we hear about serial rape, we care about i serial rape, we care about serial rape, we care about seriale feel is a community that was the right thing to do, even when it means occasionally some crimes go unsolved. i think it is incredibly hard to say this, i do not mean to minimise or be dismissive of the claim. but we do not make policies about the civil liberties of our whole society based on the personal feelings of single victims or the needs of single victims. there are an estimated 250,000 unsolved murders in the us alone, a number that increases by around 6000 each year. advocates of this technology say it is cruel to tell victim's family that the technology is available to solve a crime but it cannot be used. . . . , used. the privacy until original— used. the privacy until original company i used. the privacy until original company that l used. the privacy until i original company that she used. the privacy until - original company that she went through, instilled they contacted her and got her permission for them to give out her information, the lieutenant didn't know who she

he felt certain hall was a serial killer, and now he had to find a way to prove it. began investigating tricia reitler's abduction, a case that wasn't his for a family he didn't even know. >> i can't imagine sending my daughter to school and never seeing her again. >> and he came up with an outside the box scheme to get hall, which would risk the life of that charismatic convict he had just put away for dealing drugs. jimmy keene. >> what happens when i've got to deal with all these crazy killers and stuff? what if i get shanked, what if i get killed? am i going to survive this? . >> jimmy's get out of free card comes with a he wasry price. >> coming up. >> they had my back. >> they had your back? >> that's what i thought. >> when "inside man" continues. >>> our new scented oils give you our best smelling scents. now crafted with more natural ingredients and infused with essential oils that are 100% natural. give us one plug and connect to nature. hey shaq. remember you were talking about the general being great insurance and we stopped letting you sit with us at lun

with severity of offences, you know, we hear about serial rape, we hear about serial murders, but thereit in a less serious crime context. we structure our society with suspicion—based reasons to intrude on people's privacy because we feel as a community that was the right thing to do, even when it means occasionally some crimes go unsolved. i think it is incredibly hard to say this — i don't mean to minimise or be dismissive of the claim — but we don't make policies about the civil liberties of our whole society based on the personal feelings of single victims or the needs of single victims. there are an estimated 250,000 unsolved murders in the us alone — a number that increases by around 6,000 each year. advocates of this technology say it is cruel to tell a victim's family that the technology's available to solve a crime but it can't be used. as far as the privacy, until the original company that danielle went through, until they contacted her and got her permission for them to give out her information, lieutenant hall didn't know who she was, didn't know her name, didn't know where

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they spent a year calling me a serial killer. then said you may not be a serial killer.he guy who might not be a serial killer. by the way, shout out. >> greg: you have a fan in china, pangolin. i don't know how he can get your show. >> sean: if it helps us get a break on, bring him. >> greg: the pangolin is a key demo. they spend a lot of money on footwear. i don't know what i'm saying. i find it ironic. the government wants to flag covid post because that's the only flag they like. we'll be right back. >> kat: that's why you're sitting in that chair and i'm over here. >> greg: that's my line. anyway, go ahead. sorry. i don't know if i ask you a question. >> sean: you didn't. from a law enforcement perspective, you know how difficult it is for us to monitor people's social media? homicide investigations, shooting cases, sex trafficking involving kids and stuff like that. it's an absolute nightmare to get search warrants to monitor these things. wiretap, prosecutors, the u.s. attorney's office in d.c. back to us. to see them so easily be able to do this, it is scary. >>

number serial number i thought the same bar. my name is chris ball. often the song service it will come well, not just besides the after i out a disappeared and stopped answering her phone. her mother's 1st thought was, this is he is doing. she called the police for help, but the detective didn't even ask for a description. instead, he asked if i drank vodka, a jewel, i knew you to do our kitchen and all those, each bit of chick, this is a specimen which is one of the name is in the to the no one on on. i had to make sure that the right them the holding on line. yeah. mine. yeah. the partner who's been interested in to my now that you're not getting called all the way because i'm not good the top of the heart of an improved and them in the me let me, i mean that the off the bottom of the water ball let is kinda bruised, shoulder due to ship, the eye. witnesses advised memorized. com. models and details help identify kidnappers. and then call the police. but that was no help to advantage relatives. they had to search for the miss

