. , , ., ., albania.a. this comes at a time where a lot of— albania. this comes at a time where a lot of european - where a lot of european countries, including in the uk, are trying to work out how to process applications from economic migrants and asylum seekers. it economic migrants and asylum seekers. , , ~ economic migrants and asylum seekers. , , . ., , seekers. it is very much a big deal seekers. it is very much a big deal. there _ seekers. it is very much a big deal. there are _ seekers. it is very much a big deal. there are a _ seekers. it is very much a big deal. there are a lot - seekers. it is very much a big deal. there are a lot of - deal. there are a lot of parties in the centre of european politics who are concerned about the populist parties on the right, but also on the left, gaining ground with an anti—migrant agenda. but they also recognise there is a problem. ursula van der leyen, the head of the eu commission, said only one in five migrants were being returned, so even people who som

albania to strike this deal.£560 million over five years, but it will be worth it as far as italy is concerned. if it can be that deterrent. and you're right, tom, to say it differs from the rwanda scheme in that it is not final settlement. if they are granted asylum, they can, in theory, return to italy. >> but we know that italy is a member of the echr signs up to the un, 1951 convention on refugees. all of these different international structures will mean the vast majority of people will be able to say they come from a country that is less developed, with fewer opportunities. perhaps they could say they were in fear for their lives and they'll be granted asylum despite being processed somewhere else. >> well, what italy says with regard to that is there are 21 countries that they've deemed to be safe countries, countries where migrants come from to try to get to italy and then into the eu . and so what they're the eu. and so what they're doing is they're sending only males, non—vulnerable males who come from

coming off a diverted version. italy, as government tries to revive a program to send migrants to albania, for asylum processing. after able to shut down by a court, enroll the i, michael ok, welcome. the white house is making a fresh push to secure a ceasefire in the middle east. before next month's us presidential election. secretary of state anthony blinking has arrived in israel, his 11th trip to the middle east since hostilities began. it's also his 1st visit since is really forces killed young, yet single. the leader of the homeless village includes blinking will also be discussing the spillover from the conflict in lebanon, where israel is fighting, has bo, oh, corresponded emily go, dean is in jerusalem. emily, let's talk about the prospect's of the ceasefire as blinking meets and netanyahu today. israel has taken out homeless leadership, of course. might that be a breakthrough as well when it comes to the seems far 12 says really no indication at the moment that would suggest that they would be successful in the near future. many, including the us president job, i have hoped, une

albania?to transfer them to italy.ourt ruled against a plan to send migrants to albania for processing, in a blow to a major policy of italy's right—wing government. the first group of migrants, from bangladesh and egypt, were sent to albania this week. but the court in rome decided they must now be brought to italy. our europe regional editor danny aeberhard explained what happened today. these are 12 men who have been picked up by the italian coastguard vessel and they are from bangladesh and egypt and they were transferred to albania by the italian navy and entered the reception centres on wednesday, so they have only been there for a few days. they have now been taken to italy and they will have their asylum claims processed in italy. this follows a judgment yesterday by an italian court that says that they didn't qualify, they didn't meet the criteria, for being sent to albania in the first place because the countries they came from were not deemed to be safe. it made that decision on the basis of a preliminary ru

and italy has paid for and will manage two reception centres that it's built in northern albania thatants per month, and from those centres, which will be run by the italians, they will be able to make asylum claims to be in italy. if they are accepted, they will be allowed to go to italy if they are deemed to have come from countries that italy sees as safe countries of origin and not therefore eligible for asylum claims, they will be deported. but that is a moot point because the european court ofjustice ruled earlier this month that italy cannot unilaterally designate a country as a safe country of origin, and many of the countries that italy does see as safe, the european court of justice says are not so. so there are likely to be huge legal challenges from the migrants that are rejected, that they have their claims rejected. and this is going to be a legal minefield for italy. yeah, absolutely. so what will happen to those migrants whose claims are rejected? italy says that they will appeal against any european court ofjustice ruling. i have to say the ec] is their decision was n

