21/02/2017 Outside Source

The White House says it is empowering agents so that they can

move any undocumented immigrants convicted of even a minor offence.

Many immigration eight across US cities in recent days, the numbers

facing deportation set to be much greater. -- many immigration raids.

President Donald Trump has addressed anti-Semitic threats. Anti-Semitic

threats targeting our jurist community and immunity centres are

horrible. -- our Jewish community. We have a special report from

Albania looking at increasing numbers of people being trafficked

across Europe every year. And one of the front runners in the French

election has come to court French voters.

Welcome to the second part of the programme, new statistics show that

more than 3000 people are trafficked into the UK every year, that number

is rising. They come from all over the world, but by far the biggest

share of those are from the country Albania.

In 2015, this relatively small country accounted for over

600 potential victims, about a fifth of the total.

Of those, the vast majority were female,

and most of them were forced into prostitution.

The authorities in Albania have been criticised for failing

to crack down on the problem with just 18 convictions last year.

Reeta Chakrabarti has been speaking to some of the victims.

VOICEOVER: Blessed with natural beauty,

Albania has over two decades built up a brutal industry,

And I want them to get the punishment that they deserve.

was just 14 when she was sold into a trafficking ring

by a man she thought was her boyfriend.

She was forced to sleep with several men a day and tells of a bewildering

and terrifying world of abuse in which she could trust no one.

They would beat us up and not let us go out.

in a refuge for trafficked women in the south of the country.

But these are schoolgirls, and some already have

Seya helped put some of hers behind bars.

Several convicted traffickers are held here

Last year 18 people were sentenced, some serving 20 years or more.

The Albanian authorities let us talk to one of them.

Fatos Kaplani was sentenced to 15 years

for trafficking children to Greece

and forcing them to work as prostitutes or beggars.

What made him, a married man with his own children,

that everyone was doing that kind of thing.

You used a child in order to earn some money.

He faced justice, but Albania has been criticised for a lack

of prosecutions and there are concerns over police collusion.

Some senior figures question whether trafficking is a real problem.

But the official line is that there are systems to deal with it.

it is a phenomenon that is kind of constant,

but it has to be tackled properly

and to make always all the structures working together.

But Albania still tops the list of people trafficked into Britain.

People duped into promises of a better life.

She is now in a safe house in the UK.

Duped into leaving home and then sold into prostitution,

but insists she wants to tell her story.

TRANSLATION: I was somewhere underground,

I had no sense of the world around me.

Anna is now supported in this safe house run by the Salvation Army.

She has a baby, which gives her a reason to carry on.

Her story should trigger alarm in all authorities

A broken life caused by a brutal crime.

STUDIO: Thank you for that report. Let's update you on the French

presidential elections, two of the frontrunners are on trips abroad

today. Emmanuel Macron, the centrist independent candidate, he is not too

far away from us, in London, let me show you some of the pictures.

He was at a rally, finished about an hour ago, speaking to French

citizens living in London, earlier today he met the British Prime

Minister and this is what he said. I have reaffirmed my willingness or

a preferred execution of the key agreements, and also on this site,

looking at exactly what we can improve, because we have to improve

some issues. I asked why it is that Emmanuel Macron have come to London?

A lot of these people in Britain, these French people living in

Britain, will be his natural territory, and good PR to be

received by a foreign leader, that is quite a coup, for him to do that,

not from her party, in advance of elections, usually, it they can meet

the contender from the other country, from their block, from

their party, he is nominally socialist. So it is quite a coup,

but I imagine what has happened is that here in Paris, the ambassador

has been whispering to the Foreign Office, whispering to Downing Street

that this man is potentially a winner, he could be the president,

he has got up so well in the polls, taking advantage of Francois Fillon

and suffering in the polls. So it becomes realistic, and that is why

they want to put feelers out now. In other news, the Front Nationale has

denounced a police search of its headquarters as a media stunt, in

connection with their leader and presidential candidate Marine Le

Pen. The European Parliament has accused her of defrauding them of

nearly $358,000 to illegally paid for AIDS rather than parliamentary

systems. She denies the allegations. She herself is in Beirut 11 on, she

has made news for this. -- Beirut, Lebanon. She refused to wear a

headscarf when meeting in Lebanon with the top cleric in the country,

for Sunni 's, the grand mufti. The press office says that she was

informed of the need to wear a headscarf in advance of the meeting.

This is her side of the story. TRANSLATION: I said I would not wear

one and they did not cancel the meeting so I thought they would

accept the fact I would not wear a headscarf, just like when I met

highest Sunni authority worldwide, who accepted that I was not going to

wear one. You try to impose it on me, you cannot impose that on me.

