because belgium is a common history. moreover, belgium used to be due to the united county with all the parties being both french and dutch speaking. and again phoebe united now we have a border between flanders in one. yeah. all the parties except one divided into french people in their speaking wings. and in my own university, we used to be in one place, i was in 2 places, et cetera. i mean, things have been flowing apart all the time from united country. what hope is there to have a democratic united europe if it de morley mccarthy thing to be the less we need to talk about a mechanic issue says on i, i've had a number of m p 's and m p 's on the program in the past couple of days and more than one of them has said that the way brussels behaves, it behaves like a bully. would you agree with that? yeah, exactly, exactly, exactly. that was my 2nd part. given that he got work as a democracy, it goes work as if you're crazy, which is what's happening now. and that's going to produce even more. you see my point was that there are so much the vision that he can't work as a democracy. g

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so that's why we hear the floods, of course, are so cost quite a shock in belgium, right? so many people died and also day a disaster like this hasn't happened for quite a long time. did that also motivate you to come here to day? well, i would have come also without to flats. so it was really scary that it also could happen in belgium because we only thought it will it be far away from us. and so i think it's a help that they're more people, but even without to flit. there will also be 70000 people here. of course i have been protest before and i have been climate conferences before. do you really feel that there's gonna be a change in that lead us? actually, we're listen. well am because now in glasgow we have to cup 26th and endo perio agreements day we're put up a lot of um yeah, things and lines that have to change and that politician have to follow and that wasn't followed so now it's the next cup. so we hope that it's will be to moments that people really and make through our words. not only yeah, yeah, they'll see in less than a month from now. thank you so much fo

that's are breaking news from belgium today. and that's thursday's news update for now, neil will be here with all your latest developments in 30 to give him some of your time, then good bye, unceasing a policy makers, the federal reserve bank, and joe biden. the president thinks america is so freaking stupid, that they can make them believe that picking up a worthless shiny round object. and going hocus pocus over it magically turns it into a trillion dollars that they can deposit at the, at the federal reserve or the treasury to somehow mitigate that $300000000.00 debt crisis. ah, it was the most basic are price you. i believe we did. who bought. i bought a toyota from our company, reviewed on your quote, but i don't think all additions to athletes and movies. don't musicals, does it seems every big need in the world has been here this year. hope of bazooka . this goes to school and when you get the course, but i need to finish with glover. you spoke with said basil makes dreams come true that everyone who falls in love with p

we came from belgium to bring solidarity but this l belgium to bring solidarity but this is an internationalons, has warned that labour shortages are delaying new store openings and products reaching shelves. its chief executive david potts told the times newspaper that more visas are needed for foreign workers. it follows measures announced by the government to reduce the pressure on supply chains. our business correspondent katy austin reports. the global supply chain is under huge strain as economies reawaken. once imported products reach the uk, a shortage of lorry drivers means containers are often getting delayed at ports. when you have a shortage of labour in terms of hgv drivers, those domestic drivers, it means that the goods are sitting around slightly longer at the ports waiting to be collected. there are labour shortages in other sectors too, including construction, hospitality and food production. now the boss of morrisons has said that while there are plenty of products on the shelves, underlying strain in the supply chain is affecting availability, while a lack of materials su

and that is recognised in countries like switzerland, belgium, and holland.e bit of detail because it fascinates me that you come at this both as somebody now suffering from cancer, but also a doctor of many years' standing in a host of countries, but i'll name a couple — belgium and the netherlands. a medical professional is allowed to be involved... yes, that's right, and can give a lethal injection. indeed. you are a doctor. you wrote a book, do no harm, which explored the ethics of being a brain surgeon. is there any ethical world that you've ever occupied where it seems to you right that a doctor should be actively involved in seeking an outcome which is death? yes, of course. the role of medicine is to reduce suffering as much as to prolong life. you do don't prolong life at any cost. and legally in this country, we're fully entitled under the mental capacity act of 2004 to say, "i no longer want any treatment. " if the doctor says to you, "another course of chemotherapy might help you live a bit longer, but it might have many unpleasant side effects,"

