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source. A memorial service for the source. A memorial service for the

woman who was killed when a car drove into her in the US town of

Charlottesville, Heather Heyer's mother had this message. They tried

to kill my child to shut her up. Well guess what, you just magnified

her. President Trump's apparent defence of the white supremacist who

organised the rally that Heather Heyer was protesting against has led

many senior business leaders to distance themselves from the White

House. Grief and anger in Freetown as

authorities are aimed for hampering rescue efforts, at least 600 people

are missing after the devastating mudslide.

The UK Government have published their plans for the border between

Northern Ireland and the Republic after Brexit.

The BBC gets rare access to a ghost town in Saudi Arabia ruined by

deadly clashes between security forces and militants.

And in the sport we bring you an update on all of the Champions

League matches being played tonight. Welcome to outside source, we begin

with Sierra Leone where 105 children are among the 400 people known to

have died in devastating mudslide. At least 600 people are still

missing after the side of the sugar loaf Mountain next to the capital

Freetown collapsed on Monday, it caused floods to engulf the area of

Regent which is a settlement on the outskirts of the city. We can show

you some pictures of the flooding as it happened here, a shocking

reminder of what happened on Monday. This is the aftermath, a bird's eye

view which shows you now how widespread the destruction was. This

is the continuing attempts to find survivors among the wreckage, aid

agencies worry but they are trying to find any survivors. Now today a

one-minute silence was held in Freetown to remember those who lost

their homes and families. These are the scenes. The president of Sierra

Leone has also declared seven days of national mourning. Here he is at

the sight of the mudslide where he pleaded to the rest of the world for

urgent support. The UN is listening and we got a briefing today from the

spokesperson saying they are working with the rescue operation and trying

to stop the outbreak of diseases like cholera and typhoid. There was

meant to be a mass burial of victims today to free up space but this has

now been delayed. In Freetown the ambulances

are rushing not to the hospital They are ferrying the dead,

victims buried alive by a landslide. The relatives wait outside

to collect their bodies. Daniel wasn't home

when disaster struck. But he tells me six members

of his family are dead, The grief and anger

is tangible here. This is a nation mourning

the loss of hundreds. And rescue workers say that

authorities are hampering This gaping scar was once

a neighbourhood, but now the scene Diggers have been drafted

in but there are no sniffer dogs, The fear is disease could spread

unless hundreds of bodies are found. A trickle of aid is getting

through but many like Police in South Africa say the

Zimbabwe first Lady is still in the country despite earlier reports that

you have gone back home after being accused of assaulting a 20-year-old

model in a hotel room in Johannesburg. The model said Mrs

Mugabe hit her over the head. She released this photograph of the

entry you can see on her head there, that is private. She said this was

caused by Mrs Mugabe hit her with an extension cord. BBC's Sophie

Redstone is following the story follows.

In a statement the South African police confirmed that graced the

Gaby remained inside South Africa, and that the government of Zimbabwe

is requesting diplomatic immunity for the first Lady. The police

emphasise she is here to attempt private -- to attend private matters

but also official meetings as the head of state summit of the area

regional organisation was due to take place earlier this week. Finau

Grace Mugabe not answer any question about the allegation of assault she

is accused of. Across the border in Zimbabwe Grace Mugabe has become an

important political figure head of the country's elections next year. A

special port from Saudi Arabia were hundreds of civilians have

reportedly fled a town after weeks of fierce clashes between government

forces and Shia militants. The Shia dominated town is in the east of the

country here and as a majority Sunni country as you may know. So the Shia

community in this particular town has long complained of

discrimination, things turned violent in May when the Saudi

apparently to make way for a apparently to make way for a

development project. The government said it is back in control but we

wanted to show you what is left of the town. It is practically in ruins

and that is the situation, precarious security situation. One

more picture I want to assure you, that shows what takes place. The

bullet marks and pockmarks overhaul of the buildings.

We have rare access to this site. This is the level of security needed

to visit Awamiyah. A Shia dominated town in the east of the Sunni

conservative Saudi Arabia. Over the past weeks there have been violent

clashes here between government forces and groups of Shia fighters.

At least dozens were killed including civilians and police

troops. Only very few journalists managed travel here. As you can see,

in order to reach Awamiyah you have to take this armoured vehicle and be

in the company of police and special forces. The government says it is in

control now by the security situation is quite tense. As I look

through the window I can see that the town is almost deserted. The

scale of devastation here is shocking. As we entered the place of

the government ex-cop bash Mac escort we see what is left of a once

vibrant residential area. A large Shia community used to live here.

They have long protested against what they call discrimination. The

confrontation to a violent turn last May when the authority started to

demolish the area as part of what they see is a development project.

