[speaking italian] [cheers] >> back in the english channel, great convoys of troops and reinforcementsontinue to move toward the beaches of normandy. the beach head already had expanded to 50 miles, and they put ashore the complete equipment of a highly mechanized army. pinpoint shooting put numbers of nazi tanks out of action. and in the skies, bombers and fighters maintained cover for the ground forces below. [explosions] the allied troops are received as long-awaited friends. peasants show them the way, warn them where to expect mines and give all possible help. the allies have found firm resistance and are prepared for even stronger contests. less than a week after the initial landings, we had taken 10,000 prisoners. there is much hard fighting ahead, but the germans are now faced with a three-front war. in the northern reaches of russia, in the mountains of italy, and here against this most tremendous military operation in history. among those witnessing the beach head operation was the supreme allied commander, general eisenhower. here he meets with admiral ramsey and with britai

as the dip in thejet stream, a trough hits the english channel, a way for the developer the english channelcross east anglia and south—east england, but this wave could push into central or southern england, the midlands, lincolnshire and yorkshire. there is some uncertainty about the zone of the wettest weather through the afternoon, but some areas will get pretty wet through the afternoon and as for the cricket, we will see some interruptions for play on the third test on monday where it looks like a complete wash—out, so one to watch as well. through saturday night, we will continue to see rain clearing away from south—east england. the skies were clear for a time and it will begin to start to turn a little bit less humid, but temperatures still the skies were clear for a time and it will begin to start around 12 or 13 degrees or so. for sunday, the better half of the weekend for many of us, broadly speaking a day of sunshine and showers although there will be some lengthier bricks of rain moving into north—western scotland and a breezy kind of day but feeling fresher, more pleasant you

have agreed to form a new joint intelligence unit to combat people traffickers across the english channel ministers from both countries hold talks in cali the french forces the security forces there have dismantled a makeshift camp removing hundreds of people cases of illegal crossings of the english channel surged over recent months the e.u. says long stalled talks between serbia and kosovo are back on track after a video conference between the 2 leaders kosovo's prime minister. and the serbian president alexander held a virtual meeting by senior e.u. officials on sunday kosovo declared independence from serbia in 2008 but belgrade refuses to recognize that tensions have simmered ever since the leaders are set to meet face to face in brussels on thursday the absence of a solution is hampering the development of the site we know that this not an issue for us this has never been. but there is work to do worse peace and prosperity for the sake of a common future as a version and armenia are accusing each other of launching military action along the border as a bazaar as 2 of its soldiers we

dismantled the makeshift camps removing hundreds of people cases of illegal crossings in the english channel have surged in recent months. the e.u. says long stalled talks between serbia and kosovo her back on track after a video conference between the 2 leaders kosovo's prime minister at the end serbian president alexandrovitch held a virtual meeting chaired by senior e.u. officials on sunday kosovo declared independence from serbia in 2008 palgrave refuses to recognize that the tensions have simmered have a sense the leaders are set to meet face to face in brussels about some thursday the absence of a solution is hampering did it well i'm meant to cite we know that this not an easy process that's never been but there is urgency to work to do worst piece temper of spirity for the sake of our government future. molly's prime minister has promised an investigation into deadly protests violence in the capital bamako it is the worst civil unrest in years a president who cater as now promised to form a national unity government and dissolve the constitutional court the tensions do remain high an

there have to the makeshift camp removing hundreds of people cases of illegal crossings in the english channel have surged in recent months the e.u. says that long stalled talks between serbia and kosovo back on track after a video conference between the 2 leaders kosovo's prime minister of do a lot the and serbian president alexander future held a virtual meeting chaired by senior e.u. officials that was on sunday kosovo declared independence from serbia in 2008 but belgrade refuses to recognize that tensions have simmered ever since their leaders are set to meet face to face in brussels on thursday. local lowdown is being imposed in some places in spain after a spike in cases more than 140000 people have been confined in catalonia after more than 800 iu cases on sunday the outbreak is connected to farm work and seasonal day laborers strain emerged from a 3 month nationwide lockdown in june let me know let me know made of that that the best way to attack this virus and to block the transmission chain is prevention prevention of new infections that leads us to ask people to stay at home as lon

