it's a beautiful sunny day here, very hot in dover. _ in dover.. let's look at the figures now. annual net migration, the difference between people coming to the uk and leaving in the year to december 2023 was 685,000 people. now, in the same year there werejust over 36,700 irregular arrivals. that's illegal migration. and of those who came to the uk last year illegally, about 80% arrived on small boats. you can see here how those numbers have changed over the last few years, ranging between almost 10,000 to around 45,000 people a year. as of this time last week, 12,315 people had made the crossing so far this year. but as we've seen, the far bigger numbers are net legal migration, 685,000 people last year. now, that includes people coming here for work, study and other reasons, as well as those coming under humanitarian schemes for ukraine and hong kong. and you can see there's been a significant increase in this legal migration over the last few years and its makeup has changed since we left the european union with non eu arrivals from places li

charlotte wright, bbc news, dover.full list of candidates standing on the bbc news website. england's footballers take on slovakia this evening — in their first knockout match at the european championships in germany. whoever wins that match will play switzerland — who've caused a major upset by knocking out the defending england's footballers take on slovakia this evening — champions, italy, 2—0 in berlin. meanwhile, the hosts germany are also into the quarterfinals after beating denmark 2—0. goals from kai havertz and jamal musiala proved enough to take germany through to the last eight. they will next play the winner of sunday's game between spain, who have looked one of the best sides so far, and the surprise package georgia. 0ur sports reporterjoe inwood is with fans in brixton. is the atmosphere as excited as it has been given england's performance? i has been given england's performance?— has been given england's erformance? . �* ., ., performance? i am in brixton and it is buildin: performance? i am in brixton

at this cafe in dover, migration in all its forms is certainly a hot topic.didn't let them in the country, you wouldn't have the problems we got. what problems? erm, housing, cost—of—living and everything like that. there's too many of them being brought in on our money, really. it's been going on for such a long time and nobody�*s solved it. the cafe's owner, heather horne, used to work looking after child asylum—seekers. she thinks politicians are too quick to scapegoat. i think they use the immigration to deflect real problems that we have in england. such as? as homeless people, rates, the price of everything. rishan, who came to the uk in the back of a lorry aged 17 and now has uk citizenship, is preparing to vote for the first time in a general election. now training to be a nurse, she says all the focus on immigration, particularly illegal immigration, can be dehumanising. it's always on the negative side. it's always in the way of the illegal, illegal, as if someone coming as a refugee is being like a criminal or trying to do something different than

charlotte wright, bbc news, dover.ledon tennis champsionships. seven time mens chamion novak djokovic is playing, but there's still no news on whether the former champion andy murray will take part. let's take a look at the runners and riders in this championships with our reporter, emer mccarthy. what's the latest on andy murray? it is the big question, will he or won't he? he is leaving her is hanging until the 11th hour at the 37—year—old just had surgery last week on his back but hasn't ruled out that he is going to be playing at s&w 19 for the next two weeks. —— leaving us hanging. but he has a pretty tough first round, and he will be playing a czech player and also has a wild card double century with his brother, jamie, and if there is one thing we know about andy murray, he will keep going and he will keep being persistent so i think that we will obviously know by tuesday because that is when he is meant to be playing but he will keep us waiting until then if he will play or not. emma raducanu is another british

at this cafe in dover, migration in all its forms is certainly a hot topic.m in the country, you wouldn't have the problems we got. what problems? erm, housing, cost—of—living and everything like that. there's too many of them being brought in on our money, really. it's been going on for such a long time and nobody�*s solved it. the cafe's owner, heather horne, used to work looking after child asylum—seekers. she thinks politicians are too quick to scapegoat. i think they use the immigrations to deflect real problems that we have in england. such as? as homeless people, rates, the price of everything. rishan, who came to the uk in the back of a lorry aged 17 and now has uk citizenship, is preparing to vote for the first time in a general election. now training to be a nurse, she says all the focus on immigration, particularly illegal immigration, can be dehumanising. it's always on the negative side. it's always in the way of the illegal, illegal, as if someone comes as a refugee is being like a criminal or trying to do something different than what it's supp

