, they get tired of living in moria, they get tired of living in moria, they get tired of the fightingce originally made for around 3100 people and currently more than 8000 are inside, and they are living in absolute squalor. not only that, they are also living in fear. there is a lack of access to basic services, and there are huge obstacles tojust access basic services, and there are huge obstacles to just access basic things like health care, like food. you have to wake up in the morning and you have to wait in a really long line just to get your breakfast and wake up at the crack of dawn in order to avoid the crowds. it is completely inhumane. and, yes, there have been a lot of cases of traumatised nation. people are coming with their own drama from their countries, and that they have experienced throughout their travel over to the experienced throughout their travel overto the camp experienced throughout their travel over to the camp and when they arrive they are just being re—traumatised. arrive they are just being re-traumatised. steve, in spite of the fact that omar says it is

the bbc has been given rare access to moria camp on the greek island of lesbos.und 2,000 refugees, yet houses four times that number. on the day the bbc was given access, two people were stabbed. our reporter, catrin nye, has this exclusive report. the paradise greek holiday island of lesbos. also home to the refugee camp described as the worst on the planet. we have been given 45 minutes only to go around the camp. this is a section for the newest arrivals. there are 7,500 people in here. it has capacity for between 2,000 and 3,000. food is scarce, conditions are appalling and violence is almost constant. fewer refugees are arriving on this island than previous years, but they are not leaving. as part of the eu—turkey deal, they are being held on lesbos rather than moving to the mainland. while we are filming at the camp, two people are stabbed in the queue for food. police block us from getting near the scene. always the same pattern. it starts with a fight, now it is for the food line. two people got stabbed. and it is always something between different commun

we show you inside moria camp on the greek island of lesbos.ormer partner and her mother were stabbed to death in the early hours of yesterday morning. neighbours say they were woken up by "a lot of screaming and shouting" and saw a man driving away in a van. sima kotecha reports. forensic tents still up and a police cordon continues to surround the area where two women were murdered in the early hours of monday morning. a huge manhunt is under way as police look for 21—year—old janbaz tarin — the ex—boyfriend of raneem oudeh, the 22—year—old stabbed to death along with her mother, 49—year—old khaola saleem. today police confirmed that the two women who were fatally stabbed behind me were from syria, while the suspect is an afghan national who was living in this country legally. it's believed he worked in a local supermarket. a friend has described him as warm. he is a very nice guy and usually quiet. and always smiling and very kind. i go to the shop usually and everyone who is working there is nice. i never could imagine something like this a

the bbc has been given rare access to moria camp on the greek island of lesbos.n the day the bbc was given access, two people were stabbed. our reporter catrin nye has this exclusive report. the paradise greek holiday island of lesbos. also home to the refugee camp described as the worst on the planet. we have been given 45 minutes only to go around the camp. this is a section for the newest arrivals. there are 7,500 people in here. it has capacity for between 2,000 and 3,000. food is scarce, conditions are appalling and violence is almost constant. fewer refugees are arriving on this island than previous years, but they are not leaving. as part of the eu—turkey deal, they are being held on lesbos rather than moving to the mainland. while we are filming at the camp, two people are stabbed in the queue for food. police block us from getting near the scene. always the same pattern. it starts with a fight, now it is for the food line. two people got stabbed. and it is always something between different communities. msf say conditions are leading to deep trauma, that

. >> parecÍa que la jugada se morÍa. se le cerrÓ el Ángulo. tirÓ un centro.los goles de este tipo son extraordinarios. >> nos vamos a quedar con las ganas de verlo habÍa inicios. es una final. y por fin el athletic le estÁ dando una final europea al real madrid. tendrÁ >> ahora esto es para sacar apuntes al tÉcnico lopetegui. el empate, error de lateral. la ventaja en el atlÉtico, error del central. >> ahÍ esta kross, afuera. falta de dani carvajal.era fal carvajal. no. saque de banda lo que dice el Árbitro. el balÓn viene otra vez. sergio ramos. tres minutos por jugar en este primer tiempo del alargue. el balÓn vino de primera. se va a meter al Área. >> tranquilo, bajemos las revoluciones. >> parecÍa una falta pero aquí estÁ diego costa metido dentro del Área. gol. ¡gol! de atlÉtico de madrid. apareciÓ como una resurrección. >> habrÁ que ver si este tanto tambiÉn ingresa en ese fallos d ganar. el athletic parece que se va a sacar una espina que tiene muy clavada, muy profunda en su cuerpo. >> no perdido nunca una final de supercopa de la uefa el atlÉtico de

ali, along with many other kurdish people, fled moria after a huge fight there in may.ement in fairly diplomatic language. but it does say that conditions in this particular camp are reaching boiling point. it points out that they are overcrowded conditions, not just points out that they are overcrowded conditions, notjust on lesbos but elsewhere. these are not actually refugee camps. these are perception centres, always supposed to be temporary, with an arm of the infrastructure that women and children would need, no measures in place to prevent sexual violence and the kind of fighting you saw there in catherine‘s report. the point is, the people, when they arrive, they are supposed to be here for a few weeks, and then they are supposed to be moved and have their requests for asylu m be moved and have their requests for asylum assessed. if they are genuine refugees, as the un refugee agency says thousands of these people on the islands are, then they should be allowed to stay in safety on the mainland, not on islands that have no infrastructure to support them. or if t

