he wants to know, how do you rationalize nicole? the fact that your book is being banned from being taught in schools. i don't rationalize it. i think it's absurd. i think it's astounding that you would have all across a country who believes or at least exports to the world. this idea that we are, we believe in free speech, that we are an open society that we are a tolerate society, that you would have legislatures banning books, a banning idea using the state to criminalize the teaching of ideas that they don't like. this is a work of new york times. journalism and legislators are banned the teaching of this project by name in georgia in florida. i'm in texas and other states are also attempting to do that. so it's antithetical to the idea that americans want to have of themselves. and the idea that americans want to export to the world. all we have to do is ask ourselves if this were happening in cuba, or if this were happening in china, how would americans talk about the banning of books, the burning of books and the criminalizin

he wants to know, how do you rationalize nicole? the fact that your book is being banned from being taught in schools. i don't rationalize it. i think it's absurd. i think it's astounding that you would have all across a country who believes or at least exports to the world. this idea that we are, we believe in free speech, that we are an open society that we are a tolerate society, that you would have legislatures banning books, a banning idea using the state to criminal i, the teaching of ideas that they don't like. this is a work of new york times. journalism and legislators are banned the teaching of this project by name in georgia in florida. i'm in texas and other states are also attempting to do that. so it's antithetical to the idea that americans want to have of themselves. and the idea that americans want to explore to the world. all we have to do is ask ourselves if this were happening in cuba, or if this were happening in china, how would americans talk about the banning of books, the burning of books and the criminalizi

he wants to know, how do you rationalize nicole? the fact that your book is being banned from being taught in schools. i don't rationalize it. i think it's absurd. i think it's astounding that you would have all across a country who believes or at least exports to the world. this idea that we are, we believe in free speech, that we are an open society that we are a tolerate society, that you would have legislatures banning books, a banning idea using the state to criminalize the teaching of ideas that they don't like. this is a work of new york times. journalism and legislators are banned the teaching of this project by name in georgia in florida. i'm in texas and other states are also attempting to do that. so it's antithetical to the idea that americans want to have of themselves. and the idea that americans want to explore to the world. all we have to do is ask ourselves if this were happening in cuba, or if this were happening in china, how would americans talk about the banning of books, the burning of books and the criminalizi

you're telling nicole why? i think 11 of the things that was so exciting to us was says to show how captain ed, you know, these young people discovered their kind of common experience of oppression and believed that they could do something about it together. but across disability there is so much diversity. and i think judy and other leaders at the time, recognize that, that was kind of a superpower, you know, because it, it's so many different movements. so many different liberation movements were part of the disability movement. and so in berkeley as they started organizing and demonstrating, you know, there were gay disabled people and there were black disabled people and there were black panthers who are disabled. all of those people were kind of coming together and looking at disability rights. and when there was this sort of a big sit in that we feature in the film and in 77, there were members of all those groups inside the building. and so it wasn't so much, you know, jim and i decided to broaden it out

you're telling nicole why? i think 11 of the things that was so exciting to us was says to show how captain ed, you know, these young people discovered their kind of common experience of oppression and believed that they could do something about it together. but across disability there is so much diversity. and i think judy and other leaders at the time, recognize that, that was kind of a superpower, you know, because it, it's so many different movements. so many different liberation movements were part of the disability movement. and so in berkeley as they started organizing and demonstrating, you know, there were gay disabled people and there were black disabled people and there were black panthers who are disabled. and all of those people were kind of coming together and looking at disability rights. and when there was this sort of a pic sit in that we feature in the film and in 77, there were members of all those groups inside the building. and so it wasn't so much, you know, jim and i decided to broaden it