we're going to spend £4 million doing up prisons in albania.0 of the most dangerous albanians out of the uk, who shouldn't even be in the uk to begin with. it's absolutely bonkers. britain, a great example of bonkers britain. we should be removing all foreign national criminals from the country. all 11,000 of them, which, by the way, costs them, which, by the way, costs the british taxpayer £550 million a year. how many winter fuel payments for pensioners would that pay for? >> there you go. you can calculate that at home. tell me the answer, sean. simon, what do you make to it? >> it's a it's a classic example of how this goes, which is you you take a nuanced answer to a complex problem and you say , complex problem and you say, bonkers, bonkers. this is bonkers. britain. the bottom line is the bottom line is this government took over three months ago whenever it was, and found itself in an extraordinary situation, that the prisons are full, completely full. you can't have a country where the prisons are full. they've had to do several things

but the migraine to that were returned to italy from albania, on court orders were from other countries, egypt and bangladesh. what's going on here? so yeah, it's a complicated situation, but essentially this decree isn't so much about the names of the country on the list, but raw, the via tele and government taking control of the list. so the idea of the degree is that now it's holly and judges will refer to this list that via tele, and government deems as safe countries. i'm that the government can update it every 6 months. raw the done as an old system, which meant that it still came under the u back in october. the 4th judges at the european court of justice, which is used for quotes which old judges across the use 27 countries referred to as the sort of primary court in new york in union. those judges rule that is in that country, there are parts which might not be safe for somebody to some be some back to the even if the whole country is considered safe. that if some of it isn't safe, then it can be considered a safe country. and that's what happened with the egyptians on the buyi

italy says up to 36,000 asylum seekers could be sent to albania each yean could be sent to albania each year, but only non—vulnerable men from safe countries will qualify . in other news now, the qualify. in other news now, the debate on assisted dying is intensifying as new legislation is set to be introduced in parliament for the first time in nearly a decade. dame esther rantzen, who has stage four lung cancen rantzen, who has stage four lung cancer, has called for careful legislation, sharing her fears of a painful death and urging the public to write to mps ahead of the vote. however, the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, is warning the law could lead to a slippery slope . and lead to a slippery slope. and finally, prince william has called for a movement, a movement that creates systematic change to end homelessness in the uk. the prince of wales was speaking at tonight's centrepoint awards, a charity of which he is a patron. it comes after he defended his work trying to tackle homelessness despite his own privileged royal life. in a new itv documentary, the prince of wales

now a ship carrying the first migrants from italy has arrived in albania today, marking the start ofsial plan to process thousands of asylum seekers in the balkan nation. yes. >> so while italy is deporting migrants who have arrived in the country illegally, here in the uk, the government is actually actively looking for more hotels to put arrivals up in. >> well , this despite keir >> well, this despite keir starmer promising to end the use of migrant hotels during the election campaign and of course, slamming the conservatives record on the issue. let's have a listen to what he had to say on the issue of migrant hotels last year. >> they sit in hotels and digs for months on end at the taxpayers expense. last year, he promised to end the hotel farce thatis promised to end the hotel farce that is the talk. but because of his mess, there are thousands of people who can't claim asylum and cannot be returned. so where does he actually think they are going to end up? >> okay, so he doesn't like hotels , but unfortunately, hotels, but unfortunately, presumably because of the tories record

albania?to transfer them to italy.ts to albania for processing, in a blow to a major policy of italy's right—wing government. the first group of migrants, from bangladesh and egypt, were sent to albania this week. but the court in rome decided they must now be brought to italy. government sources have insisted that extending a freeze on income tax thre5hold5 won't breach labour's manifesto. this comes amid 5ugge5tion5 the chancellor is considering keeping them as they are, beyond 2028, dragging more people into higher tax bands as earnings ri5e. in the run up to the election, labour said it wouldn't increase the rate at which income tax is charged. i asked our political correspondent tom symond5 to explain what this might mean for tax payers. the critical word you read that there was a rate of income tax and what the government is saying is the threshold at which you start to pay income tax is not the same as the rate of income tax. a5 everybody knows, you pay income tax at just over £12,500. what the government has do

so why should she go to albania? what's albania got to albania?a got to do with the lithuanian woman ? to do with the lithuanian woman? that's the whole point. they met in the uk. they got married here. they had a baby here. the uk is their home now. it doesn't matter what the colour of their passport. what's albania got to do with the lithuanian woman? okay. why should the family just uproot and go to albania? i just don't understand. >> if someone comes here on houday >> if someone comes here on holiday and has a baby, are they automatically british? >> no, no they're not. that's the whole point. they weren't. >> this person was illegally here. >> yes, well, he was here for ten years. she's been here. i don't know how long. they've had a baby together. they want to start a family in the uk. i mean, why should the lithuanian woman go to albania? isn't that okay? >> well, we do have to get to a break, but we'll be back to this later in the show. but for now, doctor shoaib khan, really appreciate your time discussing this contentious issue with us.

