we're here now in the studio with me is rafi obo song a security and terrorism analyst with the german institute for international and security affairs it's good to see you again we are talking there it sounds like what we saw today in holland was an attempt to be a copy of a copycat crime if you will of what we saw in christ church earlier this year do you agree well that's pretty obvious i mean think goodness the perpetrator wasn't as well prepared and armed and effective as what happened in christchurch and as we also just heard authorities think fully also better now to stop the spread of such material. but yes it's still possible and this person's so far seem to have acted on this is very difficult to prevent we heard from the interior minister here in germany tonight that this was indeed an anti-semitic attack what does that tell us about the strings of the far right the neo nazi scene in germany well unfortunately over the last 4 or 5 years we've seen an steady increase in. readiness to use violence and the right wing extremists even germany which is also been always been consid

the murder of nusratjahan rafi shocked the nation. of her school after she had reported the headmaster for touching her inappropriately. the headmaster, siraj ud doula, who had been arrested for sexual harassment, apparently ordered her death from his prison cell. the police say that it was supposed to look like a suicide but nusrat escaped and managed to make a statement to her brother before she died. translation: the trial was completed really fast. i want to thank our media. our prime minister learned about it because of their hard work. police have been looking after us all this time. nusrat‘s case has sparked mass protests in the country, where victims of sexual assault rarely go public. nusrat‘s family has been placed under police protection. akbar hossain, bbc news, feni, in bangladesh. our top story this lunchtime. police say all 39 people found dead in a lorry in essex were chinese nationals. and coming up, we hearfrom someone who made the journey across continents to the uk in the back of a lorry. coming up in the sport in

rafi was tied up in kerosene and set a life after refusing to withdraw a sexual harassment complaint against 2 school principal. from prison he's denied involvement with one of the 16 sentenced tons of child rape now has the latest from. one of the most sensational murder case with a verdict of 16 people today one of the fastest in the country's history what is unusual about this particular case is that a 19 year old school student john was set on fire by a classmate along with other people for filing sexual harassment complaint against a madrassa school principal now what's more unusual about the fact is that she made this statement after she got burned 80 percent of our body to our brother brothers mobile phone which went viral in social media as well in local media and the local community leader along with local politician and police tried to hide this fact and tried to prove this case this caused outrage across the nation there was protest rallies people wanted justice even the prime minister got involved he wanted justice to prevail and so he did today the defendant's lawyer sai

bangladesh a sense and 16 people to death over the murder of a young woman in march news about john rafi's killing prevent outrage across the country in april the student was tied up doused in kerosene and set a fire after refusing to withdraw a sexual harassment complaint against the head teacher. the 1st black leader of south africa's largest opposition body has resigned most imani said there'd been internal conflicts in the democratic alliance as he made the announcement he added that he'd struggled to attract black voters to the historically white liberal party mani's the 2nd scene of black politician to quit in a week. over the past few months it's become more and more kids to me that there does exist. if you were going but you would look the eye to eye with me. i don't share the vision for the party in the direction it was taking. they've been several months of consistent and a coordinated attack on me and my leadership to ensure that this project. 5. flooding in egypt is set to get worse especially around alexandria at least 10 people including 4 children have died after 2 days of h

a court in bangladesh sentenced 16 people to death over the murder of a young woman in march john rafi's killing provoked outrage across the country in april the student was tied up doused in kerosene and set alight after refusing to withdraw a sexual harassment complaint against a head teacher. south korea's prime minister has met japan's leader in tokyo at a time of increased tensions not yonan shinzo are they agreed that strained relations need to be mended it's the highest level meetings since tokyo introduced export controls on materials that are crucial to the south korean tech industry that was in response to seoul's demands for compensation from japan for wartime forced labor. both prime ministers have agreed that they are important neighboring countries in the region and we can't leave the difficult situation of bilateral relations as it is in terms of north korean issues we need to collaborate together prime minister lee urged for dialogue and prime minister are they once again said we need to keep promises between the countries and hopes to continue the dialogue to resolve the

see from those films that from those pictures that really innovative is this what's lacking in such rafi's new movies yeah i think so i mean i remember seeing persepolis that just blew me away also because it was such an interesting new story but the way she told it i mean she took so much from her own work as a graphic artist and top was able to tell incredible scenes with just a simple squiggle or a certain line really take the cartoon a static and bring it into film which i've never seen before i'm used glimpses of that in radioactive some of the visual elements that she brings into the film but the film fortunately for me is far too conventional really wish you'd she was able to break loose ok now you interviewed some length in spite of your problems with new film is she going to be named to watch out for i think so yeah i don't think she's ever lived up to the last couple of films that she's made doesn't live up to early promise but we see with this film that she can do a sort of by the numbers a biopic she can sort of make a bigger picture with bigger stars i hope that means hollywoo