have dismantled a makeshift camp removing hundreds of people cases of illegal crossings on the english channel has surged during the recent summer months. the head of the roman catholic church the pope says he is deeply pained by turkey's decision to change the status of the iris of fio from a museum to a mosque pope francis told worshippers in rome that his thoughts were with the historic building the unesco world heritage site had been a museum since 1934 it was built 1500 years ago as an orthodox christian cathedral and was converted to a mosque in $953.00 after the awesome and conquered istanbul. plenty of news still to come for you here on out to syria including the opposition in mali their leader calling for calm after 4 people died during days of protests against the president. also had a higher than expected turnout in hong kong a poll that choose candidates for september's main election. we still have plenty of heat across central and southern parts of the u.s. at the moment and that has been breeding some massive storms but it bulge of thunderhead showing up here just around oklahoma

ireland, so some heavy downpours around, and as that dip in thejet stream, the trough hits over the english channelengland, and this rain could push into central and southern england, the midlands, lincolnshire and yorkshire, some of the wettest weather through the afternoon, but some areas will get pretty wet — certainly in the east. the cricket will see some interruptions to play for the third test on monday. looks like being a complete wash—out. that is one to watch, as well. through saturday night, outbreaks of rain clearing from east anglia and the south—east. skies clearing for a time, and it will begin to start to turn less humid but temperatures still around 12 celsius. but sunday, the better half of the weekend for many of us. broadly speaking a day of sunshine and showers, with lengthy outbreaks of rain working their way into north—west scotland and a breezier day but feeling significantly fresher and more pleasant with more than a ray of sunshine coming through. temperatures for most of us between 17—20, not feeling too bad. into next week, we have a lot of cloud on monday, so it is not

more than 500 migrants the english channel in the past week.gs the total so far this year to just under 3,000 people. they make the journey on an assortment of boats which have been seized by the authorities and are now stored in their hundreds in a yard in dover. arctic polar bears are facing near extinction by the end of the century if the sea ice they depend on continues to disappear. that's the stark warning from a new study looking at the long—term future of the bears as greenhouse gas emissions contribute to the melting of the bears‘ frozen hunting grounds. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill has the story. they are the poster species for climate change. predators that depend on a fragile, transient hunting ground, the arctic sea ice. and this study has shown that polar bears‘ survival is tied to that ice. the scientists used models based on satellite data to forecast sea ice decline in the arctic over the coming decades. that enabled them to predict a future tipping point, to create a timeline for when the frozen hunting season will

. >> and with the refugees both with the english channel and with the crops from mexico and even those illegal immigrants. and to talk about immigration. and sanctuary cities. our neighborhoods have been plagued children caught up and really a lot of people around here because of the drug crisis one of the worst in the country. can you talk about immigration and crime how they go to gather? >> one is legal and one is illegal immigration. talk about crime in the economy and the culture. those are the three ways to break it down so with the situation in europe so when the united states and the western allies decided to go after qaddafi and libya what happened there was a wave of illegal immigration so the government became the lead party and then that cause the backlash in the united states you have a situation when it comes to climate that we have very little doubt in denmark they will tell you arrivals of illegal immigrant now we say citizen and noncitizen. not that the underrepresente underrepresented, but they are in many times like drug crimes. and to be a libertarian. so the proble

that will be crossing the english channel on friday for the other side of the story will be in normandy in northern france were fishermen are worried that losing access to british waters could mean a loss of their livelihood. well still ahead here on the al-jazeera news as the n.b.a. prepares to restart this player sports controversy with talk of a coronavirus conspiracy joe we'll explain after the break. you're. the. welcome back the annual muslim pilgrimage to mecca known as the hogs is in its 2nd day until comes well their way to mount. but this year's sunlight many seen before last year 2000000 people climb the sacred hill this time the pandemic means worshippers from abroad have been banned only a 1000 people will be allowed to perform the hard job all of them saudi nationals all residents of the country but millions of muslims from all over the world have been impacted by that decision here are some of the stories. that really a lot of my i already bought to go to the celebration before going to harsh i voted some religious leaders we made a stage we spent around $1000.00 u.s. dol