hello, nicole. judy, introduce yourself. tell everybody your involvement in the documentary just briefly and who you are. if you need an introduction, go ahead. judy. hello, everybody. thank you for inviting me to be on the program. i. my name is judy, you men, i'm a disability rights activist, and i'm involved with the program because i was on the staff at hampton, at, at that point. and i went to the people who was involved in the development of the movement prior to the camp. ben after camp. hello, jim signed me up, jim. nice to see your connection with the film and who you are. introduce yourself, jocular audience. hi everybody. kimberly brett, i. well, i went to camp jeanette, and it was an incredible experience of my life. i been working in the awe documentary world as a sound mixer and designer for a long time and brought the story of countenance to the call 9 am. in the hopes that she would make a documentary about camp jeanette, and its connection to the disability rights movement site. that's a honeymoon. tal welco

you're telling nicole why? i think was one of the things that was so exciting for us to, to show how captain ed, you know, these young people discovered their kind of common experience of oppression and believed that they could do something about it together. but across disability there is so much diversity. and i think judy and other leaders at the time, recognize that, that was kind of a superpower, you know, because it's so many different movements. so many different liberation movements were part of the disability movement. and so in berkeley, as they started organizing and demonstrating, you know, there were gay disabled people and there were black disabled people, and there were black panthers who were disabled. all of us people were kind of coming together and looking at disability rights. and when there was this sort of epic sit in that we feature in the film and in 77, there were members of all those groups inside the building. and so it wasn't so much jim and i decided to broaden it out. but the kind

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she didn't pollution of rushing nicole by abortion early tomorrow. he bought a horrible to another so cool game was hiroshima. how do you the tool that you bargain the whomever lisa mom and she got better on the on demand and had ramonica. you remind people you couldn't are so busy man. we go puddle, a total gym to quote, tumor time doesn't nickel, yawns, still haunted by hiroshima. session ordered because a boy dropped food on the floor at dinner. a pin was a window for them to come on. they go shoes, uncle my, we send to john. little cooler. i mean is a butch done with it would be the 2nd murder yawn. would witness eva her, but ok goose group. you leaves you to pin image. so i bought the loan can, could jody's, all those harmonic will my survive as we interviewed, have stories of killings. han says he saw a boy who had an epileptic seizure during a punishment session bludgeoned to death. but if you took a removing them from read, you could do them. good luck, dugger 8 time we'll put you on a pottery put down for me to use only moving back to the bo

as owner nicole long, what entitled chinese cornwall gotten their critical consumer image on your vehicle? no, not long, normal time john, but when i'm not saying what it and i need one over in between new zipper, magenta ration that grew up under civilian rule. military life is new and dumb. familiar before the protest would knowing run an internet cafe in a provincial town a bit. and i'll go with a manager. been in the day. do i know to get a money payment to calculate that might be worth oh or do you mind us? you know us, you know car dot o dot b o b o l o n. okay, this is the 3rd group of trainees to come through this camp alone. observe is say that could be $10000.00 more in similar camps across the country. got it. yeah, i. a got from a label on the gym from the lawn live or not. and i don't know if you can get lunch online. oh no one hung up on it on a sunday or other, but i want to get around the saw talk to jerry long. i know your real thunder my quarter to version that yeah. yeah. do you have training on the last one or you can do it all? and how did how chinese over man loud, h

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i vulcan, nicole yet cannot, does this policy at em? ah shaka, she's think i heard from talking transit wouldn't to luca clocked in, i'm content not only matson and that meets and feelin onto she didn't from union to some of them treating lloyd's and he's in his compton. am from tyler schmitt manor, himself from container m. yeah, this is john jones here. tom of dish does. does this policy in layla was one of those returns as far as she knows she might see her unknown assailants every day. they don't know they're on, maybe they're watching me every day and that is what is hurting me. you know, i just still being hot every day, cry by myself a. lauren and this is not something that you can share with everyone you day with it. the conditions we've seen perhaps explain why the authorities didn't want those true meals. samus a new camp might make a difference. but for now it's clear that the old one has done, you're looking credit ah, a mineral central to the quest for clean energy. a key ingredient for the production of electric car batter