and north macedonia and conducts independent. with albania and does not hold negotiations with northedonia, because north macedonia has not reached a historic compromise with bulgaria, but this is wrong, because yes, let's say, now north macedonia and bulgaria will agree on something, north macedonia will make some changes, including of a constitutional nature, and what will happen after north macedonia joins the european union? who will interfere with north macedonia then to change our constitution if we want some, you know, arrangements not on this and that. 5 years, and strategically for a century, then we should act together, and not one country, taking advantage of the fact that it joined some european or euro-atlantic structures earlier than another, tried to impose its vision of reality on others, so in principle there is i have an absolutely clear understanding, and i am here to ensure that such a question does not arise, and if you do not do what we ask of you, then you do not get what we, in principle, should do, if not was those circumstances, this is what i think is a ver

and north macedonia and is conducting independent negotiations with albania. and does not negotiate with north macedonia, because north macedonia has not reached a historic compromise with bulgaria, but this is wrong, because yes, let's say, now north macedonia and bulgaria will agree on something, north macedonia will make some changes, in that of a constitutional nature, and what will happen after north macedonia joins the european union? who will interfere with north macedonia then to change our constitution, if we want some, you know, agreements not for these five years, but... for a century, then we have to act together, and not one country taking advantage of the fact that it joined the some european or euro-atlantic structures, others tried to impose their vision of reality, therefore , in principle, i have an absolutely clear understanding, and i support here, by the way, andrzej duda. szymon of the polish parliament , the main thing is that the issue is not even about gumming up, the issue is that we solve our complex problems, as members of a common european family, so tha

and north macedonia. and conducts independent negotiations with albania and does not conduct negotiations with north macedonia, because north macedonia did not reach a historic compromise with bulgaria, but this is wrong, because yes, let's say, now north macedonia and bulgaria will agree on something, north macedonia will leave for some changes, including those of a constitutional nature, and what will happen after the north will macedonia join the european union? who will prevent north macedonia from changing its constitution then, if we want some, you know, houses'. not for these five years, but strategically for a century, then we should act together, and not one country, taking advantage of the fact that it joined some european or euro-atlantic structures earlier than another, tried to impose its vision on others reality, so in principle it is absolutely clear in my mind. and here i support, by the way, andrzej dud, i support the speaker of the polish parliament szymon main, that the question is not even a question, the question is that we solve our complex problems as members of a c

albania will host the planetary forum at the end of october. 2025 is a significant year for ias, theesults of the work will be summed up, and for belarus this is the year of the chairmanship. belarus intends to maintain continuity and will also propose. approach to work. we must sum up the results of the work, and also lay down the basic principles for the implementation of the declaration signed by the heads of state of the five in december last year, on the further development of the union. the policy of peacefulness, openness and good neighborliness without visas to belarus is becoming increasingly popular among residents of europe. the dynamics are positive, in just one week more than 4,000 foreigners from 38 european countries entered our country. since the launch of the extended visa-free regime in july, more than 4,600 guests from 35 countries have visited. belarusian hospitality visa-free entry - this is an opportunity not only to travel freely, but to see with your own eyes everything that the country lives by. to increase mutual trade turnover to half a billion dollars. thi

they sent him back to albania. albania. okay. and then he got josh and then they.hen they and then he snuck back into britain. and so they found him in britain, and they said, we're deporting him. and he said, no, you can't deport me because i've had a baby with a lithuanian woman who isn't who isn't a citizen. i don't think a lithuanian is not a seesahai. >> he was a right to remain after, i would imagine. >> okay, so she is. and so she, you know, to be fair, the type is very small, but it does seem like an extraordinary abuse of the intentions of this act or this court, which is obviously really, really rather old and creaking now and seem to be like one of the main reasons for brexit was supposed to be to detach ourselves from this and be able to control our borders more tightly, and yet nobody's laid a glove on it since. do you know what? can i just just stop you there? because this hasn't done anything yet. this has to done anything yet. this has to do with me. because if my wife decided to, like, kick me out, would i be kicked out after having two kids in thi

