to help treat an inherited form of blindness. also: a rise in violent crime committed by the over 65s. offences ranging from minor assault to murder have increased by nearly 80% since 2012. good morning and welcome to bbc news. german security services face growing questions about why they ended a surveillance operation on a suspect who s now the subject of a europe wide manhunt for the berlin lorry attack. anis amri was known to have ties to a radical islamist group. a big police operation has been going on this morning near the dutch border, where agents from special units have been searching a refugee centre amri stayed in. let s go to berlin now. and robert hall is following events for us. what is the latest about the search for anis amri? good morning. what you see behind me is that search continues is an indication of the level of concern gci’oss indication of the level of concern across germany now. the workers from the civil defence team putting concrete barriers ar
all of this has deeply disturbing echoes of the dark days of the 1930s. i was born in 1948, just after the end of world war ii, in which my parents s generation had fought and died in a battle against intolerance, monstrous extremism and an inhuman attempt to exterminate thejewish population of europe. that, nearly 70 years later, we should still see such evil persecution is, to me, beyond all belief. the world was witnessing what the prince called insidious forms of extremism, seeking to eliminate really adversity. he ended his broadcast with a plea for tolerance. religious diversity. he ended his broadcast with a plea for tolerance. whichever religious path we follow, the destination is the same. to value and respect the other person, accepting their right to live out their peaceful response to the love of god. in due course, when he is king and supreme governor of the church of england, charles knows that his freedom to speak out will be constrained but for now, and on
they smile is neverfar away after cricket has been tough, but they smile is never far away from they smile is never far away from the man who believes that support from social media helped him through his darkest days. lying in bed, being a bit cynical, thinking, if i did die, i wonder who would miss me?. itwas did die, i wonder who would miss me?. it was like i died and it was overwhelming, 26 million tweets. that was in the first two hours. the positivity coming my way, i dread to think where i would be without it, if that support was not there. i have always been fit and strong. i have always been fit and strong. i have always been into sport. good at cricket, one of the best. and then i realised, i m not invincible! that is probably the toughest moment. i realise the important things in life. life is not too bad, that s for sure. james taylor, there. that s all from sportsday. there ll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. goodbye for now. studio: the hea
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