leave to day in spain, nor say afford em thought what is going in which a minute he wrote at the most nicole in okay, but the government in castilla, a lawful mother. i left you a couple of dollars that i get out on your vehicle looking at. are you that oriental aluminum? what they, what is called a lot of the msn lucel. i'm in the layout. really good. does he know in la jolla only me the way i think going to get out on them in but there's a little bush or you know room but then they they familiar? yes. a cody fitness. evian, dante monte school pollock at bonham was up in the world. are as follows, the window, gillis ah, ah, there is no commence. we're used to for the 1st time here around 1568. i've come across one. no can man in spain's morsey our region was used to paris records to tracy me. ah, i don't know when the on air toy this an internet on by so the only family we mine is the church lagossi or annoyed i walked in idaho and and then they continue. and we're kind of nissan sentra coolie, which are going to be your day. you're going to be going and other mentors degree and money goes

on samus will no longer be able to enter or leave the facilities makes or familiar program i. vulcan nicole yet cannot, does his proceed down? ah, it shall cassius think? i heard from so compounded to liquor, parked in, i'm content not only matson, and that meets and feeling on till she didn't from union to some other me feeling lloyd's and he's in his compton and from tyler manor himself from container m. yeah, this is john swansea, thomas tish does. dusty's pus ian. ian layla was one of those returns. as far as she knows she might see her unknown assailants every day. they don't know them on. maybe they are watching me every day. and that is what is hurting me. you know, i just still being hot every day, cry by myself a. lauren and this is not something that you can share with everyone you day with it. the conditions we've seen perhaps explain why the authorities didn't want those true meal samus a new camp might make a difference. but for now it's clear that the old one has done euro looking credit . ah. with the political the base show that's challenging the way you think is a military

nicole lena is of is judge has the latest from zagreb, zagreb capital 3. so people are waiting in line to get vaccinated, but most of them are ready to get for the booster dose. in general, crecia has one of the lowest oxidation rates in european union. only 55 percent of citizens are vaccinated. so creation government has a problem to convince citizens that vaccine is safe and efficient. today increase only around $4000.00 confirmed cases. of course the 19 infection, but the only 8 confirm cases of infection. 11 more suspected cases of all micro waiting to be confirmed. crecia was the 1st european country to bend all arrivals from south africa. country countries, gratian government, government, also administered, foreign thing for all creation. citizens, for certain from, from south african countries. so on is still not dominant for you. and of course, 19 increase in gratian government is trying to postpone the revival of prime minister and minister of health are expecting the wave and high numbers by the end of january. so today, increase government prim

nicole told parliament that an attack is likely in january. russia has repeatedly dismissed those concerns and breaking news just coming out of vienna, where a senior reigning official has told out there that parents proposals to revive the 2015 nuclear deal cannot be rejected. the comment was made as a 7 front of talks is underway in the austrian capital to revive the agreement. the reigning negotiators have submitted to draft proposals, the summit today that bringing iran and the us back to the deal. and on friday, not around the washington negotiators have so far, any spoken indirectly. we'll give you more on that story later. now the un special reporter on slavery is in sri lanka, where he's assessing the government's efforts to improve working conditions and eradicate child labor. vanelle fernandez joins us now from columbia with the very latest when the reporter has been in the country for nearly a week now. and he wants his take home, the labor situation so of tomorrow because the special job on contemporary forms of lavery, as his designation says, give us the low down of what he d

nicole in a nissan. i'm not my much yet. and in the he but good luck in did the lab be in did so we put bull was more than a game. it was an act of defiance. it was a demonstration of resilience. ah. 2 mm mm in with, ah, to look at the uh, i live but double click the lovell, so i back up would really love. i wish i wouldn't lose a while. obviously abstract and just deal with the libo. and with jonathan atlanta, heart of atlanta, i like the last bill that he bought. we're lucky with total of lee and he will buy a hot shot at hooked up here to my lesson. mike, when my daughter, nyah, elder law had the pool hot tub, but stay outside. absolutely. a shop with a can too big to utilize the ballistic the lid. villareal, jonah, the elder, my son who observed robert, miss molly loved the switch. when he and arch how jani? my barbara has not a few lead a recall on yeah, any membership in them sent when i sent him another that's go wow. yeah, that's what he on what i even he, i do it in an exhibit luggage here that it only been that wit

