Including british kids, are facing a lifetime of imprisonment in camps and jails more than 70 people have now died during five days of unrest and looting in south africa in? north eastern?syria, with little following the arrest of former hope of being released. ?a bbc president jacob zuma. Investigation has found that the children, whose parents the uk inflation rate hits 2. 5% supported the islamic state group, in the yeartojune, the highest for nearly three years, are being moved?from desert camps?to secure children s homes as the unlocking of and onto adult prisons, the economy continues. In a conveyor belt of incarceration. The bbc s middle east correspondent quentin sommerville reports from north east syria. There have been further calls from conservative backbenchers for the party to examine its approach to taking trapped in syria, it s been the knee, following racism against england footballers the longestjourney for the children during the euro 2020 final. Of foreign is fighter
sphinx would be an open book by comparison. plans to fit all new cars with speed limiter devices have been approved by the european commission. counterterrorism officials say neo nazis in britain have been studying methods of attack shared online by the so called islamic state group. musicians pay tribute to singer roger charlery, known as ranking roger, who has died aged 56. prince charles and the duchess of cornwall have taken part in a classic car rally as they continue their official royal visit to cuba. and dealing with racism in football. calls for stadium and tournament bans as the sport wrestles with a familiar, ugly subject. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at nine. mps will vote on a series of alternatives to theresa may s withdrawal deal today to try to end the brexit deadlock. they will mark their preferences on a ballot paper to gauge support for the different options. the so called indicative votes are intended to give the government an idea of the dif
moment. now, the sport. is not the case. just taking a look remains unclear, according to outside the houses of parliament, we jean claude juncker. can show you our camera shot. some translation: if i were to compare great britain to a sphinx, the sphinx would be an open book by comparison. how to deal with racist fans? demonstration, some protesters on the other stories on bbc news. both sides, you can see them over my a question that remains front plans to fit all new cars with speed and centre of the football agenda this morning. shoulder. i imagine the numbers will limiter devices have been approved montenegro have been charged by uefa by the european commission. after some england players be growing through the day. norman were abused in their euro 2020 qualifier on monday night. lots of discussion today smith was listening to prime musicians pay tribute about what punishment would stop the abuse to singer roger charlery, known as ranking roger, talk of stadium bans, m
it s thursday the ist of november. our top story as one of britain s most senior police officers says forces should focus more on catching thieves and violent criminals, the national crime agency says serious organised crime is now a greater threat than terrorism. a new assessment has concluded that more people are harmed or killed by gangs than by all other national security risks put together. the chair of the national police chiefs‘ council, sarah thornton, says forces are over stretched and should prioritise core police work. this report from ben ando. a raid on a gun factory this summer, but this is just the tip of the uk s rampant organised crime problem. it is not just rampant organised crime problem. it is notjust guns. drugs, fraud, trafficking, cyber crime. 0rganised gangs are increasingly behind them all. and wild terror attacks or extra in weather events may grab the headlines, it is serious organised crime that does the real damage, killing more people annual
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