>> they are and serialized weapons because there is no serial number on this weapon. >> reporter: andt goes out on the street? >> correct. >> reporter: how much would this go for out of the garage? >> reporter: anywhere from 300 $800. we seized a lot of guns last year and this year. is year. ghost guns, again, start off at 2019, it was 3% of the seizures. funny 20 was 13%. this year, it is 16% today. this, to me was part of the biggest issue we are facing right now. >> reporter: the chief says his officers work hard to keep the guns out of the hands of criminals and parolees or people who are not supposed to have them. >> reporter: what usually happens? >> we will arrest a person for the gun. unfortunately, sometimes they beat us home for dinner. >> reporter: they are out of jail by the time you get home? why? if we are talking about getting people who use these off the streets, guns confiscated, but the person can go get another one is let off until they get a court date, right? >> that's correct. >> reporter: how does that take it off the streets? >> the weapon in front is in the gu

>> they are on serialized weapons because there is no serial number anywhere on this weapon. >> reporterthat goes out on the street? >> correct. >> reporter: how much would this go for out of the garage? >> anywhere from 300 $800 depending on what city you are in. we have been seizing a lot of guns this year. ghost guns, again, we started off in 2019. last year, 2020 was about 13%. this year, we are tracking 16% today for ghost guns being part of seizures. this, to me, is part of the bigg right now. >> reporter: chief chaplin says office criminals and parolees or people who are not supposed to have them. >> reporter: what usually happens? >> we will arrest a person for the gun. unfortunately, sometimes, they beat us home for dinner. >> reporter: they are out of jail by the time you get home? why? if we talk about getting these off the streets, the guns confiscated, but the person who bought it can go get , and they are let off until they come up for a court date, right? >> that's correct. >> reporter: how does that take it off the streets? >> what been sitting in front of you, they are i

they spent a year calling me a serial killer. then said you may not be a serial killer.ho might not be a serial killer. by the way, shout out. >> greg: you have a fan in china, pangolin. i don't know how he can get your show. >> sean: if it helps us get a break on, bring him. >> greg: the pangolin is a key demo. they spend a lot of money on footwear. i don't know what i'm saying. i find it ironic. the government wants to flag covid post because that's the only flag they like. we'll be right back. >> kat: that's why you're sitting in that chair and i'm over here. >> greg: that's my line. anyway, go ahead. sorry. i don't know if i ask you a question. >> sean: you didn't. from a law enforcement perspective, you know how difficult it is for us to monitor people's social media? homicide investigations, shooting cases, sex trafficking involving kids and stuff like that. it's an absolute nightmare to get search warrants to monitor these things. wiretap, prosecutors, the u.s. attorney's office in d.c. back to us. to see them so easily be able to do this, it is scary. >> greg: it

and here's an assessment of the unrest by the current president, serial rama. post who answered mister summa, in 2018. parts of the country reeling from days and nights of public violence, destruction of property and looting of the sort rarely seen before in the history of democracy. the path of the violence of looting and anarchy leads only to more violence and devastation as well as suffering. it leads to more poverty, more unemployment, and more loss of innocent life. this is not who we saw the africans. this is not us. some pretty gruesome language flashbacks, although comparing zoom was ousting and the prosecution to the times of apartheid probably isn't right. has been succeeded by a member of his own party, the african national congress, given serial rema posts as background as an anti apartheid activist. you wouldn't really linked the changes in power with racism. plus the former leader has been embroiled and corruption control overseas for almost 2 decades now. but the mere fact that jacob zoom out, spent years behind the same bars as nelson mandela, a