because there are significant nicole deposits in new caledonia, the chinese government has been eyeing up that as a resource in it already has a footprint with mineral resource manufacturer in this area. yes it did. you get the 1st word, producer of 75 percent of nick is exported to china and you can represent close to 20 percent of the g d p. so it's quite an important than you booked on fact. but at the same job does other aspects to you don't? yeah. it could be as strategy at the fact that the, the people know in the, in the program is that the certainty of a boat about the future of new could it on yeah. lead to drop in investments to a lot of insecurity, and it was a very bad product. going to be situation. now that independence has been full store. we can expect you get it and i can expect to see investors investments growing. and it's true that people voted when their sub, with the hard to, but when the, with the head, because there are sort of covey tries to sen reprises as showed that the importance of having the backing of the french government, which you can do with vaccines

on counting nicole m r n a. all that is changing the world of black thing. not us. the coven, 9 big business in place that's plus thousands of pixels. millions of dollars and non refundable can redeem mister by the world. to help him to call on al jazeera, informed opinions. there was a need for obvious federal government to take action to really facilitate a right in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera. ah, ah, welcome back. the main stories. now. corona, vars. infections and deaths are reaching along levels in the united states, on average, more than 820000 infections and almost 1300 fatalities have been reported every day . meanwhile, the u. k is registered another record number of cove cases for 3rd day in a row with just of 93000 infections recorded on friday. more than $3000.00 confirm to be on the chrome varian and the united nations. human rights counselors agree to establish an international commission to investigate alleged abuses in if you appear un says that it's receiving incredible reports that all sides in the civil

nicole lena? yes. in zagreb. capitol hill, 3 sharp people are waiting in line to get vaccinated, but most of them are ready to get for the booster dose. in general, crecia has one of the lowest nation rates in european union, only 55 percent of citizens are vaccinated. so creation government has a problem to convince the citizens that the vaccine is safe and efficient. so they increase shaw only for wrong. 4000 confirmed cases of court with 19 infection, but the only 8 confirm cases of all micro infection. 11 more suspected cases of omicron waiting to be confirmed. crecia was the 1st european country to ban all the rivals from south africa. country countries, gratian government, government, also administered for seen, for all creation citizens who are certain from, from south african countries. so on, tony is still not the dominant, sorry, of course 19 increase. shouldn't gratian government is trying to postpone the revival, but of prime minister and minister held to our defects in 5th wave and high nu

nicole. but importantly for india that deal involved technology transfer would devices being made in the indian state of the provision. now, president putin is also expected to present prime minister mowdy with a model of the s 400 all defense system as a simple symbol of the delivery of that system to india. if the contract with a deal, 5400000000 dollar deal that they signed 3 years ago, this one that the u. s. has one to india over that, it could face sanction for going ahead with the stand. despite that, the delivery of the system has the gun. and this is a relationship of course the dates back to the cold war era and has been strong ever since, but they are facing some serious challenges on the yes, the defense deals very much the easy part of the summer's because and he is growing relationship with the us doesn't and please russia and india is not at all happy with russia. very close relationship with china. and those dynamics have very much loomed lodge of the india of russia relations

nor say, afford em thought what is going in which a minute he wrote at the most nicole in. okay, but the government in castilla a lawful mother. i left you a couple of dollars that i get out on your vehicle looking at, are you that oriental aluminum? what they, what is called a lot on the the msn lucel. i'm in there lately. good. does he know in la jolla only me the way i think going to get out on them in, but then there's a little bush or you know room, but then they, they families equal yodi fitness have been done day. marty school followed by them was up in the world are as follows, the window, gillis ah ah, there is no commence. we're used to for the 1st time here around 15. 68. i've come across one know can man in spain small to see a region was used to paris records to tracy the me ah. are in the annette towing internet on by so the only families we mine is the char lagossi or annoyed i work in idaho. and under they continue, adam adam johns, esther. this cody witcher. that was a big deal. gracie aguilar, k documentary degree and what he goes a lot when the flu shot a

