内容摘要：Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnweerakul addressed reporters while visiting the site, saying: "We work tirelessly and are still working around the clock to make sure that everbody is safe."

Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnweerakul addressed reporters while visiting the site, saying: "We work tirelessly and are still working around the clock to make sure that everbody is safe."

"What President ever talks like that? That's not who we are. We're about freedom, democracy, opportunity - not about confiscation."After just over 100 action-packed days of Trump there was no shortage of targets for President Biden to choose from.

But his main concern appears to be on the international stage, rather than the domestic one: that is, the threat he believes now faces the alliance between the United States and Europe which, as he puts it, secured peace, freedom and democracy for eight decades.Just before our interview, which took place days before the 80th anniversary of VE Day, Biden took a large gold coin out of his pocket and pressed it into my hand. It was a souvenir of last year's D-Day commemoration. Biden believes that the speech he delivered on that beach in Normandy is one of his most important. In it, he declared that the men who fought and died "knew – beyond any doubt – that there are things worth fighting and dying for".I ask him whether he feels that message about sacrifice is in danger of being forgotten in America. Not by the people, he replies but, yes, by the leadership. It is, he says, a "grave concern" that the Atlantic Alliance is seen to be dying.

"I think it would change the modern history of the world if that occurs," he argues."We're the only nation in a position to have the capacity to bring people together, [to] lead the world. Otherwise you're going to have China and the former Soviet Union, Russia, stepping up."

Now more than ever before that Alliance is being questioned. One leading former NATO figure told the BBC this week that the VE Day celebrations felt more like a funeral. President Trump has complained that the United States is being "ripped off" by her allies, Vice President JD Vance has said that America is "bailing out" Europe whilst Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth has insisted that Europe is "free-loading".

Biden calls the pledge all members of Nato - the Atlantic Alliance - make "to defend each and every inch of Nato territory with the full force of our collective power" a "sacred obligation".Others had declined to speak about what had happened to them.

According to Public Prosecution Service assistant director Catherine Kierans, Hollingsbee was 17 when he began abusing girls online."He pretended to be a younger male and on occasions a female to gain the trust of other younger people," she said.

"He then proceeded to threaten and extort these children to provide him with naked images of themselves."Ms Kierans said 14 young women across the UK were now dealing with the fallout of the case which, like others of its kind, began on social media.