prosecutors say the priority remains finding the girl, named as maelys de araujo. ooking for any clues about what happened to the missing nine—year—old, maelys de araujo. she was last seen at three am on sunday august 27 at a family wedding in this hall, in a village 50 kilometres north of grenoble. on saturday, hundreds of volunteers combed nearby woodland. this citizens search was organised via social media and co—ordinated by the police. translation: i am a father of three children. my eldest daughter is nine years old so it resonates with me. i live 60 kilometres away but i had to do it. it was important for me. the authorities describe the community response as staggering. investigators suspect that the little girl, who was at the wedding with her parents, was kidnapped and taken away by car. two suspects, both 34—year—old men, were detained for questioning but have been released without charge. translation: important work has already been carried out by the gendarmes. i remind you that over 200 people were interviewed in a very short period in the few days fol

prosecutors say the priority remains finding the girl, named as maelys de araujo.litan police has confirmed, it's paid compensation, to the former british, chief of the defence staff, field marshal lord bramall, and the family of the late former home secretary, lord brittan. both men had been falsely accused of child sexual abuse by an informant, who's now being investigated, for allegedly perverting the course of justice. here's tom symonds. they were claims which seemed to go right to the heart of power in britain — child sexual abuse and murder. after a ill—month investigation, which went nowhere, a review concluded the claims were false. but not before police had raided the homes of lord bramall, one of britain's most senior former military figures, lord brittan, the former home secretary, who had died, and harvey proctor, once a conservative mp. names among those offered by this man, known as nick, who still can't be named for legal reasons. a retired judge found police had failed to properly assess his credibility, applications for search warrants contained i

prosecutors say the priority remains finding the girl, named as maelys de araujo.n bbc news it's dateline london. hello and a very warm welcome to dateline london. i'm jane hill. this week we discuss whether theresa may can go on and on as prime minister, we'll look at the latest round of brexit talks, and ask what can be done to defuse the north korea crisis? my guests this week are the author and journalist rachel shabi, are the politicaljournalist and commentator alex deane, the north american journalist and broadcaster jeffrey kofman and the writer and broadcaster mihir bose. welcome to you all. the british prime minister theresa may ended up having a ratherfrank conversation with journalists on her flight to japan this week. she insisted she would like to lead her conservative party into the next general election, not something a lot of people were expecting. for politics—watchers of a certain age, there were echoes of margaret thatcher's stated determination to go on and on. alex, what did you make of her comments? i think as soon as any political leader give

maelys de araujo was last seen at a community hall where the ceremony was held in a village 50 kilometresis being held on three separate charges. police say he was a guest at the wedding. talks resume today on trying to bring back northern ireland's power sharing government. the northern ireland secretary will hold separate meetings with the five main stormont parties to discuss the prospects for restoring devolved government, which collapsed injanuary. the governor of california has declared a state of emergency for los angeles county, as more than a thousand firefighters battle the city's largest wildfire. more than 700 homes have been evacuated since friday and only 10% of the fire — which covers 2400 hectares — has been contained. a bbc investigation has found that so—called islamic state was secretly directing would—be extremists to murder people at both london bridge and westminster —— nearly a year before each attack. recruiters pointed our undercover reporters to terror manuals which showed how best to drive a car at crowds and attack victims with knives. the government says it is