hello, katya. hello. so, katya, we have seen so much, haven't we in the news in the last 2a hours or so about what has happened in the channel. let's take a step back, this is a colossal challenge, isn't it, it is a colossal challenge for the government here in the uk and indeed for france, we have had conversations in the eu, about what to do. absolutely and i think - from france's point of view, it is as much a pan—european problem as it is a bilateral. issue with the uk. so, i mean, you also have to take the politics into it, whereas for boris johnson, he promised with brexit i he would be taking backl control over our borders, so what does that look. like right now, with these deaths in the channel? i on the other hand, you have gotl emmanuel macron here in france, heading into a difficult french presidential election, under. pressure from the political - right, wanting to sound tough, nationalist, tough on security and so when the uk again - offered these joint patrols with the french on french| beac

katya adler, thank you very much. _ this aside, save lives. katya adler, thank you very much. on the ten o'clock news tonight but that is all from me for now. clive, back to you. time to look at the weather news, it is getting chilly. it is time to look at the weather news, it is getting chilly-— is getting chilly. it is getting colder and — is getting chilly. it is getting colder and windier _ is getting chilly. it is getting colder and windier too. - is getting chilly. it is getting colder and windier too. we i is getting chilly. it is getting - colder and windier too. we have our first named storm of the season on the way. that was a quiet and calm end to the day in bracknell, berkshire, but things won't be quite as serene as we head through the next 2a hours or so. storm arwen has been named by the met office. there will be gales been named by the met office. there will be gates and things could turn wintry over the higher ground, so storm arwen could cause disruption through friday and into saturday. we have this area of low pressure, storm arwen, which has been developin

in a moment we'll speak to our europe editor katya adler, who's here with me.political correspondent iain watson. how serious is this row between britain and france? usually, reeta, tragedies tend to bring people closer, but these deaths seem to have highlighted the differences between the uk and french governments. borisjohnson is under huge pressure from some of his mps to do more to stop the small boat setting sale of our shores in the first place, so perhaps it was unsurprising that he chose to publish that letter to president macron. but downing street are insisting tonight that everything he asked for in that letter, the joint patrols, the attempts to send refugees back across the channel, this had all been pushed for privately but had made very little progress. you ask me specifically how serious is this row. today has been dominated by megaphone diplomacy, but behind the scenes there are quieter attempts to try to get the relationship back on an even keel get the relationship back on an even keel. so it is a move to try to get priti patel ri invited to

katya adler, bbc news, brussels.nt in brussels jessica parker explained just how things got so bad on the continent. in terms of how we got here because i think the warning lights had been flashing for a few weeks but as ever with covid—i9, things changed quickly and all of a sudden we are looking at a full lockdown in austria, new restrictions here in belgium, these protests going on in brussels, the netherlands, elsewhere. listening to what the world health organization has been saying, why this has come about, three principal reasons have been named. we are heading into winter, respiratory viruses tend to spread more quickly including coronavirus but you also see pressure on hospitals and health services generally in winter as well. and as well those people who remain unvaccinated, it varies from country to country, austria has a relatively low vaccination rate compared to other parts of western europe and is welcome at the vaccine in some instances, it is said there is some evidence it wins and efficacy particula

katya adler, bbc news, brussels. much more on our website, bbc.com/news on this topic — including the latest data on vaccinations across the world. lots more analysis and news on the site, or download the bbc news app. people in the american state of wisconsin are holding a vigil for the five people killed after a man drove his vehicle into a christmas parade in the city of waukesha. police have now detained the driver who's been named as 39—year—old darrell brooks. the vehicle hit members of a marching band, and the local hospital says its treated 18 children among the wounded. our correspondent barbara plett usher reports. this little girl narrowly escaped with her life. she had no idea what was hurtling towards her. and here the moment when the joy and festivity of the christmas parade turned to horror and tragedy. a vehicle travelling at full speed struck members of a marching band. the driver continued forward, hitting and running over others in his path. these young dancers perfectly in step one moment, the nex

