i'm thinking of one of your coast guard officials and the millard according to the sanctions listing from june last year he heads the regional unit of the coast guard in zawiya that is consistently linked with violence against migrant another human smugglers while you still employ these people i think there is a report coming from our minister of interior saying clearly that he is not an employee for minister of internal the u.n. panel of experts claims that he and other coast guard members directly involved in the sinking of migrant boats using firearms the un says this coast guard is consistently linked and you say you know nothing about it no i said our minister from germany they have a clear statement that this man is not an employee by the minister of internal so who is employed by the the coast guard can well he has the coast guard coding according to the sanctions listing says that he collaborates with other migrant smugglers such as mohammed catch lafe who sources suggest as providing protection to him to carry out illicit operations related to the trafficking and smuggling o

baker who led the outreach and she'll talk about that towards the end of the presentation and will millard and chris hearny. thank you for the opportunity to allow me to walk you through the proposed project and its design evolution. our projectory reflects -- let me see where i'm at. our project reflects a three-year design and outreach process we started in 2016 and with significantly informed by community input. as you may know our project site has been under utilized having been operated as a fast food drive through restaurant for decades. its location next to the third street muni metro line makes it an excellent housing opportunity site. this image shows the site from the corner of ennis and third street. our site is unique that it book-ends a city block it has two corners unique from one another because of third streets angle. this angle inspired the project's most prominent visual feature a arctic lated. solid and transparent panels, and anna burneddens of decks and it breaks up the length of the building and reduces its perceived scale. this is emphasized by the top level setback

rosie millard is the chair of children in need and joins us now from our london newsroom.cled with the rickshaw on wednesday and it was very, very moving. people were on the verge of holding out tenors and small children from schools waving and waving flags and showing badges —— tanners. and waving flags and showing badges -- tanners. moving and heartwarming. but is what i was going to say, it has been going since 1980 and we go out over the year as journalist as pa rt out over the year as journalist as part of children in need and there we re part of children in need and there were still people in the street waving money, massive enthusiasm in primary schools across the country. i know! how do you maintain that? it isa i know! how do you maintain that? it is a beloved brand, i mean, children in need is absolutely beloved and i think one of the reasons that he so loved is it affects, we find over 3000 charities, grassroots charities, right across the nation, from orkney right down to land‘s end. so you are never very far from a children in need — funded charity and it real