that was a friend of princess latifa.cceptable. a survey of more than 20,000 people in 27 countries has been carried out to mark international women's day. the figures for britain are similar and show that british men are much more accepting of sexual banter than their counterparts in countries like the us, mexico and australia. earlier, annita mcveigh spoke to the former australian prime ministerjulia gillard about this — and she told me that there is still a lot of work to be done to achieve equality in the workplace. i think a lot of us would have assumed before the survey that after decades of talking about gender equality and particularly after the metoo movement that it would be better than last. it does reinforce the need for employers to step up in terms of shaping workplace cultures and making sure that they are inclusive and respectful of everyone. it suggests despite the developments of the last couple of years and in particular the metoo movement as you have cited, but culturally, there is still an enormous sh

tina, in december 2018, latifa was actually seenin december 2018, latifa was actually seen in public.er un commissioner for human rights. with mary robinson, the former un commissionerfor human rights. it was a meeting actually arranged by haya. since then, she's not been seen. do you have any idea as to how she might be, where she might be, how she is living, anything at all? obviously the judgment itself gives us obviously the judgment itself gives us clues that she is effectively held against her will. i hope that she would have some access to the current news, because that would give her some hope, you know, to keep fighting and not give up. and the two sisters, they are sisters from the same mother, sheikh mohammed bin rashid al—maktoum has had several wives, other sisters close ? had several wives, other sisters close? shamsa was living in the same house, and she used to be very close to latifa. and shamsa, you met her ona to latifa. and shamsa, you met her on a couple of occasions? yes. did you know at that time that she was being held against her will, effectively? no, i didn'

that was a friend of princess latifa.of a final run of royal duties before prince harry and his wife meghan step down as senior royals at the end of the month. the duke and duchess of sussex attended the endeavour fund awards in london last night which honours the achievements of wounded, sick and injured service personnel. frankie mccamley has more and a warning there are flashing images in her report. despite stepping back from royal duties, last night, it really was a royal welcome for prince harry and meghan, with press from all over the world waiting to see the couple alongside crowds braving the rain, hoping to get a glimpse. it's meghan's first official appearance since the couple's announcement in january that they're stepping back as senior royals. entering mansion house in central london to celebrate the achievements of sick and injured military personnel, the couple enjoyed a warm and friendly reception. tonight's awards proved to be extra special. you can't hear it, but that was a yes. presenting an award, the

see princessaya.y fascinating to originally, she met with latifa a year ago, and said that she was okviously, that was not true at the time. she has since led the country and successfully taken litigation action in the u.k. against shaikh mohamme who is a very pouerful person y. we have come out showing how our independent british legal system is. we had a judge ruled that sheikh mohammed, who had a wonderful repution in the u 2. over the trying to be involved in racing, local media, but when this action happened, when he conventions against humanw, rights, it is fantastic to see a judge say thate did that. that may lead to criminal actions ainst him in the ited kingdom. he is in a difficult situation at the moment. at least at this point, princess haya and her children are safe now we have to look at what this judgment means in tes of princess latifa, and her sister who was also abducted. whatill thatean for them?are they going to be released ? ishe uae going to grant th united nations access to visit them and check on their welfare? are they eventually going to have that freedom tha

one sister, latifa, was reca ptu red britain.she recorded this video her earlier treatment by her father's agents, a testa m e nt treatment by her father's agents, a testament need the court ruled as credible. it was constant torture, co nsta nt credible. it was constant torture, constant torture, and even when they weren't physically beating me up they were torturing me. they would switch off the lights, i was in solitary confinement totally and there are no windows and lights on when they switch off the lights it is pitch black. dubai is sensitive about its reputation, it is a global destination and sheikh mohammed al—maktoum is a huge figure in the horse racing world internationally and the queen paid a royal visit to the uae in 2010. his legal team has rejected many of the claims, a statement issued after referred to... the court also heard that princess haya, a former olympic equestrian, had begun an adulterous affair with her bodyguard. she had been subjected to a campaign of intimidation and she had been told she would nev

latifa and another sister lashya wilson also took the stand in the trial.rosecutor says it was all an act and that cowell wanted to look crazy. >> we half way there. they see exactly what we saw and that's good. so we're still climbing the hill but we're at the top. we're trying to make it down. >> he's not crazy. he said it himself. he knew what he did. they should see that tomorrow. >> reporter: on wednesday, the sanity phase of the trial begins. if they find him sane he could be facing life in prison without parol. his attorney declined to comment as did the d.a. aesz office. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> time is now 4:16. due in court today, the man accused of killing a teenager three years ago and burrying his body near sonoma state university. daniel carrilo is found in the connection with the death. police arrested carillo february february 28th. investigators say cellphone information put carillo at the scene at the time of that death. >>> harvey weinstein faces sentencing today. he faces up to 29 years in prison. new court documents were unsealed and showed