at this cafe in dover, migration in all its forms is certainly a hot topic.ouldn't have the problems we got. what problems? erm, housing, cost—of—living and everything like that. there's too many of them being brought in on our money, really. it's been going on for such a long time and nobody�*s solved it. the cafe's owner, heather horne, used to work looking after child asylum—seekers. she thinks politicians are too quick to scapegoat. i think they use the immigration to deflect real problems that we have in england. such as? as homeless people, rates, the price of everything. rishan, who came to the uk in the back of a lorry aged 17 and now has uk citizenship, is preparing to vote for the first time in a general election. now training to be a nurse, she says all the focus on immigration, particularly illegal immigration, can be dehumanising. it's always on the negative side. it's always in the way of the illegal, illegal, as if someone coming as a refugee is being like a criminal or trying to do something different than what it's supposed to be, rather than

charlotte wright, bbc news, dover.an operation injenin earlier this month. it follows a video that emerged last week showing one of the men, mujahid abadi balas, being driven on the front of the car, sparking international concern. the bbc has now spoken to two more people who say the same thing happened to them, as our middle east correspondnt lucy williamson reports from jenin. his interaction with the israeli army is shown all over his body — injuries where he was forced onto an armyjeep. they told me not to hold on. i was saying my final prayers, he says. i didn't expect to survive. the video of his journey caused international outrage. but he was not the only one. samir, shot in the back, was unable to stand, but he was stripped of his trousers and thrown on a jeep. this video appears to show him have negative energy. this video appears to show him half naked. both were shot in this area ofjenin as israeli forces came to arrest a wanted man. the walls still marked by sniper fire. they said that he too was shot and

at this cafe in dover, migration in all its forms is certainly a hot topic. if they didn't let them in the country, you wouldn't have the problems we got. what problems? erm, housing, cost—of—living and everything like that. there's too many of them being brought in on our money, really. it's been going on for such a long time and nobody�*s solved it. the cafe�*s owner, heather horne, used to work looking after child asylum—seekers. she thinks politicians are too quick to scapegoat. i think they use the immigrations to deflect real problems that we have in england. such as? as homeless people, rates, the price of everything. rishan, who came to the uk in the back of a lorry aged 17 and now has uk citizenship, is preparing to vote for the first time in a general election. now training to be a nurse, she says all the focus on immigration, particularly illegal immigration, can be dehumanising. it's always on the negative side. it's always in the way of the illegal, illegal, as if someone comes as a refugee is being like a criminal or trying to do something diffe

, ., , dover. that with it exactly right. he is taking his time in deciding what the evidence is and deciding what the evidence is and deciding what the outcome of that evidence is and who is guilty and not, and he has also made sure they did not distort the decisions of the gambling commission, which in the and they will make the final decision as to whether a criminal offence has been committed and whether action should be taken on it. ., . ., , whether action should be taken on it. craig williams says he intends to defend himself. _ it. craig williams says he intends to defend himself. you _ it. craig williams says he intends to defend himself. you say - it. craig williams says he intends to defend himself. you say the i it. craig williams says he intends - to defend himself. you say the prime minister has taken the right amount of time and as you know labour critical of them are taking two makes a come up with this decision. has hejust taken makes a come up with this decision. has he just taken

he was in our region last week as well in dover, launching reform u.k.'immigration, and it was interesting to see him interviewed here. when we were standing on a balcony just outside the hotel he was launching the policy and, we did this interview and it was interesting to see the attention he was attracting. people were driving past, cycling pt, walking past, and stopping. there was a real mixed reaction. some people were shouting words of encouragement and saying they were very pportive of him. but there was a swearword that i won't repeat on air that i heard from a man cycling past. he is continuing to attract attention and divide opinion right across the country. christian: mike, one of these go-to soundbites on migration is that there are streets around the country where people don't speak english. there are some pockets of our country where there is not enough assimilation. is he right? mike: i think it's an old stereotype. look, in the northwest and lancashire, we are no strangers to migration. it is not a new thing. i think particularly around th

