people joined a rally to demand action on violence against women it was a heavy police presence and offices handcuffed several women and drag them away we heard a really big crowd that gathered got some speeches. quite rightly as far as i can see the vote this is now unlawful go through which poses a considerable risk to people s goldens the regulations. really invidious position for most of the fans of the. when i was at one of those protests in central london . there were many many hundreds of people outside police headquarters and later a parliament square a much a fog a square down the road where some of the crowd a still making themselves heard now the slogans just now have been along the lines of what people with thinking about on saturday ahead of that vigil in cop and common they were saying sisters united will never be defeated who streets our streets reminding people of the dangers that women across the u.k. face just going about their daily lives and the numbers of
use of the astra zeneca vaccine. 30 protesters a killed in me and ma the head of the sideline civilian government tells people to take defense into their own hands and. the future is nothing. the last generation a life that could only get worse for the 1000000 children born in the decade since syria descended into civil war. and welcome to the program our top story this hour thousands of people have again been taking to the streets in london in demonstrations of the issue of violence against women but this time the anger in the emotion was directed against the police handling of saturday s vigil for sarah ever on the woman abducted and murdered earlier this month large crowds gathered outside london s metropolitan police headquarters and the houses of parliament sara ever odds body was found on wednesday and a serving police officer has been charged with her killing on saturday hundreds of people joined a rally to demand action on violence against women there was a heavy poli
Hello im Barbara Sarah this is the news hour live from london coming up in the next to sixty minutes tens of thousands are left homeless after a devastating earthquake strikes irans border with iraq killing more than four hundred people saudi arabia prepares to reopen some of the yemen sports allowing aid to deliveries to resume but the main supply route will remain closed the russian president says his work with his turkish counterpart is producing concrete results on syria and creative tension at a u. S. Museum where they plan to sell of artwork to raise funds for the future. Im trying to get your oscar in doha with the days sport its make or break for four time champions italy who could miss their first world cup in sixty years. Thousands of iranians have been left homeless after suffering their countrys deadliest earthquake in more than a decade at least four hundred people were killed and more than seven thousand injured the u. S. Geological survey puts the epicenter on the border