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People to keep their homes. 46 people, including 12 children, have died after a bus crashed and caught fire in western bulgaria. the international red cross claims sanctions against the taliban are causing extreme hardship for ordinary afghans. a service is due to begin in londons westminster cathedral to remember the british mp sir david amess — who was stabbed to death last month. the home office is to tell british councils to find accommodation for some of the unaccompanied children who cro...

Coffin arrives. this service will last 90 minutes, its going to be very emotional, notjust the politicians who worked with sir david but the community and his family who were at the very heart of this. well hear a written message from pope francis and a eulogy from sir davids close friend, former tory mp ann widdecombe. many people have arrived and theres a high police presence. lots of roads have been closed as there is high security and there are lots of police he had too. following on from th...

Police _ morning we have seen a number of police officers. you may be able to see some — police officers. you may be able to see some security behind me. there are search _ see some security behind me. there are search dogs in the area and a little _ are search dogs in the area and a little bit — are search dogs in the area and a little bit later on, a lot of the roads— little bit later on, a lot of the roads around here in central london will be _ roads around here in central london will ...

Mp. and a few moments, we are expecting more prayers from the conservative mp for rotherham, sarah champion, and andrew ros adele, d conservative mp for romford. there is also going to be a eulogy from a very close friend of sir davids family, the former tory mp ann widdecombe, who spoke to us earlier and told us about the grief the family was suffering, and how they have been really supported by the community. yesterday, there was a private memorial service that took place for their local commu...

To pay their respects as simon dedman reports. sir david amess had been an mp for nearly a0 years, first famously in basildon, winning the seat for the conservatives in the close �*92 election before going on to represent southend. last month, he was stabbed to death whilst holding a constituency surgery — where mps meet people they represent. today, localfriends, family and colleagues will come together to remember him. weve had some great times together and, literally, working with him on ...

You had to be fit to keep up with him because he ran the streets. a memorial service will be held this afternoon at st marys parish church in southend. neighbouring mp mark francois will deliver the eulogy and ann widdecombe will read a statement on behalf of the amess family. afterwards, a horse—drawn procession will take sir davids casket through southend, where members of the public are likely to line the streets to pay their respects. tomorrow, a funeral service takes place at westminster ...

Results of 1896 and for two years went all over the state said we must have a violent insurrection and sent that message out over the country to say this is how we take our country back. >> youre delivering the eulogy today. what will your message be? >> in this sense the unit hey h to be why did the deaths happen? 1898, by the way, this was more people killed per capita than killed on 9/11. i also want to talk about is how the blood of those people still speaks to us today, and weve got to reme...

Secretary of state, but president biden wont speak today, none of the former presidents will speak today. its at the same time a very personal service that the family has planned out. >> and were going to hear from his son, michael, as well. michael has had -- still has his own distinguished career. >> absolutely. i actually remember -- it has happy ending, but it was scary and sad at the time -- when michael was in the service, he was in a car accident. john may remember. and he was really hurt...

Albright, from another party, who could speak to him as, you know, a warrior/diplomat, as she put it. those are the people chosen to speak for him on this day as we mark his life and his service. >> peter, to the point youre making, it was i think rather remarkable, when we heard from richard armitage, just how i want to say personable that eulogy was. it was about funny stories, interesting stories about colin powell that maybe folks hadnt heard before, like getting down on one knee and singing...

Cathedral are remembering his life and legacy today. >> yeah, the most moving part of it all, of course, was his son michaels eulogy. and every time he mentioned his fathers name, you remember something else about him that really struck you. and the thing thats most significant about all of it is -- was the fact that he was a genuine -- he was the genuine article. i hate to use a cliche. he was the real deal. when you talked to colin powell, you got the unvarnished colin powell. there was no mes...