we came from belgium to show solidarity- _ democracy. we came from belgium to show solidarity.m to show solidarity. it is an _ show solidarity. it is an international problem. the normalisation of far right violence. we have _ normalisation of far right violence. we have to — normalisation of far right violence. we have to fight it. ital}r normalisation of far right violence. we have to fight it.— we have to fight it. italy has had 4.7 we have to fight it. italy has had 4-7 million _ we have to fight it. italy has had 4.7 million cases _ we have to fight it. italy has had 4.7 million cases of— we have to fight it. italy has had 4.7 million cases of coronavirusl 4.7 million cases of coronavirus with more than 130,000 deaths. it is estimated 3 million workers have still not been vaccinated. back now to the investigation into the killing of the british mp, sir david amess. we can speak now to our security correspondent, frank gardner. bring it up—to—date with the investigation. bring it up-to-date with the investigation.— bring it up-to-date with the investiuation. ., , ., investi

she won the last two sprints to take it ahead of kirsten wild of the netherlands after belgium's lotteeach. meanwhile ethan hayter, who won olympic silver in the madison, and oliver wood missed out on a podium place in the men's madison by four points, finishing fourth behind belgium. britain have also been competing in the artistic gymnastics world championships this weekend injapan. and while there was no real standout medal success — several new names had the opportunity to announce themselves on the world stage. following his stunning gold on the pommel horse, at this summer's tokyo olympics — max whitlockjoined me in the studio earlier. he's resting from this year's competition — and said the experience would serve those competing well. it's nice being on the side of it this time around, seeing the young men's team and the young women's teams. for them to go out there, gain experience and i think what they showed was, there was a few mistakes, but it's very normal when you're up and coming but but we have shown is difficult level was there. the skill standards were there and they

we've seen terrible floods in belgium and in germany. and there are many, many people ever got the effects and the, and are seeing now what, what the effects of climate change are. last july, days of torrential rain cause severe flooding in western parts of europe, including in belgium. with dozens of people died. the government was criticized for its late response. this is the message from brussel school glasgow coming from child room from families from climate activists. they say the time for talking is gone. now i need some action. the you recently increased its climate ambitions. aiming to cut the emissions by 55 percent by 2030 instead of 40 percent, but protects the same setting goals as one thing. implementing them is another we've already achieved the lot. all these protests. 6 at a european level, they lead to the european gree, nailed the lead to quite a lot of ambition and being upset. so any 30 emission story is for example, which was a really big deal, something that we've been working with for for years. and this is where w

there is an ambassador to belgium, animal basset, to european union. so it's so staffed on all heavily staff. it's a big embassy and i'm sure there are many on military attache and diplomats, and there will be more coming probably to the russian embassy in brussels to, to play this role and to re establish contact on, but not officially through the mission to nato. well, thanks for coming on the program and sharing your thoughts with us. look as always, lucre of a independent journalist live in brussels. thank you. get moving all no rushes taken a major step forward and readying the nord stream to pipeline to pump the natural gas to millions of european homes. the 1st of 2 sections have now been filled to the required pressure. the operator at work is under way to fill the rest of the network, which links russia to germany via the baltic sea, the pipeline. now i only need final approval from europe in regulators. and it comes as europe as grip by an energy crisis. as you'll be well aware of gas prices recently passing all time high school in from peak

d in science engineering in belgium, before settling in the netherlands. but in may 1974, india surprised the world when it announced its 1st nuclear test. at turning point for hannah, he became consumed with the idea that pakistan should also develop its own atomic bomb. as soon returned to his home country, he was instrumental in setting up pakistan's 1st nuclear in richmond, plant. a crucial step on the way to pakistan, becoming the world 7th nuclear power. ah, and hum became a national hero. even after the revelations that he shared secret information came to light pakistan was in shock, but willing to forgive had, who later withdrew his confessions with them and the extent of his involvement in the illicit nuclear trafficking will remain unclear. but for many in pakistan, abdul cather can will be remembered as the man who restored the nation's pride. without the hamid al jazeera, thousands of people are holding a climate march in brussels to day ahead of next month's summit. the event has been organized by the climate coalition, a non profit group of

