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Have just been torn away. 12 hours after razas death, ghulam also died with covid—19. we loved him so much. to my daughters, he wasnt their dad, he was their hero. his wife shamim is observing iddah, a traditional mourning period for widows, so isnt showing herface. weve always worked, every day and i said to him, its time to have some time for me and you, and thats what we planned, but god has other plans. black men and women are nearly twice as likely to die is white people england and wales...

Im on his side. you know, i agree with his policies and hopefully thats going to get us out of a big mess. for the past five months, joe biden has scarcely emerged from his basement hideaway in the house behind me. and keeping such a low profile, paradoxically, has served him well. his poll numbers keep going up. but, surely, in the next three months, hes going to have to campaign hard, if he wants to win the presidency. youre to win the presidency. watching bbc news. now its time for a look at ...

They got really emotionally involved — as in people from this building call this, ‘our mural‘ — which is what we tried to accomplish, you know, for people to accept them as their own. the murals are scattered around the city, each with a different theme or message. dahna shows me one that highlights a particularly painful part of sisak‘s history. during world war two, this was the place where the children were gathered to be put in the only concentration camp for children in europe. re...

Ian haslam, bbc news, grasmere in the lake district. now, as you can imagine, police are used to picking up some unusual things, but its not often they need to pick upa penguin. officers spotted it waddling down a road in the village of strelley in nottinghamshire, in the early hours of this morning. it had escaped from a farm one mile away. its now been returned. now its time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello, there. we have seen widespread thunderstorms across england and wale...

Remembering those who finally brought the second world war to a close. sian lloyd, bbc news, staffordshire. now on bbc news, the travel show. this is the mighty river sava, flowing for nearly 1,000 kilometres from the alps in slovenia, right across to belgrade, in serbia. its the longest river within the balkans. a vital artery thats borne witness to so much history, stretching all the way back to ancient and medieval times and of course the turmoil of recent decades. today, the sava connects fo...

Been sucked into a wider geopolitical battle between two superpowers. and thats it for the short cut of click for this week. there is so much more in the full—length version which is waiting for you right now on iplayer. next week, were going to be looking at another hugely important topic — the technology being used to fight climate change. until then, you can keep up with us on social media, on youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and well see you soon. ...

Was the place where the children were gathered to be put in the only concentration camp for children in europe. really? just here? yes — in this general area. in this general area? yes, yes. the camp was set up by the nazi—affiliated ustase regime during world war two. the victims were serbian, jewish and roma children. this mural by austrian artist robin abramovic is dedicated to their memory. i believe that the artist gave them a tribute that they deserved and maybe a sort of place of reme...

Yeah, i wouldnt expect it. perhaps she is tapping into the whole staycation thing thats going on at the moment. were from london. this is the first time we have been here because its difficult to travel abroad at the moment. i thought you were going to say purely because of taylor swifts song. well, that too. big fan. she is inspired, we are all inspired when we visit the lake district and cumbria and its great that shes an american artist and she is selling the lake district and cumbria to the ...

But we knew about socio—economic inequalities, youre absolutely right. weve got to accept that there are structural inequalities. racism? and, and theres racism. we cannot, and theres absolutely no way, that we should be either complacent or think this doesnt apply to us in wales. brothers raza and ghulam were buried side by side, near their fathers grave. since then, their family has welcomed a new arrival. she was born on 6th ofjuly, our granddaughter, razas princess. we are absolutely over ...

On the long period of post—war peace, reflecting on our past and bearing in mind the feelings of deep remorse, i hope the ravages of war will never be repeated. to those who lost their lives, both on the battlefield and elsewhere, i pay my heartfelt tribute and pray for world peace and for the continuing development of our country. fifty thousand british and commonwealth troops died in the war againstjapan, half in prison camps. earlier, some of their relatives joined surviving veterans at bri...