if we see the map of this guy in albania . the map of this guy in albania.isis in albania. political crisis, economical crisis. we have we have this situation more than two decades before in greece, in italia but all immigrants in this country today they are integrated . the today they are integrated. the difference between immigrants in uk and countries the mostly educated people we are living matter who in germany with a absolutely absolutely this is a really important distinction . really important distinction. nobodyis really important distinction. nobody is disputing that at all which is, you know, genuine immigration in and a large population in this country work very hard, etc. but a lot of people are very confused about why many albanians are trying to claim asylum in this country. you seem to be saying that you think albania is a perfectly safe country and that people don't really need asylum over here? is to make a difference between the stability in democratic country. albania a stable country. but it's not to be it's not a democratic and to have

3096 of those who _ albania -- from albania? 3096 of those who arrived _ albania -- from albania?rom albania? 3096 of those who arrived in small - albania -- from albania? 3096 of those who arrived in small boats| those who arrived in small boats were albanian nationals. in my study that we have done so far, there are two main themes. one is related to inflation and cost of living prices. maybe 56% of the wages go to food in 2020, and that is a massive factor why many wanted to leave. the second recurring theme is the majority of those who have come to the uk do not believe that they can live a prosperous life in albania, and that's largely linked to the government. it's linked to insecurity in terms of the legislation, the rule of law and so forth. the last thing is that albania for far too long have tried to join the albania for far too long have tried tojoin the eu and it's getting nowhere. that was largely a geopolitical objection. geopolitical ob'ection. quite a lot of these geopolitical objection. quite a lot of these peeple _ geopolitical objection. quite a lot of these peo

we returned 500 illegal migrants to albania, and we are seeing farfewer come as migrants to albania,table about illegal migration. deterrence work, and with will and determination, the government can get on top of it, and we will. now this will always be a compassionate and generous country. it is something we are all rightly proud of. look at how we've welcomed ukrainians, syrians from refugee camps and hung congress fleeing the crackdown. but the current situation is neither moral nor sustainable. it cannot go on. it is completely unfair on the british people who have opened their homes to genuine refugees, but are now having to spend nearly £6 million a day to put up spend nearly £6 million a day to put up illegal migrants and hotels. it's unfair on the people who come to this country legally to see others skipping the queue. and it's devastatingly unfair on those who most need our help but can't get it, as our asylum system is being overwhelmed by those travelling illegally across the channel. if we can't stop the boats, our ability to help genuine refugees in future will be cons

ah, the king's ancestors had come from albania in the 19th century. and folk had 30 albanian body guards. so a common bond was not surprising. ah, but king photo was toppled in july 1952 in a cool. it was led by a group of army officers that included gammel up done. nasa who would become egyptian president, 4 years later the fall of king folk weakened the big party influence in egypt. their spiritual center . the magole tech in cairo was taken over by the army who used it as an ammunition dump. many egyptian bic touches emigrated some to the united states. however, the highest number of big touches was still in albania, where all religion had been banned. many albanians continue to pass their religious beliefs on to their children with the band was lifted in 1919 and to date. the albanian constitution allows complete religious freedom back touches them is now practised throughout albania, although it remains a minority religion. one that has seen several attempts to close it down ever since it was founded in the 13th century. ah, mitchell, bessy will

but albania became a communist country. after world war 2, with a close relationship to the soviet union, and in 1967, albania is authoritarian leader and the hoosier declared it the world's 1st atheist state. all religions including back touches, were backed as long as didn't, but laura fed the, she breathed fluently, a bulk grey common is me. she tire her, lost i fat, omega companies that live on his thighs, his waiver chin filling with either going is this like buying chassis negative and they think they're missing shipper. common is me inside for in this up is that you know, ve the loser the best fit underneath the bath, cleared english back see worship. good nita witcher, fragment iris, nobody to call them your community for older it. welcome to you. the seem of she should be on the last capital on kesha and jamie tuba, chandra se there a foot and cleric napoleon or ram massacre, one or 2 pathways. her middle elementary is, is anal glitter or dr. in our own version. petition with our dora at bush capital on building th

