we are hearing reports that indonesian authorities consider umar patek to be a model prisoner, and ae, for the deradicalisation campaign that is under way in indonesia. the authorities there say that this man has been deradicalised, a good prisoner, with a good attitude, who has reaffirmed his commitment to the indonesian state. once upon a time, this man was one of the most wanted men in asia. he was arrested in pakistan a decade ago, sentenced to 20 years in prison. many australians will view this man with utter disdain, given, as we say, the anniversary of this atrocity is approaching. very briefly, bali was, once upon a time, australia's tropical playground — clearly not part of australia, but very much part of australian tradition. so the attack there in 2002 really did shatter australia's sense of isolated security, and for many people, notjust here in australia, but in many other countries, the mental and physical scars of those bombings persist to this very day. time for a look at some of the story is making the headlines across the uk. to north yorkshire where a market town

umar patek was sentenced to more than 20 years in prison for his role in the bombings that killed more were killed in the blast and prime minister anthony albanese has described the news as distressing. our correspondent phil mercer has been following the story and hejoins me now from sydney. remind us of the background to this case. what has pm albanese said about the fact that the man who was convicted could soon be released? it was an atrocity in october 2002. 202 people died. among them, 88 australians. but this was an attack that sent trauma all around the world. there were other victims from indonesia, from the united kingdom, and the united states and other countries as well. umar patek who was arrested in pakistan, jailed in 2012 for 20 years for assembling the bombs that exploded in the district of bali, kuta, 20 years ago. this is a man who had his sentence cut as part of indonesia's independence day celebrations, and there will be an enormous amount of dismay and anger in australia and elsewhere that this man could potentially be facing parole only about halfway through his

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