our europe editor katya adler has the latest. chanting: freiheit!rns are spreading across europe. spiralling case numbers are spooking some. others, like this massive crowd in vienna, object to covid restrictions being reintroduced. i'm a free austrian who wants to be free and live free in this country. liberte! today austria became the first eu country to reimpose a full — if brief — lockdown. vaccinations will be compulsory here from february. in berlin, germany's health minister said his country faced a national emergency. his choice of words caused some controversy. translation: probably | by the end of this winter, as it's sometimes cynically said, pretty much everyone in germany will be vaccinated, cured or dead. that's how it is. so what's gone wrong? the eu's huge headache at the beginning of the year was securing enough vaccines. now it worries too few people have used them. what we're seeing now, i think, is mostly driven by a lot of contacts between people coinciding with colder weather, a lot of indoor activities. the uk is following a d

path is located near the city of luxor and lay buried until its discovery in the late 19 forties. katya lopez, her dionne has more, ah, a glamour of ceremony to unveil egypt latest archaeological treasure. it's an ancient pathway call the avenue sphinxes and dates back more than 3000 years. pilgrims, it's believed walked along the 3 kilometer promenade, marking a procession from the famous corner of temple to the nearby looks or temple lost only to set up totally good luck. so deserves this, and mo, the city has the most important antiquity in the world. for centuries, this ancient track was buried under sant, but that changed in 1949 when an egyptian archaeologist discovered one of several statutes. for decades, morris with ations and renovations followed. ah, president of dell font, i'll cc who attended the ceremony is eager to revamp egypt, struggling tourism industry. it was hit hard by years of political turmoil. and the corona virus pandemic has made things worse. ah, it's been described as a largest open air museum in the world. now egypt, pope's, the countries rich archaeologica

katya adler, bbc news, brussels. let's get the latest figures on the pandemic here in the uk.er 5,000 more than this time last week. on average, there were nearly 42,000 new cases reported per day over the past week. 45 deaths were recorded — that's of people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. and on average in the past week, 147 related deaths were recorded every day. and on the vaccination front, 15.3 million people have now had their booster injection. the first minister of scotland, nicola sturgeon, and the leader of the scottish conservatives, douglas ross, have been on a joint visit to a drugs recovery group, in what they call a "united effort to tackle scotland's growing drugs problem." the most recent figures show a record number of drug—related deaths in scotland for the seventh year in succession. and scotland has by far the highest rate of deaths related to drugs of any country in europe. 0ur scotland editor sarah smith has the story. drug abuse is killing more than 25 people a week in scotland and ruining the lives of many, many more. the figures

katya adler, bbc news, brussels. let s get some of the day s other news. taliban took control of kabul. the rapid advance followed a decision by presidentjoe biden to withdrawal us troops from the country. the taliban has already moved to restrict media freedom and the education rights of girls. thousands of people, including female judges, have fled the country and are now living abroad. meanwhile, the international committee of the red cross has warned of severe malnutrition in afghanistan this winter. a lot of development aid has been frozen since the taliban takeover in august. the red cross is currently supporting 18 afghan hospitals. the mayor of the biggest city in the french overseas territory of guadaloupe has said france must restore order on the caribbean archipelago after days of violent protests over coronavirus restrictions. there are fears that organised criminal groups are taking advantage of the unrest. france has sent special forces to beef up security. a private investigator has been describing the lengths he says he went to around 15 ye