but the highest numbers are here in albania. there are sophie muslim group influenced by islam and to a lesser extent christianity. they've existed for over 700 years, but at various times almost been wiped out. oh, some said that touches him is more a philosophy than a religion. their spiritual leaders are dervishes. mystics who live simple lives. many booked ashes, enjoyed dancing, drink alcohol, and read poetry. and they put great emphasis on man's connection with nature. he sends silly money is a practicing patasha. ah . holy to hear a lot in victor. she albany. yeah. well, i'm to couldn't, will, to the unit and little beyond herdlica last hobbit deanna the albany ashore year. ality cannot to how to be today young because scully, he, with them non, were us at the one to chava by dante sure. you dictate korea than a facility allowed the nasa. im a totally yes. wow. hiena her jaw dean rosabelle has hobble. you might just wanna talk to so home her dad. luckily been the spelling keyboard and mozilla for. can i leave him a little

so are coming from is albania. you talk all the things that you talk about, oh yeah, these people, they've helped rebuild the nafion they've helped rebuild the nation the rest of it, nation and all the rest of it, it's relevant to them. it's not relevant to them. well, if just come in here, if they just come in here, i mean st johnstone quite a good job of describing various job of describing the various different strands. the government and government is taking to try and get of the borders. issue get on top of the borders. issue one of the first responsibility of a government control of a government is to control the of that country and the borders of that country and to keep people safe through doing by people who want to doing that by people who want to come into the country and people are killed in that country. so we the small boat we need to do the small boat crossing on top of crossing stuff and get on top of that. otherwise people support for the most one for migration with the most one of tolerant, welcomi

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they considered albania as a safe . and albania as a safe.o albania. yeah, in this case, our problems, which recognised by everyone, by the initial reports and by brussels here, but also by uk reports , are of course not by uk reports, are of course not unked by uk reports, are of course not linked with the system that you have there and are not linked with, with the features that your system has there. all of albania has having a high of emigration right now of course because of our internal things. okay but the way they are treated in uk of course it's not up to us. and do you think that the relationship be reset this afternoon? it's first first face to face meeting between your your prime minister and rishi sunak. your prime minister and rishi sunak . so i don't know will sunak. so i don't know will happenin sunak. so i don't know will happen in the meeting. of course obviously i have been opposition but let me tell you , albania and but let me tell you, albania and uk have much more stronger links than those discussed during last six mont

for here albania is arriving for here life rather than fleeing ?i mean, seriously, you know, how to how to judge that you have a properly resourced system that can process the cases . does this can process the cases. does this do anything, any is there any line in this about resourcing the. yes, we haven't seen the details . we haven't seen the details. we haven't seen the data. right give it a minute. so there's nothing in it at all about boosting our capacity to actually process the cases? no, not no, no , there isn't. because not no, no, there isn't. because it is the purpose of this is exactly as you said, it is political. it is because this is a delaying government that wishes to distract from its gross failings. and it knows that. i agree with that. they have basically failed. that is controlling our borders. that is what this is about. it is not about dealing with housing, health. it is education. you're saying it's politics? yeah, it's about politics. the press pause it. it's about policy. so just a few things. i just want to throw out the

but albania is a countries. so a third come from albania . but albania is a safe albania.ut albania is a safe country. why are people from safe countries seeking refuge as if they were coming from a war torn area and the people who are coming all in to the halt in the name , 74% of them a males under name, 74% of them a males under 40. and that's not surprising because they need to be fit to carry out the journey and they need to have the to, money pay the people, traffickers, people who are known in hong as snakeheads, which i've always thought was a wonderfully descriptive term about these bad people who profit , who make people who profit, who make money from the misery of those seeking better lives for themselves. and we have to stop themselves. and we have to stop them as as get the numbers under control to ensure that we have a system that the british people have confidence in, rather than one that is undermined by the belief that we as a nation in the rule of law. today government's made a bold statement . but that's not the statement. but that's not the first time

but all these people come from albania . this is from albania.ible . and arithmetically impossible. and factually not true. they are albanians that come also from other countries, mainly in greece . well also today the, greece. well also today the, northern ireland secretary has told stormont leaders there's no negotiating on the windsor framework and will become law . framework and will become law. chris heaton—harris has been holding talks over the prime minister's post—brexit trade deal at hillsborough castle. it's after a key of the eu, uk known as the stormont brake mark, was overwhelmingly passed in the commons yesterday, due party leader sir jeffrey donaldson described the windsor framework as a