wasn't as bad as my ex wife said it was going to be. >> i won't that that's the end of albania.f lewis's kids access . today's lewis's kids access. today's trans waffle coming up in the third half. that's in new hampshire. birds are not people or vice versa. and is spitting facts in virginia. see you in a and welcome back to headliners. so, nick, we have important news in the guardian now from new hampshire or should i say new hampton. >> yes. the headline is it's very powerful new hampshire ruling protects trans kids from being outed. those are very much the words of the guardian and not the words of nick dixon or of gb news, because this is a disgusting law that has been sort of doubled down on here. so in august, the new hampshire supreme court upheld a lower court's ruling on the school district policy affirming trans and gender nonconforming students rights to privacy concerning their gender identities and presentation at school. what it basically means is they can discuss it with a therapist as this person had here, and discuss it with the school and not tell their parents

the judges of the court were supposed to issue a fair verdict on the water conflict between albania anditain, the plintif in this case, was very optimistic about the legal processing of the case. that battle for freedom from fear, in which all men of good will are now engaged, the judicial settlement of disputes on the basis of law and justice is an essential and the case was closed. many years past, and probably the residents of the hague palace, or better known as the international court of justice were not aware that the most important case that was going to be referred to the court was not one of those lawsuits related to blue-eyed europeans. the most important case of the court was dealing with humanitarian disaster between the eastern part of the jordan river and its mediterranean coast. entious and partial, the applicants presentation of these facts is it's analogous to the second provisional measure in the bosnia and myanmar cases respectively. commenting on one of the most historic meetings of the court, the german and french governments say we are deeply committed to respectin

as a government protest, as in albania, i'll have clashed with police and the capital to ronald, demanding that the government be replaced by a technocratic can't say cabinet ahead of next to us election police. the 10 officers were injured in the passions the you has wanted. political violence could damage albanians hope of joining the european union. the prize in physics has been awarded to the american john hop field and the canadian, jeffrey hinton. for the pioneering work in the field of machine learning, the research has gone on to be used as building blocks for advanced auto official learning, as well as pass on the recognition suite and memorization. today decided c r p in union says it will appeal to the world trade organization. often the china imposed anti dumping measures on brandy inputs from the block. these uses the new restrictions violate free trade route sinus decision comes off to the you voted to impose import terrace on the electric vehicles made in china. the use economy commissioner says those taxes was fair and appropriate. there was no need for badging to retaliate

but countries claiming human rights like albania and france, despite all these evidences and documents , instead of trying or returning these terrorists , they are still harboring them. he can't be arrogant in front of a terrorist group. the security council in various resolutions, especially 13 73 and the resolutions passed after september 11, 2001, which approved the element of harboring or asylum. dan added and said that if a government simply shelters these people, it is only sheltering them, without giving them a strategy, guiding them, supporting them logistically, and simply placing that hosting in the responsibility of the court judge. he also criticized the dual behavior of international organizations in the terrorist category. on december 9, 1994 , the general assembly of the united nations called for the approval of its most comprehensive document in the fight against international terrorism. ethnic, religious or any other terror in the world. it is not justifiable , mr. dehghan said, iran uses all legal tools to try and punish terrorists . mehdi javadiar of sed and sima new

more than 120 defendants from belgium, albania, colombia and north africa were accused of having participated after investigators cracked encrypted messaging apps. lauren walkerfrom the lauren walker from the brussels times, good to see you, one of the biggest ever drugs trials, they had to use former nato headquarters because there were so many people involved in the trial, but what is the background?- trial, but what is the background? trial, but what is the backrround? , , , background? first, this is the result of events _ background? first, this is the result of events that - background? first, this is the result of events that took - result of events that took place more than three years ago, authorities were able to crack billions of encrypted messages sent on the crypto phone. in the past few years the cases of... this led to a large police operation. police searched around 200 locations across the country, dealers, people on the outskirts such as police officers and lawyers. it has ended and we have lengthy prison sentences, for how many people? prison sentences, for how many --eole?