because my son, rafi, is the only boy i have in the family.y involving the 737 max. just months later a near identical plane run by ethiopian airlines also crashed, killing 157 people. it's thought similar issues with the flight control system were to blame. since then, the aircraft has been grounded worldwide. learning the lessons from both crashes, we need better communication between the airlines and the aircraft manufacturers, between the manufacturers and the regulators, internally within the airlines, and the pilots need to know as well. boeing says it's already redesigned the controls of the 737 max to make it safe. it wants to have it in the air again before the end of the year, but today's report shows that bad design was far from the only problem. theo leggett, bbc news. much more coming up in the next half an hour. much more coming up in the next now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. we are looking at potentially some trouble from the weather as we look at the picture overnight and into saturday, a lot of rain.

the murder of politician rafi curry every lead to the cedar revolution. looking back at the mysterious poisoning of viktor yuschenko right before the orange revolution of 2004 we see now that he became a sacred victim himself. most political analysts believe the compassion of the ukrainian people at that moment tilted the scales giving him the presidency. the number of victims among the protesters during your own my done totaled over 100 they are called to the heavenly 100 all the sacred victims were immediately mythologized. the beating of students on november 30th 2013 was the obvious trigger of your own my done those who sent trained provocateurs to the square very well realised that peaceful protesters were the ones who would get hurt the most. it's hard to keep protests going for months on end tension subside and people inevitably get tired. holidays are also a big danger for revolutionary masterminds people want to be home with their families and friends and one needs to get inventive to keep people in a cold tent city. on christmas day of 2013 tabl

when we heard that they have started fighting those of us outside my rafi mask and we discussed how to get to the center. i mean well apostle. now that i mean among we tried 7 times we even used motor boats to try to get in from the lake but it didn't work. out well but. i do past information about the movement of government troops to his eye as comrades inside the besieged city by cell phone he tells us that 40 of his friends were killed none the less he could imagine joining battle again. so stop calling him when i mean it must not have an advantage because we young people just blend in with the population. the military conti's really identify which of us are fighters who know how to use a gun in the army not abandon a fight there or not only coming home our number of body. because it was i wouldn't fight in iraq and or in any other muslim area and the same thing would happen again . only muslim people with. part of the battle took place somewhere else i would join somalia. have dual is out of a job again and he's disappointed about losing the battle and about the empty promises i sa

i there was call announcement there reporting from hala here at the big table with me now is rafi elbows on a security and terrorism analyst with the german institute for international and security affairs been to a busy day what do we know when we look at this entire semitic attack what does it tell us about the far right neo nazi scene in germany. well it shows that there has been a rising readiness to use violence and there is of course a long history of right wing extremism in this country and also right wing terrorism going right back to the 180 s. nonetheless the last 34 years have see the general increase in the number of violence of different kinds and this is unfortunate really a surprise that what's happened but germany one has to say is somewhat better prepared than some other countries so why is it why is that well because of our history i mean it's not to say that the authorities have done everything right but if you look at you know the u.s. of the u.k. they just this summer the clear that right on terrorism is suddenly it's a teaching threat i mean this is not what we have

well joining me here the big table now is rafi obo song a security and terrorism analyst with the german institute for international in security affairs for feels good to see you again we heard you know karl said that we heard earlier tonight from a security analyst another security analyst that this attack today had many of the hallmarks of the christ church massacre that we saw earlier this year in new zealand do you think we are talking about a gunman who was planning on carrying out a copycat crime when obviously looks like it i mean he was just the same way and thank goodness his video hasn't been as available as in the christ church right situation and actually authorities have to take care in the interim period that this couldn't repeat in the same way but obviously this was the ambition of the guy who did this and we heard from horst is a home for the interior minister of germany he's confirmed that this was an anti-semitic attack and people will be asking what does that mean then about the far right seen in this country the neo nazi scene in this country are held strong is it we