we are now returning hundreds of people back albania. that's back to albania.e need to focus thing to do. we need to focus our resources, focus on generosity , compassion on the generosity, compassion on the world's truly vulnerable people. that's what i want do. i think that's what the volunteer to the country wants to do, too, at the moment, that's not possible because overwhelmed because we're overwhelmed with people queue, people who are jumping queue, breaking and that's breaking the laws, and that's right. that's what we're right. and that's what we're going change next. sky thank going to change next. sky thank you, prime minister. five years ago the then secretary, sajid javid, said was going to make this route unviable . since then, this route unviable. since then, we've know we've seen tens , we've know we've seen tens, thousands of people in the last five years where. do you think your predecessors went wrong? why are you different ? and can i why are you different? and can i also ask, what does success look like you? will you be setting a target for

as cam driver's light, blue eyed nina in albania, can testify with over 1000000 kilometers, clocked up. peter fifa designed the next generation of the seemingly unbreakable car in the early eighty's was done by as is evident from the w. 120 for purism. that was chief of police most guns the, the w 124 was absolutely pure initially reduced to the essentials. so all of those nobility, keep it simple. i simply as you can, the engineering is, is not limited to any a kilometer range. and they wear boots better than it should be, or it could be, oh say these engineers at the time felt honored to be working for the world's oldest car maker and committed to building the best car on the planets. mary jo tyson from the international federation of historic vehicles as inspected a wide variety of cars for him. german quality is linked to german engineers 50 years ago. the marketing marketing didn't play a big role in product planning and product decisions. i saw it was indeed the engineers on the r and d side and also on the production side and who steered the products. ready the product range and

as cam drive as light lu nina, in albania, can testify with over 1000000 kilometers, clocked up. peter pfeifer designed the next generation of the seemingly unbreakable car in the early eighty's with has as evidence from the w. 124 purism. that was g. my police most guns used to hear boom boom, b, w, 124 was absolutely pure initially reduced to the essentials. he said it so all this of there's no penalty for keep it simple. i simply as you can, the engineering is, is not limited for any kilometer range. and they where built better than it should be. or it could be an o, c, d, 's engineers at the time felt honored to be working for the world's oldest. com maker. and committed to building the best car on the planets. mario tyson from the international federation of historic vehicles as inspected a wide variety of calls for him. jim quality is linked to german engineers. 50 years ago, the marketing marketing didn't play a big role in product planning and product decisions. i saw it was indeed the engineers on the r and d side and also on the production side. and who steered the prod

as cam driver's light loo, nina in albania, can testify with over 1000000 kilometers. clocked up. peter fifa designed the next generation of the seemingly unbreakable car in the early eighty's was done as is evident from the w. 124 purism. that was chief of police most guns b, w 124 was absolutely pure initially reduced to the essentials. so all of those nobility, keep it simple. i simply as you can, the engineering is, is not limited to any a kilometer range and they wear boots better than it should be. or it could be an o. c, d, 's engineers at the time felt honored to be working for the world's oldest. com maker and committed to building the best car on the planets. mary jo tyson from the international federation of historic vehicles as inspected a wide variety of cars for him. german quality is linked to german engineers. 50 years ago, the marketing marketing didn't play a big role in product planning and product decisions. i saw it was indeed the engineers on the r and d side and also on the production side and who steered the products. ready the product range and product pla

but all these people come from albania . this is from albania. this is practically impossible , practically impossible, arithmetically impossible . and arithmetically impossible. and factually not true. they are albanians that come also from other countries, mainly in greece . well also today the, greece. well also today the, northern ireland secretary has told stormont leaders there's no negotiating on the windsor framework and will become law . framework and will become law. chris heaton—harris has been holding talks over the prime minister's post—brexit trade deal at hillsborough castle. it's after a key of the eu, uk known as the stormont brake mark, was overwhelmingly passed in the commons yesterday, due party leader sir jeffrey donaldson described the windsor framework as a sticking plaster that would never which the northern ireland then disputed . northern ireland then disputed. world athletics is banning trans gender women from competing in female competitions if they've through male puberty . the world through male puberty. the world at