a politician from all dover, accused of trying to steer for a country away from the reach of the european union and into the hands of the kremlin. plus the trade dispute between china and europe in high gear, the new slapping appeared, import tariffs on chinese electric cars basing thing that is, protection is the i bring golf that i was watching on cbs in the united states. and to all of you around the world, welcome some are workable, some are unacceptable. that is how the us is top diplomat is describing the changes . how mos wants to a propos, true steel with israel, of the details of mazda is proposed. amendments are a known tonight. what is clear? neither is real nor how mos, which is classified by many countries as a terrorist organization. have publicly committed to the plan. secretary of state, they have to be blinking. that wasn't guitar wednesday, lobbying for the proposals. on monday, the un security council endorsed the plan calling on both is real and time off to enact it immediately with no conditions but fighting. continue with causes health ministry, which is also control

charlotte wright, bbc news, dover.it sounds convincing, it full sun. this is one of the many ai generated videos of england's manager which has been circulated on social media obtaining millions of years. it talks about england players taking part in the euros and those who have been left at home, this has been exacerbating the pressure he is under. it'sjust so realistic these days, as it? you just can't get out of your head. i think it is hard most fun. apparently he doesn't read anything or watch social media anyway. it's kind of funny. i think people see it as fake straightaway, so i don't mind it. in response to being alerted to the videos, the football association said, as we do with all harmful content. we can to to get this removed. gareth and everyone is focused on the coming game. if you look at this content on a big screen like this, it will be much easier to see that it is fake. that becomes trickier if you are scrolling on a smartphone well on the go. experts warn it's notjust those with high profiles who a

yes, particularly in dover, where i spent _ yes, particularly in dover, where i spent some — yes, particularlyent some time, they see it as the front line of the fight against the small— front line of the fight against the small boat and illegal immigration coming _ small boat and illegal immigration coming in — small boat and illegal immigration coming in here. a lot of people there _ coming in here. a lot of people there put— coming in here. a lot of people there put immigration, both legal and illegal as one of their most important — and illegal as one of their most important issues at this campaign. a lot of— important issues at this campaign. a lot of people said that they wanted to -o lot of people said that they wanted to go to _ lot of people said that they wanted to go to reform, and they are willing — to go to reform, and they are willing to _ to go to reform, and they are willing to give a farage ago. it is hard _ willing to give a farage ago. it is hard to— willing to give a farage ago. it is hard tojudge these thingsjust willing to give a farage ago. it is hard to judge these thin

military analysts cedric laden or gatera, is a senior contributor, axios and cnn senior reporter isaac dovere is here with us as well. he covers the president biden very closely. let's please make sure that we continue to watch what president biden is doing right now, as we discuss here and steven, let me start with you something that you wrote about this day and your new cnn piece you write at no point since june 6, 1944 has the unshakeable while us leadership of the west and support for international, it's value has been so in question democracy facing it's stearns test in generations from far-right populism on the march on both sides of the atlantic ocean, geopolitical empires like russia and china are meanwhile resurgent and threatening to obliterate the global system dominated by western values that has prevailed since world war ii. tell us a little bit more about how you're viewing this day yeah i think we've been living in the world that these brave soldiers forged ever since the end of the second world war, it was a world that was bought, build by franklin roosevelt, winston churchill

and particularly in dover, where i spent some time, which as they see it is the front line of the fightillegal immigration coming here. and a lot of people there put immigration, both legaland illegal, as one of their most important issues at this campaign. and a lot of people said they wanted to vote reform and they were willing to give farage a go. now, obviously, it's always hard tojudge these things from just rolling up into town and speaking to people and who knows what people will do on the day. but i did feel across every, all six constituencies i went to a real feeling that reform is a genuine vote for people at this election, and the people are so fed up with the conservatives, they're not actually that bothered that doing that might actually give labour a majority or at least a victory. something else that the conservatives particularly had to grapple with this week was the gambling commission looking into the placing of bets about when the general election would take place. just before it was announced, the prime minister was very clear that that he abhorred that kind of beha

dover also, that photo opportunity that rishi sunak missed last week.s sir keir starmer with vladimir zelenskyy at those d—day commemorations. but you know, we've heard most of what's in here, frankly, before before they said no surprises. and that was a deliberate choice. they are, of course, 20 points ahead in the polls. people will be voting. we'll be going to the polls three weeks today. at the moment , polls three weeks today. at the moment, unless something spectacular happens, it's looking likely that sir keir starmer will be our next prime minister. so he was asked about this , this, that there was this, this, that there was nothing particularly surprising in it. and he said, he said i'm running as a candidate to be prime minister, not as a candidate to run the circus. he's having none of it. he says they're bringing change and stability that might sound a bit odd, but the message is, he says, there's been 14 years of conservative chaos, stability , conservative chaos, stability, he says, is change. lots of questions, of course , about tax quest