this is is belgium, torn to pieces by flooding injuly. 0n belgium, torn to pieces by flooding injuly.ts of their homes, buildings once brimming with life and housing years of treasured memories about to be demolished. translation: , ., ., , demolished. translation: , ., ., translation: the situation is a difficult one _ translation: the situation is a difficult one for— translation: the situation is a difficult one for me _ translation: the situation is a difficult one for me from - translation: the situation is a difficult one for me from a - difficult one for me from a sentimental and emotional point of view because i was born in the south in 19116. the floods were the most destructive in living memory, claiming dozens of lives. this drone footage gives you an indication of the scale of the catastrophe in the region. the current, inescapable. now begins a 1.2 billion euros reconstruction plan. translation: reconstruction plan. tuna/mom- reconstruction plan. translation: ., ., ., ., translation: we have a lot of infrastructure _ translation: we have a lot of infrastructure around _ t

and then thousands march through belgium's capital demanding action the says on climate change. getting back into her routine child refugees from afghanistan find a safe place to play and learn in cutter. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, voted will's best air line of 2021. hello there, let's look to east asian. it's looking very wet. indeed, in southern parts of china, you can see the intense cloud cover behind me. that thanks to these tropical systems that are pulling in. but let's start in the north where it's looking lot finer. lots of sunshine coming in for beijing. the temperature sitting in the high teens and it's a similar story for the korean peninsula, is going to dry up even more as that band of rain sweeps across into japan's. a very wet for the south and the north. it's dry honshu on monday, but come tuesday, you can see there tokyo is going to get a bit of a soaking. the temperature coming down to 24 degrees celsius. now, eastern and southern areas of china are going to see the arrival of more wet and windy

she won the last two sprints to take it ahead of kirsten wild of the netherlands after belgium's lottewho won 0lympic silver in the madison, and oliver wood missed out on a podium place in the men's madison by four points, finishing fourth behind belgium. sri lanka beat bangladesh by five wickets in the days first match of the t20 world cup. bangladesh opener mohammed naim top scored for his side with 62. as they set sri lanka a target of 172. charith asalanka came in with the score at 2 for i, but turned things round smashing 5 sixes as he scored 80 not out. fittingly he hit the winning runs as sri lanka reached their target with seven balls to spare. they go second behind england in their group. pakistan have beaten india in an historic victory at the t20 world cup. it was the first meeting between the sides since 2019 as stuart pollitt reports. this is what two years of anticipation sounds and feels like. matches between india and pakistan may be sporadic but in sport there remains no bigger rivalry. drama is guaranteed — often from the start. shaheen shah afridi on target. both ope

in july, thousands of people are holding a climate march in belgium ahead of next month cop 26 summit. the event has been organized by the climate coalition, a non profit group of around $85.00 organizations. now that that gov is nearly under control. it's time to move our heads towards the climate crisis, which is the biggest crisis that humanity space. and up till now government response has been highly unappropriate and nothing of. and also in belgium, we've seen the effects now with the terrible floods that are costing billions that are, are causing a lot of hardship and many people, even. so we need to address these now that's the message of the sat march. the check president miller salmon has been taken to a military hospital in prague, a day off to parliamentary elections come shortly after he met the prime minister and republish. he was narrowly defeated by the sent to rifle lions on saturday. despite the last, the president is offering publish a chance to form the government 1st. not going german, chancellor. anglo merkel is missing the is really prime minister left tony benn