given serial rama posts as background as an anti apartheid activist. you wouldn't really link the changes in power with race and plus, the former leader has been embroiled and corruption control overseas for almost 2 decades now. but the mere fact that jacob zoom out, spent years behind the same bars as nelson mandela, and that he's being jailed is an enormous trigger for the poor and his home province and elsewhere. when you start the pupils beloved president. so my, then the people on the street and demonstrating the foundation is seen by the end of the wooden case. then in every way again, it's probably south africa's appalling past that's adding fuel to the fire and intensifying the anger and divisions. speaking of extra fuel to the fire, think of what kind of message this video posted by jacob's whom his daughter would send to the st. opponents of the leadership which took over a video of shots being fired at the face of president rama post. so now unfortunately for the government, there are other more obvious routes of the unrest like low income

it is, as you mentioned, about a female serial killer, and it's very gory, it's very violent, there'sell, whichjulia, when i spoke to her a few days ago, said that she did want to have a discussion. so it's got all the ingredients of a hit film. it's being sold around the world. it's released in france, if not this weekend, then very, very shortly, so i'm sure the makers are absolutely delighted with this win. emma jones there. you are watching bbc news. hello there. saturday saw the warmest weather of the year so far in all four nations of the uk. and in northern ireland, whereas you can see it was beach weather in county down, temperatures actually broke the all—time record. the highest temperature since records began in northern ireland, ballywatticock 31.2 degrees. but in england, in wales and in scotland, we saw some pretty hot temperatures. however, the far north of scotland was much, much cooler, just 13 degrees for parts of shetland, whereas you can see we had a lot of cloud. you can pick that out on the satellite picture through saturday afternoon. and that cloud has been pus

unknown, but how and if they are arrested, could be another test of authority for the government, a serial ram opposed. bernard smith, i'll just, sarah, did. the british government says it wants to renegotiate the post break that trade rules for northern ireland. under the current deal, they're accustomed checks on some goods moving between northern ireland and the rest of the u. k. but the brakes, it minister says that is putting a burden on businesses in northern ireland and british unionists. there complain it weaken their ties with the rest of the u. k. the u. k. govern also says it is increasing its efforts with france to stop undocumented migrants from crossing the english channel in small boats. on monday, at least $430.00, made that dangerous journey, which is any daily record, but with the numbers rising, sometimes the only solution is legal. safe routes. lighting. barbara has more. they've made it on to the british soil, but the future is unknown. these undocumented migrants are among around 8 and a half 1000 people who cross the english channel in small boats this year. that's m

battered by the pandemic, will contract 3 percent, according to one us investment bank. present, serial ram of foes admitted that the government had been caught off guard and was slow to respond more to the violent could happen again. i think it could if, if the state doesn't get its intelligence act together, if it doesn't, i mean what's disappointing to me is that some of the key instigators have not been touch. we do. we've got to have to watch carefully what the strategies, a lot of threats they get to continue. and this is where the government has a list of 12 people. it's suspects of instigating violence. only half a dozen have been arrested so far. how close any of the people on the wanted list are to jacob zoom is unknown, but how and if they are arrested, could be another test of authority for the government, a serial ramification furnace smith. i'll just sarah silla, head here on the news out in sports or 45 game unbeaten street was broken as the big women. suppose one of them gets on the way that everybody ah ah. with me. oh, i plan to use this bar, peter, to thank you so muc

already battered by the pandemic will contract 3 percent according to one us investment bank present, serial ram, oppose, admitted that the government had been caught off guard. i'm was slow to respond more to the violence. could happen again. i think it could if, if the state doesn't get its intelligence act together, if it doesn't, i mean what's disappointed me is that some of the key instigators have not been touch. we do though, we've got to have to watch carefully what the strategies is. a lot of fritz they get to continue and this is where the government has a list of 12 people. it's suspects of instigating violence. only half a dozen have been arrested so far. how close any of the people on the wanted list are to jacob zoom is unknown, but how and if they are arrested, could be another, testable authority for the government, a serial ram, oppose a bonus mit i'll just sarah. he has a you prime minister, after 2 weeks of uncertainty following the assassination of its precedence. the death of chauvinism always led to a power struggle. now falling and international intervention. irene alo

