chris mason, bbc news in dover.- mason, bbc news in dover.shi sunak�*s plan? i start with you. what you make of rishi sunak's plan?— rishi sunak's plan? i think it is a bit too soon _ rishi sunak's plan? i think it is a bit too soon to _ rishi sunak's plan? i think it is a bit too soon to say _ rishi sunak's plan? i think it is a bit too soon to say it _ rishi sunak's plan? i think it is a bit too soon to say it is - rishi sunak's plan? i think it is a bit too soon to say it is working. | bit too soon to say it is working. the numbers are down from last year, for the first few months of the year, but that is partly because the weather hasn't been as good. you have to wait until the summer really, the peak crossing season when the seas are usually warmer and calmer. to see what happens to the numbers there. i think, the wider point is that millions of people are on the move around the world, many of them are heading towards europe. the id you can put some kind of protective blankets around written specifically, even though it is an island, see

let's get the latest from dover and the very latest from dover and none— the very latest from dover andn inere-. kni— prime minister's speech down there-. and mark,- prime minister's speech down there . and mark, he was there in kent. and mark, he was surveying— there in kent. and mark, he was surveying ine— there in kent. and mark, he was surveying the horizon. not one— surveying the horizon. not gniie, i— surveying the horizon. not gniie, i see— surveying the horizon. not quite, i see. no- surveying the horizon. not quite, i see. no ships, but serioiniy— quite, i see. no ships, but serioiniy i— quite, i see. no ships, but certainly i see— quite, i see. no ships, but certainly i see 20% fewer boats. insi— certainly i see 20% fewer boats. inoi vs— certainly i see 20% fewer boats. inoi ine— certainly i see 20% fewer boats. that was the message you . i435“ that was the message you. yeah, i that was the message you. yeah, i mean— that was the message you. yeah, i insi— that was the message you. yeah, i mean, that bold— that was the message you. yeah, i mean, that bold claim. i think that t

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chris mason, bbc news, in dover.health crisis, particularly among women and girls, and they report a sharp increase in cases of suicide. the united nations has also raised concerns about the latest trend. the bbc�*s yogita limaye has travelled to different parts of afghanistan, with colleagues imogen anderson and sanjay ganguly, to investigate what's going on. translation: | just want| someone to hear my voice. i am in pain and i'm not the only one. most of the girls in my class have had suicidal thoughts. we are all suffering from depression and anxiety. in her 20s, this afghan student told us why she tried to end her life. we're hiding her identity to protect her. going to university and meeting my friends was the only comfort and happiness i had in my life. and it was banned. i started spending a lot of time alone, at home, with just one thought on my mind. that nothing was ever going to be ok again. one night i tried to take my own life. her words give an insight into a less visible yet urgent crisis facing afgha

people in dover see the issue of migration close up. a few have been roaming around the estate.ont door open when i'm at home. i don't no more. the prime minister said he wants to stop the boat, do you think he will manage it? no, probably not. they're getting stopped and brought and taken wherever, to hotels and everything, and people here are on the bread line that don't have enough to eat. it is frightening, because they come up, all round the cliffs here and come up from the beach. what is so striking about this hugely complex issue is how prominent the prime minister has made it in shaping perception of his competence. he wants to stop the boats and that is very difficult. then there the issue of the backlog of asylum seekers, the cost of their accommodation, the difficulty of returning them home or elsewhere. steady progress still leaves a huge problem for this government and any successoi’. chris mason, bbc news, in dover let's speak to dr erica consterdine a senior lecturer in public policy at lancaster university who specialises in immigration policy and governance. tha

i'm all dover to talk about doing more, more to arm and assist ukraine, and it's battle against russian forces and to send a strong signal to the kremlin that there will be no more expansion by force. the notion of russian expansion, a big worry and mold over many of the country, fear that they could also be a target, especially if russia wins in ukraine. your brains, presidents, the landscape, spoke to delegates today, and we'll go over. he is confident of victory, provided that his forces received the weapons that they need, including fighter jet sobinski renewed his call for ukraine to become a member of nato and the european news as well. there are no security guarantees. there are only war guarantees we haven't sure about the possibility of the security that lies between china bloss need to bloss ukraine. but we need peace. we need just peace. that is why every european country that borders russia and that does not the ones russia to jerry, that bart should be a full member of the you and need to with the more in ukraine has a broad countries on both sides of the atlantic to gather