katya adler, bbc news, brussels.president chun doo—hwan has died at the age of 90, that's according to the yonhap news agency. he'd been suffering from blood cancer. he took office following a military coup in 1979. he then led the country for around eight years. let's get more on this with our south korea correspondent laura bicker who's in seoul. i think the word notorious was made for people like chun doo—hwan. made for people like chun doo-hwan-_ made for people like chun doo-hwan. ., ., , , doo-hwan. chun doo-hwan set up almost like — doo-hwan. chun doo-hwan set up almost like a — doo-hwan. chun doo-hwan set up almost like a military _ doo-hwan. chun doo-hwan set up almost like a military club - doo-hwan. chun doo-hwan set up almost like a military club and - almost like a military club and he used that to gain power. before he actually took hold of the presidency, he put in a military rule throughout south korea and when it came to the people here, especially south of the capital seoul, he decided to crack down

he spoke to our europe editor katya adler.t crisis around us, and we have to wake up from this geopolitical nap. we should collectively work towards different options, how to de—escalate this, how to de— elevate those risks, and what to do to actually diminish the power of mr lukashenko, president putin two destabilise this part of the world, europe in particular. this part of the world, europe in particular-— in particular. you blame vladimir _ in particular. you blame vladimir putin _ in particular. you blame| vladimir putin personally in particular. you blame i vladimir putin personally for trying to destabilise the european situation? {iii trying to destabilise the european situation? of course the immediate _ european situation? of course the immediate perpetrator i european situation? of course the immediate perpetrator isl european situation? of course l the immediate perpetrator is mr lukashenko and the minsk regime, but he has his sponsor, he has his principal, and his principal is in kremlin. there is a threat on ukr

katya joins me now. what did he have to say?mission. he wants to drive home to all of us and his allies in nato and in the eu as well that threat that he perceives from vladimir putin in moscow and his ally in belarus. he is saying that the west has to join the dots more, see what is going on in all of the region, whether it is about the migrant crisis on poland's border with belarus, being talked about in nato today, the build up russian troops on ukraine's border, also being talked about in nato, or the soaring gas prices making all of us offer right now, and poland is convinced that moscow was behind it all. we convinced that moscow was behind it all. ~ ., ., ., ., all. we are now confronted with a series of different _ all. we are now confronted with a series of different risks _ all. we are now confronted with a series of different risks and i series of different risks and different crises around us, and we have _ different crises around us, and we have to _ different crises around us, and we have to wake up from this geopo

our europe editor katya adler is with me now. that was the view from westminster.again to the uk offer_ france has said no again to the uk offer of— france has said no again to the uk offer of having joint patrols on its beaches — offer of having joint patrols on its beaches or — offer of having joint patrols on its beaches or its waters. it says this is a national— beaches or its waters. it says this is a national sovereignty issue and it says _ is a national sovereignty issue and it says the — is a national sovereignty issue and it says the prime minister should understand that on the back of brexit — understand that on the back of brexit. the eu is accusing the prime minister— brexit. the eu is accusing the prime minister of— brexit. the eu is accusing the prime minister of being so keen to distance _ minister of being so keen to distance himself from brussels after brexit— distance himself from brussels after brexit that he didn't agree some kind of— brexit that he didn't agree some kind of migration pact that could have _ kind of migration pact that could have

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hopes the country's rich archaeological pass will also play a role in the country's economic future. katya loop facility young al jazeera ah, type a quick check of the headlines here on out to 0 british scientists on describing a new cobra. 1900 variant identified in southern africa as a most concerning they've seen yet. but you can help security agency says it has mutations that could make it spread. and in fact, people more easily. so african scientists say they've detected the very small numbers of people. so far, cases have also been seen in botswana and hong kong. we will be suspending all flights from 6 southern african countries and we will add in those countries to the travel read list. those countries are south africa, namibia, recessive, as what teeny and symbolic way and for twana. and we will be requiring anyone that arrives from those countries from foi am on sunday to quarantine in hotels. a corona virus infection has put the check president back in hospital just hours after his release. my 6 week long stay 77 year old me last a man had to cancel a meeting, which was to offic