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. >> ghost guns are self assembled firearms that don't have serial numbers, making their use and crimes difficult to prosecute. they are untraceable. stephanie sierra found out the seizure of these illegal weapons are reaching record highs across the city. she is breaking down the latest data and information for us. >> reporter: ghost gun seizures, as you pointed out, in san francisco have more than doubled in the past year and part of what the legislation would do if passed in september is not only prohibit the sale of these illegal weapons, but help law enforcement crackdown on the manufacturers. when you hear that a 10-year- old is able to build a ghost gun, describing it as easy as building legos, you know there is a problem. just ask steve linley, the former california doj firearms chief. >> this is a kit you can buy and have sent your house online, no regulations. >> reporter: she calls it california's flawed loophole. >> california law allows these kits to be sold anywhere in california and all that one has to do is after assembling the ghost gun, whether in ar-15 or whatever typ

doesn't check to see if purchasers do apply for serial numbers or that serial numbers obtained are affixed on the guns. california has another law passed in 2019, but won't take effect until next july. that law requires sellers of the main parts of those ghost guns to be licensed and to run an instant background check on buyers. but that background check won't look at national databases as california requires for sales of firearms. and it's still not require that a serial unanimous be affixed to -- number be affixed to the parts before they're transferred to the buyer. we know that congress is deadlocked, so a federal law is not in the cards. we do have president biden's recent executive order directing the attorney general to address the issue and the a.g. has issued proposed regulations that will treat unfinished frames and receivers as firearms throughout the country. this is a major step forward, but enacting the regulations will take time. there is a public comment period that we're in now. then there will be a review period and possible revisions. even when ultimately finalized, the

doesn't check to see if purchasers do apply for serial numbers or that serial numbers obtained are affixed on the guns. california has another law passed in 2019, but won't take effect until next july. that law requires sellers of the main parts of those ghost guns to be licensed and to run an instant background check on buyers. but that background check won't look at national databases as california requires for sales of firearms. and it's still not require that a serial unanimous be affixed to -- number be affixed to the parts before they're transferred to the buyer. we know that congress is deadlocked, so a federal law is not in the cards. we do have president biden's recent executive order directing the attorney general to address the issue and the a.g. has issued proposed regulations that will treat unfinished frames and receivers as firearms throughout the country. this is a major step forward, but enacting the regulations will take time. there is a public comment period that we're in now. then there will be a review period and possible revisions. even when ultimately finalized, the

okay, so as a little bit of everything that affects, but a serial killer. what was the reception? what kind of reaction did the film get? repeat poll please. it at one. i think people were very pleased. there is one because a, it's been so long that we've been waiting for a woman when it's the 1st time in 20 years. in jane campion, one piano, which was a shed price. so this is the 3rd time a woman director is one, the palm dual outright. i think there was anticipation that might win because it was so out there, but no one really expected it. so it was a mix of pleasure and surprise. makes pleasure and supplies. what about the support and the other front run is because this competition was very stiff. it was very strong. there was a new film from as golf. the hardy, who you might remember his one who oscars for the salesman, and he's also one for the great phil my separation. he was the bookies favorite, i would say, and he got the 2nd prize of the night, which was shared with a new finish film called compartment number 6, which was a surprise him when it was a real mix of prizes.

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let's now bring in resource or he is joining us from the serial turkey border crossing bible. how a, specifically, where the aid will now resume, going in through tell us about the humanitarian needs in the area. well, very, just a couple of hours ago we were in the city center of it live. and people were seeing that they are very much disappointed about the discussion that's going on in the united nations security council. because they're saying that they shouldn't be discussing to close the last remaining a delivery point. and they need desperate need that how the un, international military and aid. and so the us should be discussing how to open the new border crossings that will carry the age to these people who definitely need that it. and yesterday we were at the refugee comes 10 thousands of the towns and more than 100000 little people living in that camp on there. very much hard, tough conditions, women, children, elderly people, people who need the medical treatment are there and left with no choice, without no options in the middle of a global pandemic. and to they al