at this cafe in dover, migration in all its forms is certainly a hot topic.erything like that. there's too many of them being brought in on our money, really. it's been going on for such a long time and nobody�*s solved it. the cafe's owner, heather horne, used to work looking after child asylum—seekers. she thinks politicians are too quick to scapegoat. i think they use the immigrations to deflect real problems that we have in england. such as? as homeless people, rates, the price of everything. rishan, who came to the uk in the back of a lorry aged 17 and now has uk citizenship, is preparing to vote for the first time in a general election. now training to be a nurse, she says all the focus on immigration, particularly illegal immigration, can be dehumanising. it's always on the negative side. it's always in the way of the illegal, illegal, as if someone comes as a refugee is being like a criminal or trying to do something different than what it's supposed to be, ratherthan human, basic things than just someone seeking safety in this country. so i guess it

and particularly in dover, where i spent some time, which as they see it is the front line of the fightigration, both legaland illegal, as one of their most important issues at this campaign. and a lot of people said they wanted to vote reform and they were willing to give farage a go. now, obviously, it's always hard tojudge these things from just rolling up into town and speaking to people and who knows what people will do on the day. but i did feel across every, all six constituencies i went to a real feeling that reform is a genuine vote for people at this election, and the people are so fed up with the conservatives, they're not actually that bothered that doing that might actually give labour a majority or at least a victory. something else that the conservatives particularly had to grapple with this week was the gambling commission looking into the placing of bets about when the general election would take place. just before it was announced, the prime minister was very clear that that he abhorred that kind of behaviour. but how damaging is that to the conservative party? yeah, w

at this cafe in dover, migration in all its forms is certainly a hot topic.hing like that. there's too many of them being brought in on our money, really. it's been going on for such a long time and nobody�*s solved it. the cafe's owner, heather horne, used to work looking after child asylum—seekers. she thinks politicians are too quick to scapegoat. i think they use the immigrations to deflect real problems that we have in england. such as? as homeless people, rates, the price of everything. rishan, who came to the uk in the back of a lorry aged 17 and now has uk citizenship, is preparing to vote for the first time in a general election. now training to be a nurse, she says all the focus on immigration, particularly illegal immigration, can be dehumanising. it's always on the negative side. it's always in the way of the illegal, illegal, as if someone comes as a refugee is being like a criminal or trying to do something different than what it's supposed to be, rather than human, basic things than just someone seeking safety in this country. so i guess it giv

the combat work of the troops, so the germans think, well, what kind of normandy do they need. ..or dovers there, in a matter of hours a day , would build an artificial port of mulberry in the same normandy and solve this problem. the americans then and the british completely outmaneuvered them, first of all with intelligence, because that was history, yes there, well, yes, as for the same houthis, again this is my value judgment, for example, this blow could have been really painful, if, for example, well , then only, as they say, a personal opinion, if you put them, for example... mobile coastal anti-ships, the kusits' main specialists in launchers are al ivanov and al petrov, well, yes, absolutely absolutely, but again , which means, again, if on the other side they act in a similar way, then who is stopping us, well, who will raise the houthis in our ranks, and with our own hands, here are the coastal anti-ship missile systems, mobile, again , mines, means of laying them, i mean sea mines . and it will be quite painful, again, well, you want to hurt us, well, well, excuse me, we can d

because it was distributed by former obama administration officials, edward isaac dover, or people like just think, the period from july 1, 2022 to june 30, 2023 in the usa there were 29 attacks on media workers. political journalists received the most hats. journalists have repeatedly become victims of unlawful actions by law enforcement and intelligence agencies. we are talking about the use of physical force and special means, illegal detentions, searches and confiscation of equipment, as well as requirements for disclosing sources of information. at least 12 journalists in the us have been arrested or faced unfounded charges in 2023. among them are two journalists in alabama who were a reporter in illinois faces criminal charges for publicity and is accused of asking city employees too many questions. and while we are writing this program, there are still many journalists in american dungeons, and even ordinary citizens who came out, for example, to that ill-fated protest at the capitol. and other activists are also in prison: parliamentarians from eleven states have approved laws r

this is an emergency room night from dover, also coming up tensions between israel and hezbollah ventured on israel approved special plans in loveland, as has the release of surveillance, video of sensitive sites. in his mind. letting me put in arrives in north korea's adults with kim jong. it's the russian president's 1st visit to killed in 24 years . we live at the south grand.

