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rain. We will have more details on that in half now. -- half an hour.

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Hello, I'm Ros Atkins, this is Outside Source.

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Barack Obama has set out new gun-control measures. He wants

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better background checks for safe guns and other measures. Hewlett is

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emotions show. Every time I think about those kids, it me mad. And by

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the way it happens on the streets of Jakarta go every day.

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APPLAUSE Angela Merkel has expressed shock at

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what appears to be a co-ordinated series of assaults on women in

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Cologne on New Zealand. 90 complaints at least have been made

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close to the main railway station in the city. It is believed that the

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man to feature in the latest video from so-called Islamic State is a

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man from East London. The BBC has spoken to a relative of one person

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killed. And two moments of cricketing history, the first

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century scored by a black South African and the Indian schoolboy who

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scored 1000 runs in one innings. The man appearing in the latest Isis

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video is known to be a sympathiser and is thought to have been a

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British man who travelled to Syria while on bail. The men killed are

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accused of spying for Britain. Our correspondent has been to Turkey

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which neighbours Syria to the north to meet one relative of one of the

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victims. The so-called Islamic State captured these five men. It forced

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them to confess to espionage. And then it killed them. One man was 25.

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Another was 35. One was only 18. , Agca far and Abdul Zach, who was 40.

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At a secret location in Turkey we met the brother of one of the men

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killed. He is a democracy activist. He said that his brother was just a

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normal person in Isis controlled Syria. The was normal, like all the

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people inside the city. He had a shop. He fixed air conditioning. He

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could fix things in the home. He lived a normal life. This man has

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not slept since he learned of the death of his brother. Can you

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understand what happened? To accept the reality... Until now, we have

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not accepted it. My brother is good. Sorry. My brother is still alive, I

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thought, after that, and back to reality, he's dead, the executed him

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and he is innocent. At astonishing risk, activists in Raqqa smuggle out

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footage of life inside the Isis ruled city, where gunmen are in

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charge and where it is safest simply to keep quiet. What is life like Mel

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for people in Raqqa? It is hell. Isis arrest people without any

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charge, just like that. The five men who were forced to make concessions

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had no chance to give their defence and tell their own stories. They

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paid with their lives. James Reynolds, BBC News, Turkey. If you

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ever need background on the group Islamic State or on Syria there is a

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lot of useful information on the BBC News app and also on the BBC News

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website. Time for Outside Source sport. A cricketing row which has

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grown and grown in the last couple of days. Chris Gayle is one of the

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biggest stars in cricket, from Jamaica, in trouble in Australia,

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find more than $7,000 by his club for inappropriate conduct. He asked

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a TV reporter for a date during a live interview. We don't have the

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global rights to show you the interview, this is exactly what he

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said to the journalist from network ten. He started with this comment.

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He went on to say this. When she did not respond and just looked at him,

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he said this. He has apologised. It wasn't meant to offend. No harm

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was meant. It was visible joke. The game was going on. Entertainment.

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Things get out of proportion. These things happen. No shortage of people

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offering their opinions, somebody from Fox News said this. Although

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not everyone has criticised Chris Gayle. If you watch one popular

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Australian soap opera, Home And Away she said this. This is possibly a

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phrase in Australia, not one I have heard before. The most important

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person in the story is Mel McLaughlin. It was unexpected and

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disappointing, this doesn't happen normally, I don't want to be the

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subject of these conversations, I like to do my job, definitely a good

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thing that people are talking about it. We want equality. In my career I

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have felt nothing but respect. He did apologise and we have moved on.

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Benchmark now a cricket story. What a story. Will get to the match in a

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moment. This man, Temba Bavuma, scored a century today. The first

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black South African batsman to school century, if you are not a

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cricket fan test may get the longer form of the game. But Mac Test

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cricket. This moment has been a long time coming. As to the game, England

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piled on the runs in the first innings and scored more than 600,

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the South Africans replied matched it, just two runs short, an amazing

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innings. They put England in with a view overs left, a decent tactical

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luggage didn't work. Going into the fifth day, a draw is likely. Don't

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rule out a result, though. Still coverage of Real Madrid appointing

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Zinedine Zidane. Real Madrid were not shy of sharing the coverage in

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one of the best known sports newspapers in France. One or two

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people might argue with that second description, although it is clearly

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a big appointment. This is a press conference Zinedine Zidane gave

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earlier. You should not make comparisons with me and Pep

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Guardiola. He's achieved incredible things. I want to win everything.