Shia groups accuse the government of forcing people to leave with the aim

of crushing dissent. But even today the fighting is not over yet. They

just asked us to leave and we have to go at once because it is not safe

to stay. The Saudis say they are also targeted, these videos released

by the Ministry of the interior show attacks from police forces in the

area. The minister told us it was terrorist groups have behind the

unrest, it accuses them of indiscriminately killing civilians

are using them as a human shield. It was impossible to independently

verify these accounts inside Awamiyah. But I managed to speak to

a man who fled this place and is now seeking asylum in Germany. We cannot

identify him for security reasons. This man insists he personally never

took up arms but he can understand why some people dead. When we went

out in peaceful protest security forces dispersed as with live

ammunition. He can be sentenced to death only because you are a Shia

and you belong to a different religious sect. When you're

humiliated and deprived of your freedom you can -- you can just a

quiet, someone should you you will definitely should back. Lacking

Awamiyah, fighters are still believed to be hiding among the

rubble. But the reasons for the unrest are still very much present.

A leading Iranian opposition figure has been under house arrest for six

years has begun the hunger strike. He was detained for his part in mass

protests over the disputed result of the presidential election back in

2009. I have been talking to our correspondent and asked her to tell

us more about this man. He is an 80-year-old Shia cleric who

has been a politician until seven or eight years ago and then he turned

into an opposition leader because he was one of the candidates who

disputed the results of the presidential elections in 2009 and

six and half years ago without any trials be supreme leader decided

that the other candidates had to go under house arrest because you're

asking people to get on the streets and dispute the result.

What does it mean to be under house arrest? What links that he has two

Basically nothing, it is worse than Basically nothing, it is worse than

a prison. His contact with family members is limited, he does not have

Internet access, we have heard he can only watch state television and

he only has very radical newspapers to read. His family members, only

his children can see him once per week. He does not have time to

out, I am not sure whether there is out, I am not sure whether there is

kept. One of the demands he has made kept. One of the demands he has made

on his hunger strike, he said he wanted the security officers to

leave the house. Because he has police, armed police

with him? Exactly, reportedly dead at least 12

security officers at any given moment in the same house where he

is. He followed -- if he was at a prison he would have a cell and

privacy but under house arrest which is totally illegal, you does not

have any of the rights of any other prisoners.

He is not saying let me free, he is saying let me go to court?

She has made two demands, one is for the security officer to leave and

stay out of the premises where he's being kept, and the other is that he

wanted trial. He wants a public trial because for six and half years

he has technically been in prison without any trial. And there is

something of a sense of urgency here because you have been hearing his

health is, well he is vulnerable. He is, only a couple of weeks ago he

put a pacemaker in his heart. He is put a pacemaker in his heart. He is

80 years old, he is not that young. He has been in detention for years

now. He is not very well and we suspect that he has decided that if

he's going to die he is not going to die in silence. He will make a big

deal out of this. Do stay with us, still to come, we

have the latest on the devastating floods that have killed more than

215 across carrier the HMS Queen Elizabeth has

sailed into port for the first time. She's one of the largest and most

powerful warships ever built the Royal Navy. Theresa May health is a

symbol of the UK's great global status.

The Royal Navy has never had a ship of this size before.

HMS Queen Elizabeth overshadowed everything around her.

Including Portsmouth harbour, now her new home.

A day to remember for the crowds who woke up early to see her in.

And even a touch of nostalgia for when Britain ruled the waves.

I think it makes the country feel a lot safer.

It puts you, you know, above everybody else

For the past seven weeks the 700 crew have been testing her systems.

It is the most complex warship ever built in the UK.

A symbol of power and pride for the Navy.

But they believe, for the whole nation too.

It puts us, the Royal Navy and the British armed forces,

I think for a global, outward facing country

like the United Kingdom, as an island nation,

completely dependent on sea trade, why wouldn't you want a strong Royal

This is a big moment for the Royal Navy.

Its largest warship entering Portsmouth for the very first time.

It is also its most expensive warship.

And it still needs jets, and other warships to protect her.

At a time when the Ministry of Defence is having

This former naval officer says the Navy is already

struggling to crew just 19 frigates and destroyers.

Certainly right now there are not enough ships to protect it,

there are not enough submarines to run in advance of it.

And this is the worry, if we are not even in a situation right now,

having delivered the platform itself, to protect the ship,

On her first visit on board, the Prime Minister said the ship

sent a signal that Britain remains a global power.

It will be another year before the first jets fly off

The new F 35 will also cost around ?100 million each.

It is a significant investment and a signal of ambition.

But it will stretch already limited resources.

Jonathan Beale, BBC News, Portsmouth.

This is outside source live from the BBC newsroom, our lead story,

critical reaction to Donald Trump's latest comments on white

supremacists now includes all great condemnation of bigotry from

America's last two Republican presidents. Time for the sport. A

strip, a guide and a push resulted in Cristiano Ronaldo being suspended

as the first piece of silverware of the Spanish season is about me

decided. Let's go to our correspondent.

They did of course was the opening leg of the Spanish super cup on

Sunday, 3-1, the one match ban for the second yellow card, both cards

coming in the space of one minute. After he scored in the 3-1 on

Thursday when he came on as a substitute with 15 minutes ago did

not last long, scored a goal and off he went. There are an extra four

games for pushing the referee. His manager is not very happy that

Ronaldo is not playing, they take the 3-1 win from Sunday into tonight

came. He had a chance with two goals ahead and having scored three away

goals does give them a very, very good upper hand.

