would you agree, shona?overnment, the head of state, the dignitaries, the abuse survivors, the people involved in lawmaking in this country, was the speech that people expected to hear, any revolution of the church‘s position that comes to justice on systemic abuse. and so therefore, the assessments came from abuse survivors, people who had already said that this visit has been a wasted opportunity, unfortunately. now, who we haven‘t heard from you, and there is still hope, are people like marie collins and the eight abuse survivors he met for 90 minutes before he arrived at croke park. we know that marie collins is the person who won‘t hide the truth and will not mince her words when it comes to what the conversation is about, and whether she believes there is substance to it or not. furthermore clodagh malone and another woman, who worked there, i think one hearfrom another woman, who worked there, i think one hear from them tomorrow will be very important and a watermark for this visit. definitely, people

some passengers at berlin shona failed airport were forced to spend the night there many didn't know when they'd finally be able to fly out but some are still sympathetic to the pilot's demands and it's a bit unfair the pilots draw the short straw just because people want to fly on the cheap. i think it's a safety risk if someone's employed as a so-called freelance pilot then perhaps doesn't stay home when they're sick so i think it's justified. pilots in belgium ireland and sweden also walked out on friday in the airline's first coordinated europe wide strike a total of four hundred flights were canceled disruption of european airports was a de minimus with passengers informed in advance of the cancellations. the u.s. reinstated economic sanctions against iran beginning tuesday a few weeks after u.s. president donald trump a taken america out of the multi-nation nuclear deal with the country the sanctions prevent the iranian government from buying dollars they also target the auto and aeronautical sectors as well as iranian exports although not explicitly targeted german companies e

to diffuse lars halters standing by for us at berlin shona feld airport hi there lars this is one of europe's biggest bases for ryanair what's the situation where you are right now. well brian considering this is one of the big bases for ryan air it's actually very calm and orderly that it's not an entirely big surprise here though because as you said it's a strike that has been planned for a while it's been announced for about two or three weeks and ryan air over the last couple of days has of course informed all its customers those affected of course thirty two out of forty eight flights today going in and out of berlin showing if it has been canceled but those passengers also knew about it they never showed up so purely from a customer six period side from the passenger side today here in berlin we don't see any problems whatsoever about of course behind the scenes there's massive problems between the pilots and of course problems for ryan air shara lara's now this is not the first time ryanair pilots of gone out on strike how much are the repeated strikes tarnishing the ryanair b

some passengers were forced to spend the night at berlin the shona felt airport many don't know when they will be able to fly out but some are showing sympathy for the pilot's demands. it's unfair that the pilots have to pull the short straw just because passengers want to fly cheaply. i think it's a potential safety risk if employees don't stay at home when they're ill because they're on a freelance basis and wouldn't get paid so i do think it's justified. ryanair pilots are striking across europe for twenty four hours as they demand higher salaries and better working conditions that's led to the cancellation of four hundred twenty four hundred scheduled flights affecting more than seventy thousand passengers. as a writer of our top story this hour. currency about what iraq has crashed a record lows up there donald trump announced a doubling of tariffs on turkish steel and along with tensions between ankara and washington of us fellated over the arrest of an american pastor in truckee. news we'll have more for you at the top of the hour and on our web site www dot com i'm sara harmo

. —— shona murray. we were talking a short while ago about what the pope might need to say.are some people want to say and what he does say maybe two different things. we haven't heard what words he will offer on the subject of abuse. what do you think he needs to say? this week leading up to the pope's visit has reopened a lot of old wounds for irish people, for abuse survivors, for people that were incarcerated in the mother and baby homes, for women who have had babies taken away from them because they were unmarried mothers. for women in this country, this is 2018, the 50th anniversary of the pope's ruling against contraception, which basically put a lot of irish women into a world of perpetual childbirth. there has been a lot of traumatic impact from the catholic church xhaka stranglehold on this country. the pope needs to apologise to irish people and develop a much more respectful and mature relationship. most importantly for abuse survivors they wa nt to importantly for abuse survivors they want to hear about injustice, impunity, 90% of the perpetrators of child abus

some passengers were forced to spend the night at berlin the shona felt airport many don't know when they will be able to fly out but some are showing sympathy for the pilots demands. and it's unfair that the pilots have to pull the short straw just because passengers want to fly cheaply. and this is something fuel from the shirts and i think it's a potential safety risk if employees don't stay at home when they're ill because they're on a freelance basis and wouldn't get paid so i do think it's justified. ryanair pilots are striking across europe for twenty four hours as they demand higher salaries and better working conditions that's led to the cancellation of four hundred out of twenty four hundred scheduled flights affecting more than seventy thousand passengers. and it's back to sarah with more was no thank you so much christopher and we're actually going to head to bella bruce now because authorities there have freed a d.-w. correspondent who was detained on suspicion of gaining unauthorized access to the computer systems of the state run news agency paul you know. russia servi

with me now is shona murray from the irish independent, who has written extensively about these issueslect on the differences between ireland now and ireland in 1979, whenjohn paul ii arrived to mass adulation? it is a different country completely. even the term catholic ireland does not exist any more, if you think about it. since then we have legalised divorce, and since then overwhelming support for same—sex marriage and abortion, two areas of concern for the catholic church. very different with the social challenges. ever since the 90s, ireland has been dealing with the trauma of sexual abuse. we had revelation after revelation, commissions, tribunal reports, and really the revelations have been so heartfelt for irish people. abuse survivors say they wa nt to people. abuse survivors say they want to hear more from the pope in terms of injustice and impunity. what do you think the pope needs to say to allow the survivors to feel that the church is listening to justice, and to stop the impunity. all of the survivors i have spoken to in the last week and the last few yea rs, to in the

coalition, so we arere in fact reresponsible, j just as muchch as the saududis are in te bombing of the shonay: explain what has happened since. you have the u.n. calling for an independent investigation, saudi arabiaia, that killed them,, saying, no. saudi arabia backed by the united states. saying heneral mattis is sending a general to saudi arabia to help with the investigation. >> well, it is just preposterous to think they are continuously allowed to investigate their own crimes. we assume e this committee that put together and the kinds of investigations they have done in the past. this is done the first massacre in yemen. two years ago they killed 120 people in a market. the e also killed 140 momournern a funeral hall. here arengle day airstrikeses and casualtlties ad civivilians who have beeeen kill byby saudi havave an led airsts. they essentially have of salt themselves of al wrongdoing every time they have investigated themselves. of course they would. who would trust a criminal to investigate his or her own crimes? for the u.s. to say we're going to send a general, well, the u.s.

earlier we spoke earlier to shona ghosh, senior tech reporter at business insider uk.hat money for what is a superpremium device, but considerably more expensive than other phones. the iphone seven, the predecessor of the iphone seven plus, cost 2— $300 less. i think apple has cordoned on to the idea of how willing people are willing to pay to upgrade to the most current model, and people are willing to pay those prices to build on the latest iphone. there is some speculation that they will go to the second—hand market, and that is true, people are looking for cheaper iphones. but there is a score of super fans who like to pay those really top prices. it is amazing how apple has built up all these side businesses. it wants not just to make all these side businesses. it wants notjust to make money from hardware, it understands that smartphones are commoditized, many people on smartphones, they're all starting to look this up —— the same. apple's best plan is to lock you into the ecosystem and get you to buy apps through the app store, pay more for storage but i cloud, a

here at burning shona felt airport normally and on friday in the middle of august it would be packed with passengers coming and going to and from holiday destinations but for ryanair thirty one of their flights from the sample have been canceled some are going but the vast majority are not and so lose passengers who come to the airport for the first thing they do when they walk into this terminal to look at the departure of or to find out if their flights are going you can see one or two flights are departing but as i say the lion's share of these flights have been cancelled and you can see from the check in desks here quite clearly that there are staff here a very few passengers indeed and for those passengers who are unfortunate enough to have flights here to the airport which did operate they landed here but then found that they had no follow on flight we spoke to a couple earlier on from dallas texas who had flown through the night across the atlantic hoping to go on to greece only to find their flight had been counseled. and when we landed here in berlin right yeah i mean really