it is, as he mentions, a female cellular kit —— serial killer commits very gory, its bylines, there isking questions about gender as well. —— it's violence. i did speak with the director a few days ago that she did want to have a discussion, all of the ingredients of the hit film. it's being sold around the world. it's released in france if not this weekend, then very very shortly. i'm sure the makers are delighted with this one. an enjoyable, gory found. anna jones, thank you very much indeed. she somehow did _ thank you very much indeed. she somehow did it. thank you very much. —— emma jones. time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good evening. hot sunshine was the weather story for most parts of the uk today, but the really big story was in northern ireland where, as you can see, it was beach weather in county down, and temperatures at ballywatticock got all the way up to 31.2 celsius — and that is northern ireland's highest temperature on record. plenty of other places not too far behind, but in shetland, lerwick only got up to 13 celsius this afternoon because we had a lot

it is the story of a female serial killer set to be one of the most shocking films ever shown at thewilight zone, so i did not believe it, at all. somehow there was the same attention if nothing had been said. elsewhere the award for the best actress went to a norwegian actor for her part in the worst person in the world. america's caleb landryjones was named best actor. the big winner wasjulia ducourneau, who said her evening had been perfect, because it was imperfect. tim allman, bbc news. earlier i spoke to the entertainmentjournalist kj matthews and asked her about spike lee's premature award announcement. 0h oh my god, it was echoes of best picture a few years ago, many people asked spike lee, what happened, how did you get the name of it, the wrong title for which he was supposed to announce. he was pleased to announce. he was pleased to announce the best actress and he announced the palme d'0r before it was supposed to be announced. afterwards he says he has no reason, hejust messed up. he knows he messed up, he feels horrible and it is just as simple as that. but up, he feels

a serial ram, oppose a bonus. smith, i'll just era cypress has appealed to the un security council over a turkey back to plan, to reopen and abandon town on the island to greek cypriots, who represent the island internationally fear the plan is designed for turkish cypriots to resettle in the town of osha president o 2 on supported the plan, along with the 2 state solution during a tuesday visit to the on the british government says it wants to renegotiate the post briggs that trade rules for northern ireland. under the current deal, they are accustomed checks on some goods moving between northern ireland and the rest of the u. k. but the big, the minister says that's putting a burden on businesses in northern ireland. it's also british unionists. they're complainant weakens ties with the rest of the u. k. of the focus on the tokyo 2020 lympics right now being held in 2021 of course. but we've also learned that brisbin australia will host the summer olympic games of 2032. that announcement was made on wednesday by

it is the story of a female serial killer, said to be one of the most shocking films ever shown at the as if he hadn't said anything. elsewhere, the award for the best actress went to a norway's renate reinste for her part in the worst person in the world. and america's caleb landryjones was named best actor for the film nitram. but the big winner wasjulia ducourneau, who said her evening had been perfect because it was imperfect. tim allman, bbc news. that's it for the moment. you are watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. hello, shorts and t—shirt weather again today. the sun is strong, and here is another reminder ofjust how strong it is. high uv high uv levels across england and wales. temperatures across the northern half of the uk will be a somewhat warmer today, because we have cooler air coming off the atlantic. cooler in glasgow than london and the south—east. balmy evening, balmy night on the way. across the northern half of the uk, the cloud will remain and it will be fresher. at the south, look how warm it is. 17 in cardiff and london. mid t

their parents credit card they can go online and buy one of these guns easily. >> untraceable without serial . >> there's an uptick in the use of ghost guns in san francisco and what can the police do when they get to a crime scene and there's an and serialized gun, it stopped the investigation right there . >> sf pd told i-team ghost guns are flourishing in san francisco . >> this year we are more than double . >> this graph more than doubled in 2020 to 164 and the rate reported this year's already on track to surpass that . >> we have strict gun laws in place in california for a reason, so that we can prohibit people who shouldn't have firearms from having them. >> to put this in perspective ghost guns made up of less than 1% of all firearms seized in san francisco in 2016 but by 2020, they made up 16%. >> so this is clearly a growing problem. what are you seeing from the manufacturers, the online sites that are selling these parts, what are they saying? >> which is one of the nation's largest manufacturers for further comment on this but we haven't heard back yet. but i will show you, wha