there are sent me final against belgium. look to be over at how time as they went in to nail down at a goal from cream. ben zima just passed the hour and then a kilian about the penalties soon after level things up. belgium thought they'd snatched victory late on, but roman conklin effort was ruled off side. france then scored a last minute winner through feel hernandez. cecilia 3 to the world champions will face spain in the final to me you must who know so did monk dell, one of the best teams in the world and in europe. or you have to recognize the quality, the strengths of this belgian team. but despite everything, the situation has happened before that i've already seen it. it's complicated, but there is quality in the french tea. little obviously in this match, things worked out in our favor and i'm very proud and very happy for my players. me . yeah, brazil fought back to beat venezuela 31 and south american world cup qualifying to maintain their perfect record. playing without suspended name are the 5 time world cup w

a dramatic comebacks up a spot in the final of the wafer nations at lake their semi final against belgium. and let's be as good as over half some as they went in signal down a goal here, some cream benzo my just passed the hour and then a killian bath, a penalty soon after level things up. belgium thought they'd snatched victory lights on. but romilly, lacoff is f. it was real to be off side france than school our last minute when a through fernandez to seal it. 32, the will champions will face spain in the final thought. mueller, mija pasco, nurse after monk. they are one of the best teams in the world and in europe her, you have to recognize the quality, the strengths of this belgian team. but despite everything, the situation has happened before that i've already seen it if it's complicated, but there is quality in the french team that are obviously in this match, things worked out in our favor and i'm very proud and very happy for my players. you mija of brazil for back to beat venezuela 31 in south american world cup, qualifying some insane there. perfect reco. they were playing with

tens of thousands of people have protested in the belgium capital, brussels, for ambitious action to before the start of a major united nations climate summit, which is to be held in scotland. the issue gained a greater political traction in belgium in the wake of deadly floods that hit the country and the wider region injuly. ireland's foreign minister has said that the uk's demand for changes to the northern ireland protocol could cause a breakdown in relations with the eu. the brexit minister, lord frost, has said he wants the european court ofjustice removed from oversight of the deal. people in new south wales are beginning to enjoy freedoms as they start to open up. 70% of they start to open up. 70% of the population is now double vaccinated, so the loosening of restrictions will only apply to those who have had the vaccine. those who haven't will have to wait until december. residents of greater sydney have been on stay—at—home orders for 3.5 months. however, the premier of new south wales warned against being too relaxed and encourage people be responsible. if we take persona

korean. benjamin just passed the hour and then a kilian about a penalty soon after level things up. belgium then thought they'd snatch victory lights on, but wrongly leacock is f. it was rural to be off side and front and school the last minute when a series here and others to sit at 3 to the will. champions will face spain in the final so an issue or brazil for bank to meet venezuela $31.00 in south american wilcock qualifying that maintains their perfect record playing without the suspended name all the 5 time when is trail bottom of the table, venezuela and will be 71st minutes where martinos leveled the matching characters every barbosa would esteem ahead from the penalties. what was just 6 minutes to go . and debutante anthony sealed the winning stock which time brazil now have 9 winds from as many games. they lead the standings by 8 points from argentina. did you go to brazil? well, copper, american champions, argentina had a night to figure out an aqua far against paraguay. how about this mac? sure finishing goals. despite the presence of lena messy argentina are still and beaten, bu

romelu lukaku put belgium 2—0 up heading towards half—time, and it looked as though they were on thedez struck a wonderful left—footed goal passed thibaut courtois to see his side move through to the final, where they'll play spain. history will be made at saturday's world cup qualifier between england and andorra as an all—female team of officials will take charge. it will be the first time a senior england men's international match will have had all women officials. ukraine's kateryna monzul, refereeing the women's world cup quarterfinal here, takes charge of the england andorra match, while compatriots maryna striletska and svitlana grushko will assist. france's stephanie frappart will be the var official. monzu, became the first woman to officiate a men's top division match in ukraine in 2016. england's ross mcgowan set a course record 10—under—par to lead by a stroke after the opening round of the spanish open in madrid. two—time defending championjon rahm is nicely placed two shots further back as he looks to make it a third successive title. the world number one fired seven bi