dozens more migrants have crossed the english channel in small boats to reach the uk.tal in the last week to 516. seven migrants were picked up by the french this morning after their boat was spotted by a ferry. a man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, after a member of staff was stabbed at a hospital in brighton. the victim, a man in his 50s, was attacked at the royal sussex county hospital. armed police attended the scene and the site was put into lockdown. the first mission to mars by an arab nation is preparing to lift off later today. the rocket will send the united arab emirates probe, named hope, into orbit to the red planet, to learn more about its atmosphere and weather. it's part of a plan to help the uae move away from oil and gas production, and enter the global space industry. our science correspondent rebecca morelle reports. mars is a mysterious planet. it has always fascinated people on earth. heading for the red planet, the first arab mission to mars. the united arab emirates about to make history. the spacecraft is called hope. it was

sons of darfur — how cousins who escaped genocide for a better life — are now separated by the english channelsed deadlines, a deal has been struck to keep greece within the eurozone. the immediate prospect of greece going bust, in the worst crisis to hit the eurozone, has been averted. emergency services across central europe are stepping up their efforts to contain the worse floods this century. nearly 100 people have been killed. broadway is traditionally called the "great white way" by americans, but tonight it's completely blacked out. it's a timely reminder to all americans of the problems that the energy crisis has brought to them. leaders meet in paris for a summit on pollution, inflation and third world debt. this morning, theyjoined the revolution celebrations for a show of military might on the champs—elysees. wildlife officials in australia have been coping with a penguin problem. fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing after gorging themselves on a huge shoal of their favourite food, pilchards. some had eaten so much, they could barely stand. this is bbc news. th

as that gets the rather front, the english channel will cause a wave to develop and yes there will beto central southern england, the midlands, lincolnshire, and yorkshire. some areas will get pretty went in the east and as far as the cricket goes, we will see interruptions to play for the third test for monday but it looks like a com plete test for monday but it looks like a complete watch —— wash—out. there saturday night we will continue to see operas of rain clearing away from east anglia and southeast england. the skies were clear for a time and it will begin to start to turn a little bit less humid. but temperatures still around 12 or 13 degrees or so. for sunday it is the best half of the weekend for many of us, broadly speaking it's a day of sunshine or of the will be some lengthier outbreaks of rain working in scotland and a breezier kind of but feeling significantly

ireland, so some heavy downpours around, and as that dip in thejet stream, the trough hits over the english channeln across east anglia and the south—east of england, and this rain could push into central and southern england, the midlands, lincolnshire and yorkshire, some of the wettest weather through the afternoon, but some areas will get pretty wet in the east. the cricket will see some interruptions to play for the third test on monday. looks like being a complete wash—out. that is one to watch, as well. through saturday night, outbreaks of rain clearing from east anglia and the south—east. skies clearing for a time, and it will begin to start to turn less humid but temperatures still around 12 or 13 celsius. for sunday, the better half of the weekend for many of us. a day of sunshine and showers, with lengthy outbreaks of rain working their way into north—west scotland and a breezy day but feeling significantly fresher and more pleasant with more than a ray of sunshine coming through. temperatures for most of us between 17—20, not feeling too bad. into next week, we have a lot of cloud on mon

northern ireland, so some heavy downpours around, and a trough hits this weather front over the english channel zone of heavy rain across east anglia and south—east england but this could push into central and southern england, the midlands, lincolnshire and not yorkshire, some areas will get pretty wet, certainly in the east. as far as the cricket goes we will see some interruptions to play for the third test on monday. looks like being a complete wash—out. that is one to watch as well. through saturday night, we will continue to see outbreaks of rain clearing from east anglia and south—east england. skies will clear for a and south—east england. skies will clearfor a time and south—east england. skies will clear for a time and and south—east england. skies will clearfor a time and it will clearfor a time and it will begin to turn a little bit less humid, but temperatures still around 12 celsius. sunday is the better half of the weekend for many of us. it is a day of sunshine and showers. there will be some lengthy outbreaks of rain working their way into north—west scotland and it will be a b