it is the story of a female serial killer, set to be one of the most shocking films ever shown at the same attention if nothing had been said. —— same tension as if he hadn't said anything. elsewhere, the award for the best actress went to a norwegian actor for her part in the worst person in the world. and america's caleb landryjones was named best actor for the film nitram. the big winner wasjulia ducourneau, who said her evening had been perfect because it was imperfect. tim allman, bbc news. congratulations to all of the winners. you can find out more on the website. bc .com/ news, or download the bbc news app. you can reach me on twitter. stay with us. much more coming up. hello there. saturday saw the warmest weather of the year so far in all four nations of the uk. and in northern ireland, whereas you can see it was beach weather in county down, temperatures actually broke the all—time record. the highest temperature since records began in northern ireland, ballywatticock 31.2 degrees. but in england, in wales and in scotland, we saw some pretty hot temperatures. however, the f

let's now bring in russell sardar, he's joining us from the serial turkey border crossing that bob and how, which we've been speaking about will just tell us a little bit about the humanitarian needs where you are and what you've been seen. well very now we are just standing in front of the baba causing point that through the last couple of days have been the main topic of the discussion. and today, a couple of hours ago was, and the city central of the live and talking to the aid workers and people that they were seeing that they're very much upset point and, and feeling broken that there is such a discussion and negotiation is going on in the united nations security council, because the discussion should not be to whether to hand the, the mandate for the last remaining a delivery point or not. but it's rather shouldn't be about how to reopen the other gates and increase the open case through the borders in the north and the yes, because these people desperately need the community. and here, there are 4500000 people who are living in this tiny region and with limited access to the foo

many of them lost their lives working on the weapon serial production. the museum also conveys the idea that the v 2 should not only be seen as a destructive weapon that killed thousands. it's launch was also a watershed moment for the evolution of modern space technology. because africa was a 1st manmade object to reach space one, no. no, i'm here, i'm historical 9 people to was an historic day that october, the thirty's now reunification day in germany. but this was in 942. the rocket took off the, reached the people altitude of 84.25 kilometers. you know, it's coming from back then the 50 mile mark was sent to the boundary of space. that's roughly 80 kilometers. so the gateway to space was really pushed open here. public which office also we have on which side of history would you place the v to this really, really a tough question. it's a balancing act. we tried to perform here in the museum to it was a mother of all rankin's, but here it was primarily about weapons development. i'm sure they motivated the engineers by saying are to a, when the war w

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he is a serial rapist.s is a man who has no conscience, he has no sense of remorse. >> harris: cosby took to twitter, or somebody did on his behalf. "i have never changed my stance nor my story. i have always maintained my innocence," and that we are hearing from cosby in his own ws shortly after release. >> you can see how powerless many of us feel, because this is my mantra. it's not what they're doing to you, it's what you are not doing. because this is not just a black thing. this is for all the people who have been imprisoned wrongfully, regardless of race, color, or creed. >> harris: okay, my mind just blew up, ben, because he brought in race and i know his attorneys dead, too. i thought this was a rape thing, a man who did some things he said he did, and the prosecutors said they let him off the hook, and they lied, and they went after him. i thought they were 58 women who came against bill cosby with accusations. ben? >> ben: it is sick, first of all, for the victims having to know this guy is out t

