children and women will get fresh bread every morning as if they were at a restaurant. derucia, russia sousa. i hope it's just the beginning to end the summer camp conditions in jails. it's almost impossible for a foreign journalist to get access to film inside israel. jail's rare reports mostly from israeli media have become the sole source of visual information from behind bars and some of them indeed betray israeli prisons like 5 star hotels. we show one such clip to it had off. he watched it carefully. so very big lie because these are boats, as we told the one, to build the a very strong inside montela the biggest thing. and it does notice in order to make it easy for the world, the really community and for others underwear to understand. kirkland, christina kristen had demit, is it a mala based angio that defends prisoners rise in israeli and international court. and in the media, they documented piles. of violations and discrimination in more than 3 decades of work. if you re compare with the treatment of the is that only prisoners inside the israeli prisons, even those that they are

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and dame rachel de sousa has said, you know, this is this is all coming to light.t . because many traumatic incident. because many of these instances have not been actually logged by the police . actually logged by the police. there's no official record of the instances being taken . the instances being taken. that's another recommendation . that's another recommendation. rachel de sousa, once all police force is to have provide lead legally each year, the information ethnic breakdown , information ethnic breakdown, where it happened, who was present because she says at the moment a lot this information is simply missing so they can't even know exactly scale of the problem. but a lot of young people certainly look like have been let down and the commission is certainly wanting some action. catherine thank you for taking us through all those details and we'll see what, of course, emerges in terms of the reaction. now, three years since the uk officially that's european union, would you believe the impact of believe and the full impact of brexit being. now the brexit

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sharia sousa and paloma floors from the san francisco american indian cultural district. susanna rojas , executive director for latino community cultural district. roberto hernandez, the founder and ceo of kana and the mission food hub. dr cheryl davis, director of human rights commission. tyrone jue, the acting director for the department of the environment. rich hills, miriam joan and julia saberi from the san francisco planning department. josh arce, director of the workforce development twd. eric shaw, the director of m o. h. c. d. phil, and marcy a. contreras the deputy executive director for mission housing. on behalf of the friendship house staff and our executive director gabriel pimentel. we want to thank you guys for joining us. your collaboration makes all of this possible. my grandmother came here into the bay area during the relocation period and my mother lived in alcatraz during that really hard time. the famous occupation. i'm a mother and a strong native woman in recovery. who found my own? oh who found my own through a healing and healing through cultura

there's some deep concern by rachel sousa, who is the child care commissioner for england , care commissioner england, and she wants to have an urgent meeting with suella braverman about what braverman means. she says things like in what circumstances she's asking would the power to remove unaccompanied asylum seeking children be used , end quote, how children be used, end quote, how decisions will be made about which children rehoused in home office rent accommodation while transfer. so this is a just this woman who is with child welfare in this country and. that's her job. i've seen people talking about and saying that actually the government , it's very the government, it's very difficult. government is has difficult. the government is has attempted genuinely to exempt children from the harsh penalties which are going to be inflicted on albanian gang run. and so when they try and come over with genuine refugees, but this will create if of course incentives which might work against them, i mean, that's always the trouble if you try an incentive to take some children with. exactly. yeah, wit

there's some deep concern by rachel sousa, who is the child care commissioner for england , care commissioner england, and she wants to have an urgent meeting with suella braverman about what braverman means. she says things like in what circumstances she's asking would the power to remove unaccompanied asylum seeking children be used , end quote, how children be used, end quote, how decisions will be made about which children rehoused in home office rent accommodation while transfer. so this is a just this woman who is with child welfare in this country and. that's her job. i've seen people talking about and saying that actually the government , it's very the government, it's very difficult. government is has difficult. the government is has attempted genuinely to exempt children from the harsh penalties which are going to be inflicted on albanian gang run. and so when they try and come over with genuine refugees, but this will create if of course incentives which might work against them, i mean, that's always the trouble if you try an incentive to take some children with. exactly. yeah, wit

dame rachel de sousa is a passionate advocate of this course. she calls it a crisis of our age.ming in- _ the first two episodes of the terri white: finding britain's ghost children podcast are out now on bbc sounds. here's matt with a look at this morning's weather. it is blustery on the coast. it is indeed. big waves too, as good morning. a story of sunshine and showers today. a lot of dry weather. it is the gales that will have some of the greatest impact, especially in scotland. winds could top 75 mph in scotland. winds could top 75 mph in the west. elsewhere it is going to be windy. coupled with spring tides across some of these western coast, there is the risk of coastal flooding. details on the bbc weather website. what we have got at the moment is this big stripped of cloud which came through the night bringing outbreaks of rain. it is clearing away, clearing skies in its wake. we still have some of that lingering in east anglia and the south—east. more heavy persistent rain in shetland for a few hours before it eventually clears. every thundery showers across the mainla