ireland, so some heavy downpours around, and as that dip in thejet stream, the trough hits over the english channelanglia and the south—east of england, and this wave could push into central and southern england, the midlands, lincolnshire and yorkshire, some of the wettest weather through the afternoon, but some areas will get pretty wet — certainly in the east. the cricket will see some interruptions to play for the third test on monday. looks like being a complete wash—out. that is one to watch, as well. through saturday night, outbreaks of rain clearing from east anglia and the south—east. skies clearing for a time, and it will begin to start to turn less humid but temperatures still around 12 celsius. sunday, the better half of the weekend for many of us. broadly speaking a day of sunshine and showers, with lengthy outbreaks of rain working their way into north—west scotland and a breezier day but feeling significantly fresher and more pleasant with more in the way of sunshine coming through. temperatures for most of us between 17—20, not feeling too bad. into next week, we have a lot of cloud

downpours around, and as that dip in thejet stream, the trough hits the weather front over the english channelf heavy rain across east anglia and the south—east of england, and this wave could push into central and southern england, the midlands, lincolnshire and yorkshire, some uncertainty about the zone of some of the wettest weather through the afternoon, but some areas will get pretty wet — certainly in the east. the cricket will see some interruptions to play for the third test on monday. looks like being a complete wash—out. that is one to watch, as well. through saturday night, outbreaks of rain clearing from east anglia and the south—east. skies clearing for a time, and it will begin to start to turn less humid but temperatures still around 12 celsius. sunday, the better half of the weekend for many of us. broadly speaking a day of sunshine and showers, with lengthy outbreaks of rain working their way into north—west scotland and a breezier day but feeling significantly fresher and more pleasant with more in the way of sunshine coming through. temperatures for most of us between 17—20,

as that dip in the jet stream, a trough, hits the english channel, a wave will develop and there willgland which could push into central or southern england, the midlands, ligature and yorkshire, there is some uncertainty about the exact zone of the heavy rain but some areas will get pretty wet in the east. as far as the cricket goes, i think we will see some interruptions to play for the third test on monday where it looks like a complete wash—out. one to watch as well. through saturday night, we will continue to see our bricks of rain clearing away from east anglia and south—east england. skies were clearfor a anglia and south—east england. skies were clear for a time and it will begin to turn a little bit less humid, but temperatures still around 12 or 13 degrees or so. for sunday, the better half of the weekend for many of us, broadly speaking a day of sunshine and showers although there will be some lengthy outbreaks of rain moving into north—west scotland and there will be a breezy kind of day but feeling significantly fresher, more lessons you might argue with more in the sunsh

sons of darfur — how cousins who escaped genocide for a better life — are now separated by the english channelday after disneyworld reopened, the state of florida has registered a record 15,300 new coronavirus cases in a single day. that's around a quarter of all us daily infections. the us is the worst affected country in the world. on saturday alone another 66,000 infections were reported. here's peter bowes. another surge in coronavirus cases and a new epicentre for the disease. florida is now seeing more new infections than most countries. across the us, more than 60,000 new cases are being reported every day and about a quarter of them are in the sunshine state where the hospital system is under growing strain and some intensive care facilities are at full capacity. when the pandemic started, florida was slow to respond. the beaches and bars stayed open. they were eventually forced to close but reopened early, only to be shut down again. this is a state dogged by the disease and confusion over how to deal with it. even as the numbers rose over the weekend, disney world opened again to the

as that dip in the jet stream, or trough, hits this weather front that's over the english channel, itsoutheast england, but this wave could push into central southern england, the midlands, lincolnshire and yorkshire. there is some uncertainty about exactly the zone of the wettest weather through the afternoon, but some areas will get pretty wet, certainly in the east. as far as the cricket goes, i think we will see some interruptions to play for the third test. monday looks like a complete wash—out, that's one to watch as well. now, through saturday night, we will continue to see outbreaks of rain clearing away from east anglia in southeast england. the skies will clear for a time and it will begin to start to turn a little bit less humid, but temperatures still around 12—13 degrees or so. for sunday, it's the better half of the weekend for many of us. broadly speaking, it's a day of sunshine and showers. although, there will be some lengthier outbreaks of rain working its way into northwest scotland, and it will be a breezier kind of day, but feeling significantly fresher. more plea

