0ne, because the economic situation was not helping. two, because, as i told you, i opened the store with my four sisters and after the blast, all my sisters left beirut, so i had to stay alone and work, and do something with the shop. that must have been difficult. oh, yeah! trust me! because you know when you re four, it s easier, you know, but when you handle the responsibility on your own, it s much more difficult. but what s amazing about lebanon is that whenever you need help, you will find it, so it s. that s true. 0ur heart is. maybe we can hate each other, but when someone needs help, everybody will come and, like, help you. yes, totally. i think that people s help to one another was really a major factor in being able to rise again after the explosion. nour, when you look back, what were some of the hurdles you faced at the beginning?
confirmed a little girl had died. it s believed the incident happened in the back garden and no one else was injured. for people who knew the family, there is disbelief and sadness. it is so hard to hear this. it is someone i really know, i see her every day going to school and coming back so it is so hard and i wish to mother the best. i know that god will get through because it is not easy. today, the local church just across the road will be open for local people who may wish to reflect. 0ur heart goes out to the parents and community and also those police and community and also those police and first responders who had to encounter something that no one wants to encounter. a vigil will be held later this evening. the family are being supported by specialist officers and police have asked people not to speculate about what happened here on social media. jo black, bbc news in milton keynes. a green comet, not seen for 50,000
morning but leftjust before the incident. 0ur heart goes out to everyone involved, very concerned about it. i can t give you any more information at the moment but what i do do know is that we are very concerned about everyone impacted. but we have professionals who know how to deal with these things, good medical people and we need to get them a little bit of space to deal with it. ., them a little bit of space to deal with it. . , ., with it. one final question about the day then. with it. one final question about the day then, i m with it. one final question about the day then, i m asking - with it. one final question about the day then, i m asking you - with it. one final question about the day then, i m asking you to | with it. one final question about l the day then, i m asking you to do to dip the results, but there s always more that can be done, there is a cost of living crisis, there is a squeeze on what is available. what can the government promised because there is a re
over the past twenty years. three people have been detained in connection with the shooting. tanya dendrinos reports. shocking and incomprehensible, the words used by the prime minister of the netherlands after prominent journalist payter r de vrees was shot on the street in amsterdam. translation: all we know i is that he is severely wounded and is fighting for his life. i cannot tell you more at this moment. 0ur heart and our sympathy go out to his family and his friends. de vrees falling victim to the type of crime he is renowned for covering. translation: payter r de vrees is a national hero. i an uncommonly brave journalist, tireless in his search forjustice, vocally independent and free of spirit. he stands for people in need, for the parents was child has been murdered or people who have been wrongly convicted. he keeps the investigation authorities on their toes. and with that, he keeps