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i'm pleased that albania. i'm pleased that there's no war. there's no war in albania. conflict in ukraine. there are several reasons people migrate. andrew it could be violence. it could be germany doesn't could be that germany doesn't amount anything. alarm coming amount to anything. alarm coming from that's germany and from albania, that's germany and france should exactly france we should have exactly the policy . okay, so then the same policy. okay, so then so what saying here is if your reason is good enough, then we will. we will we will accept you here. i feel a very different feeling, i think for if you are a of afghanistan and you were working with the british government undercover for many years and suddenly the left we scarpered and we left a lot of people very vulnerable. i think the majority of people watching this would say, yes, we are compassionate. we understand and there should route for there should be a safe route for like that. but i do if it like that. but i do think if it is albania's or economic migrants, majority people migrants, the majority p

no good afternoon, it's now let's turn back to the quill impression, or rather the circulation by albania, of a document to the security council. that was awesome. mentioned that you're pretty worth it. if you want to figure out the transform the archive historically secret council into a garbage can, you have the read to do so you're submitting chelsea documents, a lovely coupla, the private person's nicholas group. me personally, don't represent anybody except for themselves and with hulu for when these people are perfect, are completely financed by you. it's by it western was a sponsor support. and maybe it's time for the legal taxi preparedness with experts of these countries to show some interest in what their governors are doing labels and they ask what the sums of money i spent on these so called bellows. you see an opposition who specifically is paying for this from what sources and wire book, a bugger, apparently with you. and why are you so rich evidently that you can spend and such an onion and such sums of money on the citizens of belarus. rather than addressing your own probl

the jordanian government moved them into a purpose built village albania. the village is also the base camp for the badger. archaeologists. the necessary equipment is stored in one of albedo as simple houses. the team only ever take what they really need with them. as getting to the site is extremely difficult. with the pickups, make their way through the dusty rocky landscape to the entrance into the deep barsha gorge. the spouse vegetation here requires irrigation to grow. these large trees, on the other hand, grew without human interference. they marked the beginning of a gorge shaped by masses of water, of a thousands of years known locally as a seek from here, the team has to continue on foot. the luggage makes the climb even more challenging . multiple journeys are required to transport everything to the site. despite the difficulties, the seek remains the easiest way to access the well hidden location. it is safe to assume that people took the same route to the settlement, 9000 years ago. somewhat unsurprisingly, father was 1st discovered by a mounta

but all these people come from albania . this is from albania. this is practically impossible , practically impossible, arithmetically impossible . and arithmetically impossible. and factually not true. they are albanians that come also from other countries, mainly in greece . well also today the, greece. well also today the, northern ireland secretary has told stormont leaders there's no negotiating on the windsor framework and will become law . framework and will become law. chris heaton—harris has been holding talks over the prime minister's post—brexit trade deal at hillsborough castle. it's after a key of the eu, uk known as the stormont brake mark, was overwhelmingly passed in the commons yesterday, due party leader sir jeffrey donaldson described the windsor framework as a sticking plaster that would never which the northern ireland then disputed . northern ireland then disputed. world athletics is banning trans gender women from competing in female competitions if they've through male puberty . the world through male puberty. the world at

and the highest number of applicants last year came from albania, followed by afghanistan, iran, iraqght now, two thirds of all applicants will wait at least six months for a ruling. now, in december, the government took action. it introduced measures to tackle the gangs it says are responsible for albania being at the top of this list. it says since then 500 albanians have been sent back. the government also says it wants asylum seekers to come to the uk by what it calls safe and legal routes. we know there are already schemes for some people from ukraine, afghanistan and hong kong, and these schemes have contributed to that record net migration figure we saw earlier. but organisations such as the refugee council argue that for most people seeking asylum, there aren't safe and legal routes available. it's also useful to compare the uk with other european countries. the most recent data we have for this is 2021. here it is. germany is top of that list. france and spain next, all received more asylum applications than the uk. italy and others received fewer. now, we know measures to st

