatening but ms braverman said it is appalling and has commissioned this urgent advice on banning them. responsibility of adding dogs to the banned list is actually for different and the environment secretary and they have been concerns about the feasibility of adding the american boehly —— defra charities of the rspca have been pushing to an end to breed specific bands which they say lead to thousands of animals being put down unnecessarily. instead, they want to focus on individual actions and dangerous owners. you're live with bbc news. now to the story that made headlines over the weekend. russia has termed the g20 summit held in india a success. the wording of the joint declaration around the war in ukraine has been substantially watered down compared to what it was after last year'

live now to frances read who's at a school in north west london.?— what's the situation at the school you are near? it has been a mixed resonse you are near? it has been a mixed response from _ you are near? it has been a mixed response from the _ you are near? it has been a mixed response from the school- you are near? it has been a mixed response from the school year, i you are near? it has been a mixed| response from the school year, we are trying to identify exactly the situation it is in but what we know is it is one of the hundred and 47 schools which is currently on this list. hundred and four in england currently confirmed to have classrooms and other buildings that have had to close because of our aac. and some schools in scotland and wales. that number could rise, thatis and wales. that number could rise, that is what we understand at the moment. 13 schools on the list had rebuilding projects cancelled is backin rebuilding projects cancelled is back in 2010. they had been earmarked for rebuilding under the labour government scheme which w

frances read has more. crumbling of a concrete that simply wasn't made to last. raac was a postwar solution, now causing a headache for 21st—century britain. more than 100 schools in britain have been told they need to close. labour has announced it will force the government to reveal a complete list of affected schools, and now calls for transparency on the scale of the problem and for fast solutions. it's been known for a while and what we have also known for a while is there is a squeeze on school funding, and my committee has highlighted that repeatedly, and my committee has highlighted that and when you don't invest in maintenance and improvements in schools you get these problems arising but with raac it's a systemic failure of the actual material used to build them. hospital buildings and court buildings among those impacted and internal documents obtained by the sunday times suggest hospitals could be at risk of catastrophic collapse. the concerns about this have been swirling around for so long. tr

aggressive nationalism and discrimination based on nationality and demands official changes from france . read india in the report alexey kovkov. the final day itself is the leaders of the g20 delegation began at the gandhi memorial . sergei lavrov is presented with a scarf by the indian prime minister. from fabric, to khadi it is made from cotton by hand , gandit kal himself and called for using it instead of imported english one. the british sunok also received the same symbol of the struggle for independence of india. while the leaders were taking off their shoes to go to the vidoda fashion memorial, and scholz chose to go barefoot, and biden was wearing white slippers, the world press was comprehending the summit declaration, which contains a ukrainian paragraph and there is no condemnation of russia, while the document was signed by all, including western countries, that they wanted to see condemnation so bad. why did they agree? but maybe has your conscience woken up? well, in general, to be honest, we did not expect the indicators that here it is called the ukrainian paragraph. uh, it’s

frances read reports.eky smile and cheeky sense of humour. that's probably the thing i miss most about him. tom parfitt, in his father's words. tom killed himself two years ago, but it's cases like tom's that many say could have been prevented. and now the government in england has set out more than 100 actions as part of a strategy to reduce the numbers of those taking their own lives. with tom's case, he was an extremely bright young man. he was studying philosophy at st andrew's university, a straight—a student. however, he was also diagnosed as autistic. his autism made him very open to being influenced online. the government has set out several groups of people who will be targeted in particular with this strategy, and i welcome that. with something like this previously, would it have helped tom, would it have helped your family? yes — without doubt, it would have helped tom. i guess, for me, we need to see how effective it's going to be. i think that it's a very challenging space. 5,000 people in eng

me what is happening now in yerevan, which you have already started talking about, today... in france, i readormation that in the morning, i mean, around 11 o'clock, it was that at least 140 people have already been detained at the morning rally, here is the situation in armenia itself with these rallies, protest actions, how dangerous is it, well, i won’t say the explosion is dangerous, but how threatening it is for pashinyan and threatening for armenia, well, look, i'll repeat myself, now the armenians are awake. whose opinion i am rebroadcasting now, they understand that with all, let's say, questions, they, they have accumulated a lot , a lot has accumulated, actually armenians before nikol pashinyan, now in these conditions, the demolition of nikol pashinyan, it is not a question of surname and preferences, it the issue of the destruction of state institutions, and the very existence of the armenian state is put at risk, armenia understands that, further, everything will depend on how the security and defense sector, the vertical, the military, the security forces as far as they subordin