as nicole told parliament and attack is likely in january. russia has repeatedly dismissed his conserves reinforcements from uganda are arriving in the democratic republic of congo on the 4th day of a joint operation against rebel forces. air and artillery strikes have been launched against the allied democratic forces. uganda blamed the adf for 3 suicide bombings in its camp thought last month. laura burton manley reports people barely walk in the deployment of troops and tanks. many want an end to file, and it's beset ethan democratic republic of congo. the decade of joint forces operation by the u. camden and complete governments ain't to root out the allied democratic forces. the rebel group is accused of massacring thousands of people with we support this operation and the collaboration between our 2 presidents to put an end to the adf killers. we're expecting a lot from this operation because we want to resume with our normal life. this is a ribbon, it's a real joy for us to see the u. p. d. f. soldiers, finally conducting military operation and darcy, mainland benny regional. it w

one tied to louis hamilton was quickest and qualifying to claim a pull up for sundays. saudi arabia, nicole, p as their staff and was on course to beat him, but hit the wall on the final corner. no crash means rush. that was thought, said the staff in these hamilton and the overall standing by 8 points with 2 races remaining. if he finished a 2nd or better, he could technically still to championship and saudi to put a lot together with stuff. and ultimately i think out of fuel pace, we weren't responses in today. we can match what it is doing it. but like if we didn't have to do that, we did a good australia have named their team a for the 1st ashes. that test against england was stars. on wednesday, travis head and that mitchell saw have been chosen to play and game one at the iga and brisbin australia retained the ashes in 2019 and they have a new captain. pat commons, who comes in for tim payne, who stepped don over a sex thing a scandal. jo root is waiting to name his england team. when we walk out here, die one say a packed house and feel that have a cameras and start a summer. feels l

it was found during its investigation into photos taken of bibaa henry and nicole smallman in wembley in 2020. now on bbc news... the nigeria based �*black axe' is one of the most feared and powerful organised crime groups in the world. peter macjob went on a journey to meet the axemen face to face — and to find out who is behind the group. a warning that this programme contains scenes which viewers may find upsetting. this morning several bodies found with their heads decapitated - were littered around the city. 13 people have been killed in cult—related killings - within the past week. a secret death cult is thriving in nigeria. more terrifying than anything i've ever seen. they've been accused of countless murders at home and abroad. around the world, crime agencies are cracking down on their multimillion dollar internet fraud and human trafficking network. but here in their homeland, the cults seem unstoppable. and thousands of young lives have been destroyed. after 20 years abroad, i've come back to nigeria to investigate this deadly mafia.

nicole kidman and javier bardem are lucille ball and desi arnaz. the film plays out in a week following press accusations that she is a communist or that she was a member of the communist party or she was going to vote for the communist party. what we get is the rehearsals leading up to the recording of the show in which whether there is going to be a show is completely in doubt, so she wants the show to be the best it can because it may be her last. here's a clip. lucy guesses some names. yeah, teasingly. and the script indicates that ricky takes his hands away from lucy's eyes, turns her around and says... "no, it's me!" so, my question again, jess — does ricky honestly, truly believe that there might be eight different men who routinely walk into their apartment, all of whom sound exactly like desi arnaz? do you think we're . saying ricky's stupid? i think you're saying the audience is, and that's something for which they won't soon forgive you. you charge for these lessons? a ton. now, i think there are interesting performances because that t

nicole kidman and javier bardem are lucille ball and desi arnaz. the film plays out in a week following press accusations that she is a communist, or that she was a member of the communist party or she was going to vote for the communist party. what we get is the rehearsals leading up to the recording of the show in which whether there is going to be a show is completely in doubt, so she wants the show to be the best it can because it may be her last. here's a clip. lucy guesses some names. yeah, teasingly. and the script indicates that ricky takes his hands away from lucy's eyes, turns her around and says... "no, it's me!" so, my question again, jess — does ricky honestly, truly believe that there might be eight different men who routinely walk into their apartment, all of whom sound exactly like desi arnaz? do you think we're . saying ricky's stupid? i think you're saying the audience is, and that's something for which they won't soon forgive you. you charge for these lessons? a ton. now, i think that's an interesting performance because that t