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you have on g, c, small dover, in the you is go say it was a step when you step by step will produce the same quality as they do in your revenue. visit the when, when the average i'm seeing that you, we must compete with european goods. we're then we'll be back to a 2nd nomic see for us in the inquiry of those who refuse can tell them that the worst of emotional belief apply to what to wish me to seize the future of farming. and these kinds of large scale enterprises that can compete at the level but sometimes confidence is lacking. the split then the potential won't be fully seem a sudden it is the case that moved over compared to its neighbors yield substantially less per hector a fact. and that's obviously publicized that of course doesn't help to bolster the confidence of the farmers. that's what was said for lunch. status and confidence is what he wants to build. like this trade school. he and his team are playing an economic game tailored to model the specifications. the game teaches the young people how a farm works. they learn to negotiate with banks, take out loans, and do p

the big question dominates here is where the mold dover is, is the proteins next target clicked on and i'm tired of coughing. i can't breathe 34 years of suppressing i was a middle color. i didn't know what has messed or this one. now i know the never ending story of asbestos in 45 minutes on d w. the russians no longer need the baltic states. why should name? there's no gold. it's only just practice at the base and will clock police away. 7 months before russia attacked ukraine, a field team documents, daily life, the town. how are the people who are dealing with the growing tension? they change their world frame hold on. we are with you currently know when i me insight starts july 8th on dw, the good peaceful as h a p is both of us sits right next door to ukraine and the searing, devastating conflict with no end in sight since february last year.

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the big question dominates here, is where the mold dover is. mr. clinton next target on dw, we've got some hot tips for your bucket list, the magic corner chat, hot spot, and some great cultural memorials to w travel off we go the good peaceful as it appears. both of us sits right next door to ukraine and the searing, devastating conflict with no end in sight since february last year, the country of just 2 and a half 1000000.

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tonight. ukrainian president, modem is zalinski, making a surprise appearance in neighboring mall. dover, as leaders from some 15 european countries meet, to discuss how to help ukraine more and how to protect themselves as well. also coming up tonight, at least 3 people are killed in the latest russian air strikes, the ukrainian capital and protesters clash with police and city goals. capital after a leading opposition politician is sentenced to jail time for corrupting youth uses the charges are politically motivate. the break off, it's good to have you with us on this thursday. european leaders have been meeting involved over where the ukranian president has vowed to continue his fight against russian aggression on demand zalinski. he made a surprise appearance today warning the leaders that any doubts that they show before admitting keep into data will only in bold russia to attack more countries. ukrainian president today also repeated his call for more support and the former patriot air defense systems. and modern fighter jets security in europe. it was the top of the agenda. and t

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facility in dover, tennessee. now, this is the reality for hundreds and thousands of our veterans across the country. it is absolutely unacceptable. now, congress has tried to intervene. the veterans community care program, which we established as part of the v.a. mission act of 2018, allows veterans to seek care outside the v.a. when wait times at those facilities exceed certain benchmarks. the program has helped alleviate some of those wait times, but it is obvious there is still a lot of work that has got to be done on that. and here's the problem -- the problem is that the v.a. has wrapped this program up in endless layers of red tape. it is obvious the v.a. employees and the union, i am sure, are not wanting individuals to get into community care. so what do they do? they try to make this program unacceptable. they don't want veterans into this program. just take a look at all the hoops that a veteran's got to jump through before they can see a doctor. look at this list. bear in mind, as you look at this list

