dismantle the with italy to dismantle the supply chain of maritime equipment to strengthen our investigation capabilities and our data sharing. and this part as the uk? wider reset with the european union, we are seeking a new security pack, including restoring access to real—time intelligence sharing networks. and at the european community this thursday in hungary, i will be putting this issue at the top of the international agenda once again, but we need your help also. this is the general assembly of the world's security experts. it is your cooperation across borders that saves lives time and again. it is your collective efforts that bring organised criminals to

justice wherever they seek to hide and it is your leadership today that can help make a decisive breakthrough against this vile trade in human life. because, if together we can win this war against the people smugglers, then this gathering will have achieved a victory of humanity every bit as significant as the glasgow climate pact, because you will have helped to smash the gangs, secure our borders and to save countless lives. and it is with that hope and in that spirit that hope and in that spirit that i declare the 92nd general assembly open. thank you so much. thank you. applause.

that- applause. that was. applause. | that was sir applause. - that was sir keir applause. — that was sir keir starmer addressing the audience there. let's cross to henry. just take us through what stood out from sir keir starmer.— sir keir starmer. there are 196 countries. _ sir keir starmer. there are 196 countries, so _ sir keir starmer. there are 196 countries, so clear— sir keir starmer. there are 196 countries, so clear steers -- i countries, so clear steers —— sir keir starmer explaining how he believes cooperation across international borders reduce the flow of people making that dangerous journey across the english channel from france. he talked about trying to take on an approach came to her when he was director of public prosecutions in the uk, long before his career in politics how to combat terrorism. he said people smuggling should be treated as a global security threat on the level of terrorism, but he kept coming

back to that theme of cooperation then we have got to work on this together. he talked about how we need your help, it is only with cooperation and your leadership that they could hope to make a breakthrough on this issue. he said with a global cooperation, thenit said with a global cooperation, then it will be a case of not just waiting for people smuggling gangs to act, but to stop them before they act. in trying to get their cooperation from other countries, other governments, other police forces, sir keir starmer was trying to stress the differences between this labour government the previous conservative government. he cancelled the proposed miranda scheme when he became prime minister. it was also talking about county meant to mentor gimmicks. we talked about an end to initiatives which the

conservative government were almost designed to increase descent between different countries and drive other countries and drive other countries away. he said he wants to treat this as a global issue. the proof will be in the pudding as to whether that approach does reduce the number of people making thatjourney across the channel. we of people making that “ourney across the channel.h of people making that “ourney across the channel. we did hear some criticism _ across the channel. we did hear some criticism from _ across the channel. we did hear some criticism from his - some criticism from his political opponents. now that he has spoken, how are they likely to be viewing what he said? �* , said? it'll be the same, perhaps _ said? it'll be the same, perhaps now _ said? it'll be the same, perhaps now with - said? it'll be the same, perhaps now with the l said? it'll be the same, - perhaps now with the harder political edge now that sir keir starmer has levelled those his predecessors. the view of the conservative party is the number one reason that people are willing to make that journey across the channel is because they do not believe evenif because they do not believe even if their asylum claims feel that they will end up being deported from the uk.

they say you therefore need a deterrent and the one they came up deterrent and the one they came up with was the rwanda policy. that wasn't off shoring of people's asylum applications with the possibility of there being able to make a life in the uk, that was off shoring of those people for the remainder of their lives really. the people under that proposal game had successfully claimed asylum they would have done in rwanda rather than the uk. that was cancelled by this new government. the conservatives believe that is a mistake. labour said that was a gimmick and the proof of that is that it was the policy of the government for two years onto three prime ministers and not a single flight ever left for rwanda. single flight ever left for rwanda-— single flight ever left for rwanda. ., ~ , . rwanda. thank you very much, hen . henry. let's look at some other headlines. at least ten people have been killed when a volcano

erupted in eastern indonesia. reports say ladder, ash and incandescent rock speed six kilometres from the crater on flores. these pictures show burnt and damaged houses. residents fled in terror from the eruption which happened in the eruption which happened in the middle of the night. severe storms and reported tornadoes have swept across oklahoma, causing injuries and widespread power outages. ii widespread power outages. 11 people were taken to hospitals. almost 95,000 customers were without power in the state and more severe weather is expected. amnesty international has called on iran to release an students who stripped on saturday to protest against the strict dress code. many iranian women have discarded headscarves since a protest

rocked the country two years ago. china says a 3—person crew has returned to earth after more than six months on the space station. they completed china's longest spacewalk totalling more than eight hours. beijing has poured billions of dollars into its space programme over the past years. the prince of wales has described africa is holding a special place in a sort before arriving in cape town. the earth shots award ceremony will be held there. from cape town, our single royal correspondent reports. prince william says it was in africa he found solace after the death of his mother and where he proposed to his wife 14 where he proposed to his wife iii years ago.