at least 180 migrants crossed the english channel to the uk yesterday — that's a new single—day recordossing on sunday. around 200 were intercepted by french authorities. it'sjust around 200 were intercepted by french authorities. it's just after a quarter past one. our top story this lunchtime. the government says it will come to a decision on face coverings in the next few days. the national trust opens a number of historic houses to the public after they were closed due to lock down. on the bbc news channel, we have all the latest reports, results, interviews and features from the bbc sports centre. this past weekend brought a record daily increase in the number of global coronavirus infections — with more than 230,000 new cases confirmed. the state of florida registered a record 15,300 new coronavirus cases in a single day — that's around a quarter of all daily infections in the us — our north america correspondent, peter bowes reports. another surge in coronavirus cases and a new epicentre for the disease. florida is now seeing more new infections than most countries. across the u

moving across the republican northern ireland and as that same trough it's a weather front in english channelst anglia but it could also affect central southern in the end, we can sure and you're sure but there is some question marksjust sure and you're sure but there is some question marks just yet. sure and you're sure but there is some question marksjust yet. —— lincolnshire and yorkshire. this is bbc news — im nancy kacungira with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. britain's prime minister boris johnson tells the bbc that his government didn't understand coronavirus at the start of the pandemic — and could have handled things differently. when you look back at this crisis, everybody can see that this was something that was new, that we didn't understand in the way that we would've liked in the first few weeks and months. huge crowds attend friday prayers at hagia sophia in istanbul — for the first time in more than eighty years. but many outside turkey are critical. iraq creates a city in the desert to bury its coronavirus dead. we report on the scale of the

heading into the english channel off the coast of normandy the picturesque cobber of poor aunt bessie receding into the distance the cloud has worked as a fisherman for 30 years he's passionate about his job but scared for his future because of breaks it he worries that if britain and the e.u. fail to reach a deal by the end of the year french fishermen like him could be barred from fishing in waters off the u.k. coast. or we're scared because u.k. waters represent 40 to 60 percent of our revenue so for us it would be catastrophic it's unimaginable for decades french fishermen have fished legally in waters off britain where fish are abundant british fishermen have the same rights off the french coast where they mainly gather shellfish drums father was a fisherman his brother runs a seafood restaurant fishing links generations being denied access to u.k. waters would be particularly devastating to the fisherman from the normandy coast because so many of the boats like this one off family owned and run small businesses and that is why so many of the fishermen here say that they won't gi

in thejet heavy downpours around, and as that dip in the jet stream, the trough hits over the english channelrain across east anglia and the south—east of england, and this rain could push into central and southern england, the midlands, lincolnshire and yorkshire, some of the wettest weather through the afternoon, but some areas will get pretty wet in the east. the cricket will see some interruptions to play for the third test on monday. looks like being a complete wash—out. that is one to watch, as well. through saturday night, outbreaks of rain clearing from east anglia and the south—east. skies clearing for a time, and it will begin to start to turn less humid but temperatures still around 12 celsius. for sunday, the better half of the weekend for many of us. a day of sunshine and showers, with lengthy outbreaks of rain working their way into north—west scotland and a breezy day but feeling significantly pressure and more pleasa nt significantly pressure and more pleasant with more than a ray of sunshine coming through. temperatures for most of us between 17—20, not feeling too bad. into

as that dip in the jet stream, or trough, hits this weather front that's over the english channel, itlia and southeast england, but this wave could push into central southern england, the midlands, lincolnshire and yorkshire. there is some uncertainty about exactly the zone of the wettest weather through the afternoon, but some areas will get pretty wet, certainly in the east. as far as the cricket goes, i think we will see some interruptions to play for the third test. monday looks like a complete wash—out, that's one to watch as well. now, through saturday night, we will continue to see outbreaks of rain clearing away from east anglia in southeast england. the skies will clear for a time and it will begin to start to turn a little bit less humid, but temperatures still around 12—13 degrees or so. for sunday, it's the better half of the weekend for many of us. broadly speaking, it's a day of sunshine and showers. although, there will be some lengthier outbreaks of rain working its way into northwest scotland, and it will be a breezier kind of day, but feeling significantly fresher. m