8 members of that russian at mission. moscow say that nato should now use the russian imposter to belgium for any context, for that news, just in the work of the russian mission, the nato is to be suspended from november the 1st to any and all significant developments on. busy that i am much in the will be in the coming hours. we will, of course, bring them to russia's taken a major step forward in reading the nord stream to pipeline, to pump natural gas to millions of european homes. the 1st of 2 sections has now been filled in fact, to the require pressure. the operator out of work is underway to fill the rest of the network, which links russia to germany via the baltic sea. the pipeline no only need final approval from european regulators. and it comes as europe is gripped by an energy crisis with gas prices recently passing in all time high. your officials at war that's more people won't be able to afford to heat their homes. let's go live now to ortiz charlotte to ben sky, for at more of a sense on what the session isn't as like on the content, highlighting how large indeed is the sp

s. lead block and russia will be done through the russian embassy in belgium. while an ambassador, alpha nato member states in moscow chosen by the alliance, can perform similar functions. here in russia, so this gone to just 2 weeks after nato announced that it would expel a russian diplomats for a legend, undisclosed espionage at its brussels headquarters. and that should be in effect on the 1st of november as well. well, according to the russian foreign ministry, it became yet another move on naples behalf to use the so called russian threats as a unifying factor for the alliance. and another reason to remain in international demand is here from the russian foreign minister. newkirk will will use new but it u. 0. explanation was given for the expulsions. and a few days before the announcements we met with mister stoughton bug in new york. he stressed that nicer had a sincere interest to normalizing relations with russia, so as to de escalate tensions on the european continent cuz we weren't particularly surprised by the decision. what is it all confirms that

tens of thousands of people have protested in the belgium capital, brussels, for ambitious action toe the start of a major united nations climate summit, which is to be held in scotland. the issue gained a greater political traction in belgium in the wake of deadly floods that hit the country and the wider region injuly. ireland's foreign minister has said that the uk's demand for changes to the northern ireland protocol could cause a breakdown in relations with the eu. the brexit minister, lord frost, has said he wants the european court ofjustice removed from oversight of the deal. syd ney sydney is welcoming back fully vaccinated customers after nearly four months of lockdown. 70% of the adult population has received two doses of the covid vaccine. those who haven't will have to wait until december to be released from stay—at—home orders. earlier, ispoke be released from stay—at—home orders. earlier, i spoke to our correspondent in sydney to find out more about australia's opening up ryde. this is the first step in returning to normal, three major phases, and it all has to do with

in the same year, 7 months when needed to build a coalition in the netherlands. belgium holds the world, workers haven't taken 45 month to reach an agreement in 2011. many arch feel increasingly frustrated by lengthy talks being held while decisions on crisis like housing and climate are postponed. i think that it's ridiculous that it's taking this long and also the lack of transparency. we've had innocent. i a process. i think it's, it's genuinely shocking. so it's embarrassing to that and only because some politicians don't like each other or national interests and the interest of the photos are put aside. there's a democracy in full swing, with continuous talks and a variety of coalitions on the table. food for political pundits, but frustrating for voters who had hoped that the democratically elected politicians would stop making some urgent decisions by now. and some are wondering if this model of democracy, maybe outdated, political commentators fear the lack of transparency will lead to increasing distrust towards politics and politicians. i think it is a real problem and or mayb

and also in belgium, we've seen the effects now with the terrible floods that are costing billions are that are, are causing a lot of hardship and many that people, even. so we need to address this. now that's the message of this. our march. now check. president miller salmon has at been admitted to intensive care a day after parliamentary elections. he was taken to hospital shortly after he met prime minister and rebus, who was narrowly defeated by the center right alliance and saturday. despite the loss, the president offered barris' a chance to form the government 1st president them on cost is ballot at his residence due to will health. outgoing german chancellor, angular merkel has been meeting israeli prime minister nath talley bennett in west jerusalem. it's her last official visit to the country. bennet praised merkel and germany for what he called uncompromising support. but his opposition to palestinian statehood and the 2015 iran nuclear deal and put him at odds with germany and western allies. harry force it has more from west jerusalem will this does have very much the feel