kristen stewart, lady gaga, olivia colman, leonard di caprio, and nicole kidman are all also in the running. but with the usual host broadcaster nbc not televising the ceremony this year — it's not yet clear if anyone will actually turn up to take home a prize — or even if the studios and stars will be a part of it. the person whose job it is to organise the awards accepts that they might be a little less celebrity—driven than before — but insists they have made progress. for eight months, we have worked tirelessly as an organisation to be better. we changed our rules, bylaws, added a new code of conduct and restructured our governance. we also have 21 new members, the largest and most diverse in our 79—year—old history. not only have they brought in a fresh perspective, but ideas that will help us continue to evolve. so — the golden globes say they've changed. but have they done enough? here's toronto—based culture writer amil niazee. the big story today isjust how quiet hollywood is in regards to these _ quiet hollywood is in regards to these nominations. usually a huge de

kristen stewart, lady gaga, olivia colman, leonard di caprio, and nicole kidman are all also in the running. but with the usual host broadcaster nbc not televising the ceremony this year — it's not yet clear if anyone will actually turn up to take home a prize — or even if the studios and stars will be a part of it. the person whose job it is to organise the awards accepts that they might be a little less celebrity—driven than before but insists they have made progress. for eight months, we have worked tirelessly as an organisation to be better. we changed our rules, bylaws, added a new code of conduct and restructured our governance. we also have 21 new members, the largest and most diverse in our 79—year—old history. not only have they brought in a fresh perspective, but ideas that will help us continue to evolve. so — the golden globes say they've changed. but have they done enough? here's toronto—based culture writer amil niazee. the big story today is just how quiet hollywood is in regards to these nominations. usually a huge deal, and huge star power ourflight to get ahe

kristen stewart, lady gaga, olivia colman, leonardo di caprio, and nicole kidman are all also in the running. but with the usual host broadcaster nbc not televising the ceremony this year, will anyone will actually turn up to take home a prize? here's toronto—based culture writer amil niazi. the big story today is just how quiet hollywood is in regards to this nomination. usually huge star power to get ahead of these types of nominations and these types of nominations and the fact that it is that air on outlets like twitter right now says a lot about the relevance of the golden globes from just evenif of the golden globes from just even if this february when the blockbuster piece came out about there were no black members in hf pa. i can imagine seeing the same star power on the red carpet. definitely a lot of people will not show up and it is too early to see any outright rejection of but i think you will not see the type of star power associating themselves with the golden gloves as they normally would make celebrating these nominations. these are usually a precursor to the oscar

pcs deninaffer and jamie lewis had been assigned to guard the scene in wembley, where the bodies of nicole smallman and bibaa henry were discovered, but they shared the images with friends and colleagues on a messaging platform. they had previously pleaded guilty to misconduct in a public office. at westminster, the education secretary, nadhim zahawi, has confirmed that a major investigation will go ahead into the death of six—year—old arthur labinjo—hughes, who was tortured and killed by his stepmother and father. mr zahawi said it was vital to learn what had gone wrong and why arthur hadn't been protected. our special correspondent lucy manning has the story. now everybody — neighbours, politicians, social services — think about arthur labinjo—hughes, but so few thought about him when he was alive. arthur, are you going to play for england? the boy who loved football and superheroes was tortured, abused and eventually killed by his father and stepmother. some did care. his grandmother and uncle contacted the police and social services. social workers went to his home, yet not

it was found during its investigation into photos taken of bibaa henry and nicole smallman in wembley in 2020. the uk's home office says that more than 900 people have crossed the english channel in small boats over two days. the people were were picked up off the kent coast after making the crossing. over the two days the french authorities stopped 564 people from setting off. more than 27,700 people have made the crossing in small boats so far this year, compared to 8,400 in 2020. the brit awards have announced their first nominations since scrapping the best male and female categories and making the ceremony gender—neutral the first nominations under the new system actually have delivered the most female nominees in more than a decade, with adele, olivia rodrigo and dua lipa all in the running for multiple prizes. adele ties with ed sheeran, and rappers little simz and dave for the most nominations. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. mixed fortunes, some areas clay them grey and gloomy. some areas have had glorious sunshine. it is a similar picture into sun

