into the light of pat finucane into the light of day — of pat finucane into the light of day.rney to this point is _ of day. the journey to this point is not one that my family and i_ point is not one that my family and i have _ point is not one that my family and i have had to endure alone. indeed. — and i have had to endure alone. indeed. we _ and i have had to endure alone. indeed, we would never have succeeded without the assistance and support and encouragement of so many people over the _ encouragement of so many people over the years. i could not begin— over the years. i could not begin to _ over the years. i could not begin to thank them all by name here _ begin to thank them all by name here today. so many people all over— here today. so many people all over the — here today. so many people all over the world were willing to give _ over the world were willing to give generously of their time and their— give generously of their time and their talent give generously of their time and theirtalent again give generously of their time and their talent again and agaih _ and

iie: controversial murder of pat finucane shot dead in 1989 is to be examined in a public inquiry.g up on the road today, a new statue in memory of the late queen anne prince philip receives a mixed reception and will hear from the sculptor about the challenges of capturing that likeness. welcome to the world today, an hour of international news from the bbc. kamala harris and donald trump have met in new york after a bruising presidential debate widely seen as a victory for the vice president. the pair shook hands as they gathered alongside president biden njd events for the 911 commemoration in manhattan. hours earlier, and they're only schedule tv debate, they clashed on the economy, abortion and immigration. the moderated debate saw some of mr trump's claims challenged by the anchors and from philadelphia comes here is our north american editor. it was donald trump who orchestrated a civil greeting, driving across the state to demand a handshake from a reluctant donald trump. she had come prepared to push his buttons. ., , come prepared to push his buttone— buttons. people leav

pat finucane deserves this after so many years.ars of cover—up, it is time for truth. applause after 35 years of cover—up, it is time for truth. applause healthcare workers in the democratic republic of congo, who are at the front line of the mpox outbreak in the east of the country, have told the bbc they are desperate. our team was given rare access to an mpox treatment centre in south kivu, the worst affected region in the world. infections are rising there, but, medical staff there say they have no information about when they'll get vaccines. they're also running out of supplies and are demotivated. simijolaoso reports from south kivu. as the number of infections rise, the age of the patients gets younger. little murhula is the youngest mpox case at lwiro's community hospital, at only four weeks old. it's an agonising ordeal forfirst time mother, faraja. translation: it's sad - to see my first born suffering from this strange disease. i have a lot of pain in my heart. it's a very bad and dangerous disease. the cries of babies a

but successive governments have resisted calling one to look into the murder of pat finucane.igh court in belfast, and has ended with the decision today. some unionist politicians have argued that it isn tfair that one murder should be investigated to this degree, when hundreds of others remain unsolved. but that s been rejected by mr finucane s relatives ? his widow geraldine has said she hopes the inquiry will be a watershed moment. a 12—year—old boy who admitted taking part in rioting in manchester this summer has become the youngest person to be sentenced so far for his part in the disorder. the judge called it the "worst type of feral behaviour". his mother was ordered to pay compensation after she went on holiday instead of attending a previous hearing with her son. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. the 12—year—old left court this morning with his mother, who'd missed his last hearing so she could go on holiday to ibiza. he's the youngest person so far to be sentenced as a result of this summer's riots. the court heard that when rioters attacked a b

the inquiry into the murder of pat finucane will examine another aspect of an horrific history.when they were pressured to give up their babies. the former cabinet minister and labour peer baroness harman has called on the government to issue a formal apology for what happened. our correspondent duncan kennedy has been following the issue extensively. this is his report. it's the story of loss, tearing at a mother's soul. it's the story of someone in search of the baby she was forced to give up. no! it stars georgie glen from call the midwife, who took the role in part because she was shocked by real forced adoptions. words fail me. it seems so inhuman, and so cruel, and wrong. around 180,000 babies were taken from unmarried mothers in post—war years. that was the year before everything happened. diana defries was one of them. she says the worst moment was when an nhs nurse put her newborn baby out of reach. i called out to her to say, "it's all right, i'm here." i didn't know what else to do. and then she stopped crying. and i wondered whether she'd died. who does that? what ki