then we've also got belgium asking for sanctions to be lifted on a better ration fertilizer, chemical, because it's harming companies in europe, harming people in europe can get the fertilizer. the need double side is that the surely should come together. well, up the sanctions, the sanction against russia on it there are they weren't nodded. and so i'm agreeing with your point of view. we tried chrome and funny. oh, well, thanks for coming and shipping and giving us your thoughts on this very serious story though that be said, we appreciate it have a good day unless a snapshot of what we're talking about this how you'll find so much more on a social media, we can get involved to the conversation of your say as well or r t dot com as somebody stories, a great feature pieces, pictures to our next programs showing in your part of the world for the spray kids know 28 minutes past the hour for me, kevin. oh and reporting for moscow in the table and judy with me. we wish you a great day. ah. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be

and before i go, it's halloween this weekend, and at a zoo in belgium, it's the animals who are gettinglgium, and with 5,000 animals, that's a lot of pumpkins. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav. plenty of sunshine, a few showers. tomorrow, new low pressure rain and gale, gathering force in the atlantic, hurtling towards our shores later tonight. ahead of it, a ridge of high pressure which brought us the final afternoon. showers will fade away this evening, it will turn chilly and clear overnight. a new area of low pressure pushing into the south and west, it will turn wetter, temperatures coming up. further north and east, chile and with temperatures in low single digits. tonight the clocks go back an hour, an extra hour in bed. a good job because it will be an atrocious morning across many areas. a band of heavy spreading north and east, becoming confined to northern scotland in the afternoon. very windy with gales around southern and western areas, some blustery showers and it will feel quite cool.

who are belgium are currently rank top of the world rankings? and our peer, lou is another possibility. the italian is available after losing his job at the event is at the end of last season o been speaking to barcelona base. that football writer rick sharma, he says that coleman equipment is sax bus or fans that will have to be patient with his replacement. used to be one of the most attractive jobs. and well right now it's one of the most difficult because the pressure is still that fans expect a lot. i think the only coast to get away with, with the bad season the season it is, it just came back. everyone was they give him time that he patient with them that you know that is let him help the young plans with what young players and possibly the greatest hope about plan i going forward is, is the number of young players unsuccessfully had 3 risky pre, even with a new coach with very much of the one. but yeah it's, it's a different one. i think that the only other possible, hey for, for the coaches that fans are having seen how the season has g

tens of thousands of people have protested in the belgium capital, brussels, for ambitious action toks before the start of a major united nations climate summit, which is to be held in scotland. the issue gained a greater political traction in belgium in the wake of deadly floods that hit the country and the wider region injuly. ireland's foreign minister has said that the uk's demand for changes to the northern ireland protocol could cause a breakdown in relations with the eu. the brexit minister, lord frost, has said he wants the european court of justice removed from oversight of the deal. fbi agents have arrested a couple in west virginia on suspicion of selling nuclear warship secrets to what the pair believe was a foreign power. they sayjonathan toebbe deliver data because to an undercover fbi agent in return for about $100,000 in cryptocurrency. well, plenty of questions around this, with me is mark labelle.— is mark labelle. how are they called? the — is mark labelle. how are they called? the us— is mark labelle. how are they called? the us naval- is mark labelle. how are the

