and here in the swiss alps it s been burning in the oht valay area near the italian border since monday evening. azadeh moshiri is in kouvaras south east of athens where wildfires broke out monday night. watch the situation there are now? here in greece several fires have been ripping through the mainland because of the impact of the heatwave and some of the wind is making it difficult for firefighters to get close to those fires. here, where i am in kouvaras, we saw very strong fires and this is the aftermath. you can smelt the burnt ash and the trees that were lit on fire. this one was suspected of being lit by a man who has now been arrested and the firefighters are still trying to deal with the consequences but have said, when we spoke to them earlier, people who have evacuated can now return and their work is to essentially monitor their work is to essentially monitor the fires across the country and make sure they can outpace them. yesterday 1200 children we
a new email hotline in response to the findings for those affected. mcdonald s admitted that it had fallen short and said it deeply apologises. this report is from our employment correspondent zoe conway, and a warning you may find some of the content distressing. shelby was 16 when she started working at mcdonald s last year in berkshire. she says the workplace felt toxic. one senior manager was openly racist and mocked disabled employees. managers warned her to stay away from certain older men, including one man in his fifties. i was just speaking to one of my friends and he just sort of grabbed me by my hips and then pulled me onto his groin area. and then hejust, like, held me there. i felt disgusted. iwas like. because he was so much older, as well. shelby says she complained to the store s management, but nothing was done. she quit in may. mcdonald s said it was investigating why any issues she raised were not formally escalated at the time. mcdonald s uses a fran
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the us defence secretary, lloyd austin, said the pentagon s main concern was for the soldier s welfare. we believe that he is in brk custody and so we are closely monitoring and investigating the situation. we are working to notify the soldiers next of kin and engaging to address the incident. in terms of my concern, i have absolutely foremost concern about the welfare of our troop. and so we will remain focused on this and, again, this will develop in the next several days and hours. earlier i spoke to our north america correspondent sean dilley, who was at that press conference, and asked what the white house and the pentagon were willing to divulge at this point. the pentagon themselves said as much and as little as you would expect they could. at that time in the afternoon, as it was, it was 1230 eastern time, the pentagon wasn t even naming this soldier because they were engaged in discussions with the next of kin. they were saying they were monitoring the situation clos
a bbc investigation has heard claims from more than 100 current and recent mcdonald s workers about a toxic culture of sexual assault, racism and bullying at the company s uk outlets. mcdonald s has admitted that it has fallen short and says it deeply apologises . today since hearing our report dozens more people have come forward. here s our employment correspondent, zoe conway. shelby was 16 when she started working at mcdonald s last year in berkshire. she says the workplace felt toxic. 0ne senior manager was openly racist and mocked disabled employees. managers warned her to stay away from certain older men, including one man in his 50s. i was speaking to one of my friends and he grabbed me by my hips and pulled me onto his groin area. then he held me there. i felt disgusted, because he was so much older as well. shelby says she complained to the store s management but nothing was done. she quit in may. mcdonald s said it was investigating why any issues that she r