pat finucan was one of more than 3,500 people who were killed during 30 years of violence here until be investigated remains one of the most complex and contentious issues in northern ireland. to ukraine now, and president zelensky has called for strong decisions about allowing his county to use long—range western weapons for strikes inside russia. allies have so far resisted such demands, fearing an escalation. but president biden has indicated the us�*s position might change. mr zelensky�*s remarks coincide with a visit to kyiv by both the british foreign secretary, david lammy and the us secretary of state, antony blinken. we remain fully committed to ukraine's victory — to not only ensuring that ukraine can defend itself today, but can stand on its own feet strongly, militarily, economically, democratically for many, many days ahead, to securing the path the ukrainian people have chosen toward greater integration in the euro—atlantic community, including the european union and nato. to getting a just and lasting peace. the bottom line is this — we want ukraine to win, and we're f

that has followed years of legal action by the family and widow of pat finucane.d legal action and broken promises it is fair to say but never a public inquiry. and as you sayjust in the past few moments we've heard from the northern ireland secretary for state hilary benn who said that the exceptional reason of outstanding and unfulfilled commitments by previous governments to establish a public inquiry in this murder case meant that it should now succeed. he said he hoped for transparency and it would provide the answers to the family that they've been waiting for for so long. both answers around the killing and answers about the level of state collusion involved. it has just broken, this news, within the past few minutes and we've not heard any reaction from the family as yet. but we are expecting to hear from them later this afternoon here in belfast. and you can read the latest on this — and the rest of today's top stories — on the bbc news website. blood cancer and blood disorder patients around the world are expected to benefit from a new stem cell collecti

he was solicitor pat finucane. attack involved collusion with the state. the 39 year old's family, who've campaigned for decades , who've campaigned for decades, welcomed the move, with his son john posting on social media today is for my father, but dup leader gavin robinson criticised the inquiry, claiming it perpetuates a hierarchy of victims in the troubles in northern ireland. labour is facing mounting pressure from within its own ranks to reverse cuts to the winter fuel payment in today's exchanges. at prime minister's questions, rishi sunak pushed sir keir starmer for details on the impact of the cuts, which will see 10 million pensioners lose their payments. despite the opposition, though, the prime minister insists it's necessary to fix a £22 billion financial shortfall . well, this financial shortfall. well, this morning our political editor, chris hope , asked the chris hope, asked the chancellor, rachel reeves, if the looming october budget will be more bad news for pensioners. >> we've committed to tho

the controversial murder of the belfast solicitor pat finucane, shot dead in 1989, is to be examined workers at the epicentre of the mpox outbreak in the democratic republic of congo tell the bbc they are desperate. and taylor swift endorses kamala harris and tells fans to register to vote. how much of a difference could that make in a tight presidential race? kamala harris and donald trump have clashed in theirfirst debate of the election campaign. the pair sparred over immigration, abortion

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the controversial murder of the belfast solicitor pat finucane, shot dead in 1989, is to be examined in a public inquiry. healthcare workers at the epicentre of the mpox outbreak in the democratic republic of congo tell the bbc they are desperate. and taylor swift endorses kamala harris and tells fans to register to vote. how much of a difference could that make in a tight presidential race? kamala harris and donald trump have clashed in theirfirst debate of the election campaign. 00:01:01,354 --> 2147483051:37:15,392 the pair sparred over 2147483051:37:15,392 --> 4294966103:13:29,429 immigration, abortion in springfield, they are eating the dogs, the people that came in, they are eating the cats, they are eating... they are eating the pets of the people that live there. the us secretary of state and his uk counterpart are in ukraine, where president zelensky is calling to strike targets deep inside russia. in a public inquiry. healthcare workers at the epicentre of the mpox outbreak in the democratic republic of congo tell the bbc they are desperate. and taylor swift endorses kamala

