40 years, this is where someone lived, not a home, but a cell, with no heat and no light. on the floor where he slept, a soiled duvet to keep him warm, a place where he rested after working on farms for as little as £10 a day. as for his food and drink, there is some evidence here of what that was like. the condition has here of what that was like. tia: condition has improved, here of what that was like. t ta: condition has improved, physically he is much healthier, but it has to be said there is still someone very traumatised by what he has suffered in the last 40 years. he will never lead a totally independent life. today, 56 rob peter swales pleaded guilty to conspiring to facilitate travel of another with a view to exploitation. he is due to be jailed later this month. as for the victim who was forced to live like this, he is in supported accommodation outside cumbria, no longer a victim, but still recovering after being treated so cruelly for four decades.
are likely to be in northern ireland and probably going to come as the wind direction changes as the storm tends to move away in actual fact. what we are seeing today, the winds are more west, south westerly, and overnight they will change to a more north westerly wind that will bring northern ireland directly into the firing line. the amber warning issued by the met office runs from midnight tonight to seven o clock tomorrow morning covers much of northern ireland, particularly northern parts of northern ireland. the winds will gust to 60, 70 mph along northern coasts where the winds could gust up to 80 mph so damage is quite likely. iloathed winds could gust up to 80 mph so damage is quite likely. what about the next few damage is quite likely. what about the next few days, damage is quite likely. what about the next few days, slightly - damage is quite likely. what about the next few days, slightly longer. the next few days, slightly longer term, what is the prospect? is it stay
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your thoughts. this is newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme, australia is deploying an armed troops to ensure its covid lockdown in sydney is being observed. deploying unarmed troops. the question is if we want to save our people in the japanese as well and win the war or take in the japanese as well and win the war ortake a in the japanese as well and win the war or take a chance on being able to win the war by killing all our young men. the invasion began killing all our young men. the invasion began at killing all our young men. tue: invasion began at two killing all our young men. t ta: invasion began at two o clock this morning. mr bush, like most other people, was clearly caught by surprise. taste most other people, was clearly caught by surprise. caught by surprise. we call for the immediate caught by surprise. we call for the immediate and caught by surprise. we call for i the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of all iraqi forces. 100 years old an
heard. the judge said. t ta: argument put forward by ms giuffre roberts council was strong. i thought the arguments put forward by prince andrew s council really met with what we call america a very flat bench. thejudge with what we call america a very flat bench. the judge was simply not buying what they were selling. essen buying what they were selling. even if this case is buying what they were selling. even if this case is dismissed, the prince is, say veteran royal watchers, badly damaged. when it comes to the watchers, badly damaged. when it comes to the monarchy, watchers, badly damaged. when it comes to the monarchy, the - watchers, badly damaged. when it - comes to the monarchy, the monarchy is obviously an institution that is big enough to rise above what has happened but when it comes to prince andrew, one has to say that one can see no role in royal life for him in the immediate future or the intermediate future. trials? the immediate future or the intermediate future