pcs deninaffer and jamie lewis had been assigned to guard the scene where the bodies of nicole smallman and bibaa henry were discovered in wembley, but shared the images with friends and colleagues on whatsapp. they had previously pleaded guilty to misconduct in a public office. a british teenager who was attacked by a crocodile while on holiday in zambia is recovering in hospital in london. 18—year—old amelie 0sborn—smith said she is very, very lucky to be alive. she was white—water rafting with friends on the zambezi river near the victoria falls when the crocodile bit her leg and tried to drag her under the water. 0ur correspondent duncan kennedy has the details. it's not many people who can say they've escaped from a crocodile attack. but amelie 0sborn—smith has done that on a trip to zambia. she says her foot was in the croc�*s mouth. when the accident happened, i fully accepted the fact that i was going to lose my foot. 0k. i accepted that and i said to my friends it's fine, i've lost my foot. i'm still alive. crocodiles on the zambezi can grow to 18 feet long. amelie

twenty yea rs ago, it was the inspiration for the iconic film starring nicole kidman and ewan mcgregor. now, a stage version of the movie has opened on the west end. here's our music correspondent mark savage. # no matter your sin, you're welcome here #. moulin rouge arrives in london after a hugely successful launch on broadway. like the movie it's based on, the stage show is an assault on the senses, with one of the most lavish sets on the west end. we've treated this theatre in a 360 way, right? so when you come to this theatre, when you step off denman street, you are in the moulin rouge — whether you're in the back row or the front row, the show is happening all around you. and let's take a walk out. just show us what's happening in the auditorium. absolutely. so, over here, we've got this amazing windmill that, as you see right now, is rotating. we've got this incredible elephant. there's 800 square metres of red velvet. we've got go—go cages that are used for performers. here's can—can seating, so some people actually sit here this close to the action. so it has that kind

fight climate change two former police officers who photographed the bodies of two murdered sisters nicole smallman and bibaa henry have each been jailed for two years and nine months. deninaffer and jamie lewis took and shared the pictures while they were guarding the murder scene. helena wilkinson reports. well, lewis and jaffer came to the old bailey here this morning. they walked in through the front door, but this evening they are not walking out of court. they are going to prison, because the judge here has sentenced them each to two years and nine months in prison. now, in his sentencing remarks, thejudge told the pair that their conduct was appalling and inexplicable. the officers at the time had been assigned to guard the crime scene where the bodies of the sisters were found, but instead they left the court and, they took photographs of the bodies of the sisters. lewis superimposed his face on one of the photographs. inside court, the mother of the sisters, mina smallman, was listening to that sentence being handed down and after the sentence happened, she spoke outside court. i

pcs deninaffer and jamie lewis had been assigned to guard the scene where the bodies of nicole smallman and bibaa henry were discovered in wembley. they'd previously admitted misconduct in a public office. in the last few minutes, the mother of the two murdered women, mina smallman, has been reacting outside court. thrilled reacting outside court. actually. we thought that they thrilled actually. we thought that they would be given a suspended sentence. you know, and i had it all prepared. i was going to say that all of us have been in lockdown for the past 18 months, two years, what's different? but i think the judge really got it. and i think also the groundswell of the public feeling about this story and breach of conduct, so i'm pleased. you know? �* , , '! ~ of conduct, so i'm pleased. you know? 2, [k ., of conduct, so i'm pleased. you know? [k ., ., , ., know? it's been 18 hard months for ou. how know? it's been 18 hard months for yom how have _ know? it's been 18 hard months for you. how have you _ know? it's been 18 hard months for you. how have you coped _ know? it's been 18