he was in our region last week in dover launching reform uk's policy on immigration. he was attracting. people were driving, cycling and walking past and stopping, and there were mixed reactions. some people were shouting words of encouragement, saying they were very supportive of him — there was a swear word i won't repeat on air that i heard from a man cycling past. so he's continuing to attract attention and divide opinion right across the country.— attention and divide opinion right across the country. mike, one of his to to across the country. mike, one of his go to sound — across the country. mike, one of his go to sound bites _ across the country. mike, one of his go to sound bites on _ across the country. mike, one of his go to sound bites on migration - across the country. mike, one of his go to sound bites on migration is i go to sound bites on migration is that there are streets around the country, in oldham, perhaps burnley where people don't speak english. some parts of our country where he says there's not enough assimilation. is he right? i says there's

but not only is dover and deal an— election. but not only is dover and deal an interesting seat.ant boats are brought to shore and it is at the forefront — brought to shore and it is at the forefront of voters' minds here. we have some — forefront of voters' minds here. we have some of the poorest areas in the uk _ have some of the poorest areas in the uk. not farfrom here in the tower— the uk. not farfrom here in the tower hamlets area. and you have the down from _ tower hamlets area. and you have the down from london crowd that moved during _ down from london crowd that moved during the _ down from london crowd that moved during the pandemic to places like deal and _ during the pandemic to places like deal and that has changed the local make-uh _ deal and that has changed the local make—up. doverand dealan make—up. dover and deal an interesting make—up. doverand dealan interesting seat for a host of reasons _ interesting seat for a host of reasons. ., interesting seat for a host of reasons. . , ., , ., , reasons. have the liberal democrats been campaigning — reasons. have the l

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this is the news our line from dover coming up in the next to 60 minutes. these really military confirms age of, of soldiers have been killed in fighting and gaza, southern city of rough or is really strikes target residential areas in central and southern gaza healing at least 30 age palestinian protest is across from march against the price of the fall. rise ahead of upcoming election anyway, the and convicted in sweden of war crimes has been freed as part of, of present as well between the 2 countries.

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biden's presidency has led to jews in america being less safe and more israelis being killed isaac dovere. >> please send texas woman has been charged with attempted murder for allegedly trying to drown a 3-year-old girl in a swimming pool. the accused identified as elizabeth wolf, was initially arrested for public intoxication once civil rights group has called the attack a hate-crime, arthur identifying the victim as a muslim. cnn's camila bernal has more the council on american-islamic relations says that this family was muslim and it's why they believe this could have been racially motivated. and it's also why they're calling for this to be investigated as a hate crime now authorities say this all happened back in may 19 when they were called to an apartment complex pool in euless, texas they were called for a disturbance between two women and attempted drowning and authorities say when they initially arrived to the scene, they arrested elizabeth wolf for public intoxication and once they began that investigation, they spoke to the mother of the victim, who told them that wolf had ask

so how far apart the 2 still off poll brendan, i'll just say era. dover, several protesters have been arrested in germany during demonstrations outside the fluoride if the policy is convention, police and protest as food in the city of emerson. as the 2 day congress began on saturday, members of the a v are expected to hold a leadership vote off of the recent e u election results. extra police officers have been deployed for the gathering without to $18000.00 protesters expected. a man with a crossbow has wounded a police officer in front of these really embassy in belgrade. he was his in the neck by the arrow. sylvia's interior minister says the officer shows and killed the attacker in self defense. the embassy was closed at the time and an investigation is underway. the cities in the u. s. canal enforce ben's on homeless people sleeping outside in public places. the supreme court ruling also gave them the ability to clear out incompetence. activists in washington, dc have held a rally to highlight the policy faced by tens of millions of people, as they say, it's something that isn't

