behind me, lots of media, about hundreds ofjournalists and camera crew have been waiting for his return, but also, on that side, we can see members of the japanese public who have been waiting for many hours for his return, some of them holding flowers. many hours for his return, some of them holding flowers. mariko oi, for them holding flowers. mariko oi, for the moment. them holding flowers. mariko oi, for the moment, thank them holding flowers. mariko oi, for the moment, thank you them holding flowers. mariko oi, for the moment, thank you very - them holding flowers. mariko oi, for the moment, thank you very much. l a major new program to train ukrainian army recruits has begun in the uk, as part of a package of military aid totalling more than £2 billion. the ministry of defence says it aims to prepare up to 10,000 ukrainians for the conflict against russia. simonjones has been to visit one of the training sites in the north west of england. replace the tmh at the front and
ina quiet in a quiet residential street in japan, hundreds of people gathered as they waited. after a long drive back from the city of nara where he was assassinated, the car arrived. the body of japan s longest serving prime minister, shinzo abe, has now returned home here in tokyo. you might be able to see hundreds ofjournalists and camera operators behind me but you also have many members of the japanese public awaiting for many hours for his return. then came a wave of senior politicians and government officials. but as the country mourns, people are also questioning why such a senior divisive politician only had a few bodyguards with him. translation: i
polly toynbee, who has been writing a weekly column for the guardian since 1988 which means she s seen off six prime ministers so far. and isabel hilton spelt many years as a foreign correspondent before founding china dialogue, an independent organisation focused on the environmental challenges that country has to face. lovely to have you all in the studio. welcome. you and i were both in the bavarian alps for the g7. we did. we bumped into each other, yeah, with the hundreds ofjournalists that were there gathered for the event, yes. let s start with that, suzanne. and with what the message coming out of that was. yeah. in terms of the atmosphere at the g7, because it did feel, even though it wasn t supposed to be, in the end all about ukraine? it was. i mean, let s cast our mind back a year ago to the last g7 in cornwall who would have thought that a year on they would be faced with a war on the european continent? so it completely changed the dynamic this time around, there was
founding china dialogue, an independent organisation focused on the environmental challenges that country has to face. lovely to have you all in the studio. welcome. you and i were both in the bavarian alps for the g7. we did. we bumped into each other, yeah, with the hundreds ofjournalists that were there gathered for the event, yes. let s start with that, suzanne. and with what the message coming out of that was. yeah. in terms of the atmosphere at the g7, because it did feel, even though it wasn t supposed to be, in the end all about ukraine? it was. i mean, let s cast our mind back a year ago to the last g7 in cornwall who would have thought that a year on they would be faced with a war on the european continent? so it completely changed the dynamic this time around, there was a very obvious focal point and a very obvious pressing team of these few days. and i think the issues that have emerged from the ukraine war as well the actual situation on the ground dominated everything,
solution, technique, digging a horizontal tunnel, clearing the earth at the side of the tunnel, using bulldozers and front end loaders. but the final two metres are proving to be the most difficult because of that risk of landslides. moroccan journalist has been following the story. morrocan journalist hassan alaoui is following the story from the capital rabat. he gave us an update from officials at the site of the rescue operation. a senior member of the rescue team came to the media there and said there were hundreds ofjournalists working for media and abroad, and he told them everything you hear is just fake news. what i can assure you about is rayan has not been reached yet. we still have to dig some 80 cm to reach him, so any news about him being seriously injured or having spinal problems or anything like that is absolutely fake news.