they have set up a clinic for women and children just outside moria.o myriam abdel—basit who had just returned from the refugee camp. i was working in the section for children with symptoms of trauma and what i mean by that is lots of the children we were seeing and talking to have it anxiety and fears and bedwetting, and this is only exasperated by what they are experiencing in the capital. this is the frustrating thing you're trying to relieve trauma within these innocent children who are talking about fears and worries and anger and not feeling safe at night, there are and not feeling safe at night, there a re lots of and not feeling safe at night, there are lots of rights and arguments that comes up in the camp and these children are scared to go. this is a chart can help us with the context to what's happening on lesbos. we can see the number of migrants arriving in italy, greece and spain in the last few years. in purple is greece. you can see arrivals spiked in 2015, and have since dropped dramatically. but those who came to greece are still the

otro le pidiÓ cerrar los ojos y imagina a su propia hija gritar mientras morÍa quemada.lentos como la pone la miento fatal de una joven de 18 aÑos. por un voto , aceptaron ampliarlo. >> es triste todo esto yo tengo un niÑo. palmira: a pesar de los tres incidentes violentos ocurridos recientemente, la policÍa dice que en general el crimen ha disminuido en ese sistema. el presidente electo de mÉxico, tras manuel, afirmÓ esta tarde que acordÓ con enrique peÑa trabajar juntos para formar la secretarÍa de seguridad pÚblica y fiscalÍa general. el presidente se comprometiÓ a presentar una iniciativa antes de que lÓpez obrador toma el poder el 1 de diciembre. por su parte, el presidente electo serÁ con reuniones con ambos gabinetes. regresamos con nuestra compaÑera que ya estÁ lista con la "ventana al tiempo". reportera: muchas gracias y saludos a nuestros amigos del Área de la bahÍa. ademÁs del humo, tambiÉn mucho calor en la regiÓn de concord casia raquel samo los 100. 95 santa rosa. hacia porciones del valle central, las temperaturas en esos tres dÍgitos. las temperaturas que

quien morÍa de 13 a apuÑalada en la estaciÓn el pasado 22 de junio.ervicio fÚnebre se liberaron 18 palomas una por cada aÑo que viviÓ y un carruaje llevo el ataÚd hasta su Última morada. la crisis de gÓ una comunidades aleandro. el alquiler en un parque de casas mÓviles aumento casi un 60%. los incrementos se hicieron por los dueÑos anteriores. recientes esa comida esperan que la ciudad puede intervenir y ayudarlos. >> si esta gente no tiene donde vivir. no hay ningÚn otro lugar donde vivir. eso es lo mÁs barato que hay en esa ciudad. tenemos que hacer algocon el concejal. tuvimos una reuniÓn sobre el tema hace unas semanas. y vamos a tomar una disuasiÓn y vamos hablar mÁs sobre este tema. palmira: la ciudad actualmente no cuenta con un control de renta para los inquilinos de casas mÓviles. el drama de las familias separadas en la frontera se elevÓ a otra dimensión. el gobierno del presidente trump le dijo al juez que puse la fecha lÍmite para reunificar los que la responsabilidad de encontrar eres padre deportados debe ser de la uniÓn de libertades c

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ali, along with many of kurdish people, fled moria after a huge fight there in may.rauma that lies ahead. time for a look at the weather. good afternoon. it is not exactly turned into the brightest of mourning. a fairamount of into the brightest of mourning. a fair amount of cloud out there, a few glimmers of brightness as well. through the rest of the hours to noon “— through the rest of the hours to noon —— afternoon, not much is going to change. temperatures around 16 to 21 celsius. the best chance for sunshine in the south coast of england and eastern scotland. meanwhile, cloud will bring rain and a strengthening breeze. it will bring this band offering into northern england and wales. tomorrow, some of the shower is run across parts of kent, suffolk and norfolk. weatherford fading away as it sinks south eastwards will stop many places having another dry day tomorrow with bells of sunshine. a bit of humility towards the south—east. most places dry and in the south east it will warm up over the south east it will warm up over the weekend. this is bbc news. our lat

you an exclusive report from the worst refugee camp in the world — that's how aid officials describe moriaheir own lives. we have children as young as ten years old who have tried suicide, and there are no child psychiatrists or psychologists on this island. the exclusive film at 9.15am. half of nhs england maternity wards turned away expectant mums last year, new figures reveal. 0ne hospital was closed to mums—to—be 33 times, mostly because there weren't enough staff. we will be looking at what is causing the crisis