is doing what he does most days traveling out of the mouth of the thames estuary towards the english channel to look for a catch but he has a big problem the far larger dutch trawlers which not only stealings a british waters but which sometimes used techniques like the mass electrocution of fish to take the lion share if the cold and the soul don't make it up to the estuary his chance is lost we shipped up to fish. on. boats would typically be fishing for 2020 stone and. one of our friends when. i think about 6 start you know i wouldn't pay for wonder why our industry is falling apart. so. fishing rights have become arguably the most totemic issue of all for supporters of brics it's the small boats became a photo opportunity in support of no deal the argument being that a line had to be drawn in the sea to offer proper separation from a europe which gains far more than the u.k. from the current arrangements that boats that was taken to westminster belongs to this man who is as convinced now as he ever was that brics it must be used to support the u.k.'s broken fishing industry we've said we

second cousin was a radio operator on a b-17 who was killed in action when it collided over the english channel in 1943. my uncle who just died a couple weeks ago, 100 years old, was a mustang pilot. take us into the cockpit of when our brave men and women, women too, defend our freedoms now, for our country and what they face and what we do as americans on our birthday to support them. >> well, like you, eric, i have relatives who flew the b-29 and flew other aircraft. that cockpit is different in technology today but the men and now the women who fly there, it's the same. they love their mission. they train hard for what they do. and the bomber pie it's still a very -- pilots, it's still a tough mission. our bomber those be ready to strike anywhere at a moment's notice around the world, whether it's conventional strikes like in kosovo in 1999 or like in libya in 2017, the b-2 and b-52s also have a nuclear deterrence mission. they means they and their crews are ready any time if called upon to provide nuclear deterrence. it's still a tough environment but the airmen who fly, they love what the

gusty winds, as well, particularly today across the english channel.ng for this first ofjuly, and as we push further south we are looking at 21 degrees. if you are out of the showers, in the sunshine, that will feel quite pleasant, and the best of the sunshine today will be across central and southern england down towards the south—east. now, through this evening and overnight, many of the showers will fade, but as our weather front come south, these showers will emerge. they are also going to be quite heavy and persistent as we go through the course of the night. not a particularly cold night for most, but note the north of the country. still with that northerly component to the wind. it will feel much cooler than elsewhere. now, as we had on from today into tomorrow, we still have got low pressure easing away with its front. a little knows of high pressure comes in from the atla ntic of high pressure comes in from the atlantic as well, and we still have our weather front. so the weather front will still be producing some rain first thing in the morni

variable amounts of cloud but also sunshine, particularly as you move along certain parts of the english channelnd for northern england, northern ireland and scotland with just a few showers so and scotland with just a few showers so here it is going to be a cool night than the rest of england and wales. they are looking at double figures and some will feel quite humid. into tomorrow we start with the cloud and rain from liverpool and it is a weather front so rain will be on and off that weather front during the day. north of that line from liverpool to hold, brighter skies. yes the areas of cloud, particularly sunny skies as well with a few showers knocking around. averages 18 degrees in glasgow and cardiff, 20 degrees in london being the top temperature. 0n thursday we still do have a weather front, remember, we have that succession coming in from the atla ntic succession coming in from the atlantic so it will still produce some rain across southern england wales and the channel islands. low cloud across northern england but for northern ireland and scotland, you will see sunny areas with a fe

heading into the english channel off the coast of normandy the picturesque cobber of poor aunt bessie receding into the distance the cloud has worked as a fisherman for 30 years he's passionate about his job but scared for his future because of breaks it he worries that if britain and the e.u. fail to reach a deal by the end of the year french fishermen like him could be barred from fishing in waters off the u.k. coast. or we're scared because u.k. waters represent 40 to 60 percent of our revenue so for us it would be catastrophic it's. for decades french fishermen have fished legally in waters off britain where fish are abundant british fishermen have the same rights off the french coast where they mainly gather shellfish drums father was a fisherman his brother runs a seafood restaurant fishing links generations being denied access to u.k. waters would be particularly devastating to the fisherman from the normandy coast because so many of the boats like this one off family owned and run small businesses and that is why so many of the fishermen here say that they won't give up their