but countries that claim human rights, such as albania and france, despite all these evidences and documentstead of trial or the return of these terrorists still harbors them. he can't take a bloodbath in front of a terrorist group. in various resolutions, especially 13 73 and the resolutions passed after september 11, 2001, the security council added the element of harboring and said that if a government simply gives shelter to these people, it is just giving them shelter without providing them with a strategy. provide guidance , support them in terms of logistics, and make the court judge responsible for the dual behavior of international organizations in the terrorist category. on december 9, 1994 , the united nations general assembly criticized that terrorism in the world cannot be justified by terrorism or any other reason. mr. dehghan said: iran uses all legal tools to try and punish terrorists . mehdi javadiar of sed and sima news agency. congratulations, the bed and chandelier you have chosen are very harmonious. thank you. the important thing is that you can buy them from their spec

here they went, yes, some went to albania for training, some went to germany.y went to hungary, the location of the barracks, certificates, training, documents, special services will study, a gun, a shot, the target is hit, howitzer batteries work in cooperation with tank crews, the terrain allows for cover, like if suddenly the enemy starts to fire back, that is, firstly, it is an enemy, secondly, that is, for... for itself, as it were , a mini dugout, so it is possible to take cover and there is with the help of an attack drone and it was possible to destroy an american m-37 howitzer. with the support of army aviation , units of the northern group of forces repelled two enemy counterattacks in just one day, destroying more than 150 militants. stanislav nazarov, sergey truskov, vesti kurbskaya oblast. the ebola epidemic began in west africa in december 2013, a two-year-old boy died of the disease. yes, people are buried here from ibola, when they bury people from ebola, no one is allowed in, only. red rat, a highly contagious infection, even my teeth hurt, my

available motor transport, by order of the command, was taken away and transported from africa to albania. for 3 months, the italian troops stood still, not daring to go on the attack. this delay allowed the british to accumulate forces for a counterattack. the newest british matilda tanks were delivered to egypt. on december 9, 1940 , the british went on the offensive and already on the third day of fighting, the italians were driven out of egypt. in 2 months, they advanced more than 800 km and occupied eastern libya. 130,000 italian soldiers were captured, including 22 generals. the retreating italians, having thrown down their weapons and seized trucks, tried to escape from the front at any cost. the remnants of the italian troops barricaded themselves in the libyan capital, tripoli. it seemed that a little more. and italy would forever lose its largest african colony. it must be said that the british had a very good school colonial wars. the italians don't have such a school. yes, there were fewer englishmen, but the english held key points, strongholds, and what is a desert? it's an

and iraq, but then albania , huge and iraq, but then albania, huge numbers from albania.u've got eritrea and sudan, then you've got 1 or 2 bizarre ones in there. martin, for example , there. martin, for example, you've got vietnam, which is a country that i know people have been on holiday to vietnam, and in fact, the uk has signed a trade agreement with vietnam. so you can't really say that vietnam is a country that that people have a right to , to flee people have a right to, to flee from. likewise, you go down the list, you've got india on there , list, you've got india on there, kuwait, you know, some of these countries are our allies and they certainly wouldn't be considered to be countries that we couldn't return people to. and yet you look at that chart that we produced and you put it up on your screen now and you say , well, you know why? why are say, well, you know why? why are these people not being not being returned ? because we can't see returned? because we can't see any reason. the echr which everyone's talking about at the moment , it everyone's talking ab

as a result, more than half a million of them came from albania to support, it is clear that they werevolved in crime, that is , weapons, drugs, all over europe, all europeans know this when they communicate with politics. from europe they say: we know all this, but they know everything, but they say nothing, and accordingly, it turns out, they committed aggression against independent states in order to take part of the territory, they put their nato base there now demands that we admit it, that is, here you are and on us all this was tested, that is, first the color revolution was tested here, then nato aggression, everything that happened here, as a result, here is what is happening here, russia, ukraine, it was planned to belarus. their soldiers were not there, they only bombed all the cities with missiles, i say, all the bridges, military police facilities, this is not even discussed, civilian facilities, civilian objects, infrastructure, mines, houses, neighborhoods were demolished, you understand that if the russian federation had acted like that, then nothing would have been lef

so they are in albania as well.what this government does, given that they have been so resistant to offshoring migrants in terms of the processing, the £700 invested in rwanda, they said, was just a gimmick, and they've ditched that on their first day in office. so we'll never know if rwanda could have proved to be the deterrent that rishi sunak and previous administrations within the conservative government believed it would be. >> well, let's hope yvette cooper has been learning some lessons and we do come back with something more than just soundees something more than just soundbites about smashing gangs. mark white, thank you very much for explaining how many more migrants are coming across this afternoon, because the weather's nice, right? there's lots more to come between now and 5:00, including the news that two metropolitan police officers have been given their jobs back have been given theirjobs back following a stop and search ordeal. we'll have all the reaction to this breaking story, but first, let's get

with migration, even though her policies of sending migrants rescued at sea to detention centres in albaniawhat will israel do next? it's scored a series of stunning blows against hamas and hezbollah, and it's reportedly worked out plans for an equally devastating attack on iran. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, doesn't want israel to hit iran too hard, and he'd prefer to get the israeli government to concentrate on what happens next in gaza. hamas certainly hasn't been destroyed in gaza but, for the time being, it doesn't have any leaders left alive who can properly negotiate, especially about the return of the israeli hostages. and if benjamin netanyahu has worked out what he wants to do with gaza long—term, he's certainly given no sign of it. some of his cabinet ministers want to hand over the northernmost part of the territory, or maybe the whole of it, to israeli settlers. that'd be totally unacceptable to the biden administration. but, as so often happens, the americans may not be able to do all that much to stop it, if it does happen. britain, france and germany say, rather

the right to family project is implemented not only in ukraine, but also in albania, armenia, belarushe is financially supported by the federal ministry of economic cooperation and development of germany, because even in the difficult conditions of a full-scale war, there are no strangers' children. good evening, we are from ukraine, well, the big ater continues, we continue, and now it's time to talk about the events that happened outside the borders of our state, yuri fizer is ready talk about the most important thing, good evening, yuriy, please. good evening to you, vasyl, and good evening to everyone who watches today's broadcast, so i will immediately say that the fizer has not disappeared anywhere, and the world about ukraine is back on the air of the espresso tv channel, it just took a week. to look away, but i return and continue to tell all the most important things that happen during the day to you, our viewers, and today about this, the victory of the far-right in the elections in austria, another statement by pope francis, well, in tbilisi are ready to make peace with abk

that's what will know some of the other stories and the headlines today as a government protest isn't albania, have flashed with police and the capital toronto, the demanding that the government be replaced by a technocratic can take the cabinets ahead of next year's election. police said 10 officers with injured in the classes, you as well that political violence could damage. a baby is hope of joining the european union uses. it will appeal to the world trade organization of the china in post anti dumping measures on brand. the inputs from the blog, china is move comes off to the e. u voltage to impose terrace on electric vehicles made in china use economy commission as, as those taxes were fair and appropriate. the prime suspect in the 2007 disappearance of the british top law medlin, because has been cleared of all charges in a separate sex primes trial in germany, christie and b had been accused of rape and sexual abuse. children the remains the prime suspect in all kinds disappearance from her bedroom in portugal. so charges have never been brought people in the us state of florida prep

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year's election. 10 officers were injured european union as wont that political violence could damage albania, as hopes of joining the block finish as president kind of side has been re elected and what's being presented as a landslide victory. the head of the electoral commission said he received over 90 percent of the vote on sunday, but several arrivals with jail during the campaign for they say he is showing in a new author with terry and receipt voters in those and being tied to the post this week for elections have to bring significant change. the ruling for a limo potty has dominated national politics for half a century. but many young votes as others illusions by widespread poverty. under long running insurgency and they are expected to turn to a position bodies all correspond to dianne hook before it's from mozambique capital i'm approved to now the sandy beach is a long and beautiful and most in beaks capital, my poor to basically functions. but many people in this country struggle to get by 65 percent of the inhabitants lived below the poverty line. and many survived on in full loo

there's no war in albania. there's no war in albania. there's no war in albania.why do we want them in our prisons? >> yeah, yeah. well, absolutely. ian has said christians and muslims need to set up lobby groups. there are only 300,000 jews in the uk. however, they're very effective. most politicians will be affiliated or aware of the lobbying groups. it can be lucrative with holidays thrown in. not belonging to one does have serious consequences for a political career. anyway , what political career. anyway, what else have you been saying here? let me have a quick look. >> interesting. is it the party conferences? they all have stands and stalls and i noticed there were labour, friends of israel, labour friends of pakistan, labour friends of india. same with the tories. but you don't get tory friends of christian christians or labour friends of christians. the christian voice is just not heard. no , just not heard. heard. no, just not heard. although there is a group, christians in the conservative party. there's got to be. and i spoke at their fringe event last