nusrat jahan rafi was just 19 when she was attacked in april. that's on bbc bangla.s remains were moved from the valley of the fallen — which is a national monument — to a family vault at a cemetery in madrid. these are the pictures. the coffin was put into a helicopter. only a priest, forensic expert, justice minister, and 22 descendants were allowed to attend the event. a crane was needed to lift 1,500 kilograms of concrete that covered the coffin. this is the valley of the fallen — for franco supporters, it has been a shrine and place of pilgrimage. more than 30,000 bodies from both sides of the spanish civil war are still buried there. prisoners of war were made to help build the monument. this is the cemetery — north of madrid where has been reburied next to his late wife. and here you can see protesters outside the cemetery — franco supporters are angry about the reburial — as are local residents. the relocation of franco's remains fulfils a pledge of the socialist government. it said spain should not continue to glorify a fascist. here's the acting prime minis

and causing a crash with that very reason so it's really very very farfetched at the moment so right rafi able song with the german institute for international and security affairs as always we appreciate you coming in sharing your insights thank you. in what simberg a european interior minister's they're making a fresh attempt to break an impasse over gratian they want more european union countries to sign of or plan to more evenly distribute refugees throughout the e.u. europe is currently seeing a rise in arrivals via the mediterranean in previous efforts to resettle them would have led to deep divisions within europe. well this summit is happening against the backdrop of warnings about another huge wave of migrants reaching europe via turkey largely due to the fighting in northern syria and the turmoil in iraq germany's interior minister horst says that he fears the numbers could be even larger than what we saw in 2015 but sentiment has changed here in germany since the country began welcoming over a 1000000 refugees that year. but he only fled syria for bowen in 2015 in almost half a

among those who died was muhammad rafi, pictured here. today his father gave his reaction.on: it's hard to forget the crash. because my son is the only boy i have in the family. his death can't be compensated by any amount of money. this was not the only tragedy involving the 77 max. involving the 737 max. just months later a near identical plane run by ethiopian airlines also crashed, killing 157 people. it is thought similar issues with the flight control system were to blame. since then, the aircraft has been grounded worldwide. learning the lessons from both crashes, we need better communication between the airlines and aircraft manufacturers, between the manufacturers and regulators, and internally within the airlines, and the pilots need to know as well. boeing says it has already redesigned the controls of the 737 max to make it safe. it wants to have it in the air again before the end of the year, but today's report shows bad design wasn't the only problem. theo leggett, bbc news. the uk's biggest remaining payday lender, quickquid, is going to close. it is the late

because my son, rafi, is the only boy i have in the family.e. since then, the aircraft has been grounded worldwide. learning the lessons from both crashes, we need better communication between the airlines and the aircraft manufacturers, between the manufacturers and the regulators, internally within the airlines, and the pilots need to know as well. boeing says it's already redesigned the controls of the 737 max to make it safe. it wants to have it in the air again before the end of the year, but today's report shows that bad design was far from the only problem. theo leggett, bbc news. rising from the desert, the stunning sight of uluru is seen as sacred to the indigenous people of australia. they've long asked tourists not to climb to the top of the site formerly known as ayers rock. and earlier today it was finally closed to hikers forever — but not before thousands of people queued up for one last last climb. from australia's northern territory, our correspondent phil mercer reports. joy, as signs asking visitors not to walk up uluru are

rafi who does the baby beluga, anti-fa. >> not what you're expecting?elp us learn. >> tucker carlson from fox news at one point in the not too distant past labeled me a leader of anti-fa in the bay area. which was news to me. i was like, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> well, wow. >> kamau bell is among on the record things a host on cnn, he is a supporter of antifa, they hate this country, they want to tear it down. none of that seems to matter to an that fa, you are peddling hate. >> it was funny, i've never been to a meeting. for example, the pronunciation, antifa, anti-fa? >> antifa. >> how would you describe yourself? >> the way i describe anti-fa, do you approve of passis ifasci? >> no. >> if euyou're opposed to fasci, you are anti-fa, it's anti-far itch. that could be a lot of things. say they're a great programmer and they can build a website to educate children. do you think people deserve love? anti-fa. >> so anti-fa is anti-far itch. in a world of politics where does it land on our far-right spectrum? it doesn't. >> the political compass is more a square

student who was set on fire after accusing a teacher of sexual harrassment. 19—year—old nusrat jahan rafir, who police say ordered the killing from prison, after being arrested over the complaint. it's the second day of a general strike in chile that's prompted mass marches against austerity and inequality through santiago and other cities. an apology and promises of economic reforms from president sebastian pinera have so far failed to quell public anger. at least 18 people have been killed and more than 6,000 have been detained. researchers have found that people with long term health conditions, such as arthritis, are more likely to suffer pain when it's humid or windy. scientists at the university of manchester used a smartphone app to track the pain experienced by more than 2,500 people across the uk, while also mapping the local weather conditions. coldplay have revealed the tracks to their new album with classified ads in a number of local papers. everyday life by coldplay is their first album in four years, and the ads appeared in areas where the band members grew up, including ex