is doing what he does most days traveling out of the mouth of the thames estuary towards the english channel to look for a catch but he has a big problem the far larger dutch trawlers which not only stealing waters but which sometimes use techniques like the mass electrocution of fish to take the lion share if the cold and the soul don't make it up to the estuary his chances last we shipped up to fish a lot of. boats would typically be fishing for 2020 stone and. one of my friends when. i think about 6 start you know i wouldn't pay for $1.00 industry. fishing rights have become arguably the most totemic issue of all for supporters of brics it's the small boats became a photo opportunity in support of no deal the argument being that a line had to be drawn in the sea to offer proper separation from a europe which gains far more than the u.k. from the current arrangements that votes that was taken to westminster belongs to this man who is as convinced now as he ever was that bracks it must be used to support the u.k.'s broken fishing industry we've said we could potentially have an industry whe

prosecution well joining us now in one of our separate studios is the managing director of al-jazeera english channel giles travel thank you for your time as always charles how concerning the developments that we're seeing in malaysia concerning our colleagues from from one o one east. so we were very concerned the fact is that we felt they did a very fair and balanced program and then for them to be called in by the criminal investigation division of the police and to be summoned to answer questions and for . words like sedition and defamation to be to be used as possible laws to be invoked we are we are very concerned we're concerned on that front and we were also very concerned for the safety of our staff because as well as the summons to the police there was an extreme online reaction which consisted of threats intimidation abuse and even death threats from people on social media which was very concerning as well so we were encouraged by the police the remarks of the police chief which you just showed which in which he assured. a shorter the press conference that our journalists would be safe. i

you as though this were the crossing of the english channel on d.-day to attack omaha and normandy beaches ok vast inflation level of the danger of these impeachable offenses the you're describing yes they clearly are impeachable offenses mr barr is sabotaging the obligation he has in the present to faithfully execute the laws he is circumventing the laws those are just the ones that we've identified there have been other instances in which mr barr was the one who decided that there were certain whistleblower claims that one's range here crane that shouldn't be shared with congress that the president has limitless authority to defy congressional subpoenas on and on and on mr barr and i know because i worked with them in the reagan administration has this view that we have a limitless executive branch he has never once placed any line that he said the president cannot go beyond including when president trump himself boasted and then there's article to which the president can do whatever he wants to do i believe that mr barr should be impeached the se

sons of darfur — how cousins who escaped genocide for a better life are now separated by the english channele going bust, in the worst crisis to hit the eurozone, has been averted. emergency services across central europe are stepping up their efforts to contain the worse floods this century. nearly 100 people have been killed. broadway is traditionally called the "great white way" by americans, but tonight it is completely blacked out. it is a timely reminder to all americans of the problems that the energy crisis has brought to them. leaders meet in paris for a summit on pollution, inflation and third world debt. this morning, theyjoined the revolution celebrations for a show of military might on the champs—elysees. wildlife officials in australia have been coping with a penguin problem. fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing after gorging themselves on a huge shoal of their favourite food, pilchards. some had eaten so much, they could barely stand. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: a day after disney world reopens in orlando, florida posts the biggest surge

makeshift shelter camp in the city removing hundreds of people cases of illegal crossings over the english channel have surged during the lockdown. voting ending in about 20 minutes time in poland where a presidential runoff spin held the president's is a largely ceremonial role but he or she does have veto power and so the results could shake up political parties and affect relations with neighbors and support from sun. this is a stark choice for voters in poland one which will shape its identity in europe and the rest of the world over the past this is the incumbent crowd. poland's president since 2015 an independent who has the support of the ruling law and justice party is seen as a stalwart of the government's message of nationalism and conservatism has backing of only traditional families and opposition to gay marriage adoption has put him at all with poles and others in the e.u. who fear he's taking them backwards but his populist agenda has won over many voters i think. he is a good candidate because he's a tried and true man for 5 years what we know what he has done and who years and i th