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That is our goal. We have two titles we can win and we are going for it.

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We can talk to our sports Centre. This guy has managed to beat teams

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but hasn't managed at the top level. A lot of his critics are saying

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that. You can understand him wanting to brush away comparisons between

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himself and Pep Guardiola. He wants to build his own legacy away from

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the shadow of Pep Guardiola looming over him. The bulk of his experience

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has come with the B team. The real Madrid B team. So this is a

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high-level debut. He does brush away those comparisons although notice

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that Pep Guardiola has done the same, he was manager of the B team

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and then he went on to the senior team and he won 14 trophies.

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Zinedine Zidane will know it is possible. And he's a winner. He's

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got a World Cup trophy to his name and won the European Championship

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and the Champions League, been a Fifa Player of the Year, that

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winning meant that it could rub off on the players and Real Madrid

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Ladson, 6000 fans came to see him today and all he did was hold a

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training session. He signed for the club in 2001 and is known as a

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legend, knows it inside out. Zidane himself has said, ambitious and

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honest, to win is essential. The target is to win the Champions

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League and I'll try to do that. When asked about the style of play he

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would implement he said it had to be offensive football, balanced,

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nothing else. I think, although the odds might be against him, that he

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could do quite well. That will be interesting to watch him try. Thank

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you. One more story, back to cricket, I can't remember the last

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time we did three cricket stories. This is great. A school card --

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scorecard from a schoolboy game in India. One of the openers scored

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only 1009 runs! The first batsman in the history of the game to make more

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than 1000 runs in an 15-year-old Pranav said he did not

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expect to break records, he just played his natural game, attacking,

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and he did. He hit 59 sixes and 127 fours. 6.5 hours later he had made

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more than ten centuries. 1009 runs not out. And all in a single

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innings. The sun of an auto rickshaw driver was powered into cricketing

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history, shattering the previous record of 628 runs that had stood

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for 116 years. Mumbai school cricket is seriously

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competitive, not like my game. It has produced legendary cricketers

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like Sachin Tendulkar, widely reckoned to have been the best

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batsman of all time. And today he went on Twitter to congratulate the

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young player, urging him to work hard and scale even greater peaks.

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Come on, lads, let's try again. He's certainly he wrote to these kids but

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perhaps it is the rival team that needs to work hard. They were all

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out for a paltry 31! Deary me. In a few minutes, I will

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show you an amazing story, about a woman who lost her eyesight for many

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years but with the help of what is being called a bionic eye, she can

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see again. Jeremy Corbyn has sacked his Culture

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Secretary, his Shadow Culture Secretary. This shadow minister said

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that Mr Corbyn did not like the articles he had written. The fate of

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other figures who have had differences with Mr Corbyn is

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uncertain. This tripled from Westminster. Finished your

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reshuffle, Mr Corbyn? There have been weeks of speculation and Jeremy

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Corbyn has held meetings for two days and we still don't know who

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will be with him at the top table of the Labour Party. His Shadow Cabinet

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this morning were desperate for information as well. Hilary Benn who

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publicly disagreed with Mr Corbyn and voted for air strikes in Syria

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as faced calls for his dismissal as foreign affairs spokesman. With

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matters and resolved Mr Corbyn and Mr Benn were forced to appear

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together in the House of Commons. David Cameron could not resist a

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dig. I apologise for interrupting the longest reshuffle in history!

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This was the first concrete news. We believed Jeremy Corbyn when he said

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he wanted to bring people together, he wanted a party where there was

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room for dissent, where we could have debates and respect each other.

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That is not transpired. It is a real squandered opportunity. He says that

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Labour MPs who do not share the views of Mr Corbyn should not be

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abused. Jeremy has to learn some tough lessons from this, the truth

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is, you cannot treat people the way that some people have been treated

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in recent weeks, and when people like myself choose to stand up and

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call that out for what it is, actually be should be saying, that

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is something we can all support. After this dismissal, several former

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colleagues took to social media to express disappointment. But friends

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of Mr Corbyn insist he is entitled to make changes. If he doesn't want

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people in the Shadow Cabinet has spent more time attacking the lady

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leadership than the Tories he is within his rights to do so drag the

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Labour leadership. It's not over yet. They could be burning the

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midnight oil in Mr Corbyn 's office. Vicki Young, Westminster.

