jake davison had both his shotgun and permit removed in december, after being accused of assault. last night, hundreds of people attended a vigil close to where the shootings took place on thursday. luxmy gopal reports. the search for answers continues for a community is still in shock after a community is still in shock after a gunman and claimed five lives in six minutes. hundreds gathered for a vigil last night to remember the victims. maxine davison, the killer s mother, stephen washington, kate sheppard, sophie martyn and her father, lee. localshops today kate sheppard, sophie martyn and her father, lee. local shops today were running out of flowers. it is father, lee. local shops today were running out of flowers. running out of flowers. it is “ust frightening. fl running out of flowers. it is “ust frightening. iii running out of flowers. it is ust frightening, it is i running out of flowers. it is ust frightening, it isjust running out of flowers. it is ust
clubbing: we ve lost dancing. # we ve lost dancing. covid has meant this has been the view on the dance floor. # we ve lost dancing. venues like this have been closed now for over a year. the question is, as everything starts to open up, will the clubbers want to come back? when the clubs reopen, the appetite will still always be there, and we will run straight into the club when we can. and i don t think that ll go anywhere. the government don t understand what we do. they think about a dj as someone, last orders at the bar, and all that stuff. totally dated view, and everything. the interaction between - yourself and the dance floor, that s what djing is all about. but will that be gone forever for some because of the pandemic? 16 months ago, this was just a normal weekend. now, it seems kind of alien. after over 500 days, i m left wondering if we ve lost dancing. in march last year, the prime minister made an announcement that would have a huge impact. we are collectively
much of southern europe continues to bake. bone dry, after one of the hottest summers, ever recorded. and in antarctica a colossal iceberg almost as big as london is being monitored carefully by scientists. hello, wherever you are watching us in the world. thank you for being with us. it is good to have your company. we start in afghanistan where the rapid advance of the taliban is accelerating, the militants now control a third of the country s regional capitals, including afghanistan s second largest city, kandahar. american officials say the taliban is trying to isolate the capital, kabul. and they ve acknowledged that the insurgents may be back in power much sooner than expected. meanwhile, the united nations has warned a humanitarian catastrophe may be unfolding. our correspondent yogita limaye reports from kabul. gunfire the biggest taliban victory so far in their rapid march across the country. this is the centre of kandahar city, a political and economic powerho
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held to remember the victims of thursday s mass shooting the country s worst since 2010. police have now named the victims. much of southern europe continues to bake. bone dry, after one of the hottest summers, ever recorded. hello, and welcome. we start in afghanistan where the rapid advance of the taliban is accelerating, the militants now control a third of the country s regional capitals, including afghanistan s second largest city, kandahar. american officials say the taliban is trying to isolate the capital, kabul. and they ve acknowledged that the insurgents may be back in power much sooner than expected. meanwhile, the united nations has warned a humanitarian catastrophe may be unfolding. our correspondent yogita limaye reports from kabul. gunfire the biggest taliban victory so far in their rapid march across the country. this is the centre of kandahar city, a political and economic powerhouse. the taliban were born in this province. to show off their gains, the