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isla was in dover to see them off.dad andy on the boat as part of the swim team. how are we feeling? ready. really? really ready. nervous? not in the slightest. a final good luck call before the channel crossing started. how are you? good. very good. so what are you doing — just watching a bit of tv? yeah. for the first swimmer, sean, one of three former royal marines in the team, a busman�*s holiday as he swam from the support boat to a beach near dover. hooter wails. well, that hooter meant the challenge had started. changeover. after sean and andy, came graeme's turn to swim for an hour. among cargo ships and ferries, with only the light of the support boat to guide him. that was tough. well done. greatjob. each swimmer entered the water after precisely 60 minutes. isla's dad was up next. i'm quite emotional, to be honest. yeah, i'll bet. yeah. people have gone before us with eb and brought this thought. you hear the phrase, "standing on the shoulders of giants." people with eb aren't giants physically but mentally

(ff iain hughes set off from dover with a support boat on tuesday before disappearing.avy and police boats has now been called off. tents have been pitched and the flags are flying high — glastonbury is officially under way. more than 200,000 people are expected to descend on worthy farm this weekend. 0ur entertainment corrrespondent colin paterson has been helping some of the early arrivals settle in. day one of glastonbury was all about festivalgoers finding a place to camp. they fell into many different categories. there were the late arrivals... categories. there were the late arrivals- - -_ categories. there were the late arrivals... ., ., , ., , ., arrivals... you are trying to spot a iece of arrivals... you are trying to spot a piece of ground — arrivals... you are trying to spot a piece of ground big _ arrivals... you are trying to spot a piece of ground big enough - arrivals. .. you are trying to spot a piece of ground big enough or- arrivals... you are trying to spot a| piece of ground big enough or how big a tent? it is piece of ground big enough or how bi a

i was transferred to a station between dover and folkestone, where we could hear, very loud and clearng up in the harbours opposite, or going down the channel. we worked what we called watches, which would be called shifts, so many hours on, four hours on, eight hours off, that sort of thing. i had been on watch overnight, i came out in the morning, about eight o'clock, and there was a party of people coming up the path towards our cliff. and i recognised in the middle of this group, winston churchill and general eisenhower, and they were with a group of officers. and you were supposed to salute people of that rank, but as i had been on duty all night and was just informally dressed, all i could do was wave and say "good morning!" and so they all waved back and said "good morning", and they went on their way to the edge of our cliff. and in fact much later on, i heard that churchill wanted it to be reported back that he and eisenhower had been down on the kent coast, to deceive the germans into thinking that landings were going to be in kent, into the calais area, whereas of course we

i was transferred to a station between dover and folkestone, where we could hear very loud and clearrbours opposite, or going down the channel. we worked what we called watchers, shifts, so many hours on, for hours on, eight hours off, that sort of thing. i had been on watch overnight, i came out in the morning, about eight o'clock, and there was a party of people coming up the path towards our cliff. and i recognised in the middle of this group, winston churchill and general eisenhower, and they were with a group of officers. and you are supposed to salute people of that rank, as i had been on duty all night and was just informally dressed, all i could do was wave and say good morning! and so they all waved back and said good morning, and they went on their way to the edge of our cliff. and in fact much later on, i heard that churchill wanted to be reported back that he and eisenhower had been down on the kent coast, to deceive the germans into thinking that landings were going to be in kent, into the calais area, whereas of course we were going to land much further west in normandy

host: republican, dover, new hampshire, one of the memory states. you are on. caller: good and thanks for taking my call. i wanted to say that i really think mr. donald trump and ron desantis should team up and work together and put aside their differences. i know a lot of people that feel the same way. we think they would make a good team and i like to hear what you would say about that. host: before you go, there are seven more candidates jumping into the race next week. there is some speculation about your governor, chris sununu. would you like to see him join? caller: i thought mr. sununu did an ok job as governor. i respect the guy but he didn't do as good as i would have liked. i didn't think chris sununu handled covid very well. i think he was very wishy-washy on covid. we are live free or die in new hampshire and i don't think he governed that we during covid. host: on a desantis/trump ticket? guest: that ticket is not going to happen. i think the caller represents a lot of republican sentiments. the poll a couple of weeks ago has one of these polls wit