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Welcome back. President Obama is setting out plans to restrict gun

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sales in the US despite the opposition of Congress. And coming

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up after Outside Source, if you are outside the UK it is World News

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America next. And if you are watching in the UK, comedy News at

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ten will be next, with reports on the latest migrant tragedy, 34

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people who have died off the coast of Greece. -- News at ten will be

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next. Now a mysterious story from Hong Kong. A book-seller disappeared

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last week, he was known to publish books critical of the top leaders

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and four other people connected with his shop have also gone missing

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since October last year. Now his wife has withdrawn her request for

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police to help find him. She says he has been in contact. That's because

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of this. A letter, handwritten letter, that arrived in his shop by

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fax said he went to China himself and is working with what he calls

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the concerned parties. Activists suspect that he wrote it under

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duress. This street in Hong Kong is now the

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centre of a growing mystery. Since October, five men who worked at this

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small book shop -publisher, have disappeared. The topics covered here

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include political corruption, power struggles, even the love affairs of

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China's top leaders. Nothing like this can be published in mainland

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China. Last Wednesday the owner became the latest to disappear. This

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is one of his friends. He wrote some of the books. I ask him if he feels

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safe any longer in Hong Kong. He says that he doesn't feel safe. He

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says, tomorrow they could come for me. Tomorrow, I could be number six.

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As we speak, two mainland Chinese men come into the shop. Their dress

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and behaviour are not those of tourists. This isn't just about a

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little book shop that publishes salacious books about the Chinese

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leadership, it is about the fundamental difference between Hong

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Kong and the rest of China. If, as now seems likely, the owner of this

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shop was abducted on the street outside and spirited over the border

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into mainland China, then it means that potentially nobody in Hong Kong

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is any longer safe from the long arm of Chinese security. This is not how

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it was supposed to be. When the union Jack was lowered here 18 years

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ago, China promised it would not impose its political or legal system

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on Hong Kong citizens. But when Britain's Foreign Secretary, Philip

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Hammond, raised this case in paging today, he was pretty much told to

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mind his own business. -- in paging. TRANSLATION: Hong Kong's affairs are

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purely China's internal affairs. No foreign country has the right to

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interfere. Not so says the woman who ran the Hong Kong civil service for

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almost ten years. If the abduction is true, you are sounding the death

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knell for one country. Nobody would feel safe in Hong Kong by speaking

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up in exercising their legitimate rights and freedoms. Hong Kong is

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still dazzling. Since Britain left it has continued to prosper. But the

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freedoms that underpin this prosperity are now in peril as never

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before. A woman who can see after years of

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blindness has described how it feels. Her name is really was. She

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lives in Cardiff. She was given what has been called a bionic eye. Rhian

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Lewis from Cardiff has a rare ocular condition which has gradually robbed

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her of her site. Accent that is about to change with the help of

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surgeons at the Oxford eye Hospital. A retinal chip containing 1600 light

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sensitive pixels was fitted to the back of her right eye. The plant

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sits over the retina and sends signals directly to the optic nerve

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and from there to the brain. And then a flash. It will take weeks

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further to get used to the implant, with this control box she can adjust

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the contrast and frequency of its signals. But can she know tell the

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time? Free. -- three. It is. Oh, my God! I got it right! You did get it

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right. Rhian still needs help getting around and her vision is

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limited but the implant helps her perceive the outline of shapes like

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the stone pillars in these cloisters in Oxford. If the results continue

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to be as promising as they have been so far it is likely that in the

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future this device might be available on the NHS. Switch on the

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machine, it comes an instantly, I begin to move my head around and the

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flashing is starting. In 2012I met Robin Miller, one of the first

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patients to get a similar earlier version of the implant. Those

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devices lasted up to 18 months. It is sad that Rhian's implant could

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stay in place for up to five years. Exactly on it. No way! That report

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is on the BBC News website and can be shared on social media. A couple

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of things before we finish, some great pictures from Holland. These

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are people I is skating all over the streets in the north of the

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Netherlands because of unseasonably warm weather in Europe, it's now

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been replaced by an usual cold, to do with the effects of El Nino

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decreasing. Not just happy scenes, sadly, cars are also skating around,

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which has led to quite a few accidents. We started the programme

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with our lead story, President Obama and his new plans for gun controls

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in the US. As you might expect, the reaction from some political

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heavyweights has been divided. Jeb Bush, someone wants to represent the

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Republicans, says, I will fight as hard as I can to challenge what the

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president is doing. He calls it a challenge to their second amendment

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rights. Hillary Clinton says thank you to the president for taking a

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crucial step forward on gun violence. This one could run and

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run. Thank you for watching. Goodbye.

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