bankruptcy. the times also leads on that story but its main picture comes from the climate conference in glasgow, where hollywood royalty leonardo dicaprio met actual royalty prince charles. and here s a newspaper we don t usually feature: the west australian. its front page is dominated by that lovely image of cleo smith after she was rescued from 18 days in captivity. the headline is herfirst words to the police officers who found her: hello, my name is cleo. i have international hamster news for you. i have international hamster news foryou. excellent. i have international hamster news for you. excellent. this is hamsters in vienna. sounds like a movie, doesn t it? judges in vienna had come to the rescue of hamsters in a
house after a tipoff, that s all they told us, they found her in one of the rooms in the western australian town of carnarvon. one of the police officers carried her and asked her what s your name? and she answered my name is cleo . and that is when they realised they had found her. we heard from the mother, she expressed her relief on social media saying that the family was whole again. the ordeal lasted more than two weeks. we also heard from the prime minister, scott morrison, who is in the uk who said the country s prayers have been answered. let s get some of the day s other news: a former policeman has won the race to become the mayor on new york and the first person of colour was also elected in boston. and currently glen
and it s been obviously welcomed right across australia. right across australia. yes, it s been a massive right across australia. yes, it s been a massive story - right across australia. yes, it s been a massive story here i right across australia. yes, it s been a massive story here that started quite early in the morning for us, 4.15. police issued a statement saying cleo had been found. that she had said, have a sort of thing she said to the police officers was my name is cleo , and it s just been going since then. it has been very exciting and you could see the elation in the police officers faces when they were making their announcements and giving press conferences. it was just a day of celebration. horse giving press conferences. it was just a day of celebration. have you had any indications just a day of celebration. have you had any indications about - just a day of celebration. have you had any indications about what i just a day of celebration. have you | had any indi
absolutely sure that. you know, it certainly looked like cleo. i wanted to be absolutely sure it was her, so i said, what s your name? and she didn t answer and i said, what s your name? she didn t answer again. so i asked her a third time and then she looked at me and she said, my name s cleo. narelle towie is a journalist who s been covering the story for the guardian and says the news has been welcomed right across australia. yes, it s been a massive story here, that started quite early in the morning for us, 4.1 5am. police issued a statement saying that cleo had been found, that she had said, herfur sort of thing had been found, that she had said, her fur sort of thing she said to the police officers was, my name is cleo and it s just been going since then. it s been a very exciting day. you could really see the elation in the police officers faces when they were making their announcements and