during the trial susannah's father said he was shocked by bashar unrepentant mr jinnah stick remarks so where others. with newton for him a good girl is a girl who doesn't go out alone who cooks and cleans who base the men and has no desires of her own and that is exactly what he practiced here. but no dances does. that right wing populist have seized on the case saying it shows the government's migration policy has had disastrous consequences authorities had denied bashar siloam and he was supposed to been deported long ago. the seriousness of his crime means he's unlikely to be released early bashar also faces another trial this time on charges of raping an 11 year old girl. chief political correspondent melinda crowe who's been following this story welcome . despite this life sentence people are still concerned and saying that it's too lenient why. one of the harshest sentences that a german court can hand down life sentences don't necessarily mean here in germany that a convict spends the entire rest of his life in prison and that's because the country's constitution places a ver

was found acting on a tip from another migrant who had been living with bashara police discovered susannah's corpse next to a railway track in a hole covered with dirt and branches the rejected asylum seeker and his family fled to northern iraq but he was arrested that and handed over to german authorities he confessed to killing sana but denied raping her. son his father said he was shocked by a bush us unrepentant massage in mystic remarks as well as others at the trial. it's. the perpetrator showed no remorse empathy or understanding that he could have done something wrong couldn't this was really a crime. and as the presiding judge also put it as if the perpetrator trying to blame others implying the girl was promiscuous and her death was her own fault and that he was not guilty at all. the more to improve to hope. right wing groups have seized on the case saying it shows the government's migration policy has had disastrous consequences he's had denied by request for asylum and he was supposed to have been deported long ago the extent of his crimes means he's unlikely to qualify for earl

the judge said he had shown neither compassion nor re morse in may 2018 bashar raped and murdered susannah if 2 weeks went by before any trace of her was found police discovered the santa spidey next to a railway track in a hole covered with dirt and branches after they received a tip from another migrant who had been living with bashar the rejected asylum seeker and his family fled to northern iraq but he was arrested and handed over to german authorities he confessed to killing susanna but denied raping her. during the trial to son his father said he was shocked by bashar unrepentant with such a mistake remarks so were others. to quote unquote this new term for him a good girl is a girl who doesn't go out alone who cooks and cleans who base the men and has no desires of her own and that is exactly what he practiced here. but no dances does. that right wing populist have seized on the case saying it shows the government's migration policy has had disastrous consequences authorities had denied bashar siloam and he was supposed to been deported long ago. the seriousness of his crime means h

we can cross to susannah streeter, who is at a sheringham primary school in east london.on. i am at sheringham primary school and east london manor park, and instead of numeracy this afternoon, it is a my bank session. they are learning all about saving and spending and debt and interest, and spending and debt and interest, and financial priorities. let's have and financial priorities. let's have a listen in. what is the definition of the word want? something that you don't need. like if you want fast food, you don't need it. you won't die if you don't get it. chocolate is delicious. would i die if i never had any chocolate again? i would just be a bit sad. we have identified what we want i need in our lives. now we can take that and put them in order. what have you been learning so far today? what has been learning so far today? what has been the most important factor? we have been learning about interest. there is something called apr, and aer, apr is basically when you borrow money from the bank and you have to pay back more than what you originally borrowed. aer is wh

susannah sirkin you had a long day with a very important message thank you so much for your time we appreciate it. the u.s. wants germany to help ensure safe navigation in the strait of hormuz as tension with iran continues to mount u.s. embassy in berlin says it's formally asked germany to join britain and france in a mission to combat what it calls iranian are gresham and gulf waters the u.s. has already deployed forces there as part of a pressure campaign to force iran to renegotiate the 2015 nuclear deal then the german politicians voiced concerns that joining an american led naval mission could drag european countries into a war. a delegation from the iraqi coast guard has visited iran in a bid to revive maritime security talks got off in 2013 run in state media says the 2 sides discussed border cooperation illegal entries and information sharing but one official told the a.p. news agency that the meeting had nothing to do with regional tension the u.s. has blamed iran for several attacks on tankers off the coast. democratic party politicians hoping to replace donald trump in the white ho

we can cross to susannah streeter, who is at a sheringham primary school in east london. lots of enthusiastic ten and 11—year—olds. the charity has taken over the class for this morning. let's have a quick listen in. is not necessarily about how much money you have, but it's how much money you have, but it's how you use it. yes x, if i were to give you £1000, or you were to borrow £1000, what would use it for? a holiday? big shopping, trip of a lifetime, things, thinking about what could be possible? on your sheets, could you and your partner decide no let's have a quick chat to some of the peoples who are here taking part in this lesson. hello. what facts have been the most interesting that you learnt this morning. in the uk, the amount of money spent on nonessentials is £12 trillion. do you think you might have spent a bit on nonessentials and badgered your parents perhaps? do you think you are learning a lot about how to save money as well as spend it? may be. i have really learned a lot about how we can save, how much we need to spend, and how much we can spend. what