and the highest number of applicants last year came from albania, followed by afghanistan, iran, iraq two thirds of all applicants will wait at least six months for a ruling. now, in december, the government took action. it introduced measures to tackle the gangs it says are responsible for albania being at the top of this list. it says since then, 500 albanians have been sent back. the government also says it wants asylum seekers to come to the uk by what it calls safe and legal routes. we know there are already schemes for some people from ukraine, afghanistan and hong kong and these schemes have contributed to that record net migration figure we saw earlier. but organisations such as the refugee council argue that for most people seeking asylum there aren't safe and legal routes available. it's also useful to compare the uk with other european countries. the most recent data we have for this is 2021. here it is. germany is top of that list. france and spain next, all received more asylum applications than the uk, italy and others received fewer. now we know measures to stop the boa

if b r has said a leak at the laboratory in the most likely course in albania, thousands of opposition support of march ethridge through the capital, tirana, demanding the resignation of prime minister. any rama. they accuse him of corruption, which they say has pushed families into poverty and led to an exodus of young people from the country rummage, denies the claim, and is refusing to step down britons king charles is to make his 1st state visits to germany and france will travel to berlin and paris, when consul camilla, later this month, the king will become the 1st british governed to address the german parliament. is official coronation takes place in the search for bodies in grace's worth. train crash is winding up. at least 57 people died after a passenger service crashed, head on into a freight train near the city of larissa. a 3rd day of protests is being held of a port railway safety. at 1st light emergency services are back combing through the wreckage. several people are still unaccounted for 3 days after a fatal crash between a passenger train and a freight train. they w

we can just say no people albania. no to no to people from albania. no to people india.ndia. there's no war happens war there. that's what happens in that's what's in germany. that's what's happenedin in germany. that's what's happened in sweden. why don't we do as simple as that ? do something as simple as that? yes, there's no doubt at all that they can adopt the tactic that they can adopt the tactic that other european countries have done in terms of saying to people from safe countries like, i'll being here that you're not going to qualify for asylum , you going to qualify for asylum, you will be automatically rejected if it requires the government to be firm in that particular commitment. but we know as well that there is no end to the legal challenges that lawyers acting on behalf of these asylum seekers, on behalf of the refugees and human rights charities, are prepared to put before the courts. and that's why we're seeing rwanda and the policy there are being challenged repeatedly each time that it finds in favour actually of the government, then it's we appeal t

this is come from albania. this is theoretically impossible. arithmetically impossible. and factually not true. they are albanians that come also from other countries , mainly greece . other countries, mainly greece. well, here, the northern ireland secretary has told stormont leaders there's no negotiating. the windsor framework and it will become law. chris heaton—harris has been holding talks over the prime minister's post—brexit trade deal at hillsborough castle . that's hillsborough castle. that's after a key element of the eu uk agreement known as the stormont brake was overwhelmingly passed in the house of commons yesterday. dup leader sir jeffrey donaldson described the windsor framework as a sticking plaster that won't work , but plaster that won't work, but which the northern ireland secretary disputed. parliament has banned the chinese owned social media app tiktok from all government devices. it follows security concerns from the house of commons and lords, but won't include personal devices. scotland has followed suit with its deputy first minister, saying t

granted more than 50% of asylum requests from citizens of a safe european country and nato's ally, albania from using modern slavery rules to prevent removal. that was the home secretary announcing new legislation in parliament to try to stop all stem the flow of small boats arriving in the flow of small boats arriving in the uk. to give you an idea of what she has said, in short the new bill would effectively ban people entering the uk illegally from claiming asylum, or re—entering in the future. it places a duty on the home secretary and the home office to deport them as soon as they reasonably can, reasonably practicable, if you like. it has had a bit of criticism from the opposition labour party, particularly the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper, who said the bill is not a solution and is effectively letting smugglers off the hook. we have heard from the refugee council which says it breaks the uk's commitment to give people a fair hearing no matter how they reach this country. there are a few concerns and issues surrounding what has been announced today, we will be hearing a littl

but all these people come from albania . this is from albania.is theoretically impossible arithmetically impossible. and factually not true. we albanians that come also from other countries mainly greece . i was countries mainly greece. i was going say, oh, i see. there are albanians that are coming from greece. that's not split as well . these people giving up any in the first place. right. let's take a look at what's coming up in this hour. i'll be joined by comedian jim davidson from mock the week. and we'll be discussing the top stories, including of the including the part of the inquiry putin meeting jinping inquiry putin meeting xi jinping and albania's prime minister. uk visit to the uk ireland for the great british debate hour. i'm asking, do you believe that there a climate crisis early there is a climate crisis early this world's top this week the world's top scientists delivering final warning climate crisis . warning on the climate crisis. according to the intergovernmental panel on climate change , we have to act climate change, we h