the midlands and south, powder conditions further north, few glimpses of sunshine across the english channeln england, sunny conditions for cumbria, northumberland. still some sunny spells, northern ireland, isolated showers for county down, in the south and east, be prepared if skies turn great, could be some nasty thunderstorms heading your way, temperatures across the uk down on what we expect this time of year, humid in the south. plenty of cloud in the east tonight, showers in eastern scotland, in the west starry skies to take us through the night, temperatures dropping the further tier, into single figures. bright start to friday, sunshine for wales and the south—west. cloudy conditions eastern scotland, eastern counties of england, some sunshine developing here, but prone to heavy and potentially thundery showers, the pennines eastwards in particular. isolated showers in the west, dry, brighter day in southern parts of the country. temperatures down a little bit on the values today, offset by the fact we have more sunshine. in the sunshine disappears, chilly at night taking us disappe

france have agreed to form a new joint intelligence unit to combat people traffickers across the english channel the french interior minister don meehan and the u.k. home secretary pretty fatality kalai to outline the deal they say the joint police intelligence unit will allow for better exchanges of information about smuggling networks channel crossing attempts have risen over the last year despite the danger of heavy maritime traffic. meanwhile u.k. government announced plans to spend $900000000.00 on border controls after a break said the money will be used to hire $500.00 new staff and create infrastructure to cope with the flow of goods across the border with the e.u. a separate plan for northern ireland which borders the republic of ireland will be announced later this month the u.k. will leave the e.u. customs union and single market on december 31st means barker is in westminster and says that the u.k. is trying to send a strong signal to the e.u. . the british government wants to refocus the attention back on breaks it after months of being distracted dealing with covert 19 it wants to

talked about the wind lancets where plays out in the interest sees words the mediterranean or the english channeln case of age of the east china sea and south sea is where the people are in the productive facilities are. that is where competition really happens. it does not happen in the middle of the pacific ocean unless you're trying to think of a place that gives you midway and access. instead it is competing in the wind lands and despite what i think it really helps us understand what beijing has been trying to do for the past 20 years in terms of securing in the book i called the asiatic it's the space but the sea of japan, the east china sea south china sea all the way into the indian ocean. it behooves us to understand what the chinese think about geopolitics in order for us to have the right strategy. >> i was next going to ask you to expand on the mediterranean what is actually happening there. maybe over the past few years in terms of some of the development. also he could link that to the broader concept of how that fits into a that's also another important theme of the book. tell us a

a few glimpses of sunshine across the english channel but southampton, rain and drizzle may affect themberland and county durham. sunny spells, isolated showers for county down and whilst many in scotland will be dry, in the south and east, the skies will turn very grey. there could be some thunderstorms heading your way. temperatures down from what we would expect. cloud across eastern areas tonight, eastern scotland, a few heavy showers. starry skies to take us through the night and this is when temperatures will drop further than previously. a lot more sunshine for wales. in eastern counties, eastern scotland, this is where we will see sunshine develop. heavy and potentially thundery showers in the pennines. isolated showers in the west but many will be dry and bright today in southern parts of the country. temperatures down from what we would normally expect. when the sunshine disappears, a chillier night takes us into the weekend. not much cloud around first thing. we'll see it build through the day. a few isolated showers. the vast majority will stay dry with some sunny spells an

at least 180 migrants crossed the english channel to the uk yesterday — a record numberfor a single dayntelligence unit to tackle people smuggling across the channel. could the social and economic devastation caused by covid—19 lead to an increase in serious violence? that's the concern outlined in a report published by the britain's youth violence commission. it's called for substantial, long—term investment in violence reduction units across the country. first established in the uk in scotland, these units aim to tackle the root causes of crime. panorama has been given unique access to see how it works in scotland, as kate silverton reports. this is a young offenders institute on the outskirts of edinburgh. the teenagers here are being supported by scotland's violence reduction unit. this boy is into a two—year sentence for knife crime.” unit. this boy is into a two—year sentence for knife crime. i was lucky that i didn't kill the person that i stabbed. i could have put the knife somewhere else, and it would be the end of him and instead of two yea rs i be the end of him and instead o