let's talk about, if we could, latifa, about infection rates.capacity and icu capacity, we work on the floor in terms of the frontline workers, we have got more people than we have ever had before. doctors and nurses are coming out of retirement. health professionals are working within the nhs better than we have ever done before. we are going to reach a point where we are at the ceiling and the only thing we are going to be able to do is control what comes in and that is going to be the part of the public. they are going to have to really dictate just which way they wanted to go asa dictate just which way they wanted to go as a country, as the nhs. so know how powerful you are, that is my message to the public out there. know your role in this issue and play your part. peter, to pick up with you on that point, the responsibility will carry in this. we saw a similar exercise of measures initially introduced in, for example, italy, and then it became far more restrictive when people sort of took... was the word om looking for? took advantage of t

one the whom was allegedly seized right here. 0ne sister, latifa, was recaptured at sea off the coastents, a testament need the court ruled as credible. it was constant torture, constant torture, and even when they weren't physically beating me up they were torturing me. they would switch off the lights, i was in solitary confinement totally and there are no windows and lights on when they switch off the lights it is pitch black. dubai is sensitive about its reputation, it is a global destination and sheikh mohammed al—maktoum is a huge figure in the horse racing world internationally and the queen paid a royal visit to the uae in 2010. his legal team has rejected many of the claims, a statement issued after referred to... the court also heard that princess haya, a former 0lympic equestrian, had begun an adulterous affair with her bodyguard. she had been subjected to a campaign of intimidation and she had been told she would never be safe in england. the duke and duchess of sussex have attended one of their last official engagements together — before they step back as senior royals at

one sister, latifa, was recaptured at sea off the coast of india before trying to escape, she recordedtment by her father's agents, a testament need the court ruled as credible. it was constant torture, constant torture, and even when they weren't physically beating me up they were torturing me. they would switch off the lights, i was in solitary confinement totally and there are no windows and lights on when they switch off the lights it is pitch black. dubai is sensitive about its reputation, it is a global destination and sheikh mohammed al—maktoum is a huge figure in the horse racing world internationally and the queen paid a royal visit to the uae in 2010. his legal team has rejected many of the claims, a statement issued after referred to... the court also heard that princess haya, a former olympic equestrian, had begun an adulterous affair with her bodyguard. she had been subjected to a campaign of intimidation and she had been told she would never be safe in england. the devastating bushfires in south east australia are finally extinguished but life is farfrom normal for those

a friend of princess latifa of the by speaking their twojoanna princess latifa of the by speaking theireekend. enjoy the day plus ‘s sunshine while it lasts. the showers across western areas will fade away overnight. sky is clear, they could be a touch of frost across eastern areas, later in the night cloud and wind moving from the night cloud and wind moving from the west and ultimately, we will see rain spreading into north—western areas as well. the cloud, wind and rain, picking up and lifting the temperatures. by the end of the night, six or 7 degrees in plymouth and belfast. the weekend, we have got rain on the way, thanks to that area of cloud and low pressure that i showed you moments ago. here it comes. the wettest weather always across north—western areas. during the course of saturday, as the weather front moves eastwards, by the time we get to sunday we are looking at cooler conditions, blustery conditions, following and bringing a mixture of sunshine and showers. it is to a degree and u nsettled showers. it is to a degree and unsettled weekend. across much of eastern england

the other princess, sheikha latifa, she tried to escape nearly 20 years ago, was imprisoned for threet, recaptured, brought back to dubai and is currently being held incommunicado. his youngest wife, now divorced, princess haya ofjordan, who was involved in this case, it started as a custody case over their children, because she was horrified by what she found out had happened to these two princesses, and feared it would happen to her or her children, so she fled with them to london, and according to her, he told her in may last year, you and the children will never be safe in england. in other words, he's got a pretty long reach. now, it's paradoxical, this, because sheikh mohammed is hugely popular in his own country. he's built massively successful global entrepreneur which is dubai, it is a popular destination, it is in arab terms a pretty freewheeling liberal place. yet clearly when it comes to his own family, he is an old—style patriarchal autocrat. let's return to the effect the coronavirus is having on our shopping. we talked now to a supermarket analyst. she joins shopping. w

and guilty of attempted murder for stabbing her sister latifa that same night back in 2018.'s family reacted outside the courtroom. >> i was trying to eat. i couldn't eat no more. we got here and i thank the good lord for as many blessings. >> it's shocking that the verdict came in so quick. i was on my way home and i got the phone call at 4:18 saying to come back here, the verdict is in. >> the same jury will hear arguments on whether cowell was insane at the time of the crime. if the jury determines he was insane, he could spend up to sentenced to life in a mental health facility. >>> our time is 5:16. due in court today, the man accused of killing a teenager more than three years ago and burrying his body near sonoma state university. danielle carillo is being charged with homicide in the death of 18-year-old kirk kimberly. after three years of investigations, carillo was arrested february 28th. investigators say cellphone information placed him at the crime scene arounded the time of death. >>> harvey weinstein is scheduled to be sentenced today. he faces up to 29 years