our correspondent frances read joins us now from croydon. gation? this is a very fast moving investigation at the moment. the 17—year—old boy you heard about who was arrested an hour after this incident happened was known to the victim but police are trying to work out the circumstances of that at the moment. forensic teams have also been working while a postmortem examination has duty been held yesterday as well. —— is due to have been yesterday. that is expected to continue today, the investigation, to piece together what has happened here. separately here at the moment a community is wondering how on earth could something like this happen. a 15—year—old girl stabbed in broad daylight in her school uniform on the way to school. i think that's what people are finding so difficult to comprehend at the moment. police, paramedics and the airambulance moment. police, paramedics and the air ambulance could not save her, such were the extent of the horrendous injuries. flowers and cards have been left, more overnight since those vigils as well. th

the offer wasn't great in england, but i tried to go france i read great in england, but i tried to glbookasz i read great in england, but i tried to glbook fwasz horrifically a book which was so horrifically detailed about factory farming and it involved that i was and what it involved that i was absolutely we were on holiday in near toulouse and there was so little that you could eat that was that was veggie. it wasn't even full vegan. it was just chips and wine. yeah, exactly. so that didn't last very long. i may getting better . so that didn't last very long. i may getting better. north may be getting better. north south divide news now. chris skudder in the mirror. it may be grim up north, but at least you can to it all can afford to drink it all fuzzy. can afford to drink it all fuz.that's right . the real north >> that's right. the real north south huge south divide shows huge difference is paying more difference in who is paying more for kebabs beer. you'll for kebabs and beer. and you'll be to hear that it's be stunned to hear that it's more expensive in london. what i know , appa

our correspondent frances read reports. a tally rising. further investigations under way. yesterday, criticism aimed at the uk government from holyrood itself, saying their engagement had been insulting. it is totally unacceptable that uk ministers prioritise briefing the media before alerting or sharing crucial information with devolved governments, in what can only be described as a complete dereliction of duty. the education secretary, gillian keegan, said the uk government was expediting surveys so it could be confident settings were safe. others say the burden should be shared. so i think there has to be responsibility taken from both governments, and i think it would be pertinent to say that education is devolved in scotland. but certainly the information that has come forward since the problem has been made aware to local authorities has been robust. in england, deadline day for schools to send in their mandatory questionnaires about raac being present in buildings. the department for education said 5% of schools were yet to respond

read gregory, born in france, united a previously friction literal, co national team, a squad and fan base that had struggled with it. so identity embraced it's mostly cultural. make up the i've been says want me to play, is it become one family, you know, and that's great harmony among them on the page is it that one person with their players who speak the range of the rock in arabic, those who speak a northern but dialects and those who use a southern pilot and 14 of the 26 players out the world cup was born in europe to american parents. they were 4 and friends and that's all in spring. and midland, also about the americans. they are 100 percent for you guys. the brent with them. this kind of looking for a density at the center of the squad. however, there are common things, tried to morocco and shed cultural values. family respects and also works the street in volumes, i guess. most sho, africans, arabs and muslims can see themselves in this teen. and a fan stole the show at the top will come within the neutral hots of millions. with the chanting drumming, and passion. set up the

read gregory bone in france, united a previously fraction neural co national team. a squadron fan base that had struggled with its identity, embraced its multicultural, make up. and they've been says we're going to try is it become one family, right? you know, and there's great harmony among them on the page. is it that one person loan uh with their players who speak the rage up and the rock in arabic, those who speak a northern but dialects and those who use a southern pilot and full team of the 26 players out the world cup was born in europe, to morocco and parents. they were born in friends and that's all in spring. and midland, also about the americans. they are 100 percent more if you guys the brings with them this kind of lifting votes. it doesn't stay at the center of the squad. however, there are common things, tried to morocco, and shed cultural values. family respects and also works the street in volumes, i guess, times the most show africans. arabs and muslims can see themselves in this tape. and the fans stole the show at the top, will come within the ne

