Heavy Lifting Equipment has begun to arrive in remote regions of the Atlas Mountains, which have been the hardest hit. Nick beake joined the first aid convoys to reach some of the most remote villages in the taroudant region. Finally, help is on its way to the most remote victims of this disaster. Werejoining a team of spanish firefighters, the first rescuers to negotiate in treacherous Mountain Road now that the path has been cleared. We reach the village of algou. In the hours after the quake, screams rang out here. But the trapped couldnt be freed. Then the screams turned to silence. These dogs are trained to find the living. Theyre detecting nothing. For three days now, the villagers in this place have been using their hands, and shovels to go through the rubble. Desperately trying to find their loved ones but the grim reality is there is now a stench of death that hangs in the air here. All hope of finding people alive has now surely vanished. And it is taking its toll. This fract
Official figures from the office of National Statistics showed regular pay, excluding bonuses, rose by 7. 8 in may tojuly compared with a year earlier matching the pace of inflation over the same period. However, the Unemployment Rate increased to 4. 3 between may and july compared to 4. 2 the month before, and Job Vacancies fell to below a million. Lets hear from our money and work reporter Peter Ruddick who gave us a breakdown of what the figures mean. Lets just run through the two main headlines and what they mean so firstly on wage growth, so as you say, it has finally caught up on inflation in most of the uk, at least, but it is just an average, not everyone will be feeling it. It means it will be following the first time in a year, wage growth. It is just an average, but also it is going to take more than one months figures to reverse the many changes, people in the uk have been experiencing, it is going to take quite a while for this to recover. The second caveat is wage growth
refused to outright condemn president putin s actions in ukraine. so that set off alarm bells in washington because of the parallels between the two situations, there are differences, but there are also similarities. so washington is watching china, and wondering whether they are looking at the events there and growing their own conclusions about the situation they have closer to home. taiwan is important to the us or other reasons. lawmakers also talked about the fact that taiwan produces 90% of high end semiconductor products, and is also placed strategically next to us friendly islands, so a lot of reasons it is pretty important. thank you. brain tumours are the most common cancer killer amongst people under the age of 40, but treatments have barely changed over the years and research has been very limited. brain tumour patients at one of the uk s leading hospitals are having their cancer genomes the entire dna sequenced in the hope that tumour mapping will lead to more accurate
he used to play in goal. now he gives advice from the touchline. life s very short. so, i want to make the most of it. i just want to get the treatment i can, to prolong my life. six weeks of radiotherapy, five days a week. more than 200 brain tumour patients are taking part in the research, with the hope it may eventually yield new, personalised treatments which improve outcomes. fergus walsh, bbc news, cambridge. president emmanuel macron visited notre dame cathedral on friday to observe ongoing renovations exactly three years to the day that it was badly damaged by a fire. the church s spire, frame and vault were affected. mr macron praised the progress of the restoration work and said notre dame, which used to host 12 million visitors a year, is on track to reopen for worship and visits by the five year goal of 2024. his visit comes as he continues
he has gone 2 0 to them. a few weeks later, ijoined daniel to watch his local football team. the quality of finishing it is shocking. he used to play in goal, now he gives advice from the touchline. life is very short, so i want to make the most of it. i just want to get the treatment i can to prolong my life. about six weeks of radiotherapy, five days a week. more than 200 brain tumour patients are taking part in the research with the hope it may eventually yield new, personalised treatments which improve outcomes. joining me now is dr richard mair who is a consultant neurosurgeon at cambridge university hospitals who is leading the minderoo precision brain tumour programme.