an inquiry has been ordered into the murder of solicitor pat finucane , and solicitor pat finucane, andncement of a public inquiry into the murder of that solicitor was part of a new approach by the uk government into legacy issues in northern ireland. let's have a listen. >> 39 he was brutally murdered in his home in north belfast by loyalist paramilitary group the ulster defence association in front of his wife geraldine, who was wounded, and his three children, one of whom is now the honourable member for belfast north. from that day onwards , north. from that day onwards, mrs. finucane and her family have campaigned tirelessly in search of answers about the killing of their loved one. >> an important inquiry will make sure we keep our eye on that one for you. now next new report shows that training ukrainian troops on british soil is draining a quarter of our capability to even train our own soldiers. is it time to have a rethink on the amount of money and time and resources we put into the ukraine? i martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel welcome back. time is 347 on mar

the solicitor pat finucane was shot dead by loyalist paramilitaries in belfast in 1989 while he was having previous investigations have found there was evidence of state collusion in the killing. and's prime minister simon harris said this signalled a new approach by the uk government to legacy issues in northern ireland. —— ireland's prime minister said this signalled a new approach. palestinian paramedics say at least five people have been killed in an israeli military operation in the occupied west bank. the israeli military said it was carrying out what it called a "counter—terrorism operation" in the area and struck an armed terrorist cell. the palestinian red crescent said a drone had been used. it's just days after the largest israeli military operation in the west bank since the hamas attacks on october the 7th. our correspondent daniel de simone has more from jerusalem. this took place overnight, and palestinian paramedics from the palestinian red crescent have said that five people were killed. palestinian social media and media are describing them as all males and naming them. t

the controversial murder of belfast solicitor pat finucane, shot dead in 1989, is to be examined in a public inquiry. a new statue in memory of the late queen and prince philip has received a mixed reception. more now on our top story — republicans and democrats in the us are both claiming their candidate had the better of their televised election debate in philadelphia. donald trump and kamala harris clashed on issues including the economy, immigration and abortion. they repeatedly accused each other of lying. let's speak to merlyn thomas from bbc verify. hello to you, merlyn. let's start with the startling claim that trump made about migrants eating pets. yes, this is one key moment. trump made this baseless claim about immigrants and a city in ohio. in springfield, they're eating i the dogs, the people that came in, they're eating the cats, they're eating the pets of i the people that live - there, and this is what's happening in our country. we spoke to springfield city officials who said they have no credible reports this actually happened. this baseless claim was promoted by rep

the murder of belfast solicitor pat finucane, shot dead in 1989, is to be examined in a public inquirygo tell the bbc they are desperate. we have a special report. kamala harris and donald trump have clashed in their first debate of the election campaign. the pair sparred over immigration, abortion and the economy and traded attacks over each other�*s record in government.

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most notorious killings of the northern ireland troubles — the murder of the belfast solicitor, pat finucane

news that there will be an independent public inquiry into the murder of the belfast solicitor pat finucanes of the troubles. and a remarkable story on the bbc news website this morning. the rock legend jon bonjovi has been praised by police in the us, for averting a possible suicide attempt. the singer and his team were filming a music video on a bridge in nashville, tennessee, when they spotted a woman standing on a ledge. 0fficers said bonjovi helped persuade her to come back over the railings to safety. let's talk about food prices now. the price of most foods has gone up recently and carrots have seen a particularly sharp increase, which had mainly been put down to the weather. it's something you would really think about, is it? —— it is not something you would really think about? peter's on a farm near york to tell us more. you haven't been digging up those carrots, have you? good morning. it morning, naga. someone has to harvest them, i thought i would get involved. i am surrounded by 800 acres of this stuff, the finest yorkshire sandy soil, absolutely perfect i am told for growing c