, self imposed exile in belgium. as a man used to sin and facebook, instagram and the messaging service, what's up all appeared have been hit by wide spread outages. internet users are taking time to other forms of social media like twitter to report their frustration . what's up is the world's most popular messaging app and reports more than 2000000000 monthly uses. facebook which owns instagram, and whatsapp has not yet commented on the cause of the outage that parcels a crater on the comedy of. yeah. volcano on the island of la palmer has collapse as eruptions become more aggressive, it still spewing love or after erupting more than 2 weeks ago. these are life pictures. the spanish government has pledged $239000000.00 to help the island recover from the devastation by mister federal sanchez made the commitment on sunday. during a visit to la palmer, john hall has more. i want to make it clear that we're in a much more powerful, more explosive, aggressive phase of this eruption. for all part of the normal course of

the virus doesn't differentiate if you have papers in belgium. need to vaccinate as many people as possible, to get rid of the masks, the covid measures we take nowadays. >> reporter: but elsewhere, it's a different story. in hungary, non-residents are all but barred from vaccine systems. greece still requires documents to register online. in germany, a law requires local authorities to alert immigration services about undocumented people. that risk of identification means many steer of the vaccine. advocates say european governments need to do more to address issues of trust. alyna smith works for a group pushing for greater cooperation on migrant issues. >> ( translated ): what we've seen is the importance of countries being very clear in and strong in their commitments to respecting the right to data protection and confidentiality. so, proving that data that would become available, because a person is seeking to be vaccinated would not then be used for immigration control purposes, or anything not related to public health. >> reporter: europe

tens of thousands of people have protested in the belgium capitol, brussels, for ambitious action tobalwarming. it ambitious action to tackle global warming. it comes three weeks before the start of a major united nations climate summit which is to be held in scotland. the issue gained a great deal of political traction in belgium in the wake of deadly floods that hit the country and the wider region in july. a team of young, female afghan footballers who fled the country after the taliban took control have been told they can live in the uk with their families. 35 members of the afghan women's development team, who are aged between 13 and 19, escaped from kabul to pakistan last night. the british government says it is finalising visas for the team. china has accused i's president of inciting competition as tensions mount of the island's future. beating says the president distorted the facts in a speech marking taiwan's national day. the president had responded, defiantly to a warning to xijinping responded, defiantly to a warning to xi jinping that china would have to unify with chin

only a few like sweden, belgium and germany have.ups foreign fighters to return to britain. they are viewed as a threat to national security. however, they are winning to repatriate reddish or thumbs and unaccompanied children. —— orphans. can you ever see an option where you would send your children to britain to safety on their own without you? for britain to safety on their own without you?— without you? for us as a family. _ without you? for us as a family. we _ without you? for us as a family, we cook- without you? for us as a | family, we cook together, without you? for us as a i family, we cook together, i know for sure if my kids were separated from me they will not be in a stable situation because we are a unit. and so her daughters _ because we are a unit. and so her daughters remain - because we are a unit. and so. her daughters remain prisoners here. a makeshift school offers a few hours of escape. t here. a makeshift school offers a few hours of escape.- a few hours of escape. i think it is really _ a few hours of escape

this zoo in antwerp is the oldest animal park in belgium — and with five thousand animals, that's a lott truly is frightful! now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah. hello, we have seen some heavy bursts of rain earlier on this morning, but the rain will ease gradually eastward, so it's going to be an improving picture through today. a return to some sunshine around, but certainly still rain at times on and off through the weekend. and it's going to be quite breezy as well. feeling cooler, in fact, than we've seen over recent days. here's today's weather front with us, pushing its way eastwards then a smaller ridge of high pressure for a time, so some sunshine returning to northern ireland, wales, south—west england. the cloud and the rain lingering for longest for eastern england and eastern scotland. quite breezy with that rain as well, but an improving picture this afternoon, it won't be as warm as recent days. temperatures around about ten to 15 degrees and maybe one or two scattered showers still moving in from the west as well, but predominantly dry later on as we head

belgium's prime minister said today its counterpart was playing with fire.threatening world war iii for insisting that poland respect the independence of the judiciary. iran's deputy foreign minister says negotiations