so how far apart the 2 still off, poll brennan, i'll just 0 dover. several protesters have been arrested in germany during demonstrations outside the phone, right? if the parties conventions, police and protest is forward in the east, in the city of s, as the to day congress began on saturday to offices will hospitalized with serious head injuries. the sunrise alternative for germany has really liked it. it's leadership during the party congress and reported a surgeon membership the a if the finish, 2nd in the european polymers election held earlier this month. and with the crossbow has wounded a police officer in front of these really embassy in 3rd grade. he was, he is in the neck by the arrow. so the as interior minister says the officer shows and killed the attacker in self defense. the embassy was closed at the time, and an investigation is underway. as parts of south asia are experiencing extreme weather conditions in recent days, thousands of people have died from floods in afghanistan to land sites in the pool . the region has seen widespread destruction. no fernandez reports fro

the first day of the campaign i did an event down in dover when i talked about one of my pet subjectsthe bbc news channel to the speech live until they cut it off with the presenter seeing we cut away from that because he has nigel farage using his customary inflammatory language. and i demanded an apology and i got one, which is remarkable. over the last yeari which is remarkable. over the last year i have had quite a few apologies, including from national westminster bank which was rather good as well. you see, i am not afraid of standing up and fighting for what i believe and whatever names they call me. but ever since that moment the bbc have been a political actor and this general election campaign. indeed, it was the bbc that started off the russia hopes. it is always the russia hopes, we won the referendum so they concluded it must be russia. it must be the russians that funded the league campaign, and this went on year after year and with this in the room today is aaron banks, one of the people who put the most money into the brexit campaign. aaron banks has had to fight the r

everywhere. farmer barry wants some used parts to keep his car running for years to come. cisco phone a. dover. hi, sammy, how are you and the family, and i need some replacement parts for my car. simon is the head of the family business. she makes ends meet. stocking everything you could need and the countryside roman book here, no problem here. now pena is the poor fuel quality. it's not the old cars that are polluting the air and well, no way. i know what i'm talking about i put on my ago. but i, i love my car. but sammy knows that the era of vintage cars is coming to an end in albania. he hopes to stay in business as long as he can. will now introduce you to a family from britain. their big dream is to retain their title in a truck and ship. that is one of the kind and probably one of the strangest we've ever brought to you on this program. i walked revealed too much, but i can tell you that it is all about these and seeming fell over here and winning requires a lot of creativity in the family. friendly competition takes place in falmouth, located on the southern coast of england. ready se

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just every log headquarters here in dover, also coming up prime minister benjamin netanyahu dissolves as rails will cabinets in the wake of the resignation of betty guns. prussian presents, let's get through to this set, to visit knolls, creek and juggling coals. they've an invincible outline. china is highest ranking efficiency visit australia in 7 years says relations are improving the welcome to the fact that we'd be getting goals. so whether it's very focused on continuing the tenants across the street, heavy artillery fine results have been reported from the know to the south intensive strikes, hit rasa. why is 80 times also show the market? not many palestinians have been falls from the homes, remain in the southern part of the strip in country is in the in central garza and she joins us from the now. hi and just tell us what a good bit more about these attacks because we believe that children are amongst the victims. the one that starts in dropbox where the is raining air strikes and are tested are we sending continues different parts of the eastern parts. and in the western pa

city, the center, it's a street, at least 6 palestinians have the desk of washington 09 from dover, also coming up tensions between israel and has been the venture of israel approved special plans in lebanon. as has the release of surveillance, video of sensitive sites in his mind, letting me put in arrives in north korea's adults with kim jones. it's the russian president's 1st visit to killed in 24 years. we live at the south grand, who never got a chance to see the air. my daughter's boy ever again in the following. see you faces the heat from family members of victims of the next 737 crashes. as he's grilled at us, finish here in the we begin in gaza with and his rarely strikes, targeting and apartment in the center of the strip is killed at least 6 palestinians. overnight. the attack happened in garza city, just octave midnight due to a lack of electricity. residents use the light on the cell phones to help civil defense cruise trying to reach the victims. a number of the wounds that have been pulled out of the rubble. and also in central goals of these really military has carried o