frances read, bbc news. 6:15am.us care failings, despite repeated warnings from coroners, bbc news has found. an investigation revealed more than 50 cases where health and social care authorities across england and wales were told to take action to prevent future deaths. it also found that issues flagged a decade ago are still being warned about now. 0ur reporter ruth clegg has been following the stories of two young autistic women. i'm saffron. and i have, um, a lot of problems, but that's not all about. i love rainbows, i love the colour yellow, and i really want to help people. this is saffie. we've been chatting for over six months now. we chat via video call, video message, like the one that you've seen here. she's autistic, she's bold, and she's ambitious. but she's also been in and out of mental health units for the past nine years. i mean, hospital, like, really sucks. i've been sectioned. there's been a lot of stress, and, um,it�*s hard, but i'm going to get through this and things are going to get better,

and also he tried to bring the good, think of the best think from every player read gregory born in france, united a previously friction literal, co national team, a squad and fan base that had struggled with it. so identity embraced it's more as he called, dro, may come and they've been says we're going to try is it become one family, you know, and that's great harmony among them on the page. is it that one person with their players who speak the rage of the rock in arabic, those who speak a northern but dialect, and those who use a southern pilot and 14 of the 26 players out the world cup was born in europe, american parents. they were born and friends and it's all in spain and midland, also about the american. they are 100 percent board guys. they bring with them this kind of looking for a don't stay at the center of the squad. however, there are common themes, tried to morocco, and shed cultural values. family respects and also works the street in volumes, i guess, times the most show africans. arabs and muslims can see themselves in this tape. and the fans stole the show at the time,

pies at prestigious european competitions, useful, the style is a permanent place in france , i didn’t bother to read’s shmoz, and lay out the whole course. this is the whole of europe giving up for nato , one and a half words from the english doctor clouston. but why should we piss on our good mother, how do they take yards to shit on the moon? sophia fell off, what for a tender confession? yes, it will help her to wear out the brother of the exhibitor from russia, the rent refusal of the minister of the people's sveta of the russian empire kavalevskaya, and my daughter will laugh, try the pershingins will be admitted to the university , the mentor was helped by the mentor, he was sure that the track was g1 swedish professor. gustav mita blehller is young and ask frau sophia from stockholm to post at the recently created private university, and povyazkova umova is in charge of the swedish mob kavalevskaya, learned it in 2-3 days, the thirtieth studio of 18804 and the second date, on this day the zhanshina pershinyu became a professor of mathematics and ascended to the university department. how to g

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we remember him very well, it was the first time he met his face, mehdi zahor , i want to read my fate, franced willing, you will also be positive at home, international starch to deal with sand and dust storms and dust from tomorrow it will be held in tehran for two days. representatives of about 50 countries and 15 international organizations will be present in this meeting. the head of the environmental protection organization announced that iran presented two plans in this meeting to reduce dust in the country. in this meeting, we have a basic one, the previous year's meeting to a dust area, which caused the creation of a regional environmental organization, the formation of the regional secretariat fund, one of which is to confirm that it will happen , god willing. south and southwest of the country and northeast and northeast and north east and east of the islamic republic of iran and provided is considered as a very good achievement that the countries are required to take action on issues related to dust reduction both in their own country and the regional fund. to define common plans f

france. she says, this reading wasn't surprising to this decision is a purely disappointing and full sorts of what it is a stake end. but at the same time, it's completely expected. it simply endorses the government's position, it has been doing several times already. and i think that the most striking thing is that the decision is motivated by very few reasons. the court, which is the highest jury section and false, and the equivalent of the us supreme court is supposed to be the warranty for, from them until the rights in front. and i think that with this decision, the only thing that the can say to the or the court, the french, the court has validated, is to cover the muslim students and the harassment that they will be subjected to underground. hello again, the secretary has been weaponized. it's supposed to and it's supposed to ensure that every citizen has the right to been to believe and also to express its belief . but at some point, the low, the secretary is lower than the 19 o. 5 low has been again and again use misuse to, to, to control listening, women's body and to, to, to contro