the google video, as i've done the song casa dover. and yeah, no, you can get a so make the change immediately. don't ready. a big you know, the sequence. yeah. it took to say that you're going to use and make it for you. i've got the not, if the non single, a sort of seo when you think you'll be into the, the democracy promotion would become a great institutionalized ideological project emanating from washington. organizations promotes what is usually referred to as the human rights agenda, which in my view is generally manipulated for political purposes. in other words, they will complain about human rights in the country. who's a jew, political foreign policy orientation is not sufficiently pro american. we would throw those people in jail, it would be illegal, but we do the same thing elsewhere in the world where we uh, promote various political forces varies and geo is various election activities and things of this sort. and then with a straight face, we say, oh, we're not interfering in politics. we're just promoting democracy. b

he did take off from dover afb in the last hour or so. his first stop will be at the lucy evans bayless nature preserve, where he'll discuss that $600 million investment to help communities adapt to climate change. that fund willing address rising sea levels, storm surges, and protecting the power grid as well as othernfrastructure from extreme weather events like wildfires. after that, the president will attend several fund-raisers, first stop los gatos forn event hosted by lincoln founder reed hoffman and microsoft technology officer kevin scott. tiets for that one start at $6,500. then the president will attend a fund raiser in athern hosted by venture capitalist steve wesley, and tomorrow governor newsom joins the president for a fund rater in kentfield. florida governor ron desantis is also expected in woodside for a fund-raiser. this morning he was in the -- in sacramento for a country club fund-raiser. it will be the first time desantis will be in sacramento since admitting that his office had a hand in the transport of 36 migrants

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that was the prime minister rishi sunak speaking in - minister rishi sunak speaking in dover on thatall boat crossings, focussing on albanians entering the uk and the phrase gangs usurping the government and touched on the policies such as the use of military facilities to house migrants and that deal with rwanda. in ukraine, where kyiv says it's "moving forward" in what appears to be the start of a counter—offensive. the russian defence ministry and media are reporting multiple attacks across the frontline — with intense fighting specifically at these locations. and although nothing has been confirmed by ukrainian authorities the situation has clearly changed on the battlefield. earlier in the day, the ukrainian army released this video — which appears to refer to the long—awaited counter—offensive. these words appear at the end — "plans love silence. there will be no announcement about the start". 0ur ukraine correspondent, james waterhouse has the latest in kyiv for us. this appears to be the start of ukraine's long—awaited counter—offensive. there have been weeks, months of build

if germany doesn't want to be left behind the mole, dover is a candidate for you membership, but it will be yours before the small eastern european country as part of the block . that's why moved over needs help transforming its economy. a german bank is giving support to farmers by teaching them to adapt and modernize businesses so that they can become more profitable and attracts younger workers, most of whom have left the country. a reporter co hired and broke broke back this report for moldova. without 4 wheel drive and a good set of tires, you can forget it. here. wet weather, turn small, drove as dirt, roads into mud slides. but bush meta of germany, spot cost a foundation doesn't let that stop him. the financial expert is on his way to the village of shore at the mission of the advisors, small farmers, and matters of money, finance, and accounting. new majority of the small farmers here and are at an age where they can only continue farming for about 10 more years up to you. i don't know if by the time couldn't when it his clients is maria leah, who together with her husband and a