plus the european commission claims you train on the dover, are ready to start to see us session talk says critics point out the less than democratic truck records of those to come for the just a few moments into the weekend here in moscow a saturday june, the 8th, hello, and welcome to the news. our civilians have come under fire in the latest ukrainian strike on a residential area in the and baffled her southern region. local officials say at least 20 people, including a child, were killed in the shelling of the store. the village store 15 others were injured in the attack which also damaged private property. the surviving victims are not being treated in hospital officials report the t as forces use an aerial bomb, as well as a us supplied highmore is missile system to hit the area us earlier this friday or on friday, 4 people were killed. and another $43.00, including children wounded in a you printing an attack on a residential area of the guns sitting more than 2 dozen buildings were damaged. american supplied attack ends and the files were used on is, according to the russian d

that's a press conference that he's giving, with the mirror of counsel and other senior officials in dover. let's see what he's got from this entire visit. if he's going agreement on the day after then that could push forward the ceasefire agreement. it keeps saying, the onus is on some us, i'm asked me to agree to this. i'm actually just, that's the us position, but i'm actually being split up. they welcome the sci fi proposal, in fact, in store. and they said we were very close to senior, must be that we weren't very close to an agreement and then says, today's most likely to happen. and that set everything back. so the onus of the american site is on the last about an esl, welcoming the resolution of the very least there were, i believe it after man, thanks for that update and mind calling, speaking just for my mom in jordan, these ready ministry, his release footage of the attack on how this about refugee come? yes is ready, so just don't been to listen to comp entering an apartment building where the full cap just with being held within $600.00 of the people injured as a federal dismi

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so how far apart the 2 still off, poll brennan, i'll just 0 dover. the south asia has seen severe weather in recent days. that's to dozens of people out there has been l fernandez reports from columbus. 9. alessandra is struggling to cool. 5 days ago floods swept through the of the village kid and the bomb young province of asking his stone, killing 8 members of his family. he says it was the 1st such city of flooding they had seen. i was just thinking about the law. there was complete chaos. my children were crying and women screaming with fear. the water was about 10 meters high. i tried to pull out some of those stops, but couldn't, and the floods took them. most houses and shops in the remote village were destroyed while the raging waters swept away cause and mechanical equipment. this school was damaged and its container with old school supplies was washed away. susan, i'm on the, the 1st thing we need is shelter. we need clean drinking water, the vin financial support, because we have lost whatever we have worked for and then all of our lives i

so how far apart the 2 still off, poll brennan, i'll just sarah dover, cities in the us can now enforce binds on homeless people sleeping outside in public places. the supreme court ruling means they'll have the ability to clear arousing comments, but active as of planned to rally in washington dc on saturday to highlight the poverty faced by tens of millions of people. something they say isn't being treated as a major issue. this presidential campaign reynolds supports in paducah, kentucky, the local church, one food bank has become busier than ever these days. as high food prices forth more and more people to seek health. steven rogers, who lives with is disabled parents has been coming here for 10 years. they help us want them lots get something to eat when we're starving. according to census data in 2020, to nearly 38000000 people in the us lived below the official poverty level. 11000000 of them are children. tens of millions more are low income in one crisis away from destitution and a church in washington dc. volunteers are preparing for the annual assembly of the poor people's c

sun in lerwick doesn�*t set until after 10:30pm, but 9:15pm in dover. be a little bit of rain at times in the west. and we�*ve seen some spots of rain or drizzle so far today. this is the weather front responsible, sitting across parts of central scotland and northern ireland. lots of low cloud with that, a bit damp in places. that zone drifts a bit further northwards, not a huge amount, as we go through the day, so parts of northern ireland that have been grey so far will brighten up. to the north of it, sunny spells in scotland, a good deal of sunshine for some in england and wales, but there is a fair bit of high cloud across northern and western areas so that sunshine, quite tempered in places. where the sun is out, at its brightest, the sun is pretty strong. lifting temperatures to 22, 23, towards the southeast. maybe around 18—20 in the northeast of scotland. high, if not very high, pollen levels. tonight, brief spits of rain across northern ireland in the middle part of the night, and then on and off in the second half of the night in the north a

