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Newsday: 29/03/2023 06:06 GMT : US mass shooting: 'We owe them more than prayers'

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29/03/2023 06:06 GMT : US mass shooting: 'We owe them more than prayers'

US mass shooting: 'We owe them more than prayers'

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How will the US end its "sick" epidemic of gun violence against children?

After the mass school shooting in Nashville left three students and three adult staff members dead, US President Joe Biden condemns the gun violence epidemic against children.

A group of women in Switzerland are challenging their government in the European Court of Human Rights. They're arguing that the government is violating their rights because it's not protecting them from climate change. We hear how.

In the United States, a day after the attack at a school in Nashville in Tennessee left three students and three adult staff members dead, President Joe Biden condemns what he called a "sick" epidemic of gun violence against children. What will the likely response be from the state of Tennessee?

And we get the view of the French government on the recent protests there against the proposed rise in the pension age.

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