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of art shot — close to winning it. the point of art shot is _ close to winning it. the point of art shot is to _ close to winning it. the pointj of art shot is to turbo-charge of art shot is to turbo—charge environmental ideas with the million pound prices, expert guidance and the contacts and influence of prince william. fitting and equal territory and electric car, prince william visited this garage in london. last year there were shot finalists. i2 last year there were shot finalists. 12 months on they have a deal with and plans for expansion. part have a deal with and plans for exoansion-— expansion. art shot is almost becoming _ expansion. art shot is almost becoming climate _ expansion. art shot is almost becoming climate royalty - expansion. art shot is almost becoming climate royalty in l expansion. art shot is almost becoming climate royalty in aj becoming climate royalty in a heartbeat. everything we do is about moving forwards, so this an acceleration of the technology we deliver to make electric cars more successful, while combating tyre pollution. finding answers to the biggest climate challenges, this year's winners will be announced later this week.

some internationally important homes —— birds make their homes here this winter. many species have been added to the red list of globally endangered birds, as paul murphy reports. the humber and the wash attract millions of migrating birds. many of them are looking to feed in the mud flats, places which in worms and insects. but rising sea levels mean our muddy estuaries are actually getting smaller. we have got this coastal squeeze. when sea levels rise, you still have mudflats but you end up with a smaller area so the tide goes in and out a shorter distance. the habitats can't move naturally inland. some bird populations are declining sharply. we know this because birds are netted, tagged and monitored

all along the coastline. the latest species on the danger list include the grey plover, the dunlin, the turnstone and the cu rlew sandpiper. they come to the east coast along an internationally important migration route known as the east atlantic flyway. the flyways are like motorways in the sky. birds move along them and stop off at places like the wash, where they are feeding. these are the service stations to feel them up during the winter, it is like a buffet for them. some will move on, some will come back. there are literally millions of these birds passing through the flyways in the wash each year. conservation say saving the best means of providing better habitats, protecting them from industrial development and getting governments to work together more effectively. it needs international collaboration.

if we do things just here, you need that full collaboration right along the flyway. they need to be working together so that existing habitats can be protected but then also we can allow areas to be created as well. changes in bird populations are a key indicatorfor the planet. this is having a big impact on some of these mud—loving species. just a quick update on this, a team of zoo workers are still searching for are reckoned that went on the run with the family of the weekend. she broke free from the compound with three of her sisters on the isle of wight on friday. the others were found over the weekend after staff use drones and tracker dogs. local residents are being asked to check their

sheds and gardens for the remaining missing raccoon.

hello from the bbc sport centre. i'm delyth lloyd. manchester united remain 13th in the premier league table after a 1—1 draw at home to chelsea. ruud van nistelrooy was looking to make it back—to=—back wins in interim charge after guiding united to a 5—2 win over leicester in the efl cup last week, but despite going ahead through a bruno fernandes penalty, chelsea's moses caicedo equalised with a shot from the edge of the area, as the points were shared at old trafford. ruben amorim takes over at united from next monday. i look forward to getting to know him better. he obviously

did very well in portugal. he is a very young, talented coach and did well for a long time over a longer spell in portugal. as i said, i'm looking forward to keeping helping the club forward, that's my main goal. i haven't spoken to him and at this moment there is nothing planned for any conversation at all. i'm doing myjob at the moment to prepare for the sunday game and in the meantime i will wait on how things develop with communication towards a new head coach. jose mourinho has criticised the quality of refereeing in turkish football as he watched fenerbache defeat trabzonspor 3—2 in their super lig match. the manager was unhappy with the two penalties awarded in a matter of minutes to their opponents. he also thought his side should've been awarded a spot—kick before sofyan amrabat�*s late winner. mourinho had some choice words for referee atilla karaoglan's performance during the match.

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