the countries of which archaeological past will also play a role in the countries economic future. katya lou, this is leanne al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories assigned to say there was a new corona, virus, very undetected in south africa, could spread more easily and be even more resistant to vaccines. several countries, including the u. k. israel and singapore of imposed trouble restrictions, gilmer from following breaking news from chris, stand with the security services. so before what they're calling a coup attempt, at least 15 people have been detained, including politicians and former officials. same bus rob, he's got more from bish heck. what we're hearing is coming from an official government statement that was released by the security service. they say that in tandem with the ministry of internal affairs, they carried out a series of raids in which they arrested 15 people who are planning and armed, who in the post election period. now, this comes just less than 48 hours before the country is due to go to the polls for parliamentary elections. and the

insider senior editor katya tubman. and assistant director of the lbj school of public affairs, victoria defrancesco soto. also former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst cynthia alksne. everybody, thank you so much for being here. cal, what an incredible day yesterday, and what a moment to be there in observance of it. what can you tell us about what you saw and what it's like there today? >> so there was jubilation both inside the court and outside the court. we've seen that video of ahmaud arbery's father reacting, yelling and being escorted out of the court. the facts of this case were never in doubt. three white men, well-armed, murdered an unarmed black man. but there was still a concern here on the ground that the verdict could go the other way. people were nervous and were worried about what would happen after the verdict if it was an acquittal. that did not happen. obviously the jury did not buy the argument from the defense that this was somehow related to a citizens arrest law, a 150-year-old law that'

should have done was payoff officially booked with me at the bill of june. 30th of november, corey, katya cornejo basha, for those are the does half aviation clubs of the ussr, which later became das alba. russia were the only opportunity, young women had to become full fledged sailed lane and aerobatic violet until the 2 thousands all doors, the mainstream aviation was closed because it had always been seen as a strictly male profession. with us at the official allan gordon blanca even brought sick now, didn't i? yes dahl shift to shut off the 2 ctx 52 became the only single engine light aircraft in the world suitable that aerobatic training at all levels from total beginner to advanced violet. ah it was mass produced for 20 years from 1979 to 1998. ah yes, so when the shower volunteer center, even on the so my little at that doesn't show so stupid, i'm really thankful counter would hot or shorter me on both of interesting because apostrophe i wish if a gorgeous mustache and blush with one border with snow on the theater, any girl there to set that on there somewhere? oh, some one that s

hopes the country's rich archaeological past will also play a role in the country's economic future. katya lucas lujan al jazeera. ah, this is all 0. these are the top stories. scientists say there was a new corona, virus variant detected in south africa, could spread more easily and could be more resistant to vaccines. a growing list of countries including u. k. israel and singapore of imposed travel restrictions, the w h o says it'll take a few weeks to determine exactly how easily spread the new variances. we don't know very much about this yet. what we do know is that this variant has a large number of mutations. i'm in the concern is that when you have so many mutations that can have an impact on how the virus behaves. so right now, researchers are getting together to understand where these mutations are in the spike protein in the fear and cleavage site. and what that potentially may mean for our diagnostics are therapeutics and our vaccines. i would say we have concern, but i think you would want us to have concern. ah, and i want the viewers to know that we have people who are on t

hopes the country's rich archaeological past will also play a role in the country's economic future. katya little priscilla young al jazeera. ah, this is all. these are the tell stories scientists away that a new corona virus very detected in south africa, could be more easily spread and better able to evade vaccines. several countries including the united kingdom as well and singapore of imposed travel restrictions. we will be suspending all flight from 6 southern african countries and we will add in those countries to the travel read list. those countries are south africa, namibia recessive, s what teeny. and is involved way and for twana. and we will be requiring anyone that arrives from those countries from foi am on sunday to quarantine in hotels. a corona virus infections put the check president back in hospital just hours after he was released from a stay last in 6 weeks. man, a same on hunter council meeting, which was to officially appoint the new prime minister effort to finalize a new government line up after recent elections have been delayed by siemens treatment for a chronic