, our ukraine's president bottom is zalinski, has addressed the summit of european leaders in more dover are discussing security concerns in the face of russia's war. and you, great, you want you dw news coming up next is our talk show to the point i will be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day i can see you then the to the point strong, clear positions, international perspective confusion over the board and ukraine. what is the current strategy? what happened to the concert offensive visit underway? all the reasons on the tax on russian law already part of it. these are the questions we off today the to leave the guys it's evelyn charmaya. welcome to my pod cast matters that i am by celebrities, influenza and experts to talk about all playing loved data and yet today, nothing less the south. all these things in more and the news season of the fuck. com. make sure to tune in wherever you get your costs and join the conversation because you know, it's last matter loudest voice, i am must see on the new jobs. she's the face of a protest movement. i did not t

a traveler, a shot dead to security officers. admiral dover, susie now international airport. the suspect from to g gets done, grabbed the guards gun after being denied entry into the country. another traveller was wounded in the shooting. all passengers were also evacuated from the airport in hong kong, a pro democracy radio station to shut down, blaming a dangerous political situation in the territory. citizens radio also said it's bank account had been frozen. it's just the latest pro democracy media outlet to close after raising and post a national security law. and critics, a has stifled defense shining a light on the dark side of the universe. that's the task of a new mission by the european space agency that set to launch on saturday. euclid aims to find out more about 2 of the universe is greatest mysteries, dark energy, and dark matter. mark the euclid admission aims to investigate the most mysterious forces of our universe, dark matter and dark energy. unlocking the secrets of these invisible forces will greatly increase our understanding of space. visible matter, re

this is the, the, the new line from the landscape makes a surprise appearance, a neighboring a mole, dover, as nearly 50 georgia p leaders from inside and outside the a. you need to discuss security in the face of russia's war on ukraine also on the program. please, 3 people are killed in the latest russian ass drive, home and ukrainian capital. the leasing of foreign ministers in south africa is overshadowed by questions about vladimir poach and when he faced or rest, if he attends the summit back and forth, the irish. okay, welcome to the program ukrainian presence full on demand. savanski has joined nearly 50 other european leaders for summit in molto to discuss security on the continent in the face of russian aggression. i, one of the stated goals of this meeting of the european political community is to send a strong signal to moscow unto underscore support from all of us aspirations to join the a you, well, the water is the heat may be rushed as next august. if moscow wins of war and ukraine, although i have received a new candidate status alongside to your training last year. speaki

this part of the news to river separate small dover from is pro russian break away state on the eastern bank trends in history. it splits from all dubai, in the 199 piece of frozen pulse soviet, for anyone who wants to visit this region, must take this ferry across the water russian soldiers. yes, they've been here for the past 30 years, officially in a peacekeeping mission. equal to find me says in coach. yeah. right. one of the mold open villages surrounded by transmits trees. at 1st sight, everything appears quiet. but to your e. it's no. slowly it hasn't been quiet here since 1991. as long as the russian army is on the left bank of the eastern and his place is under occupation, there won't be peace any time soon. i mean just enough for forced out, but that of the village, which sherry is blake. there are plenty in this community who feel neglected by the move to open government in case you know and have a soft spot for russia. it's less than pm stands. we are absolutely not against russia. we prefer close ties to help and support each other that has so many people hate putting becau

the big question dominates here is where the small dover is. mr. clinton next target on dw the one to the f b i c i a and most of has been in him for 20 years. nissan of a, a k, a tom is considered the most dangerous leaf on the way we sort of as we say that the poster child for the, the proliferation problem assigned. and then it is said, no one has ever seen a thrown in the side of the secret fugitive right now. that's literally nothing is right here. the most dangerous where it is, who is covering the wanted starts june 29th on dw, the good peaceful as it appears. both of us sits right next door to ukraine and the searing, devastating conflict with no end in sight.

