2026-02-14
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I'm Pete Ross.
In the early hours of Saturday the 14th of February, these are our main stories.
The Canadian Prime Minister, Mark Carney,
has addressed a vigil in Tumblr Ridge for eight victims of a teenage shooter commending people for opening their hearts when the world falls apart.
The French and German leaders have defended the European project at the Munich Security Conference,
urging the continent to do more for itself.
Also in this podcast,
I told myself that it was inconceivable that this man who shared my life could have committed these horrors.
It was a descent into hell.
Giselle Pelicot, the woman at the centre of the largest rape trial in French history,
tells the BBC she was crushed by the horror of her ordeal.
We start in the remote Canadian town of Tumblr Ridge.
With the First Nations prayer,
a local community began a candlelit vigil to honour the victims of one of the worst mass shootings in Canadian history.
Eight people were killed and dozens injured by a teenager on Tuesday.