i've been talking to people within border force in the uk and the uk wildlife crime agency, and thereg about different types of things that you could identify using this tech. i had a really interesting conversation with somebody from homeland security recently who said that it's a bit of a problem people trying to smuggle eggs of endangered bird species across the border from mexico. so the next project i'd like to get started is to see if we can tell the difference between eggs of different species. since she published her results, dr shepherd's work has attracted international interest. so, i'm currently in hong kong, and i'm here to present my research at a workshop that's designed to get together people involved in preventing wildlife crime from across all of asia. so there's people from wwf, people from border force, people from homeland security, and everyone with an interest in wildlife crime. well, the mammoths are extinct, helped on their way by human beings. some people fear elephants might go the same way. mammoths only went extinct 4,000 years ago and we think that the re

when he got home, he had a letter from the border force saying that they now have to live with him.they're now living in his house. he's legally responsible for them, for bringing them in. >> that's true. i've checked the article and you know, it's outrageous this has happened. i know it's hard forjonathan outrageous this has happened. i know it's hard for jonathan to criticise it because this is how he got in the country. back of lorry. >> you've seen cape fear , right? yeah. >> no. i'm amazed how supple you are. you just. you hid in the back of a lorry. he's here now. there's nothing i can do about it. >> i had to do terrible things sometimes. >> and sometimes he's on the tv and he thinks i'm gonna have to rush out quickly. if the people come, the bad people. anyway, the point is, steve, this is outrageous. he actually reported it. he did the right thing, and they fined him. it's absolutely. it's disgusting. it'll probably get quashed, but it's outrageous. yeah. it's bad. >> i will say, when i read the article in depth, which i don't normally do, it did seem to be an administratio

lebanon only late at night, just when the first units of the israeli special forces armored vehicles began to operate near the border, but already from the lebanese side. in accordance with the decision of the political echelon, several hours ago, the israel defense forces began limited localized targeted ground raids based on accurate intelligence information against terrorists. the ground operation, according to the general staff's plan, should first of all stop the daily shelling of the israeli north by hezbollah rocketeers. almost every day, several times a day, residents of large cities in the israeli north, haifa, ako, tver, nazareth hear air raid sirens. tsevodo, warning of a missile attack, and dozens of residential buildings are on... residents of the israeli north, whose safe return to their homes has been declared one of the main goals of the unfolding military operation, dubbed the "new order." sergey pashkov, alexander ivanyuk, anastasia demyanets, vesti israel. this night, israel also attacked syria. it launched a massive missile strike on damascus. authorities reported that the air defense system inte

the past 24 hours , two enemy counterattacks and two attempts by the ukrainian armed forces to break through the bordere been repelled. in addition, strikes were carried out on enemy forces in kursk and... kursk regions. the ministry of defense estimated the daily losses of the ukrainian armed forces at more than 340 servicemen, five armored vehicles. units of the northern group of forces continue to conduct offensive operations, during which they defeated the formations of the twenty-first, twenty the second and 115th mechanized, seventeenth tank, eighty-second and ninety -fifth airborne assault brigades of the armed forces of ukraine, the first brigade of the national guard, the thirty-sixth brigade of the marine corps. as well as the 129th territorial defense brigade in the areas of the settlements. lyubimovka, novy put, nikolayev darina and plekhova. over the past day , the group's units repelled two enemy counterattacks in the direction of the settlement of plekhova. with the support of army aviation and artillery fire, two attempts by the armed forces of ukraine to break through the border were r

we are located near the vacuum apparatus, in which, from the border force, sugar crystals remain in the sieve. sugar production is an energy-intensive, labor-intensive process. in order to take everything valuable from 450 tons of beets, it is necessary evaporate 500 tons of water per hour, and one of the first tasks is to grind the beets into shavings as finely as possible. is engaged in processing, within a year the city plans to build giant silas tanks, where they will be able to accumulate such syrup. the investment project, which will be implemented in the coming years, will help the plant significantly optimize sugar production. alexey kondratenko and grigory kristofovich, the first information. nato is whipping up. nuclear hysteria and the situation in the region. the militant alliance is openly practicing the use of american nuclear bombs on the border territory of russia and involves its new. vassals. finland will take part in nato exercises "steadfast noon" for the first time. the maneuvers will start this month and will last about two weeks in the airspace of great britain, d

republicans wanted border security, so maybe we could force them to secure the border by tying joe biden's hands so he couldn't continue the open border policy. langford makes a lot of this point. the department of homeland security in the obama administration said that the crisis level was 400 migrants a day. we would systematically take in 1,400 migrants a day. so that's one example of many, 1,400 a day. yes, that's the number. they would have to process. also, in this bill, there's section 3402, which provides billions of dollars. 2.3 billion for a global initiative to facilitate migration, including the united states to facilitate migration, and also to provide legal services, i'm not kidding, legal services, so that paid lawyers can represent illegal immigrants in immigration proceedings, how about you weren't invited here, you'll have to leave, great idea, drop them off in tijuana, even in mexico. government that hates us. figure it out, literally every civilized country does, most uncivilized countries, especially uncivilized countries, yeah, especially uncivilized countries, yeah,