italy and france published their reading this morning as well.ny's inflation figure has dropped to its lowest level in two years softening way more than expected. on the surface that might be good news but is it really? bloomberg's oliver crook in berlin all over that story. when we see a deceleration like that, it seems like good news, but is it? or is it an early sign of a recession? >> both can be true. in one sense it is good news about inflation coming down but there is a spuriousness in this figure. we are down from 6.4% which feels dramatic. part of that was do to the base effect. last year they did this crazy, very intense subsidy on train travel within germany were you paid nine euros once a month, took a train anywhere in germany. that was june through august and that went out in september. september surged and now it comes back down. a be the figures. the question is going forward, energy is going to be one of the main focuses. let's not forget, still you have 25 percent of russian gas going through pipelines that are still coming into

france. this morning, i read again the very moving messages of condolence which your excellencies, the presidents is thank you and thank the people of france for the great kindness you expressed to us and to all our people at a time of such sorrow. in the rich and complex tapestry of the relationship between france and the united kingdom, the golden thread which my mother was shot always shine forth. —— shall always shine forth. i wish for the continued inspiration to weave further bonds between our two countries with determination, with hope and with love. ladies and gentlemen, inspired and encouraged by my grandmother's and encouraged by my grandmother's and mother's example, france has been an essential part of the fabric of my own life for as long as i can remember. indeed as i have been astonished to discover, this is my 35th official visit to france. each and every time, i've been struck by the warmth of the welcome i have always received and by the immense good that can be accomplished when france and the united kingdom work together. now, on the occasion of my first state visit to france,

the lack of hospital beds in france , in addition to harassing the patients, has also exhausted the medical staff . it is necessary to readeport from the network to resolve this issue. france info logo the blood born of the nurses of the city limoges no longer knows what to say or how to get their words across to the authorities. a number of limour emergency nurses gathered here to talk about these problems and the stable situation has worsened. these pictures of patients from the emergency situation were taken this week. the situation has not changed since march 2022, they see this situation, they decide to accept that the patient stays in bed for 56 days and does not see the sun. park lee is the only way to attract people here you don't have to do it. the deputy of emergency, limo azan, combines disorder and crowding, which should increase the number of hospital beds. transportation in paris is especially unsafe for women. another report from the french network. and paris buses, people and worry can't use public transport in paris. this fear and worry has become a daily issue for some women. according to the paris newsp

france. should we be reading more into that?t, i think morocco has probably prioritised other donors and supporters and funders. then there is also the issue of how you co—ordinate these massive aid efforts that are coming into the country. and i think you know, if we continue to see, sort of the extended refusal by the moroccan government to accept aid from some of these countries where relationships are either tense, or have historically not been great, then i think we can chalk it up to geopolitics but for now in these early days i think maybe we can look at it a little more in terms of how difficult it is to co—ordinate these efforts. it's a logistical nightmare.— efforts. it's a logistical niahtmare. , ,, .,~ ., nightmare. they were speaking to me a little earlier, _ nightmare. they were speaking to me a little earlier, i— nightmare. they were speaking to me a little earlier, i want _ nightmare. they were speaking to me a little earlier, i want to _ nightmare. they were speaking to me a little earlier, i want to take - nigh

of france there was charles ix. we readen we heard how the french king itched himself on the night of st. bartholomew in the capital city of paris, bloody streams flowed through the streets. isn't this barbarism? barbarians ah , barbarians, european kings? medal medal quite the conditions and leaders of the conditions konstantinovich is a wonderful tragedy that is very often performed, it is called the death of ivan the terrible and there is a king there, as it were. as if wooing the english princess of hastings, why do i say, as if, because there, in general, by and large, it is not clear, he was wooing here, wooing, that it was a call, as if appropriately negotiating with the ambassador through godunov. went claims that queen elizabeth is ready to marry ivan vasilyevich to the bookkeeper, however. i spoke with a lithuanian accent in front of two conditions. which ones you don’t remember, i’m ready to give an answer. the first condition was that ivan the terrible was already married. and so he was married. don't remember w

