Work out that way. It left a hole in my heart which i dont think will ever be able to get filled up again. It literally. I dont know, it tore me in half. Its a real moment, its like you are watching it from outside. You know its your son but you cant believe its your son. And thenjust to see his heart beat slowly to a stop and what do you do . Then your life stops. It is broken, it has torn me apart, there is a big hole what will never be fixed in my life forjermaine. You know, as much as i try to look through it and accept it, i just really cant. If youre a man whos lost a friend, or a relative, to knife crime, get in touch. Also today downing street says the government is preparing for a breakdown in talks with the eu over brexit this week. And Chris Packham is here to tell us why hes protesting with Extinction Rebellion. And what does he think of the Prime Minister calling the Climate Change demonstrators uncooperative crusties . Hello, welcome to the programme. Were live until 11 t
Of you first of all if i may, if you could tell our audience who you have lost and what that person meant to you. My names dwain stewart. This is my brother kieran, and we lost our little brother, lamar stewart, two years ago. He meant the world to our family. He was like the baby of the family, so he was always at home. Youd go to the house and expect to see him there, and we no longer see him there any more. What would you say kieran, what did he mean to you . He was my favourite person, if you want me to be totally honest, always spent so much time with him and his heart wasjust so forgiving and so big. Its been one of the hardest things ive had to deal with ever. Mark, hello. James was our life, and. Can we see the photograph ofjames . Although he was 25 of the family, in actual fact, now hes gone, it feels like half the familys disappeared with him. He was very loud, very lively, and the silence in the house is deafening. Neville, hello. Yeah, im neville, i lost my little brother.
And now we have the best of the weeks exclusive interviews and reports from the Victoria Derbyshire programme. This group of men all of whom have lost a close relative or friend to knife crime have told this programme they feel ignored when it comes to grieving for their loved one. In the year up to march this year, there were round 43,500 knife crime offences across the uk. That is an 80 increase over the previous five years. The number of People Killed with knifes has been steadily rising since 2015. Back in march this year, we spoke to m mums all of whom had lost a son to knife crime. They told us then how it had affected them and what they wanted the authorities to do to stop it happening to others. Now we have brought together 13 dads, brothers, uncle, dads, brothers, uncles, cousins and friends, who have all experienced the same thing. I am going to ask each of you first of all if i may, if you could tell our audience who you have lost and what that person meant to you. My names
Con la noticia que la senadora de california Dianne Feinstein habia fallecido. Feinstein, oriunda de san francisco, era la legisladora de mayor trayectoria en el senado y sus colegas en el capitolio honraron hoy su legado. En remember of the late. Honorable senador diane feinstein. Lo hicieron con este momento en que la representante en el congreso, nancy pelosi, tambien de san francisco, pidio un minuto de silencio en memoria de su amiga y senadora feinstein. Y tanto en La Casa Blanca como en el congreso, las banderas estan ondeando a media asta para honrar Precisamente El legado de feinstein. La primera senadora de california que rompio muchas barreras. Una de ellas fue la integracion de la primera comision judicial del senado, que tambien fue la primera president a de la comision de administracion y normas del senado y de la comision de inteligencia del senado. Y aqui, a nivel local, las reacciones no se han hecho esperar. La alcaldia tambien ondea la bandera a media asta. Es que fe
We are going to take a tube bordeaux very quickly. King charles and Queen Camilla are on board one of porto s trams, as part of the three day state visit. They have just left hms iron duke. This is theirfinal day of their visit. Hms iron duke has docked in bordeaux. They paid a visit to the French Defence minister. They then made as short walk to the tramway, boarded the tram. You can see the crowds that have been creating them at every stop, every visit they have. It is a very short trip, about five minutes. But bordeauxs trams, it is an electric tram, and they have been accompanied on the journey by the mayor of bordeaux. 130 trams in the city of bordeaux. Very sleek, very modern, which is why the hope was for the royal couple to experience it. It is within the capital, and ancient capital. It has been at the forefront of Transit Technology and innovation for more than 135 years. There are four lines as part of this tramway service, around 77 kilometres of tracks and 130 stations, al