caroline hawley reports. a growing mountain of tributes in memory of those killed in russia s deadliest attack on civilians in two decades. many had been attending a concert. among the dead, three children. the country is in mourning and in shock. inside the venue this morning, a complex rescue operation was still under way. such was the damage, they re having to cut through debris to try to gain access to the music hall itself, where it s feared that more bodies could be found. translation: overnight, a hole| in the main building was created, in order to get engineering equipment inside the concert hall and ensure the work of rescue workers. plans were also made to extinguish small fires on the roof of the building. a glimpse here of the terror of friday night, as the gunmen shot their way into the hall. people finding whatever shelter they could from indiscriminate firing. imagine you had a relative at the concert and hadn t heard from them since. translation: the last| tim
there has been damage to critical infrastructure reported. meanwhile the polish army issued a statement saying that they want answers from russia following a missile violating its airspace for under a minute. and added that polish airspace is now safe. let s speak to the deputy editor, the deputy foreign editor of a polish newspaper. good morning and welcome to the programme. how has this incident been reported in poland? it this incident been reported in poland? . , this incident been reported in poland? , , , poland? it has been reported because we had an incident poland? it has been reported because we had an incident last poland? it has been reported because we had an incident last year poland? it has been reported because we had an incident last year when - poland? it has been reported because we had an incident last year when a i we had an incident last year when a russian missile went astray and travelled 600 kilometres within polish airspace and was found six mo
on civilians in two decades. many had been attending a concert. among the dead, three children. the country is in mourning and in shock. inside the venue this morning, a complex rescue operation was still under way. such was the damage, they re having to cut through debris to try to gain access to the music hall itself, where it s feared that more bodies could be found. translation: overnight, a hole| in the main building was created, in order to get engineering equipment inside the concert hall and ensure the work of rescue workers. plans were also made to extinguish small fires on the roof of the building. a glimpse here of the terror of friday night, as the gunmen shot their way into the hall. people finding whatever shelter they could from indiscriminate firing. imagine you had a relative at the concert and hadn t heard from them since. translation: the last| time yana contacted me was from the concert hall. she sent me one photo and then a second. i wrote to her and sent
in 2008 because of its 100,000 euros cost, but it has been revived in the run up to the olympics. 0ur paris correspondent, hugh schofield, has more on the historic event. as you say, it is a historic event. in melbourne city or london. i mean, they do happen in other cities, but they re all pale imitations of this one because this was the original, which was started in 1914 and was run every year, you know, for for the next 100 years, more or less, until, as you said a few years ago, when the sponsors pulled out. it was actually set up by a newspaper called lavanya. and there are people who come from the auvergne region of central france. they traditionally and still supply waiters and waitresses. and a lot of them are involved in running the bars and brasserie of paris. people from this region and this newspaper set up the race back in 1914 to kind of show off the trade and to attract people into the business of being being waiters. and if you look at the old footage on pat
the station said. lopez leaves behind two children. kansas state representativejo ella hoye was at the parade, and shared her experience with me a little earlier. my heart is racing just hearing the reports coming through for something that i was there and my colleagues and my friends and fellow kansas city residents and kansans and missourians and it doesn t feel real yet. thankfully i was there with my son and we rushed out, we were rushed out before we realised what were going on. we were oblivious to the danger until we were loaded onto our buses and saw people running and getting on the bus in a panicked or hysterical way. it was just a bunch of us getting on phones trying to get in contact with everyone we knew they are to make an event like this, a victory parade, would have a huge number of paramedics and police officers on the scene, what was their response like? the law enforcement was tremendous. throughout the entire time we were there, we saw police, there were s