pcs denizjaffer and jamie lewis had been assigned to guard the scene in wembley where the bodies of nicole smallman and bibaa henry were discovered. helena wilkinson sent this from the old bailey. thejudge the judge sentenced them to prison and in his sentencing remarks, he told the pair that their conduct was appalling and inexplicable. the officers at the time had been assigned to guard the crime scene where the sisters bodies were found, but instead they left the corton, they took photographs of the sisters bodies. lewis superimposed his face on one of the photographs in a selfie style and then they shared the photographs with colleagues and friends and sent derogatory messages about the two sisters. in the judge's sentencing remarks he said the two officers had not only violated the privacy of the women, they had also undermined the trust and faith in police officers that the public should be able to expect at times like this. inside court the mother of the sisters, mina smallman, was listening to the sentence being handed down and after the sentence happened, she spoke outside court.

you know, nicole kidman putting a tribute out to our three daughters. you what? incredible. and following us on instagram. yeah. there's a thing! wonderfully generous of these stars, but it helped us, it raised our profile. did you ever expect that amount? because i know you started off with, what was it, three grand each or something? no, never. we were walking for a reason, but we didn't realise how big it was all going to get. and neither did the charity they were raising money for — papyrus, based in warrington. hi, how are you doing? andy and tim were given the chance to meet some of the people who answer the calls at the charity's helpline, which is called hopeline uk. sophie. kelly. tim. andy. we know! it's absolutely incredible to meet you because we've all been - following your journey i and your story for so long. and to see you. | i kept saying to the comms team, j i was like, when are they coming? please let us know. dying to meet them! we're two old men! absolutely. it's lovely to meet you. you are at the sharp end. and we just like blokes walking. rae, sophie

twenty years ago, it was the inspiration for the iconic film starring nicole kidman and ewan mcgregor. now, a stage version of the movie has opened in the west end. here's our music correspondent mark savage. # no matter your sin, you're welcome here #. moulin rouge arrives in london after a hugely successful launch on broadway. like the movie it's based on, the stage show is an assault on the senses, with one of the most lavish sets on the west end. we've treated this theatre in a 360 way, right? so when you come to this theatre, when you step off denman street, you are in the moulin rouge — whether you're in the back row or the front row, the show is happening all around you. and let's take a walk out. just show us what's happening in the auditorium. absolutely. so, over here, we've got this amazing windmill that, as you see right now, is rotating. we've got this incredible elephant. there's 800 square metres of red velvet. we've got go—go cages that are used for performers. here's can—can seating, so some people actually sit here this close to the action. so it has that kind

you know, nicole kidman putting a tribute out to our three daughters. incredible. and following us on instagram! wonderfully generous of these stars, but it helps us, it _ raised our profile. did you ever expect, mike, that amount of money? you started off with four grand each, was it? never. we were walking for a reason but we didn't realise - how big it was all going to get. and neither did the charity they were raising money for, papyrus, based in warrington. you may recognise this... hello, how are you? andy and tim were given the chance to meet some of the people who answered the calls at the charity's helpline, which was called hopeline uk. ten, andy. we know! it's incredible, we've been — ten, andy. we know! it's incredible, we've been following _ ten, andy. we know! it's incredible, we've been following your— ten, andy. we know! it's incredible, we've been following yourjourney i we've been following yourjourney and your story for so long. i kept saying, when they come in, please let us know because i'm dying to meet them. let us know because i'm dying

some other news now and two police officers who took pictures of the murdered sisters bibaa henry and nicole smallman have each been jailed at the old bailey. bring is up—to—date with what has happened. bring is up-to-date with what has ha ened. . ., bring is up-to-date with what has ha ened. _, ., ._ bring is up-to-date with what has ha ened. u, ., , ., happened. here in court today, two olice happened. here in court today, two police officers _ happened. here in court today, two police officers who _ happened. here in court today, two police officers who were _ happened. here in court today, two police officers who were sent - happened. here in court today, two police officers who were sent to - happened. here in court today, twoj police officers who were sent to the crime scene and theirjob was to protect the integrity or preserve the integrity of the crime scene where the sisters' bodies were found, that was theirjob, but instead they left the cordon, went against the instructions given by an officer and took photographs of the sisters' bodies and shared them on whatsapp. the two pol