Just like when I met Sheik al-Azhar. First time she has been received by

a head of state, when she was received in Lebanon, so for her,

that was quite a coup, there has been a general boycott of Front

Nationale leaders around the world. And then she managed to do a good

communications coup with this refusing to put on a veil, to see

the head of the Sunni faith, the grand mufti, in Lebanon. Again, that

is a certain amount of manufacturing in that, because it plays very well

back here in France, particularly with the call vote.

on, it started out as a joke, it ended up with Sutton United's

back-up goalkeeper Wayne Shaw being forced to resign, if you don't know

what I am talking about, take a look at this. COMMENTATOR: And... That's

the best replay of the night! CO-COMMENTATOR: Is that allowed? You

can't stop him! He deserves man of the match for that. A big man

enjoying his pie! That was Wayne Shaw, eating a pipe, on the

sidelines of the FA Cup match against the Arsenal. The only

problem, betting agency offered 8/1 odds before the game that he would

eat a pie on camera, Sun Bets did it over Twitter. So, John Watson, get

rid of that, John, from the BBC sports centre has more. What happens

next? It seems crazy, doesn't it here we are, the day after Sutton

United played Arsenal, one of the biggest games in their footballing

history, and here we are talking about the reserve goalkeeper, Wayne

Shaw, this encapsulated everything about the club, illustrating the

gulf between Arsenal, the riches that they have, this was a guy who

often slept at the club will stop in the lead up to the match a lot of

people talking about it and how it reflected what Saddam was about and

the magic of the FA Cup, when he was seen eating the pie, it was seen as

a bit of fun, but as you say, offered odds of eight, footballers,

anyone involved in the game, are not allowed to place bets on football

matches -- that of a full slate one. Fact remains, this is in betting,

has to be taken as seriously as if a player would try to get the if the

investigative, Mac to see if there will investigation but he has a very

real to bars with improper conduct or a misconduct charge. What was

essentially a bit of a joke is no longer a laughing matter.

Interesting, what about the Champions League, keeping an eye on

the game of the night, at the Etihad Stadium, Manchester United up

against Monaco, winning 55 and three, scoring two Gold, there he is

with the ball, but could have been a different story because Radamel

Falcao, formerly of Chelsea and Manchester United, scored. They are

5-3 up, Pep Guardiola, going into the game, said his critics had come

down heavily on him if Manchester City did not reach the

quarterfinals, they are on course to do that now.

Coming up, the latest on a crackdown in China, where cars are forced to

have tracking devices fitted. A heterosexual couple have lost a

court battle to have a civil partnership, giving relationships

legal recognition, only available to same-sex couples. They claimed that

it was to scream that it, but today their arguments were rejected, the

BBC's Clive Coleman reports. Emerging from court, Charles Keidan

and Rebecca Steinfeld, a heterosexual couple fighting

for the right to enter All three of the judges agreed we're

being treated differently because of our sexual orientation

and that this impacts our All three rejected the argument

that we could just get married. All three emphasised

that the government cannot maintain In December 2014, Charles

and Rebecca were stopped from registering their notice

of intention to form a civil partnership

by their local registry office. A civil partnership is defined

as a relationship between two Civil partnerships confirm virtually

all of the same rights and responsibilities as marriage,

including the right to be next of kin and access to a partner's

estate and pension if they die. Cohabitees have none

of these rights. The couple had argued the ban

on heterosexuals entering civil All three judges found that the ban

on heterosexual couples entering into civil partnerships

was potentially in breach of their human rights

and discriminatory. But two of the judges found

that the different treatment of same-sex and opposite sex couples

was justified by the government's policy on civil partnerships,

which is to wait and see how many same-sex couples want

to enter into one, rather Charles and Rebecca are not giving

up, and have started the process -- We lost because

of a technicality. And that technicality

was that the other two judges felt that the government should have just

a little more time But what we conclude

is that the government really is on borrowed time,

and has to act. Ministers have welcomed

the court's ruling and say Although they lost today,

Rebecca Steinfeld and Charles Keidan may well have changed the direction

of travel in the legalisation of civil partnerships

for heterosexual couples. Lead story: the White House says it

is empowering agent so that they can remove any undocumented immigrants

convicted of even a minor offence. Unicef has

announced a 1.4 million children throughout Africa and the Middle

East are at risk of imminent death from severe malnutrition, this comes

after famine was declared in parts of South Sudan, the first to be

announced in any part of the world for six years. What constitutes a

famine? 20% of households must be facing extreme food shortages with a

limited ability to cope, that is the case in this region here. At least

30% of the population must be suffering acute malnutrition, while

every day, there are two in every 10,000 people that will die. As is

reported, Nigeria and Somalia are also all at

the scenes could soon become the norm for more than a million

children, the UN has followed yesterday's declaration of famine in

sedan with a warning that three other countries could face crises in

the coming months, and children will be the hardest hit. Nearly half a

million children will suffer from acute malnutrition this year.