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how nazi, thank you so much from i forgot to mull dover where the president's my us on do was full of warm woods for the you call in the bulk of finally, as of a faulty leaders together, the mold over to discuss the secuity guarantee guarantees in the war in the context of the one ukraine, several of the attendees. i'll wait and see the aspirations for europe and membership fulfilled us despite facing domestic problems such as corruption unless the government protests, the 2nd sammy of the bean political community is a clear expression of our unity strands and determination to act together as a single family. a family that speaks together, a family that works together to address common issues. this comes as dozens of mold of an opposition odds of this modest through the caps, which is now on wednesday. we're in t shirts, printed with messages, critical of presence minus thunder. like here's the presence of silence and the opposition by binding independent media restricting elections and targeting political opposition for both sides so much of his way from the shore. political party, w

of the day across parts of northwest scotland and a brisk breeze running down through the strait of doverst of the warmth. temperatures likely to peak into the mid twenties. that's the mid 70s fahrenheit. so no surprises to hear that u.v. is going to be pretty high across the country. if you are out for any length of time, you need to perhaps bear that in mind. and if you have plans with friends and family outside this evening, it'll be perfect. once again, overnight, the cloud will start to roll back in off the north sea. we could see a little bit of patchy mist and fog developing out to the west. only the early birds will see that it will lift quite readily away. the cloud will take its time to ease, though eventually the sunshine burning it back to the north sea. it might linger in one or two spots and that'll have an impact on the feel of the weather. but generally the story is dry, settled and sunny and still pleasantly warm, particularly with any shelter in the west. now, as we move out of monday into tuesday, high pressure will start to drift its way steadily north and east. there

and that's your news update. conflict down is up next with a special on small dover under russian threat. i'm gonna go fairly in berlin up. see you again at the top of the next hour by the a special edition of complex own with tim sebastian. this is a border crossing point from moldova into ukraine. severest fight to the con moment between ukraine and russia, is roughly a 100 kilometers away. the big question dominates here is where most of the proteins next target conflict. on the interest, the global economy our portfolio g w business b on here's a closer look at the project. our mission to analyze the flight for market dominance. east versus west with dw business be on the highly toxic asbestos. it's been banned for decades in many countries. damage cost to people in the environment is catastrophic. would take more than a 100 years to completely dispose of all this best. those containers use here is only meant tell you the never ending story of asbestos starts june 21st on d. w. the a good peaceful as h a p is. most of us sits right next door to ukraine and the searing, devastating co

of the day across parts of northwest scotland and a brisk breeze running down through the strait of doverine, that's where it will once again see the best of the warmth. temperatures likely to peak into the mid twenties. that's the mid 70s fahrenheit. so no surprises to hear that u.v. is going to be pretty high across the country. if you are out for any length of time, you need to perhaps bear that in mind. and if you have plans with friends and family outside this evening, it'll be perfect. once again, overnight, the cloud will start to roll back in off the north sea. we could see a little bit of patchy mist and fog developing out to the west. only the early birds will see that it will lift quite readily away. the cloud will take its time to ease, though eventually the sunshine burning it back to the north sea. it might linger in one or two spots and that'll have an impact on the feel of the weather. but generally the story is dry, settled and sunny and still pleasantly warm, particularly with any shelter in the west. now, as we move out of monday into tuesday, high pressure will start t

the big question dominates here, is where the mo, dover is to put in the next target. 90 minutes on dw, the, you'll see about the video that goes to enable other data media and legal law. give a lot of data about, again, i will stop into that and i'll give you a go on. would you be able to order that? i'm jo made any of the water currently more people than on the move world wide in search of a better life. to jump be able to use them in a decade to mess with the guns already already a 2 megs up a piece and mid afternoon. does our pearson menissi school or is that i'm was moved to the gets expose, go to lunch when you find out about all the story info, migraines, reliable news for migrant. wherever they may be, the russians no longer need the baltic states. why should name? there's no goals. it's only just practice. at the end of the class, 7 months before russia attacked ukraine, a field team documents, daily life, the town. how are the people who are dealing with the growing tension? they change their world frame hold on. we are with you currently know when i me insight starts drawing