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Screenshot of young Israeli, Bahraini and Emirati youth marking Holocaust Memorial Day Among the hundreds of Holocaust Memorial Day events marked worldwide, one of the most significant was a groundbreaking webinar held with the participation of young people from Israel, the UAE, and Bahrain. Marking the historic first was the newly appointed Israeli ambassador to the UAE, Eitan Na’eh, the former deputy head of mission at Israel’s embassy in London. Mr Na’eh, whose mother was a Holocaust survivor, spoke emotionally of his mother’s experiences as a six-year-old child in wartime Holland...

Normal text size Very large text size Twelve months ago it was unthinkable that an invisible threat – described as a "wicked enemy" by the state’s Premier – would turn Melbourne into a ghost town. The city buzzed with international students, office workers thronged to the CBD, colleagues shook hands and trams and trains heaved with commuters and tourists. Few Melburnians had heard of Brett Sutton and Zoom was the noise of Formula One cars streaking around Albert Park Lake every March. But the world is a different place as we emerge, blinking, into "the new normal", one of the now ubiqui...

well, the bbc‘s north american editorjon sopel has to navigate those demands for impartiality, and to explain this election to a uk audience. he has been in thejob since 2014 and joins me now from washington, dc. john, thank you for coming on newswatch. great pleasure. the coronavirus pandemic has clearly changed so much. has it made it easier or harder to cover the selection? well, i think that what i would have been doing in normal circumstances is that i would have been hurtling round the country going going from rally to rally, campaign bus campaign bus, ghastly regional airpor...