homes in australia where the suspect, brenton tarrant, grew up his family say they re devastated. we re so sorry for the families over there. for the dead and the injured. we can t think of anything else. just want to go home and hide. and in other news, ethiopia says flight data from the ethiopian airlines disaster shows clear similarities with the lionair crash last october. hello and welcome to bbc news. we wa nt we want to bring you these live pictures from christchurch in new zealand where we have been seeing high school and college students holding a vigil at al noor mosque. it is the end of the school day there in new zealand and you can see many young people there, college and high school students gathering for a vigil at one of the mosques that was targeted by the gunman. of course since the attack on friday there have been many vigils and many flowers being left at the sight of the attacks. many people leave notes and the attacks. many people leave notes a nd
government wanted to do about gun control going forward in the wake of friday s terror attacks. we did miss some of it, but she had a bit to say. she said that cabinet was united in how they wanted to go forward on gun control, but she said she couldn t give us details on that, and she was asked about australia s example, that australia took 12 days after the port arthur massacre in the 90s to implement gun control and gun control changes, which included a buyback scheme and other gun control measures. presumably she will continue to talk to her cabinet, she suggested there might be some more details that we would get on those gun control changes before her cabinet meets next week. she did also talk about other issues as she was being questioned in that news conference. she was asked about whether she had had any further update from facebook. there have been a lot of discussions around the live stream of the attack that went out on facebook and was then repeated many times on
from the irish border. she was hoping to be able to come to rising tensions in serbia the table and announce, make an as thousands of protestors demand free elections and the resignation announcement. she made no announcement, and i think that suggests that there is division over what changes to gun laws should look of the president. like. i have seen various people banking giants deutsche bank observing from overseas what is and commerz bank confirm going on in new zealand, and there they are in merger talks. a german labour union warns 30,000 has been a lot of praise forjacinda ardern s response and the way she has handled the situation, is that jobs could be at risk. shared by people in new zealand, is that feeling similar) i think very much so. there is a feeling that she has not really put a foot wrong, she has not really put a foot wrong, she has stepped up and shown leadership, she has set all the right things. a warm welcome to the programme briefing you on all y
new zealand s prime minister says an underwater volcanic eruption in the southern pacific caused significant damage to the island nation of tonga and some coastal areas are still cut off. no injuries or deaths have been reported. hello and welcome to bbc news. an australian court has ruled that novak djokovic cannot stay in the country upholding the government s decision to cancel his visa. three federaljudges have dismissed his application and the world s men s tennis number one will not now have the opportunity to defend his australian open title. this was the ruling as it was announced. the orders of the court are, one, the amended application be dismissed with costs, such costs to be agreed or, failing agreement, assist, two, reasons to be published at a later date. the ruling completes a frenetic 11 days. novak djokovic s vaccination exemption was overturned on his arrival in melbourne, only for a judge to rule that border officials had not followed the correct proce
of balkan bloodshed? prime minister albin kurti, welcome to hardtalk. welcome to pristina. and thank you for having me. well, it s a great pleasure to be in your office, mr prime minister, how close has kosovo come to seeing a renewal of conflict in the last few months? it has been very heavy because the two extremist terrorist organisations which are being financed by serbia and from where they also receive their orders, civil protection and the northern brigade have been very active and first intimidating serbs and serbian candidates who would like to vote and run in elections. and second, in attacking our police. journalist but first and foremost, nato s soldiers on 29th of may. you ve chosen in that answer to pile all of the blame on your serbian minority population. that is not the way the international community sees things right now. i never blame serbian minority population. they are 4% of population in kosovo. less than half of them live north of river ibar. but i wa