it is the story of a female serial killer set to be one of the most shocking films ever shown at thel. somehow there was the same attention if nothing had been said. same attention if nothing had been said-— same attention if nothing had been said. , ., ., been said. elsewhere the award for the best _ been said. elsewhere the award for the best actress _ been said. elsewhere the award for the best actress went - been said. elsewhere the award for the best actress went to i been said. elsewhere the award for the best actress went to a l for the best actress went to a norwegian actor for her part in the worst person in the world. america's caleb landryjones was named best actor. the big winner wasjulia ducourneau, who said her evening had been perfect, because it was imperfect. tim allman, bbc news. congratulations to all the winners there. the annual hajj pilgrimmage is getting under way in saudi arabia, with a reduced number of participants. only 60,000 people will be taking part because of covid restrictions. under normal circumstances, around two and a half million muslims from acr

it is the story of a female serial killer, set to be one of the most shocking films ever shown at the same attention if nothing had been said. —— same tension as if he hadn't said anything. elsewhere, the award for the best actress went to a norwegian actor for her part in the worst person in the world. and america's caleb landry jones was named best actor for the film nitram. the big winner wasjulia ducourneau, who said her evening had been perfect because it was imperfect. tim allman, bbc news. earlier, i spoke to the entertainmentjournalist kj matthews and asked her about spike lee's premature award announcement. oh my god, it was echoes of the oscars back in 2017. do you remember when warren beatty announced the award for best picture and it was the wrong one? oh my god, it was just cringeworthy. but many people asked spike lee, what happened, how did you get the name, or did you get the wrong title which you were supposed to announce? he was supposed to announce the best actress and he announced the palme d'0r before it was supposed to be announced. afterwards, spike lee says he

a french director has won the palm d'orfor her movie about a serial killer.an explains. can you tell me which prize is the first prize? yes, ican. a big night and a big moment, that came just a bit earlier than intended. the film that won the palme d'or is titane. wait, wait, no! spike lee, chairman of this year's jury, announcing the winner of the palme d'or a little ahead of schedule... cue a fair dose of confusion and a few red faces. fast forward a couple of hours, throw in a hollywood sex symbol, and try again. you're ready? i am ready. it's now? yes. 0k. the palme d'or — titane. directorjulia ducourneau still looked a little overwhelmed, even if she knew she was going to win ahead of time. and why not? she's only the second woman to ever be awarded the palme d'or. titane has been described as outlandish, grizzly, yet comic. it is the story of a female serial killer, said to be one of the most shocking films ever shown at the festival. there was this moment where i felt i was in the twilight zone, so i didn't believe it at all. so, somehow, there was the

i have 1st film about a young, the serial killer. she's only the 2nd female director to win the award. this is the 1st time the con phone festival has been held, the clone of virus and demick. again. since d w. news from berlin, there's more on our website at d. w dot com, the ah, ah, shoot on a 2nd. we're in corolla. for centuries, the city has been famous for its marble, used by michelangelo and many other artists. but for some years, cora has been not only concerned with the quality of its marble. today, a real environmental disaster is happening here, perhaps one of the worst in europe. this is sandra on friday, a rebel, and a whistleblower. and he's been raising awareness about trouble. the quarries for years. i guess i've got a demo with it. we managed to film illegal activities at this quarry here. and it was one of the biggest victory on me, but it was bitter sweet because right afterwards about a loose and my car's wheels. and i could have died driving through the mouse and everything was done. now. i didn't want to kill my

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i mean, i could be- a serial killer — i'm not!is something like shirley valentine — in which a middle—aged housewife finds a new lease on life while holidaying in greece — then off the rails really pales by comparison. there's little of the wit, grit, or bittersweet humour of that willy russell—scripted gem in this ragbag of romantic cliches and cut—and—paste pop songs — which, for all its eye—catching locations, feels more like a tv movie the anti—future. —— then a feature. to be clear, off the rails won't be troubling the oscars, or even the baftas. but i'd be lying if i claimed that this didn't touch my dark heart at all. not least because it's pretty much impossible to spend 90 minutes in the company of this very likeable cast — which also includes small roles for ben miller and franco nero — without it raising a chuckle or a tear. and, i confess to both. moreover, there's something reassuringly shonky about off the rails that distances it from the obnoxious excesses of, for example, sex and the city 2 — a slick hollywood bloc