Another half million children are severely malnourished in Yemen,

where two years of war have caused economic collapse. As we reported

last week, in Somalia, millions of people are facing starvation,

including nearly 200,000 children. Continuing conflict in all four

countries are being blamed for the current food crisis. Northern

Nigeria and Somalia have been dealing with Islamist insurgencies.

And in South Sudan, the conflict between troops loyal to former vice

president and the president has driven up the price of food. The

fact is, these conflicts are largely man-made, Jordan are dying because

of man-made conflict affected disasters. In 2017, that is

shameful. Today the European Commission pledged $85 million in

emergency aid to help combat the famine in South Sudan. And in his

State of the nation address, the president promised to help tackle

the shortages. The government will increase the supply of basic food

commodities, with the provision to help the crisis. With no clear

resolution in sight for the conflict in sedan and the other countries at

risk, this crisis shows no sign of ending.

Five people have been killed after a light aircraft crashed into a

shopping centre in Melbourne, Australia, the pilot reported a

catastrophic engine failure shortly after take-off. Shops were not open

and nobly on the ground is believed to have been injured.

Just metres from the runway, a site strewn with charred metal.

Inside the wreckage of the plane which came swooping from the sky.

Eyewitnesses described seeing flames rise after it crashed into the DFO

shopping centre which was due to open its doors one hour later.

I just saw a blue flash come down past the DFO billboard over there.

And, then, all of a sudden, it hit the spotlight, and just

There's explosions going off one after the other.

So, the plane go up, then cars going off as well.

So there was a lot of smoke and flame.

Piecing together what led to the crash may take weeks.

Specialist investigators have been called to the scene,

but the police have confirmed that the pilot made a Mayday call

shortly before the impact, reporting engine problems.

We understand there was potentially catastrophic engine failure

It crashed into the back of the DFO shopping centre.

It took more than a dozen fire crews to extinguish the flames.

The aircraft would have been full of fuel.

Drivers on the nearby freeway reported feeling

It's a desperately sad day, very, very sad day for our state.

A number of people have died as a result of what is the worst

civil aviation accident that our state has

All flights out of Essendon Airport have been supended as teams

on the ground try to establish exactly what went wrong.

A number of people have died as a result of what is the worst

civil aviation accident that our state has

All flights out of Essendon Airport have been supended as teams

on the ground try to establish exactly what went wrong.

STUDIO: Now to China, authorities have ordered all vehicles in the far

West to be fitted with tracking devices, in an area as you can see

over here, in the far West, that province, they will not be able to

buy petrol or sell their vehicles without a satellite tracker being

installed, this is part of a crackdown on terrorism, they say,

the region is known for violent attacks. The violence is blamed on

Muslim separatists. Imagine if every car in your city or

town was installed with a special device so that the government could

track you, could know where you were going, good map your everyday life.

That's exactly what is going to happen in the far west of China,

where authorities believe they need to go to such extreme lengths in

order to control radical Islam. In a place which covers a huge swathes of

a western province, car owners have been given until June 30 to have

these GPS style trackers installed otherwise there will not be able to

buy petrol. They will not be able to resell their vehicles. The traffic

police have posted on social media that terrorists preferred means of

transport is the car. And that they also used cars as tools in their

attacks. Here in the Chinese capital, many people say they can

completely understand why officials need to take such a heavy-handed

approach. I mean, after all, there has been a steady stream of violent

clashes there between those prepared to use bombings or knife attacks in

order to achieve an independent homeland. Critics of the Chinese

government will say that its approach, whatever the problem, is a

very singular one. They only know one way and that is the crackdown,

they will argue that the placement of these devices will only push

locals further into the hands of extremists. One Chinese newspaper

has argued that having these trackers, these governments

trackers, is actually a good thing, because your car gets stolen by

terrorists, now at least you will be able to find it again easily.

STUDIO: A rare cloud phenomenon, fire rainbow, spotted over

Singapore, this fire rainbow appeared in the sky on Monday

afternoon, and was seen across the island, the phenomenon is thought to

occur when sunlight reflects through ice screw still clouds. Eyewitnesses

say that it started as a small orange circle and grew steadily

bigger until all the colours are merged, lasting 15 minutes before

disappearing. One more story of heroics, doctors

from a children's Hospital have saved the life of a premature baby

hippo at Cincinnati zoo, the baby hippo was named Fiona, and became

dehydrated after refusing milk and required an urgent intravenous drip.

Fiona was born six weeks early and quickly grew sick and lethargic, and

the Cincinnati Children's Hospital stepped into rehydrate her, she is

showing signs of recovery and is being looked after by her mother. --

Cincinnati Zoo. That's a lovely story to end this

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