phoebe hopson reports. it's a surfer‘s worst nightmare and it's an encounter you're lucky to survive. chantelle doyle was enjoying a day on the waves with her husband when she was attacked by a shark on shelly beach at port macquarie, new south wales. she made a lucky escape after her husband jumped off his surfboard and punched the shark repeatedly until its released its grip on her leg. he then helped her to safety. yes, she was conscious and breathing. she seemed to be doing fairly well, considering the lacerations to her leg. she obviously needed some pain relief. but, yeah, the ambulance were keen to get her straight to hospital for treatment as soon as possible. chantelle was quickly airlifted to hospitalfor surgery and is described to be in a stable condition. the coast guard and local ambulance service have praised her husband for his bravery. it's believed the shark was a juvenile great white of up to three metres in length. local media reports say it's the third serious attack on the stretch of co

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phoebe hopson has more.t endedin it was a birthday party that ended in tragedy. why did 13 people die after the illegal gathering was raided by police? suffocated or trampled as they tried to escape from the club's only exit. it's believed the victims were in their 20s. a nighttime curfew has been in place since march to stop the spread of the coronavirus and large gatherings are banned. estimated around 120 people turned up at the bar after party—goers organised turned up at the bar after pa rty—goers organised the turned up at the bar after party—goers organised the event of social media. under peruvian law, those who violate the restrictions face fines of around three and centraljail time. although police denied the use of excessive force and tear eyewitness reports a different story. translation: the police arrived, they spoke to the club owner. the officers entered with their cameras to film. they used tear gas and close the door and that's how the manner started because you can't breathe with tear gas.

phoebe hopson reports.chantelle doyle was enjoying a day on the waves with her husband when she was attacked by a shark on shelly beach at port macquarie, new south wales. she made a lucky escape after her husband jumped off his surfboard and punched the shark repeatedly until its released its grip on her leg. he then helped her to safety. yes, she was conscious and breathing. she seemed to be doing fairly well considering the lacerations to her leg. she obviously needed some pain relief. but, yeah, the ambulance were keen to get her straight to hospital for treatment as soon as possible. chantelle was quickly airlifted to hospitalfor surgery and is described to be in a stable condition. the coast guard and local ambulance service have praised her husband for his bravery. it's believed the shark was a juvenile great white of up to three metres in length. local media reports say it's the third serious attack on the stretch of coast in recent months. although special shark patrols keep a watchful eye over pop

phoebe hopson has more. it was a birthday party that ended in tragedy.aided by police? suffocated or trampled as they tried to escape from the club's only exit. it's believed the victims were in their 20s. a night—time curfew has been in place since march to stop the spread of the coronavirus and large gatherings are banned. it's estimated around 120 people turned up at the tomas restobar after party—goers organised the event of social media. under peruvian law, those who violate the restrictions face fines of around $110 and potential jail time. although police denied the use of excessive force and tear gas, eyewitness reports a different story. translation: the police arrived, they spoke to the club owner. noone arrived. the officers entered with their cameras to film. they used tear gas and closed the door and that's how the madness started because you can't breathe with tear gas. the president has called for an investigation. translation: i feel sorry and i am sad for the people and the relatives of the people who have lost their lives but i am also

phoebe hopson reports. singing this is lucy's story. asking about my experience because many people like to listen to music and definitely for young people because i note that the amount of abuse that the say that when you come to this country, you will have a good job and a good opportunity. lucy says she was promised a job in teaching but was tricked into becoming a domestic worker for a family into becoming a domestic worker forafamily in into becoming a domestic worker for a family in beirut. she was not paid for seven months and that the family tried to kill her when she went to the police. i want to go back and even when you walk, you cannot afford to pay you, at the dump us afford to pay you, at the dump us in the streets. we are here and we do not have anyjob, even. they are able to make us some with the work of an activist. but i want to see her in herapartment where activist. but i want to see her in her apartment where there we re in her apartment where there were 15 women, all together in one small room, sleeping on a few ma

phoebe hopson reports. beaches in the area were closed after the incident.spot the shock. she suffered severe lacerations to her leg. now let's take a look at the weather. hello. we have now lost the very intense heat of the past week. what we haven't lost, though, is the potential to brew up some really punchy thunderstorms. and it's the southern half of the uk that looks like it could encounter some issues as those thunderstorms surge up from the south through the afternoon. a band, if you like, of showers swirling their way across the south—west of england into south wales, the midlands and the south—east. if the sun comes out, warms things up, a little extra energy in the atmosphere will mean those showers turn very nasty in some places. northern scotland wins out for the best of the sunshine today. to the south, a bit more cloud, a few showers for the borders through the afternoon, the odd one to the east of northern ireland. becoming a little drier, i think, for northern england and north wales. but these showers, as you can see, localised across parts

phoebe hopson reports.band when she was attacked by a shark on shelly beach at port macquarie, new south wales. she made a lucky escape after her husband jumped off his surfboard and punched the shark repeatedly until its released its grip on her leg. he then helped her to safety. yes, she was conscious and breathing.

phoebe hopson, bbc news.ack to school — saying it's more damaging to their development and health the longer they're away from the classroom. a sentencing hearing for the man who killed 51 people at two mosques in new zealand hears he planned to attack a third and cause maximum casualties. violent protests in the us state of wisconsin after police shoot a black man several times — whilst responding to a domestic incident. jacob blake is in a stable condition in hospital. the inquest has begun into the death of nora quoirin, a teenager from london who went missing in malaysia last year. the 15—year—old, who had special needs, disappeared from her room while on a family holiday — her body was found in the jungle 10 days later. nora's parents are due to give evidence via video—link next week. let's return to our top story — in a message to parents — uk prime minister borisjohnson has said it is ‘vitally important‘ that children go back to school — with the life chances of a generation at stake. kate green is the

phoebe hopson has more. the presence of the state to prevent possible outbreaks of violence. although the exact motives of the killing are unknown, narino is one of colombia‘s main coca growing regions — the raw material for making cocaine. it borders ecuador, which makes it a favoured drug smuggling route into central america and the us. it is being fought over by a complex mix of illegal armed actors — the leftist guerrilla group the national liberation army and rebel members of the revolutionary armed forces of colombia, who rejected the 2016 peace deal, in addition to criminal gangs comprised of pa ramilitaries and drug gangs. they all want a slice of the cake. president ivan duque‘s government condemned the slaughter and vowed to catch the killer, or killers. translation: these are criminal organisations that act with cruelty and without any respect. they are only interested in profiting from their criminal and destructive businesses, such as drug trafficking. it‘s nearly four years since former preside