ukrainians being rounded up by border guards after they allegedly attempted to cross the border with no dover legally. and a failed attempt to escape the tough of conscription laws. but even that ukrainian kids are recruiting and target after school lets out they go to mandatory military training according to a lot of vitamins zalinski assigned to caring basic drills for use teams, both male and female or training to shoot and learning. tactical moves for about them as a trained appears ready to fight to the end against russia and increasing number of western politicians are backing down these and in 2022. the clubs activities took on a new if you poke the russian bear with a stick. don't be surprised if he responds, and if you have neither the means nor the political will to face him down. poking a bear is not good policy. well, there may be no young man left in ukraine. no one is even talking about peace. all we're talking about is ukraine is going to wind really. i'm pretty skeptical about that. unfortunately, a total list of the target into we have to see that we open up possibilities as

the first day of the campaign, i did an event down in dover where i talked about one of my pet subjectss crossing the engush subjects, the boats crossing the english channel, and it was interesting because the bbc news channel took the speech live until they cut it off, with the presenter saying , well, we've presenter saying, well, we've cut away from that because here's nigel farage using his customary inflammatory language . customary inflammatory language. and i demanded an apology and i got one which was remarkable . in got one which was remarkable. in fact. got one which was remarkable. in fact . over the last year, i've fact. over the last year, i've had quite a few apologies, including from national westminster bank, which was rather good to. you see, i'm not afraid of standing up and fighting for what i believe in. whatever names they call me. but ever since that moment, whatever names they call me. but ever since that moment , the bbc ever since that moment, the bbc have been a political actor in this general election campaign . this general election campaign. indeed. this gen

unfolds for a more serious dialogue with the with plus the european commission claims the crane and mo, dover, ready to start. the us session talk says critics point out the less than the democratic track record of both of the pro must go to the world. this is archie. hello and welcome to the news. our civil units have come under fire in the latest ukrainian strike on a residential area in the in buffalo. her southern region, local officials say at least 20 people including a child, were killed in the shelling the store, the village store 15. others were injured in the attack which also damaged private property. the surviving victims are not being treated in hospital officials report that keeps forces used on aerial bomb, as well as a us supplied hi. mars missed side of the system to hit the area. well earlier on friday for people were sales and another 40 freedom city children's wounded. and then you printing and attacked on the residential area of lou ganske city. more than 2 dozen buildings were damaged american supplied attack and the files were used that is, according to the russian defe

it's an issue that's particularly hard to ignore in dover, where migrants who've risked their lives tohannel, the world's busiest shipping lane. there are no constituencies at sea, this stretch of water is not home to any voters, but what happens here has become a key election battleground because of the issue of small boats. fisherman matt coker regularly sees firsthand what's happening. the last one, i think i see had about 70 or 80 people on board, and that was a good ten or 11m long. pretty dangerous. well, they are, because they're massively overloaded. i mean, even a dinghy of that size, it's really playing with danger.

but equally other issues _ here in dover. but equally other issues in — here in dover._ word that you get no help at all. that is still— word that you get no help at all. that is still playing large with voters — that is still playing large with voters minds currently in places like dartford. but coming down to place _ like dartford. but coming down to place luckier in dover you see immigration. you mention it right at the top _ immigration. you mention it right at the top there about how that presses in people's— the top there about how that presses in people's minds. not far from where — in people's minds. not far from where we — in people's minds. not far from where we currently are state that is where _ where we currently are state that is where migrants who try to cross the channel _ where migrants who try to cross the channel in _ where migrants who try to cross the channel in small boats are brought to beginner processing journey and when _ to beginner processing journey and when you _ to beginner processing journey and when you speak to locals wanting you will t

and, you know, constituencies, dover , you know, constituencies, dover, everything.lass is out there in a way i've not seen before. and number two, yeah, you know, those people who were part of the people's army that we built in the ukip years, they just feel very let down by me. and i yesterday at home yesterday morning , getting this sort of morning, getting this sort of feeling of terrible guilt about what was going on, and i concluded, i cannot let these people down. difficult though it is to fight a seat, be a national party leader, do all those things. i'm going to give it my absolute best shot. >> and mr farage, your critics have said many times, and indeed your asset at the announcement, you've tried several times, you haven't succeeded in being elected yet. what's different this time? do you think the volatility in the electorate, do you think the appetite for change, or are you destined to fail? once again, nicholas, this is utterly ridiculous. >> martin. you know, when i stood for ukip of 1990s, we barely saved , i think one barely saved, i think one depos