here in dar ha was hailed for his stance on social and environmental issues. katya lopez, hold a yon reports. ah, he was a high end designer and a visionary who rose to the top of the fashion industry. virgil ablow was often described as a renaissance man in the world of fashion. as blue returns, 1st african american artistic director. he push boundaries, redefining the designs of luxury brands. you can't talk about st. we're specifically luxury street. we're without mentioning the name ver, to at. wow. it's impossible in the more than 160 years that louis baton has existed as a passion house. he was there 1st black read of director styles once unthinkable on the catwalk like mixing sneakers and camouflage pants with tailored suits and evening gowns became a blueprint for other designers. a combination of luxury and street were also attracted a new and younger market. ablow was born in the us state of illinois to immigrant parents from gonna his mother, a seamstress taught him to so and even though he did and how formal fashion training, he understood the industry and the role that p

the countries of rich archaeological past will also play a role in the country's economic future. katya low missile, the young al jazeera sports is coming up with far as football san diego mar donna is remember the year after his death, new allegations are still casting a shadow over his legacies. multiple minutes. are you in about ah with with mm pool. ah ah, on 4 look at you spoke with flora. come on. thank you so much. african member countries have overwhelmingly decides to support plants to hold a world cup every 2 years comes as the confederation of african football holds. an extraordinary meeting in cairo. a cafe president, patrice mont, saint bay has already expressed to his support for the plans endorsing fee for president john in for tito's proposal. the moon comes despite the threat to the continent, flagship tournament, the african cup of nations, which is held every 2 years from our on this story were joined by african football journalists, gary al smith. and gary, why is cap so in favor of the idea of having a world cup every 2 years? well is just a question of money every

project to begin. critics warned the protest will continue at their cost is ignored by their government. katya love this of a young al jazeera doctors in the democratic republic of congo, have noticed a high rate of birth defects, and babies, or near cobalt mines. demand for the metal is soaring, as wealthy countries promised to switch from fossil fuels to electric vehicles. out there, as mark web has moved from cal where the in the south of the country when blue awesome by was born with a cleft lip. her mother, henrietta was worried there, hoping that can get help at this hospital in the democratic republic of congo flaws, grandmother miss single willa has seen cleft lips before i, michelle, she, i don't know what causes this, but one of our neighbors also has it, and he struggles to speak other people in the community habit, but none of them have had surgery. they just lived with henry s. s l. food and drinks in one of the many informal coble mines here in lieu elaborate province. doctor william kong says he's seen far too many left lips and other malformations in newborn babies over the 5 y

the countries of rich archaeological past will also play a role in the countries economic future. katya low missile again, al jazeera. ah this is al jazeera, these are the top stories assigned to say, there was a new corona virus, very undetected in south africa. could spread more easily and be even more resistant to vaccines. several countries including the u. k. israel and singapore of imposed trouble restrictions gum or from following.

joe biden, katya soil production cancelled pipelines. and now he's selling off this to chic petroleum reserve. meant for emergencies because of his low poll numbers or incompetence from the biden. whitehouse biden is hoping to tackle inflation and restoring gas prices at a time where he and his policies are quite unpopular. 70 percent of americans see the economic situation as poor biden's approval ratings. are dropping, we decided to ask people on the street what they think the inflation rates are higher and i saw them there, but the economy is ongoing. feshona's actually going slow. people are buying things . the stock market seems good. but on the other hand, inflation is, is, is rising, we might not be seeing as much progress as fast as we would like, based on the promises that he made. he has blamed the rise in oil prices on global supply, not keeping up with demand. at this point, the white house is blaming other countries and energy companies for holding up deliveries. every day the united states consumes roughly 18 to 19000000 ba

the countries of rich archaeological past will also play a role in the country's economic future. katya lucas, of the young al jazeera, ah, this is all 0. these are the top stories, so i'm to say there was a new corona, virus variant detected in south africa, could spread more easily and could be more resistant to vaccines. a growing list of countries including u. k. israel and singapore of imposed travel restrictions, but w h o says it'll take a few weeks to determine exactly how easily spread the new variances. we don't know very much about this yet. and what we do know is that this variant has a large number of mutations. i'm in the concern is that when you have so many mutations that can have.