this is moria. >> moria. >> we practiced that. >> i'm making a smoked turkey slider with fresh grillednly sliced pieces of smoked turkey. >> oh, yum. >> next we'll do a generous amount of a balsamic reduction. >> which makes pretty much everything sweet and delicious. >> i'll get my figs grilling on the grill for three minutes. this will bring out the natural sweetness of the fruit and give it a pop of sweetness. >> that's why you chose figs instead of some other fruit. >> yes. >> layer those figs on. >> next comes the figs. >> yum. >> isn't that beautiful? >> yes. >> and then a little -- >> then we'll top that with a creamy goat cheese. >> my goodness. >> is this something you make for your family often. >> i made this for a summer garden party for my girlfriends and they liked it. >> hey, i'm coming next time. not that far away. all right. robert everson, you are from queen creek, arizona. you came a long way to share with us. meese tell us what you're making. >> i'm grilling up my grilled chicken chipotle sandwich on a king hawaiian roll and have the chicken marinated on the grill,

in the coming weeks on "after words", economist john moria will weigh in on why democracies are failingto produce economic growth. former education secretary arnie duncan will discuss the failures of schools in america and this weekend retired mean marine corps director ray romano offers her thoughts on gender bias in the military. >> i saw this firsthand. what i was seeing when i was on duty the first time was a hands-off approach like male recruiters did not want to engage with females because of the negative perception, that there would be some sort of inappropriate relationship so i made it clear i have the same expectations from my female recruits at the men and i expected them to perform and we were able to achieve the lowest attrition rates by having high standards for men and women but the problem is that because the marine corps doesn't want to change what happens at that foundational level and because everything is so segregated, those area types percent and the stereotypes as i mentioned earlier the into a perception that women can't because they are women and then they are n

entonces en vez de reducir la v violencia le vamos a meter mÁs fuego >>> no me imagino, mi mamÁ se morÍapasamos con jessica y francisco y lo mejor de la farÁndula. >> buenos dÍas >>> muy buenos dÍas chicos. >> jessica. >> con beso y todo. >> para ti pero con noticias muy tristes para todos los seguidores de ben aflex les cuento que tuvo una fuerte recaÍda en su adicciÓn y tuvo que volver por tercera vez a la clÍnica de rehabilitaciÓn lo mÁs triste francisco y televidentes es que su exesposa jennifer gardner lo tuvo que llevar a internarse, jennifer le suplicÓ que volviera se sabe que es tan fuerte que tardarÁ un buen tiempo en salir del recinto. >> ojalÁ que se recupere pronto y que bueno que estÁ recibiendo ayuda >>> por otro lado el cantante drake estÁ metido en lÍos porque aparentemente Él con otros amigos no hicieron nada para que el exnovio k. kardashian le cayera a puÑos a un guardia de una discoteca. >> entonces el exde la kardashian, lo golpeÓ en la cara mientras tanto drake se limitÓ a mirar. >> aunque se abriÓ un reporte policial el empleado no presenÓo cargos >>> cambiamos de

comunicaciÓn en general, no solamente con mi novio, con mi mamo que no la veo porque estÁ en perÚ, me morÍauna compaÑÍa de gas y electricidad realizando tareas de mantenimiento en zonas afectadas por el incendio tanto este como el de mendocino el cuarto mÁs grande en la historia de california han obligado a evacuar a cientos de habitantes algunos incluso han intentado volver a sus casas pero esto les ha resultado muy complicado. >>>. >>> nada mÁs tratando de ver si puedo vivir aquÍ en mi casa. pero tiene mucho humo todavÍa. >>> allÁ donde vivimos ahorita se viene todo el humo tambiÉn, estÁ bien lleno de humo. >>> los incendios han arrasado con mÁs de 470 acres del suelo en california y han obligado al desplazamiento de 40.000 habitantes. >>> en guatemala alerta mÁxima en ese paÍs por el volcÁn de fuego las poblaciones cercanas tuvieron que ser evacuada, porque las fuertes lluvias provocaron grandes aludes que descendieron por laderas arrastrando con todo a su paso, pero no reportaron vÍctimas y elogiaron los procesos de evacuaciÓn. >>> cerca de una ventana de personas fueron arrestadas ayer

dice que lo mejor se morÍa y nunca iría a verla.istoria nos demuestra que esta persona aÚn estando fuera del paÍs y de portada pudo regresar a estar con su familia. cuÉntanos cÓmo se puede lograr con esta organizaciÓn que se involucró. jessica: en este momento estamos viviendo momentos muy difÍciles como comunidad inmigrante. y todos los dÍas son deportados o los dejan castigados por dos aÑos despuÉs de que su perdÓn es aprobado cuando no deberÍa ser así. lo mÁs importante es reconocer a agencias como la siu que a diario luchan para mantener a familias unidas. ellos ganaron la demanda colectiva porque pudieron demostrar que la patrulla fronteriza y ice estaban forzando a que las personas acepten una salida voluntaria aunque ellos tenÍan como defender su deportaciÓn. la fecha lÍmite pasÓ pero lo importante es que una persona que pasÓ por esto no se dio por vencida, sigui duchando y tendremos que seguir esperanzados de que aunque sea todo difÍcil hay qie buscar el momento para resolver el problema. karla: hemos visto muchos casos en "