the public prosecutor said this was a trial of outstanding historical importance. at a time when holocaust denial is on the rise, survivors hope it will make it harder for the world to forget the unimaginable horrors which they endured. caroline hawley, bbc news. much more on the bbc website. the argentina government has declared tuesday a public holiday after their victorious team arrives back home. argentina s champions are home, to much fanfare and excitement. thousands waited up to greet them in the early hours, not wanting to miss this chance to see the megastars. argentina s never seen anything like it, an estimated 4 million people came out onto the streets of the capital, the country s biggest party in its history. in true argentinian style, the steaks and sausages were slapped on the barbecue from early in the morning.
the charges to be brought, and for these trials to happen, and as was pointed out in your report, this may be among the last of these trials because of the age of those who have been charged. but look, again, there is no shelf life here. no one should be able to leave this earth without being brought before a court ofjustice for having carried out these terrible crimes, these barbaric crimes against the inmates in these camps. we crimes against the inmates in these camps- these camps. we will leave it there. thank these camps. we will leave it there. thank you these camps. we will leave it there. thank you very - these camps. we will leave it there. thank you very much i these camps. we will leave it i there. thank you very much for making the time for us.- making the time for us. thank ou for making the time for us. thank you for having making the time for us. thank you for having me. there s been a heroes welcome in argentina for the country s victorious world cup football
emotion has grown everyone everywhere. i m here by the over this where the bus carrying the players is going to come. it is so crowded thatjesus had to diverge and find a safe place for everyone. that has meant that some people have run into another part of the city to try and see the bus go by but even going to motor weirs and larger, faster roads to get a glimpse of the megastars. it has been a pretty impressive show of support. it is probably even surprise the authorities themselves. find probably even surprise the authorities themselves. and katy it makes the point authorities themselves. and katy it makes the point does authorities themselves. and katy it makes the point does need? i authorities themselves. and katy it makes the point does need? aboutj makes the point does need? about this incredible passion running through the country as a result of their victory. through the country as a result of theirvictory. i through the country as a result of their victory. i guess non
this is about government funding and stepping in where it s needed right now. the treasury say the energy relief scheme for charities and businesses is expensive, and their review will ensure value for money for the taxpayer. but those at the sharp end of helping the vulnerable are fearful of what that could mean. michael buchanan, bbc news. argentina s victorious footballers have returned home with the world cup where they were greeted by tens of thousands of fans in buenos aires. the argentine government declared today a public holiday to mark the nation s pride in the team s achievement in qatar, as our correspondent katy watson reports. argentina s champions are home, to much fanfare and excitement. thousands waited up to greet them in the early hours, not wanting to miss this chance to see the megastars. argentina s never seen anything like it, an estimated a million people came out onto the streets
to witness their return. the argentinian government has declared today a public holiday. 0ur south america correspondent katy watson is in the capital buenos aires. i don t think anybody was in any doubt how keen argentina was to bring the trophy home but the level of excitement and emotion is just unbelievable. people here have travelled from far across the country and the whole of argentina is revelling in the fact that their footballers are the best in the world. cheering. argentina s champions are home to much fanfare and excitement. thousands waited up to greet them in the early hours, not wanting to miss this chance to see the megastars. argentina has never seen anything like it, an estimated 4 million people came out onto the streets of the capital, the country s biggest party in its history. in true argentinian style the steaks and sausages were slapped on the barbecue from