|j that mehdi will never be able to play with us ever again. i am her husband., lam play with us ever again. i am her husband. well, i am going to leave this for... for my friend to explain everything. the smile doesn't leave her face. she is everything. the smile doesn't leave herface. she is such everything. the smile doesn't leave her face. she is such a person of making jokes and laughing and making you feel so comfortable, for me it isa you feel so comfortable, for me it is a unique person. i lost part of me. steve power was my first love, and the father of my first son. my heart, my soul. we only buried steve week before christmas are so last year is raw and it is still very raw. we would like you to hear some words from a song that remind us of steve power, it is a beautiful song, and it reminds us may be of steve and it reminds us may be of steve and maybe even his last moments. "when my skin grows old, when my breath runs cold i will be thinking about you. when i run out of air to breathe, it is your ghost i see. i will be thinking about you. when i rea

you know he was the head of the former militia the mehdi army militia group killed american soldiers killed iraqi soldiers which is what does draw so i mean this is one side of other but what he did like the last two and three years he he pushed a big. corruption campaign in iraq and. corruption is one of the biggest challenges facing iraqis and his presenting himself as being part of the people speaking in the name of the people poor people in iraq especially in buck that is he goes to poor neighborhoods and talks to the people and this is giving him a kind of a push a kind of credibility on the side that he's taking distance from iran he's trying to say we are here independent i'm going to be the voice of the iraqis and decide all this his coalition which is called the same room the march the move is. art of communists were part of it and secular. people were part of it is makes thing you know it's across sectarian coalition what he presented and people are simply fed up of sectarianism terrorism and the corruption you examine that that looks like it's been sticking to the car by m

daunting prospect to be watched publicly grieving. was not going to be put off remembering her friend mehdi, where i lived. although i do think he had some work to do on his jokes. like ligaya moore, flat 181, were delighted to live there. "nenita, that is my building, 21st floor. "it is a posh building, and i love it so much. she would always say, "i am on top of the world, nenita. this inquiry, sir martin moore—bick. he says they are important evidence and there will be more next week. tom symonds, bbc news, the grenfell tower inquiry. our correspondent tom burridge joins me now from west london. be told about the people who lived in the tower. in the tower. entire family that was killed in the fire. fire. page tribute especially to their children. children. so full of life, beautiful, popular, bright, and a good singer. music plays. it is hard, keep on forgetting that they are gone. they are gone. i think of them as if they are still here. she sings. a tribute played to the inquiry for one family. one family. people from the tower and to recover their bodies in a timely way. their bodies

but nine—year—old sara chebiouni was not going to be put off remembering her friend mehdi. i lived. had he lived until adulthood, i think he would have liked to have been a comedian, although i do think he had some work to do on hisjokes. g re nfell tower to do on hisjokes. grenfell tower has become a symbol of society's failure, but it has become clear this week like —— that residents like ligaya moore were delighted to live there. she would a lwa ys delighted to live there. she would always say to me that is my building, it is a posh building and i love it so much. she loved to see the beauty of london from her window, she would always say, i am on top of the words, nenita. these last lives -- these last lives such as those of vinson ‘s chiejina are not just seen as as those of vinson ‘s chiejina are notjust seen as memories but evidence, and there will be more next week. strict new laws governing the way companies handle personal information come into force today, throughout the eu. the aim of the gdpr, general data protection regulation, is to give people more control o

resistance fighters are able to come and go freely in the capital and in other important cities like mehdi and kali river for her child how successful the far kids were that. there were no winners or losers yoopers the state was not able to defeat us through military means yeah we were unable to defeat the state. officially the guerrilla army became a posse but retained its form acronym. gave up a lot i saw the access function must not be left on used. it's known all over the won't and everyone knows us and europe and asia and africa and they roll by now. but when people see or hear fuck about that for better or worse they know what it's time for my. so i guess. what it was ok well as the judge was given yeah but i knew that was. i what i want to do what i did was. i. was among those situated on columbia's southern border is a real test about a tree for the peace treaty. most of the countries cocaine hails from here. from a thomas smugglers have no difficulty shipping deliveries of the drug to neighboring ecuador or even further afield. us. to mike was always in the region of to moscow is

is poised to take power in iraq a little background about this man he's a former commander of the mehdi army if this is a force that killed american and iraqi soldiers. what's his draw with voters i think what he was able to do. he's giving himself and presenting himself as the voice of the people but gear ago he's the one who was in front of the protest protesting happening in baghdad today he had across sectarian list coalition he's having he had people from the communists he has secular people in his list all this is giving him like a different point of view which is coming from from the people and he is taking distance to iran because if you talk to the people they are fed up from the interference of foreign policy in iraq if the u.s. or iran or saudi arabia and he's one of the she if she had clerics was saying i'm taking distance from iran and that's something new for a lot of shit induct out because usually they are connected to to iran in direct way and beside that he's. trying to to approach the people who talk to the people being near to the people and all this is giving him a

in 2004, sadr's mehdi army fought a brutal, blood insurgency against coalition forces, demanding they withdraw from the country. s men also targeted sunn, iraqhelping spark the civil war that ripped through iraq in 2006. recent, he's re-branded himself as a nationalist-- anti-u.s. and anti-iran. he tapped into widesead disappointment that neither country helped improve iraqi agves. and campaigned nst endemic corruption. his allies were communists andrt secular pas, and he wants a government of technocrats >> ( translated ): we are ready to work d cooperate on forming >> reporter: in second place, the iranian-backed hadi al- amiri. and in distant third place, the u.s.-backed current prime minister haider al-abadi. in a national address, al-abadi called on iraqis to respect the results:ed >> ( transl ): we are ready to work and cooperate on forming the strongest government for iraq, free of corruption, hateful confessionalism and un subjected to a foreign agenda, a government which is capable of preventing a return of terrorism and keeping the country away from sliding into marginal con

it is a daunting prospect to be watched publicly grieving. remembering her friend mehdi. than the ninthto do on his jokes. like ligaya moore were delighted to live there. she would always say to me that is my building, 21st floor. it is a posh building and i love it so much. she would always say, i am on top of the world, nenita. memories but evidence, and there will be more next week. there have been many tributes. described his brother and also the colleagues when his brother worked. new will be sadly missed —— you will. we all miss you. the ability to break the ice with everyone you meet. everyone you meet. you made everyone feel welcome and entertain everyone. feel welcome and entertain everyone. darren, at the health desk. to remember him, is to remember, hello, mate. he had a twinkle in his eye. i did not take to life too seriously. remembering his brother there. a public inquiry in the glare of the media gives such personal stories. media gives such personal stories. —— to give. marion remembered her cousin as a beautiful young girl. realisation was impossible to be like her, she