from albania.ve surveys people , but have been surveys of people, but if someone's from syria, afghanistan , iraq, for example , afghanistan, iraq, for example, they're very unlikely to send them back because for the obvious reason that those are extremely dangerous countries and that obviously hurdles again, i imagine a lot of the pubuc again, i imagine a lot of the public won't really care one way or the other about that . but as or the other about that. but as peter was saying, there , you peter was saying, there, you know, the french essentially face exactly the same problem that we do with a similar sort of scale . and they haven't found of scale. and they haven't found a way to solve it either. so, yeah , i mean, that's what this yeah, i mean, that's what this polling suggests, that there's no hope really in the conservative or labour party to sort this issue. yeah. i mean that speaks to is that. no i mean it speaks i've said this a few times on our own site that i think the biggest one of th

country have been to albania. and albania has agreed that can be sent back there . years ago we sent back there. years ago we had a treaty with france that we could send them to france. i mean, the irony is people the refuge fees and we'll call them refugees , but most of them refugees, but most of them actually are economic migrants are travelling through safe countries like germany and france . and under international france. and under international treaty you should be able to get asylum in the very first country, which is safe. you know . instead, they're going across all these other safe countries, including switzerland and wanting to come to this golden nevada, which is the united kingdom . we should be like all kingdom. we should be like all these countries . and i was these countries. and i was surprised looking at this today , including austria, have big migrant problems. germany and france, they're far bigger problems than we have. and we try and make it out that, you know, they they they just hand all t

i'm talking about countries such as montenegro, croatia, or here, albania, but all this tenderness ofure breaks down about the attitude towards you from the outside. almost the entire population of these countries, because where the resort areas see you as not a person, and not juice or a bag of money that you need to take away, including mountains and the sun beyond the sea, which have nothing to do with montenegrins, croats or albanians, and where it’s not a resort area, but quite ordinary regions where people just live on they look at you with a thought. how do tourists live? zadolbali anywhere from you. don't hide. get back to your resort regions, which we have citizens of their countries in our state. we were squeezed out to earn money from you on tourists. and there is the rest of the world, because that europe is a small part of the planet with slightly different nature, but plus or minus exactly the same traditions, which every year blurs even more. here is democratic uniformity, and the most wonderful country to visit. while the majority of belarusians. let's face it , the mo

albania's u.n.mbassador read out a statement, saying women and girls in afghanistan are facing one of the world's worst human rights crises. >> we demand the taliban immediately reverse all oppressive measures against women and girls and respect the human rights of all afghan people. >> the u.n. security council later discussed the issue. member states, mostly western nations, expressed concern over the taliban's measures. the envoys from russia and china said they'll cooperate with efforts to protect women's rights, but they also criticized western countries, saying their economic pressure has aggravated afghanistan's humanitarian crisis. >>> millions of women across the globe have demonstrated toark international women's day. they called for advances in women's rights. thousands of women in istanbul rallied despite a ban on protests. police blocked their access to a main avenue and used tear gas to disperse them. >> in the peruvian capital of lima, hundreds of indigenous women marched. they demand

one is albania, that is helpful because there are a lot of albanian asylum-seekers at the moment.er is rwanda, where, because of legal arguments, and any possible deportations to rwanda are completely blocked, and probably will be for a year. this legislation being announced tomorrow won't come into effect for 6-9 months, and therefore we are facing a whole summer under the current problems. i think the other question for the government is, so what are you going to do to try to ense that this summer's problems are dealt with? because a lot of people are going to come in small boats as soon see weather improves. >>'s or david attenborough is returning to the screens, but for the first time his focus is on the british isles. filmed over three year period, it is the first time we've seen sir david on location in several years. it promises to reveal a previously unseen side of british wildlife. >> welcome to a place that is astonishing. nature in the silence can be extraordinary. it rivals anything i've seen elsewhere. it's not far, it's home. >> at 96 years old, sir david attenboroug