Today, we're in Washington for the state of the Union address, where Joe Biden seeks to shift

the focus away from recent controversy. In Myanmar, a family tell of their escape two years on

from the military coup that upended any prospect of democracy in the country. A prevent-style

program in Italy hopes to prevent young people joining the mafia, but we hear from someone who

escaped their clutches on his own. And Ukraine's rail service has kept going against the odds

throughout Russia's invasion, so what's it like to travel on the overnight sleeper from Poland to

Kiev? First, at the epicenter of the earthquake that hit southern Turkey, it's hard to imagine now

what existed before, with buildings and cities crumpled to the ground and repeated aftershocks

hampering the rescue effort. The partial destruction of a Roman era castle in Gaziantep in this region

highlighted not only the colossal toll it took on human life, but also on the heritage and culture

of the entire region, a core part of its identity. Human suffering is visible on a vast canvas,

the tragedy of a lost parent, a child who failed to escape. Livelihoods built over many years

crushed in an instant, communities wiped from existence. Anna Foster was in Karaman Mirash,

where the full impact of the quake was felt. Sounds tell you a lot here. Hope goes hand in hand

with silence. The shushing of an expectant crowd means a miracle might be close. When rescue

was searched the rubble for survivors, they need to be able to hear everything, a voice,

some movement, so they hold up their hands and ask for quiet as they climb inside destroyed

buildings. Clambring across twisted metal and great chunks of gray concrete, they're risking

their lives to try and save one. When they do, cheering fills the air. For just a moment, joy returns.

Where there's noise, there's often death. Many flattened buildings were quickly written off as

too damaged to offer any chance of life holding out in the ruins. Now diggers drag the debris away

as search teams look for bodies. Personal items hold small clues. A bulging pale pink makeup bag

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