Dell is more about the teams bidding for the place and the Champions

League group stage. Ten more teams attempting to progress to the

lucrative group stages of the lucrative group stages of the

Champions League. Celtic are one team who are battling a disaster in

Kazakhstan next Tuesday will be in the pot at the end of next week

because the 5-0 winners over a spanner. Scott Sinclair scoring

twice so they had to can than next Tuesday. Napoli had a win over Nice.

The talking point in that game was ten minutes from the end when a

player was sent off for Labour tackle. There was also a red for a

two-year lows in the same instance so both missed the second leg next

Tuesday. The Greek champions Olympia Tuesday. The Greek champions Olympia

course scored in the 93rd minute to beat the create -- to be the

Croatian opponents to- one. There were ten teams

yesterday's play-off matches and yesterday's play-off matches and

these ten teams here call -- saw plenty of money can be made by

getting through the group stages. Plenty to keep you busy. These of

relentless monsoon rains across Bangladesh and Nepal and India have

killed more than 250 people. We will show you first the state of North

East Anglia -- north-east India and nearly 10 million people have been

affected by flooding there. If we go to Nepal the situation there is that

the severe rain has affected 20% of the constables are population and

then looking at Bangladesh that has also been badly hit. There is a map

I want to bring up for you now, the areas in red show you the part of

the country that are underwater. That is over one third of the

country. Some pictures to show you what has been going on, this is one

area people wading through floodwaters. Many have had to leave

their homes and Alan Woodside shelters, this is Nepal where it is

mainly the southern lowlands that are affected. But this is Bangladesh

were several rivers have burst their banks. The Army has been deployed.

He says is an editor for the World Service has been telling me more

about how difficult the situation is. The Bangladeshi authorities said

more than 100 people had been killed due to the floods triggered by the

remonstrance. One third of the country under water as you explain

to those pictures, it clearly shows how difficult the situation has

been. The people have been going through immense hardships. Then

areas of 67 metres wide that are flooded. The water passes through

India and into Bangladesh, which is a low-lying country. Most of the

houses are inundated with water and people are not willing to move out

of their houses for fear that somebody might come and take away

the bits. As you saw in the picture, people are sitting inside the houses

in needy water trying to get on. They may not get them thinking what,

there could be a shortage of food and people are scared and might be

an outbreak of waterborne diseases. If they were persuaded to go for the

health above all work and to? The government has set up quite a

few shelters in the northern part of the country, but moving from their

homes to these shelters is a struggle because you have to go

through various waterways in other Bangladesh villagers, and the roads

are slightly elevated, and most of the area so low-lying survey will

have been flooded. They need to find the right road and path in the

shelters and it is not clear that they will get enough food or belief

material in the shelters even though the government has been trying to

dispatch, many areas are not easily reachable.

Two years ago in Chile the remains of this mysterious dinosaur were

found. They claim to be frank and staying dinosaur because it had the

hips and teeth of a plant eater likes tennis the close and body of a

carnival heater likes the disorders but the close and body of another

scrap tour T Rex. We may now have a solution to the mystery.

In the mountains of Chile, researchers discover a dinosaur,

the like of which has never been seen before.

Back in their lab in Buenos Aires, they carefully cut through

the sandstone to find a bizarre skeleton.

They named their dinosaur Chilesaurus.

This animal had a real mix of features from different

It's hip bones were like those of plant eaters such

And its arms and body were like those of meat eaters such

And so, Chilesaurus became known as the Frankenstein dinosaur.

But now a British researcher who studied the skeleton believes

Chilesaurus has been revealed to be the missing link

between one group of dinosaurs, which includes things

like Stegosaurus and Triceratops, and another group of dinosaurs

which includes things like Tyrannosaurus Rex.

It really is the missing piece of the puzzle.

Tyrannosaurus Rex and Stegosaurus were thought to be in different

branches of the dinosaur family tree.

But the researchers have shown that they are both

The Frankenstein dinosaur now fits in perfectly,

as an earlier animal that came before them, which is why

This reassessment is important, because it will radically change

the theory of how dinosaurs evolved and split into different groups.

Chilesaurus is there at the beginning of one

And hopefully, by understanding more about its biology,

it will tell us what the kinds of driving factors leading to those

The Frankenstein skeleton was once a puzzle, but now it

could be the key to explain how dinosaurs evolved.

Just time to remind you that it is 40 years after the King's death, we

have a few pictures to show you with fans of Elvis Presley holding a

candlelit vigil at his home in Memphis, Tennessee.

daughter Lisa Marie joined those who daughter Lisa Marie joined those who

gathered at Graceland while tribute concerts have been playing his

greatest hits. I remember another of years ago now going to this

commemoration at Graceland and I can tell you from experience that is

quite an experience, the feeling, the atmosphere and the fans all

night filing past the point where Elvis Presley is buried. Thank you

for being with us here outside source, you can always talk to is on

the hash tag and there is a lot more on the BBC News website.

We have seen a fair bit of sunshine for the first part of the week,

perhaps more rain to come during the second half of this week. By the end