schools in france, they must wear a beautiful headscarf and take off, or even french government forces deployed thousands of troops in syria during the academic year . a girl student should readhind this incident, behind the islamophobia that you say wants to take this islamic identity, this is islamic culture and muslim life in france , what is a discriminatory discourse, exactly on the issue of creating discrimination in society, which leads to the creation of gaps and in currently, we can clearly see them in french society. the ban on wearing headscarves happened last year. the minister of education in france proposed the ban on wearing the islamic mantle. this is exactly as i said, from a completely political decision to a completely social concept and a completely cultural and artistic concept. himself and all it refers to the law, while in the light 10 law, no violation of the cultural privacy of people has been seen at all. the islamic mantle is one of many things that i can wear in my context. a woman like a french muslim jewish woman makes strange decisions. these decisions are not compatible with the foundations of lai cite and french secularism, in contradiction to

request of these civil groups that they will continue this sit-in if france continues to resist the withdrawal from this country, but we read initial news about the meeting of the heads of easy countries with mr. pour haji, mr. pour haji, good morning. hello, i say hello to you colleagues dear viewers, you have also mentioned that the 43rd summit of the southeast asian union under strict security measures is being held under the chairmanship of the president of indonesia in jakarta, the capital of this country. in this summit , the focus is on the very important issues and challenges of this region. well, if i want to tell you the most important points of this summit, i should mention the issue of food security, especially the rice crisis caused by the new scientific phenomenon and the years that have been the subject of dollarization and the use of local currencies and trade relations in the myanmar tensions and the uncertainty of a million displaced people rohingya muslims are in unsanitary camps and it is different. the market of bangladesh is the issue of transportation and the development of sustainable transportation

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that came to the power fit into these events breaking up with the previous reading with a bunker family with relations with france, which can be described as difficult. i think that as of today, with these use with the stance that the opposition spokesman on the us these thinking we find ourselves in an increasingly difficult situation. and it turns out that we can expect the clash between the opposition and the new people in power. but if we see that people are beginning to wonder what's just really cool to taught ended breaking the established order or wasn't intended to continue with that or to west africa now. and the crisis i have in asia as from somebody usa, that so you can get diplomatic solution to the stand off. and the defense ministers have discussed the situation over the phone. but the french president laquanda sent a mixed message by with 2 racing support. phoenician as ousted liza, i'm endorsing. echo was functions on the blocks possible intervention and new military all storage. he's in asia slung his statements to v, i'll be cost their most you sleep. the government of republican this year has f

francs. i have a ticket that you all read about the book on to the station on in a basin, and thanks to the hydronic prices, and it will be able to compensate for the move months of my know how to use it to get ahold of me. there is also building going on at the old one hot a new hut is being built under the old one at a cost of $3700000.00 swiss francs. i know you had to go to repair the old had would have cost it the same as building a new a lot of police do hold like it or not. the mountain is moving. anyone who chooses to build on it will have to reckon with higher costs in the future. well, that wraps up today's focus on europe. thank you so much for watching. and remember to follow us unsocial media for more reports. my name is let's show you next time the the into the conflict with tim sebastien university. ukraine. it's true to sort of the 1st slide the russians defensive in the southern region lives operation . my guess this week is erie socked in by the ministry and he's to or he's country for peace and what he was conflict 30 minutes on the w color. so i took off on the gym and calling th

read by myself. i will have to walk less. with mrs. motahari moradian , the area of ​​france has been established. mrs.adi , peace be upon you and dear viewers. during these recent years, we have had many cases where in france there are restrictions against hijab imposed on women muslims and the prohibitions of encountering. now, the report that we had tonight was in sports fields and football matches. a cosmetic company had an advertisement. women were playing football wearing hijab . the extreme right wing in france attacked this company . my colleague also pointed out that as of 2016, it is forbidden for a woman to participate in football matches wearing an islamic hijab, and the companies that produced islamic ones for women for youth sports are restricted in france . it comes because of some currents and the french government sensitive to the hijab of muslim women and exactly as it was correctly pointed out in the report and therefore you mentioned the issue of the ban and restrictions on the hijab of french muslim women in france, an issue that has been going on for more than 30 years, the reason