first-degree murder for fatally stabbing nia wilson and guilty of attempted murder for stabbing her sister, latifa that same night at the macarthur bart station in 2015. nia wilson's family reacted and talked to us outside the courtroom. >> my heart was fluttering, my stomach was shaking. i was trying to eat. i couldn't eat no more. you know, we got here and i thank the good lord, you know, for as many blessings. >> it's shocking that the verdict came in so quick. i was on my way home and i got the phone call at 4:18 saying to come back here, the verdict is in. >> now, the same jury will hear arguments on whether cowell was insane at the time of the crime. if the jury determines he was sane, he could get life in prison without parol. a verdict of insane means he could be sentenced to life in a mental health facility >>> registered nurses from several hospitals will be on the picket lines today. the nurses are staging a demand of action demanding better protection for the nurses, patients, and the general public. and policies for patients with the coronavirus. the rallies and protests are happening

sheikha latifa, one of sheikh mohammed's daughters, fled dubai and her family by boat two years ago.her family but, she's hardly been seen since. princess haya, a former olympic equestrian, is said to have since discovered disturbing details about what's happened to her, and another princess, after both failed in their bid to leave dubai's ruling family. princess haya's accusations include that they were both subject to the continuing deprivation of liberty in dubai and serious physical abuse, amounting to torture or inhuman and degrading treatment. and also, that their father is using his connections in the press to generate hostile stories aimed at destabilising and harming princess haya. these details have been emerging in court after princess haya fled to britain last year, telling friends she was in fear of her life. frank gardner, bbc news, in central london. joining us now in london is the bbc‘s security correspondent frank gardiner. frank what is the shapes public reaction? through his counsel he has has responded to thisjudgement, saying that he has wanted to keep it out of

sheikha latifa, one of sheikh mohammed's daughters, fled dubai and her family by boat two years ago.afe with her family but, she's hardly been seen since. princess haya, a former 0lympic equestrian, is said to have since discovered disturbing details about what's happened to her, and another princess, after both failed in their bid to leave dubai's ruling family. princess haya's accusations include that they were both subject to the continuing deprivation of liberty in dubai and serious physical abuse, amounting to torture or inhuman and degrading treatment. and also, that their father is using his connections in the press to generate hostile stories aimed at destabilising and harming princess haya. these details have been emerging in court after princess haya fled to britain last year, telling friends she was in fear of her life. frank gardner, bbc news, in central london. in a statement issued after the judgments were published, sheikh mohammed said: "the appeal was made to protect the best interests and welfare of the children. the outcome does not protect my children from media a

agreed a ceasefire to allow the country to focus on the coronavirus threat a spokesman for libyan war latifa hafta has welcomed this so far no cases have been reported in libya but there are fears the health system would be unable to cope if people started falling ill last week schools were closed flights were cancelled and borders were shut in the west of the country as a precaution. al-jazeera has spoken to a doctor in southern italy who's tested positive for the virus giuseppi spina there's a new mall ijaz who was working in the only hospital in his area when his wife became unwell his tongue when to tell him no is now on lockdown the local hospital is being closed and he's in quarantine it's thought all the cases are linked to a school in the area but some have accused dr spina of spreading the illness here's a story we don't know might tell moliterno in the basilica region has a cluster of coronavirus cases there are not many towns in the south like militant which is in total lockdown there's no movement allowed looks like life has been extinguished here it's like a ghost town there's n

now are two frontline workers — kirsty scott, a senior care home assistant from sheffield, and dr latifaomething like that happens? around the country, people like you, andi around the country, people like you, and i will get you to tell us what you do, sacrificing your time and safety, to some extent, to do this and care for people that need you? it just felt amazing. we felt appreciation. where you are at the moment things have changed, haven't they, since self isolation was announced, the measures were brought m, announced, the measures were brought in, could you tell us what you're working two weeks looks like now? we are now working seven days a week, 12 hour shifts. 0ur manager, sarah harrison, and the home manager, angela drake, put these into place a few weeks ago, when they realise it was becoming a pandemic, with the support of the home owner. we are asking for volunteers to come and minimise the risk of the virus coming into the home. full respect for everything you do. let's speak to dr patel. we expect from doctors lots of composure, common sense and all of those things that

sheikha latifa, one of sheikh mohammed's daughters, fled dubai and her family by boat two years ago.urbing details about what happened to her and another princess. after both failed in their bid to leave dubai's ruling family. princess haya's accusations include that they were both subject to... and also that their father is... these details have been emerging in court after princess haya fled to britain last year, telling friends she was in fear of her life. the duke and duchess of cambridge are in galway for the final day of their first official visit to the republic of ireland. prince william tried his hand at a spot ofjuggling, as the couple were shown some of the arts and entertainment taking place during galway‘s year as the european capital of culture. in a moment, will have a special programme about the coronavirus outbreak, but now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. we've got some very large contrasts in our weather today, from the stunning sunshine that some of us are enjoying across parts of northern england, northern ireland and scotland,