clear, incredible images of her. do you have any idea yet how she is at the moment? the you have any idea yet how she is at the moment? you have any idea yet how she is at the moment? the police didn t give much detail the moment? the police didn t give much detail about the moment? the police didn t give much detail about those the moment? the police didn t give much detail about those moments l much detail about those moments leading up to her being rescued can details about the state of the house she was found in but they said she was in good health, she was back with mum and dad and one of the officers who found her, detective senior sergeant cameron blaine said she was like an energiser bunny, she had so much energy. he described the moment they found her in that house when they broke in and found her in a room and they said initially it was a short and in relation to the he said it looked like leo but he wanted to make sure it was her, he asked three times what was her name
attempt, she said, my name is cleo. that s the moment that they knew that they had her she was safe. a team of seasoned detectives with many years experience in tears this morning in the last few hours as cleo smith was discovered. she had gone missing from inside her family s tent at a campsite, 18 days ago. there had been a massive search effort and many appeals across australia. this is the moment officers rescued herfrom a locked house. officers rescued her from a locked house. ., , , ., ., house. you get the sense of how calm and auiet house. you get the sense of how calm and quiet to house. you get the sense of how calm and quiet to the house. you get the sense of how calm and quiet to the police house. you get the sense of how calm and quiet to the police officers - and quiet to the police officers were being there as they first found her. they asked her, what is her name, her name is cleo. by all accounts, we were speaking to our correspondent, more details are emerging,
the story of cleo smith. four year old cleo smith disappeared from herfamily s four year old cleo smith disappeared from her family s tent and camp site in western australia. this was 18 days ago. her parents throughout have been issuing pleas for people, if they knew where she was, she has been found. she was in a locked house, and the images we can show you now are the moments immediately after she was discovered. clea. you now are the moments immediately after she was discovered. after she was discovered. cleo, my name is cameron. after she was discovered. cleo, my name is cameron, how after she was discovered. cleo, my name is cameron, how are - after she was discovered. cleo, my name is cameron, how are you? i after she was discovered. cleo, my| name is cameron, how are you? we after she was discovered. cleo, my i name is cameron, how are you? we are going to go and see your mummy and daddy, ok? are you ok? $5 going to go and see your mummy and daddy, ok? are you ok? daddy,
so i what your name and she didn t answer so i said what your name and she didn t answer so i said what s her name and she didn t so i said what s her name and she didn t answeragain and so i said what s her name and she didn t answer again and i asked a third didn t answer again and i asked a third time didn t answer again and i asked a third time and she said my name is cleo third time and she said my name is cleo. ., . ., . third time and she said my name is cleo. ., , . ., ., cleo. you could hear from the gas behind him cleo. you could hear from the gas behind him the cleo. you could hear from the gas behind him the effect cleo. you could hear from the gas behind him the effect this - cleo. you could hear from the gas behind him the effect this case i cleo. you could hear from the gas| behind him the effect this case has had on police officers. that is detective sergeant cameron blaine and a sense of mission accomplished for the police this morning. he sounded for t
the chancellor will domestic policy? yes but globally the chancellor will confirm - domestic policy? yes but globally the chancellor will confirm that i the chancellor will confirm that more than a00 companies around the world have signed up to some tough carbon goals and this is quite significant because between them these firms own or manage about £95 trillion worth of assets, so that s a really good start. but it s like deforestation yesterday, it s whether they stick to these pledges. for us as consumers is a chance to say my pension is going to these people, do i want the money to go to them or whether place that is helping the environment but environmental groups site they don t have to do it so does it really count? let s take a look at today s papers. the daily telegraph reports the prime minister is attempting to reform the house of commons standards watchdog. the paper says it comes after its decision to ban conservative mp owen paterson from parliament for alleged breache