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and italy beat belgium 2—1 in the uefa nations league third place play—off.n in the final — that one has just kicked off. it is still 0—0. there is no stopping arsenal women in the women's super league right now after disappointment in the champions league midweek. they showed no effects, easing past everton 3—0. tottenham's defeats to brighton means that chelsea are now their closest challengers at the top. craig templeton reports. before kick—off at meadow park, arsenal and everton players linked arms in a show of solidarity after allegations of sexual misconduct in american soccer. after being humbled 4—1 by barcelona in the champions league, arsenal were clearly keen to make amends, sandy maciver fighting through the autumn sun to make the save. and that could have played a role in the opener. katie mccabe struck a brilliant volley but it was in an area where you would expect the keeper to save. mccabe then turned provider as her corner found lotte wubben—moy unmarked, 2—0. the best saved till last, a rocket from frida maanum made it three, five wins in f

. >> that's the case for the new belgium brewing on third street.nt and tap room opened on opening day and it was a good bet. the location usually attracts crowds of fans on game days. new belgium says sales sky rocket particularly when giants play the dodgers. >> from start to finish, it's been absolute fun and craziness before the games, after the games. it's such good energy. it's like everyone juan to be part of the magic that's happening this year for the giants. >> giants will host winner of wednesday's wild card game friday at oracle park. >>> right now, some hospital workers have walked off the job in antioch and are on strike. >> workers complain about under staffing and unsafe working conditions. justin andrews joins us live from outside suter health in antioch. the workers behind you have a long list of demands. >> reporter: they do. the crowd behind me has grown drastically over the last 90 minutes. even their voices have grown and echoed to the streets. chance and sounds are really growing louder as the sun is not even up yet. the healt

the brit finished second to belgium's thierry newville at rally catalunya in spain.pionship leader sebastien ogier could only finish fourth. as a result, for the second year in a row the title will be decided at the final rally of the season in italy next month. and the jacksonville jaguars beat the miami dolphins in a dramatic last few moments in the last of the nfl games at the tottenham hotspur stadium. and the jags mascot certainly knows how to make an entrance. he bungee—jumped from the top of the stadium before the game. it was all tied at 20 points a piece and boiled down to this last second field goal kick from matthew wright. his 53 yard attempt sailed between the posts and the jaguars won 23—20. that's all from sportsday. good evening lovely sunday. 20 almost encarta. does it mean there's lots of sunshine on the way and fact of the next few days get ready because there will be some bouts of pretty wet and at times windy weather. with a clumsy mild conditions. it's later in the week when the centre returns things turn cold. that's because at the moment we go

elsewhere, world champions france came from 2—0 down in turin to beat belgium 3—2 and qualify for then mbappe take the game level before lukaku had a goal ruled out for offside. then in stoppage time, theo hernandez struck a wonderful left—footed goal past thibaut courtois to see his side move through to the final, where they'll play spain. history will be made at saturday's world cup qualifier between england and andorra as an all—female team of officials will take charge. it'll be the first time a senior england men's international match will have had all women officials. ukraine's kateryna monzul, refereeing the women's world cup quarterfinal here, takes charge of the england—andorra match, while compatriots maryna striletska and svitlana grushko will assist. france's stephanie frappart will be the var official. monzul became the first woman to officiate a men's top division match in ukraine in 2016. 0nto golf, england's ross mcgowan set a course record ten—under—par to lead by a stroke after the opening round of the spanish open in madrid. two—time defending championjon rahm is ni

belgium runs mobile vaccine units to reach those without a permanent address.inister of immigration -- minis wise itter why is it important to vaccinate as much people as possible? the virus doesn't make you different between if you have papers or not. we need to vaccinate as many as possible to get rid of the masks and all of the covid measures that we have taken nowadays. judy: elsewhere, it lucy: is a different story. lucy: in hungary, nonresidents are barred. kris requires documents to register online. in germany, a law requires authorities to alert immigration services about undocumented people at risk of identification means many steer clear. european governments need to do more to address issues of trust advocates say. he for a group pushing for greater cooperation. >> we have seen the importance of countries being very clear and very strong in their commitments to respecting the ght to data protection and confidentiality so that data that would become available because the person is able to be vaccinated would not be used for immigration control purpose