the countries of rich archaeological past will also play a role in the country's economic future. katya lucas, of the young al jazeera, ah, this is all da 0. these are the top stories. scientists worried that a new corona virus very detected in south africa, could be more easily spread and better able to evade vaccines. several countries including the united kingdom, israel and singapore of imposed travel restrictions. we will be suspending all flights from 6 southern african countries and we were adding.

project to begin. critics warned to protest will continue at their cost is ignored by their government. katya love this of the young al jazeera, russia says it's recent build up of troops. navy ukrainian border poses no threat, but fighting between ukraine's military and russian back separatists has been getting worse out zeros. charles stratford reports not from the village of nebraska near dawn. yes, this is what heavy weapons do to people's lives in eastern ukraine. it was 1 am. when the shilling started nearly and her husband were fast asleep. they woke buried under the rubble of their home. and they were rescued by the neighbors superfluous. that torture preferred to be woke and our home had been completed, destroyed around. i prayed that if we were to die, then please god make it quick that a couple i hear you can hear her do the to the 0 is all right. i have so much emotional pain. i wanted to die. we had ever seen. we need it in life. now it's gone. people try to comfort us, but it's so very hard to cope. around 400 people used to live in this village before the conflict between ukrai

the countries of rich archaeological past will also play a role in the country's economic future. katya low missile young al jazeera. ah, i drive a picture of the headlines here on al jazeera bushes, sanchez saw describing a new cobit 19 variant identified in southern africa as the most concerning they've seen. yet. the u. k. health security agency says it has mutations that could make it spread, and in fact, people more easily south african side to say they've detected the bare and in small numbers of people so far cases. i've also.

the countries of rich archaeological past will also play a role in the country's economic future. katya low missile a young al jazeera ah divert krycek a being headlines here on al jazeera purchase. scientists are describing a new cobit 19 variant identified in southern africa as a most concerning they've seen yet. but okay, health security agency says it has mutations that could make it spread and in fact people more easily. so african scientists say they've detected the barrington. small numbers of people so far. cases have also been seen in botswana and hong kong . we.

project to begin. critics warned the protest will continue at their cost is ignored by their government. katya love, this of the young al jazeera polls of opens chicago stems paula elections, 14 months after tainted vote, cause riots that brought down the previous government. speaking to al jazeera president salvage a power of, i said he's unsure this election will be free and fair. well, he sat down with our correspondents zane, buzz robbie and congress towns capital, bish heck. on the eve of parliamentary elections, curtis dance president saw their departure of said, his government has done everything possible to crack down on the long standing problem of vote rigging on his watch, he says, results will be legitimate and post election streets by will remain protest free i'll am christian winner, one what that darwin. so if every citizen wants to ensure his future is to ensure a good future for their children, regardless of the cold, regardless of rain, regardless of snow, regardless of rocks falling from the sky for past they should come vote. i did finish getting the week leading up to elec

given the dr. katya says, the senior could already be here. you understand the point of charge of the restriction to give us time to get people to get protection to be vaccinated and get the booster. that's the reason for thank you also very, very much. i appreciate it. thank you. and i'm sure are see that was president joe biden, providing an update about the new variance of coven 19 on may crohn. let's go live to i want, has corresponding kimberly hallett, who's been covering developments. hello there. kimberly president bottom was trying to reassure americans that now is a time for concern, but not panic. what more did you have to say? the u. s. president really narrowed it down to 3 key messages in his address there to the american public. the 1st was that there really is no need for panic. the public health officials in the united states he believes have this under control and are using the tools already in place that have dealt with previous very and such has delta. the fact that there is science that is looking at this, that is mapping

project to begin. critics warned to protest will continue at their cost is ignored by their government. katya love this of the young . how does here opponent self peruse president petro castillo had been back out on the streets, calling for his resignation, opposition parties, trying to remove him from power. that questioning his moral ability to govern, given his corruption allegations this week, custio's supporters rallied against and impeachment motion presented in the congress. in the news ahead. y francais. it's ready to talk about more autonomy for overseas caribbean territory, guadalupe. and burying the butcher of gun june, the widow of a late south korean dictator apologizes his brutal rule. ah ah, look forward to burritos guys. with the sponsored by capital airways. hello the weather, steering up nicely now for to pam. we have seen some winfrey weather recently, particular cross or western part of her hon shoe into her card i. we still got this normally blast on our winds, but that will ease as we go on through the 2nd half of the weekend into the early part of next week. so by the e

hopes the country's rich archaeological past will also play a role in the country's economic future. katya lucas civilian al jazeera ah quit look at the headlines the sour now. the world health organization has declared a new corona virus varying of concern wanting of a new mutation which could spread much more quickly. it's been assigned the greek letter, omicron. the 1st case was detected in botswana, but it was south africans, scientists who 1st identified it over 100 confirmed cases have been found in south africa as well as hong kong and botswana. and then the u. s. is the latest countries a band travelers from south africa and 7 neighboring countries. cases have also been detected in ot swanner at belgium, israel and hong kong. in our all the headlines, the french present. emanuel mac one is cancelled an invitation for the british. i'm secretary to a meeting on the migrant crisis and has warned the u. k to get serious or remain locked out of discussions. it comes off to you. k prime minister boris johnson wrote a letter to mack on, urging france to take back migrants who make it to p

the countries of rich archaeological past will also play a role in the country's economic future. katya lucas, of the young al jazeera. ah, your children with me so robbed a reminder of all top stories. belgium has confirmed europe's 1st case of a highly mutated crone of iris variance 1st identified in south africa. the world health organization is meeting behind closed ols. to assess the risk, a growing number of countries are suspending ad travel to and from southern africa while introducing tougher quarantine rules and they include the u. k and other ones . and hong kong. the president of the you was that all i travel suspended between european countries affected by the variant it is.

exactly, where is katya when you need her? talking about gibraltar.und effect all of its own. it really is, it really is, even more exotic and the beast of wiltshire. than the beast of wiltshire. we have been talking about gibraltar at westminster and this whole business of this jaunt that 15 mps went on out to gibraltar to see how the armed forces work. fairly standard thing for mps to do these kinds of things, to work out how different sectors work. it seems it got a bit lively with a trio of them and you have been reporting that there was a couple military chaperones on this plane. that's right, this thing called the armed forces parliamentary scheme, it's been running for years and a dozen or so mps every year take part in different bits and they go off and watch things happening. and this group were accompanied by these two military chaperones on the plane and on arrival in gibraltar, the military chaperones were so worried about the behaviour and drinking of three of the mps on board that they let their bosses know back in london. we have talked

and our europe editor katya adler is here. of the ego. we are seeing a briefing by between france and the uk over the crisis on the channel. we have just heard the viewpoint from westminster. the concerns of france were very critical of the prime minister publicising his letter of proposal to france and they say that meant he was not serious. they accuse the prime minister of pitting domestic concerns first. france has its own political concerns. emmanuel macron heading into a presidential election and he wants to send nationalist and resolute and he doesn�*t have much wiggle room over migration. how constructive wasn�*t to just invite the home secretary from a meeting of immigration ministers in calais on sunday? everyone is going to have to work together to make any progress. relations bilateral between britain and france right now are sour. a man has appeared before magistrates charged with murdering an 18—year—old woman from plymouth. bobbi—anne mcleod was reported missing last weekend after failing to meet friends in the