w on ramirez in bogota for more. jo ann, what's behind these attacks the government says that behind these attacks is the gland, the goal for the gold plan. this is the, the major criminal organization of the country, one of the biggest drug gangs in latin america. these attacks are supposed to be retaliation against the authorities for the extra the shut off they need. there is a gang on the l or danielle was captured by the end of last year. and after many hearings and a longer process, he was a so the right extra the that to the united states a couple of months ago. just to give you an idea and the goal of the importance of auto nil after pablo escobar, the great drug lord in columbia auto neely's than most prominent figure in drug trafficking in this country. so his extradition is a major blow for this criminal organization. and the reason why they have declared this kind of war against the police. now that you mentioned, pablo escobar columbia is, of course, the country's guard by decades of brutal cartel violence at the hands of his men. again, cartel, how concern our people ab

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that's a human rights organization representing lucon. jo ann's family, the murder dock. it's been shell for so long that marian must now re brief state investigators about the own case was would be fine on known example alive or did a lot. but when we tried to track down eric taylor, why his son, we on earth, some bad news. dear old and i'm a reporter with al jazeera and we would love to talk to eric and wondered if you could put us in touch. eric, my father or brother your father, so he passed away in november 2016. that's from elden taylor, facebook. every taylor's profile is still active. about a year before his death, it shows him cradling what looks like his grandchild. and it looks like he's smiling. and someone says, look like a father that knows about changing that he's making a bottle in. but i can your child's when get it. my son knows absolutely nothing about his grandfather. i struggle to raise my son today. there's been many days when i have no clue as to whether what i'm doing in raising my son, whether i'm doing the right thing as a father. because this bo

for the past decade, donna weeks as a professor political science at mister sheeny investing take, jo ann, contributes at the lauins cheat. she says, abbe will be remembered most improving relations with countries in the region. his enduring legacy is likely to be his foreign policy. if it's his overseas, if it's much more highly loaded than perhaps some of the more controversial domestic issues that he, that troubled much of his time as, as prime minister, which, you know, domestically some people don't want to forget. but obviously in the current context, i think is his attempt at refreshment with many countries to clean the cell. he station region and i'm from australia. so certainly australian political figures have been talking very highly all the efforts he put into the history japan relationship. for example, and what that was meant to keep this region now up in class all morning and until this afternoon, teaching students in fact, japanese politics. and so it's this very generation for whom it is really the only leader they've, they've known, they all said painful today to close t

and some of the wider issues around what the party might be looking for, is journalist and author jo—anne adviser to the conservative party. it isa it is a very, very crowded field, isn't it? and it's going to take some time for a new leader to emerge and it may not be until september. yes, that is possible although, actually, it might even be sooner than that. there are a number of different factors involved in the timing of this, not least the elections to the 1922 committee which is the backbench committee which is the backbench committee which runs the elections and they may tweak the rules, the current rules. for instance, to raise the threshold, the number of mps required by each candidate in terms of going forward with their candidacy so at the moment i think we are up to nine formally declared and expecting two or three other so there may be as many as 12 candidates coming forward and the question will be can they all raise their support of what is likely to be 20 or even 25 backbench mps to take that candidacy forward to the point of being voted on by mps. does it worry you — poi

an invitation to come to milan and work on an altered peace with 2 men on these artists. ambrose jo ann evangelista, the prairies ah, quite possibly, the brothers had heard about leonardo work and florence and believe that his involvement would secure the satisfaction of their client. an organization called the con fraternity of the immaculate conception for several painters to collaborate on, appealing, was unusual in florence, but not in lumberton and most milanese artists were still mired in the gothic tradition, as witnessed by the mass of cathedral still under construction number. oh, joe himself still painted in the rather stiff, conventional style of international gothic so clearly these melodies artists for hoping that leonardo could bring some of the magic and innovative spirit of florentine art to this project. and in this, they would not be disappointed in the subject of the painting was the immaculate conception. at the time it was a relatively new catholic doctrine that stated that mary, the mother of jesus, was conceived without the stain of original sin. ah, pope 6 as the

jo ann merryman of wsav news in savannah. with over 20 years of experience in reporting, jo ann has made quite a name for herself in multiple states for her high quality news coverage. she started her career in iowa, following around presidential hopefuls as they began their journey through the primaries. she also followed local and state-based elections, providing iowaans with the information they needed to make an informed vote. after her time in iowa came to an end, she relocated to northern california where she continued to deepen her commitment to journalism. after surviving the loma fridaya earthquake, -- tf -- frida earthquake, she traveled around speaking to survivors and their families to get a better understanding of this tragedy. from there she moved her career to nebraska and eventually landed in the greatest city in the world, savannah, georgia. creating quite a respected name for hef is, is -- for herself, jo ann has earned an astounding number of awards including the award for investigative reporting, a gabby a

conservative mp ben howlett, the political columnist for i paper, kate maltby, conservative commentator jo—anneion facing the conservative mps? h . ., ., , ., mps? it's quite nice not to be in a leadership — mps? it's quite nice not to be in a leadership campaign _ mps? it's quite nice not to be in a leadership campaign for— mps? it's quite nice not to be in a leadership campaign for the i mps? it's quite nice not to be in a leadership campaign for the first | leadership campaign for the first time in a long time. the task ahead of them is quite a complex one, and watching the debate early on, it has been quite sedate, but as soon as we become online it started to get a bit spicy. the obvious point here is that the candidates are going to be looking for are picking off various other mp groups who are supporting other mp groups who are supporting other candidates, in order to get them to that final push to the two next week. i would imagine that penny mordaunt is going to be looking at taking some of the full support from rishi sunak�*s campaign, and liz truss is going to be looking at solidifyi