nusrat jahan rafi was set on fire in april this year after she reported an allegation of sexual abuseearlier. her murder sparked outrage and protests across the country. the trial was one of the quickest in bangladesh, where previously it may have taken years to conclude. the american actress rose mcgowan has filed a us federal lawsuit against the disgraced film producer harvey weinstein, accusing him of trying to silence her and prevent her publishing a book alleging he had raped her. her lawsuit also targets two of mr weinstein's former lawyers and a private intelligence firm, black cube. mr weinstein's attorney has called the accusations baseless. rose mcgowan's public accusations helped spark the #metoo movement two years ago. it's taken ten years to put it all together, but today an exhibition opens in the louvre in paris to mark the 500th anniversary of leonardo da vinci's death. as lucy williamson explains, it also shows us a new way of looking at one of the world's most famous paintings. scientist or painter? leonardo da vinci is often seen as a universal genius, but this exhi

the murder of nusrat jahan rafi sparked outrage and protests across the country.was one of the quickest in bangladesh, where previously it may have taken years to conclude. scientist and professor, ian shanks, has been awarded two million pounds in compensation by the uk's highest court for inventing a diabetes test nearly a0 years ago. the system to test blood sugar levels that is used by many diabetics while working for unilever in the 1980s. the rights to his invention belonged to the company and, until now, he was not entitled to a share of the benefits. finally, researchers in america are investigating the anxiety caused by back seat driving by putting rats in the driving seat. when rats drove where they wanted to go, they were less stressed than when scientists took control of the vehicles. much the same for all of us. back to you, victoria. let's bring you the latest on the horrific story of the 39 people, including a teenager, who froze to death in the back of that refrigerated lorry container. essex police are right now trying to identify the bodies. the

bangladesh has sentenced 16 people to do with over the murder of a young woman in mots lives rajon rafi was tied up doused in kerosene and set alive after refusing to withdraw a sexual harassment complaint against her school principal police say the principal siraj doula ordered her murder from prison he's denied involvement but was one of the 16 sentenced tanvi child very has the latest now from dhaka. one of the most sensational murder case with a verdict of 16 people today one of the fastest in the country's history what is unusual about this particular case is that a 19 year old school student john was set on fire by a classmate along with other people for filing sexual harassment complaint against a madrassa school principal now what's more unusual about the fact is that she made this statement after she got burned 80 percent of our body to our brother brothers mobile phone which went viral in social media as well in local media and the local community leader along with local politician and police try to hype this fact and tried to prove this case this caused outrage across the nat

the murder of nusrat jahan rafi sparked outrage and protests, across the country.eviously it may have taken years to conclude. the metropolitan police is working with facebook to try and stop terrorists livestreaming their attacks, on social media. the partnership was formed after the new zealand mosque attacks, when facebook was criticised for not removing material posted by the gunman quickly enough. our home affairs correspondent sarah corker reports. firearms officers simulate a terrorist attack. the scenario — multiple gunmen, on the loose, in a disused building. the metropolitan police regularly practise their counterterrorism response and the body cameras, recording these images, have been supplied by facebook. subject down, red jumper. hundreds of people work in facebook‘s safety and security team, at its base, here in london. over the past two years, 26 million posts, from global terror groups, have been removed. facebook uses artificial intelligence, to spot extreme content. this is how the technology works, identifying people and objects. but the company

the murder of nusratjahan rafi shocked the nation.headmaster for touching her inappropriately. the headmaster, siraj ud doula, who had been arrested for sexual harassment, apparently ordered her death from his prison cell. the police say that it was supposed to look like a suicide, but nusrat escaped and managed to make a statement to her brother, before she died. translation: the trial was completed really fast. i want to thank our media. 0ur prime minister learned about it because of their hard work. police have been looking after us all this time. nusrat‘s case has sparked mass protests in the country, where victims of sexual assault rarely go public. nusrat‘s family has been placed under police protection. akbar hossain, bbc news, feni, in bangladesh. now before the weather — it seems the old wives' tale that cold temperatures trigger pain might not be correct. scientists at the university of manchester have found that people with long—term health conditions, such as arthritis, are more likely to suffer pain on days when it's humi