that europe, human rights convention guarantees the court will likely read on both cases and a 3rd from france at some point next year. but as climate change on its consequences continue to expand. similar cases in europe and beyond could soon do the same. the marks out as era the this is all just say that these are the top stories, funerals are being held in northern iraq, comfortable wedding 5 killed. at least 95 people, an injured dozens more. the blazes being blamed on fireworks set off inside the venue. ma mode on the one hand has more from danya, as we have spoken to some of the victims families here. they are completely diva stated, frustrated, and just a pointed at it concerning it authority's they say that they have received promises from a government officials that anyone found responsible for this tragedy will be held to account. but they say this is not enough. this is not enough, this is not going to solve that. the crisis is not going to set that up. solve the problem until and unless negligence is criminalized, the presidents have no going to called a bach assigned a degree to d

that came to the power fit into these events breaking up with the previous reading with a bunco family, with relations with france, which can be described as difficult. i think that as of today, with this use with the stance that the opposition spokesman on the us, he's thinking we find ourselves in an increasingly difficult situation. and then turns out that we can expect the clash between the opposition and the new people in power. but we see that people are beginning to wonder what's just really cool to talk ended breaking the established order, or wasn't intended to continue that for my websites. so you contribute to rachel mazda in ways in with the take on the link between the latest african cruise on the web of what she calls west the midland us as elected to, for an insistence in french elections, least 2 charges against the next president of the details to head over to the adults comp. in the news almost off of no way, some population believes the country's foreign minister should step down. let's, according to a poll, conducted up to a new can who'd felt admitted to inadvertently breaking ethics rules. s

that came to the power feed into these events, breaking up with the previous reading with a bunco family, with relations with france, which can be described as difficult. i think that as of today, with these use with the stance that the opposition spokesman on the us these thinking we find ourselves in an increasingly difficult situation. and then turns out that we can expect the clash between the opposition and the new people in power . but we see that people are beginning to wonder what's just really acute to time ended breaking the established order or wasn't intended to continue with that or some breaking news now coming in from a as well where at least 75 people are opposed to be injured with some wounded, find gunshots as our trained refugees class with police intel events protest as against the irish way. and governments of class divine and play with police on pro regime supposes, according to the services, 19 police officers are among the wounded in full paypal all in a serious condition for the sides. they opened fire on the asylum stick as near the error trade and embassy as they plans to hold a festival.

read. dad, well , a famous academician, world-famous scientists in france knew him very much, he was the beston napoleonic soldiers and international relations, then the era. mommy has been teaching all her life, well, this is actually a heroic woman who graduated from hmm sobolevskaya , uh, pedagogical school. uh, this is sobolevskaya a teachers' seminary founded at the beginning of the 20th century to educate rural intelligentsia. and when the war began, she was already a teacher at this rural school in novomikhailovka, which my sister and i visited 2 years ago. old building. there she became a picker, because already in august german troops were marching to their places at school. the germans wanted to continue, but everyone refused to study, because what did they teach there? well, probably what the ukrainian nazis are now teaching in their schools. hmm, children, and when her mother went through the concentration camp and prison, she escaped and from this she returned to her place and for 22 years she was appointed director of the school and taught primary school, then also arithmetic, h

that came to the power feed into these events, breaking up with the previous reading with a bunker family with relations with france, which can be described as difficult. i think that as of today, with this use with the stance that the opposition spokesman on the aussies thinking, we find ourselves in an increasingly difficult situation. and then turns out that we can expect the clash between the opposition and the new people in power. but we see that people are beginning to wonder what's just really cool to talk ended breaking the established order or wasn't intended to continue with that. or now, beside african states, french officials have faced a backlash in other parts of the world. is there a bridge on some of the french ambassador sighting, provocative actions that says a french delegation headed by the parents major, waited into the carnal care by conflicts known on the armenia as original and border are to contributor rachel mars. and looks deeper into the story. who knew that and not gotten no car box the zone over which armenia and as are by john had been fighting, was a french suburb. you think that the