"It's the end of the battle, but above all it's the end for us. Because we've been waiting for 7 years, waiting for this verdict." Seven years after six schoolchildren were killed in a collision in Millas, southern France, the driver of the school bus transporting them has been given a heavier sentence on appeal, with two years house arrest and an electronic bracelet. "This is the end of our fight", says Stéphane Mathieu, the father of one of the victims, who expressed his regret that bus driver Nadine Oliveira had “not acknowledged her fault” and “will not serve any time in prison”. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES