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even here in tbilisi it is hard to lead an openly gay life. the riots the repressive measures every time someone reveals their sexual identity there are massive reprisals against and also in political circles to go where gay people are often blackmailed and of course this reaction is not only supported by the georgian church but also instigated rules from a shop so this is a huge problem and the government can't little chicago won't solve it problem are almost like the hunted were very rare and. this cafe in the old course have to be lisi is a popular meeting place for artists to dive it is having a discussion with a psychologist friend thomas casually. tama is a member of the georgian ethnic minority of south ossetia. his family was driven out by the war and lived. for a while in the center of on the emergency shelter this. data tells to him about his experiences on the trip his first encounter with the administrative boundary line left a deep impression. at the meeting with tom are the german teacher his neighbors are regularly abducted wrot

ministration in the capital tbilisi. it's a strange mixture the protesters include leftists and far right extremists feminists and gays and homophobes what seems to unite them is their nationalism ogust two thousand and eight so the flare up of the growing conflict the resurge origin born lasted five days claimed eight hundred fifty lives and displaced many thousands. since then brusha has occupied the former georgian territories of a casita and south ossetia an area amounting to a fifth of the country. the slogan on the sign a vulgar equivalent of three to look at last. i am. doubt it is meeting some friends in front of the swiss embassy switzerland has been mediating between georgia and russia because the two countries have no direct diplomatic relations. images from the war human rights groups say both sides committed abuses but at the tbilisi rally only the russian war crimes are on the agenda. the public humiliation of georgian soldiers depicted here made a lasting impression on darby. saw. i have to admit that the

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sarah rainsford was on shepherd's plane, flying from the georgian capital, tbilisi. this was the flight carrying jack shepherd back to britain from georgia to face justice, and we got on board. after months on the run, he was here in handcuffs, escorted by metropolitan police officers. he's never spoken publicly before, so i asked what he had to say to the family of charlotte brown — killed in a crash on his speedboat. i'm terribly sorry for my involvement in charlotte's death, and furthermore, my subsequent actions which i see have only served to make things worse, and i'd like to make amends for that. it's over three years since jack shepherd's boat was found capsized in the thames after a first date ended in tragedy. this footage was filmed by charlotte brown shortly before the crash that killed her. at some point, jack shepherd handed her the controls. the boat hit an obstacle at high speed and overturned. charlotte brown was discovered in the icy water. she died later in hospital. it wasn't until january that he turned himself in to georgian police after secur

tbilisi injanuary. since then, extradition proceedings have been under way. he was wearing jeans and a black jacket, and under way. he was wearing jeans and a blackjacket, and was bearded. you may have seen that footage of him on the flight back to gatwick last night. he spoke, to admit that he had been granted bail here last year in advance of that trial and that he had failed to attend his trial, and his sentencing hearing. he was therefore guilty of that offence against the bail act. charlotte brown's family were in court to hear this today. his defence talked about how he had voluntarily submitted to authorities back injanuary, and how that formed some kind of mitigation. thejudge was quite that formed some kind of mitigation. the judge was quite keen to point out that there was a lot of publicity around his presence in georgia and he was asking whether or not that was potentially why he handed himself in. his defence lawyer said he was terrified of the prospect of a prison sentence, that he was ash

our correspondent sarah rainsford was on shepherd's plane, flying from the georgian capital, tbilisi. this was the fight carrying jack shepherd back to britain from georgia to facejustice, and we got on board. after months on the run, he was here in handcuffs, escorted by metropolitan police officers. he's never spoken publicly before, so i asked what he had to say to the family of charlotte brown, killed in a crash on a speedboat. terribly sorry for my involvement in charlotte's death, and my subsequent actions which only served to make things worse. i'd like to make amends for that. why did you run? fear. it was just... it wasn't premeditated, as some have said, but it was just a case of being driven by kind of an animalistic fear and jumping on a plane, really, without much plan. it hasn't worked out very well, and here i am. it's over three years since jack shepherd's boat was found capsized in the thames after a first date ended in tragedy. this footage was filmed by charlotte brown shortly before the crash that killed her. at some point, jack shepherd handed her the controls. th

jail. 0ur correspondent sarah rainsford was on shepherd's plane, flying from the georgian capital, tbilisi. this was the flight carrying jack shepherd back to britain from georgia to face justice, and we got on board. after months on the run, he was here in handcuffs, escorted by metropolitan police officers. he's never spoken publicly before, so i asked what he had to say to the family of charlotte brown — killed in a crash on his speedboat. i'm terribly sorry for my involvement in charlotte's death, and furthermore, my subsequent actions which i see have only served to make things worse, and i'd like to make amends for that. why did you run? erm. . .fear. it was just... it wasn't premeditated, as some have said. but it was just a case of being driven by kind of an animalistic fear and just jumping on a plane, really, with not much of a plan. and it hasn't worked out very well, and here i am. it's over three years since jack shepherd's boat was found capsized in the thames after a first date ended in tragedy. this footage was filmed by charlotte brown shortly before the crash that kille

speedboat killerjack shepherd is set to return to the uk from tbilisi in georgia after spending ten months on the run. the 31—year—old skipped bail last summer and was found guilty of the manslaughter of 24—year—old charlotte brown in his absence and sentenced to six years in prison. shepherd and ms brown were on a first date when they had a speedboat accident on the river thames in december 2015. he is due to appear at the old bailey on thursday morning 09:30. scientists are expected to reveal later today the first ever images which will show a black hole — or at least, what amounts to its silhouette. it is impossible to see a black hole itself as not even light can escape from its gravitational pull — so we‘ve had to rely on artist‘s impressions like these. the images revealed today, which have been constructed from data produced by telescopes around the world, are expected to show what‘s called the black hole‘s event horizon — the boundary beyond which all light is trapped. and we will have that image for you in afternoon live, from 2pm. game of thrones has become