now live to full my india and pass it up to what if li, romania, moldova, albania, son, marino dodge, jeep dog, route. what a career politician you have bein and diplomatic. thank you very much for sharing your time with us here. we're not the international are very well welcome to get this the right. so the conservative leadership hopeful robot generally insist the form of the british called them is owed along the debt of gratitude. oh, i mean, i, i guess right, right now, right. you've, these nations are going to be lining up to say, thank you, right. a very good to britain. if this person becomes a major of the party because he needs understand the history. and he also needs to watch his words because what you said is absolutely shameful and share and just uh, let me start with what not done. uh, during 200 plus years of its occupational center. uh, fast india was considered one of the greatest civilizations in the way the british came in there was considered as one of the most prosperous countries and the work of funding for nearly 25 percent of lower gdp before participating in r

the risks blocking the countries migrant and asylum seekers deal with albania. the move comes after tally and judges ruled against the detention of the 1st migrants and designed them see because sense of processing in italy and run centers and all dania prime minister georgia maloney has accused judges of political bias. chinese, the, the shooting ping is on his way to russia for the brick summit among other leaders attending the rapids. expanding alliance of the global south side, the indian prime minister under, under moody and rainy and president masood position. it's the biggest such meeting in russia since that old a troops into ukraine. you the shop of all of our reports from moscow. in 2024, the books membership doubled as its founding members, brazil, russia, india, china in south africa, who are joined by egypt. iran, the united arab emirates and c o p s o one thing.

italian naval ship is taking 16 migrants intercepted in the mediterranean to processing centres in albaniahe matter last year. other eu countries have expressed an interest in running similar schemes. a new study has found that only about one—third of europe's surface water is in good health despite a long—standing eu target to bring all bodies of water up to high quality. the european environmental agency says farms have the most serious impact. rome has published plans to build a huge rubbish incinerator at an estimated cost of $1 billion to resolve the italian capital's notorious waste management problems. it will be located just south of rome. google has signed a deal to use small nuclear reactors to power artificial intelligence. the agreement with kairos power aims to bring the first plant online by the end of this decade. it's not yet clear where the sites will be built. we will have more on that in business today. here in the uk, a labour mp is seeking stricter controls on smartphones for teenagers. josh macalister says children need stronger protections in place, up to the age of

the italians are talking about sending people to albania, the european union is trying to invest heavilyand statistically, it is not having a big effect and i think people are waiting to see and that experimental sense what actually might make a difference. ., ,, , ., sense what actually might make a difference. . ~' , ., , . difference. thank you very much. andrew harding there. _ the far right activist, tommy robinson, has beenjailed for 18 months for contempt of court. robinson, whose real name is stephen yaxley lennon, admitted ten breaches of a high court order preventing him from repeating false claims about a syrian refugee. after months of speculation, manchester united have sacked their manager, erik ten hag, after defeat at the weekend left them 14th in the premier league. ten hag was appointed in april 2022 and led the club to two domestic trophies, including the fa cup this year. katie gornall reports. for a while, it is felt as if erik ten hag was on borrowed time. he'd overseen one of the worst starts to a premier league season in manchester united's history. defeat to west

yes, we're paying a lot of money to have prisons in albania. now. >> we are. putting forward in this piece in the telegraph is that it will save us money in the long run. and also, did you know that 1 in 7 of the 10,500 foreign prisoners we have in this country is albanian? so they're the biggest cohort . so they're the biggest cohort. so what we have, what we are doing is giving to money albania to fund this new prison . and they fund this new prison. and they get sent over there . it says for get sent over there. it says for the last six months of their, sentences, but they are the 200 prisoners that are concerned include murderers, rapists and drug dealers. so i'm just wondering it doesn't tell me in this article in the telegraph, but how long have we had them here that we're paying for them? and then they get the last six months over there? i'm not sure it will still be paying for them over there, will we? well, we're paying over there, will we? well, we're paying for the project, for the prison to be kind of constructed and we're paying for various things

the partnership work that we had with albania shows that we had with albania shows that deterrence workanian government have been very good historically at working with the uk government to take the returns of individuals with no right to be in the uk, as well as foreign national offenders, and i think thatis national offenders, and i think that is welcome. but there will be more to do now of course, there's a conservative leadership contest on at the moment. >> you've got james cleverly, you've got robert jenrick, you've got robert jenrick, you've got robert jenrick, you've got kemi badenoch and tom tugendhat, who's, who's your money behind and also who is the most likely to get to grips with this particular issue. if they do end up being prime minister? >> well, i'm supporting my old boss james cleverly, and together we cut legal migration numbers. >> we came forward and said that we wanted to, you know, as well as i do the package of measures that we announced was the biggest cut in legal migration ever. >> eveh >> and we've seen real progress sustained towards getting that down by 3