, try to kill and liquidate as many of the hez forces as they can, of course the elite force which is at the border they are called the on force, and these this is a unit that has not been working in the... last year, the focus last year was only on the rocket force and even the the anti-armor force, the one force were really prepared uh, they were at ease, though their commanders were killed, but those fighters are ready and prepared, thank you, thank you mariam very much for for those updates, uh, i would like to go back to scott for our final talking points, uh, scott, the the israel regime has gotten increasingly more unhinged and uh list with its attacks and there seems to be nothing uh in its way uh, i'm just trying to understand what goes on in the head of the israely leaders and what they're actually hoping to get out of it by trying to fight in all of these different front. netanyahu himself said he is fighting in seven fronts excluding iran. i want to know if i want to know about your opinion on what you think netanyahu is actually trying to get after let's say this whole conflict is... i

borders. the lebanese armed forces has been paralyzed, as has been, the militants launch missiles from the territory. and israel responds with a devastating rain of rockets and cross border incursions. the official lebanese army is estimated to have some 70000 troops with equipment and even salaries funded by the united states and other allies, but observed as sites in no shape to confront israel. while being politically prevented from challenging hezbollah. if the liberties only wants to deploy the soldiers or do any military action, it has to be given a green light from the political any. unfortunately, for the best of 50 years, often have been useful. it took a history of the governments where all ways of formed already presented the, the political allies off the law. so here it would be more of the thing to know why never did it, even if it is, are we were asked to control or to live a lot. lebanon's army is co tailed by its dysfunctional government. the country is without a president. since the last step down in 2022, the political system is divided along religious lines with key roles reserved

border, which there is not. this executive order from president biden forced border -- forced order on the border. have asked to hold people back on the southern border. we are seeing improvements, and we will see it in policies that work, not just rhetoric. we need ideas and policies that make a difference. >> should these restrictions have been enacted sooner, and should they remain permanent? ms. flores: absolutely should have been put in place a lot sooner. one of the reasons this was done because of the november election. but it should have been done sooner, and 2021, when they saw the crisis coming. i believe a lot of those that crossed illegally took advantage of asylum laws. they knew the majority would not qualify to be here. there is a bit of an asylum claim. a lot of people have a bit of an asylum claim, and they need to be prioritized. but you have millions claiming asylum, and it hurts those who do actually have a legitimate asylum claim. it should have been implemented on day one in office. >> mr. gonzalez, you were with president biden when he visited brownsville on february 29. he

border area. they successfully repelled two attacks in plekhovo, the ukrainian armed forces lost 20 people in personneley lost another 25 while trying to break through the state border in the village of novy put. two even surrendered, they also lost two tanks, not leopards this time, but they are not so willing to use them, because the fate of the german machines is predetermined, our specialists disassemble them into parts, this tank, knocked out during the svo, was brought to the ural-vagonzavod, just for a thorough study, it is necessary to get to all the systems, units, units of armored vehicles, well, and at the same time study the materials from which the tank is made, they will evaluate the real capabilities of the leopard, but its weak points, denis alekseev, grebrova. news. russian troops attacked the place of the meeting of the leadership of the thirty-seventh brigade of marines of ukraine. this was reported by the ministry of defense. the meeting was held in the village of velyka oleksandrivka, kherson region. after the iskander strike, according to our defense ministry, up to 60 people from

ability to know when this maneuver would take place or that they would continue to deter the forces that are on the border as well as also struck very heavily uh all the forces that are gathered near the border, we all know that the area of miskápam as well as the other areas, all the settlements several kilometers away from border in addition to the... and heights have been transformed into complete military bases, into a one large military base and that has allowed law to strike more targets in that area, we know that now the... is the um there was a direct attack from hisballah sides against the israeli soldiers in miscafaam and sirens are sounding in miskafaam as well as mutilli has also been transformed into a total military base now the israeli shelling uh the last news that we have from israeli showing is that the towns ofon have been pounded heavily by by israely. fighter jets in addition to uh and arm which are far away from the border so the israelies are striking both the depths of lebanon uh in the heart of those towns in southern lebanon as well as the towns that are adjacent to the border in

umskoy , a vampire rocket launcher was eliminated, from which the ukrainian armed forces fired at the borderns of russia. units of the zapad group of forces as a result of decisive actions , the settlement of vishnevoye in the kharkov region was liberated, and the manpower and equipment of the forty-fourth, fifty-third, sixtieth mechanized, fourth tank brigades of the ukrainian armed forces and the 117th territorial defense brigade were defeated. two counterattacks by assault groups were repelled. the enemy's losses amounted to 310 servicemen, five vehicles, a 155-mm howitzer m777 made in the usa (155-mm howitzer fh-70) made in great britain, two 122-mm howitzers d-30, two 105mm m-119 guns made in the usa and the anklavn electronic warfare station, two ammunition depots were destroyed. and here are the successes of our military, they successfully repelled the kursk border. two attacks in plekhovo, the ukrainian armed forces lost 20 people in personnel, they lost another 25 while trying to break through the state border in the settlement of novoye put, two even surrendered, they also lost two

end or disarm or destroy the infrastructure, i think that is what he said of the hasb los forces on the border good system in place. in hesbollah, it is very naive to think that by just getting a leader out of the equation, you can change a mindset or ideology, but this seems to be something that netanyahu and his war mongering cabinet won't get. now uh, getting back to the uh ground offensive where the israelis have claimed that it is a limited target that obviously we know what that means, that means full-scale war and brutal attacks um some um once more. um and at the same time they've had like air strikes, we had the news that 10 members of the same family, i think the diab family, they have all been killed, at least 10 of them in one strike to an apartment building, a residential one as we all know, so and hizbullah also had the reassuring uh speech of uh of the deputy chief sheikh qasim which confirmed that the path is very clear for all of us and we are going to continue the path of sayid, nothing is going to change, as you said, it's business as usual within hezbollah, so what do you t

, for the next five years, a census every year, and perhaps for there to be empowerment of the border forceo make sure that absolutely everybody in this country is being checked to find whether or not they had the legal right to be here. >> but how do you do this? because when we had the windrush scandal, we applied checks to people who were entitled to be here. and we're not the sort of country that says, show me your papers. >> no, it is. it is a dichotomous situation because on the one hand, one wishes to retain ancient british rights and freedoms and liberties. but on the other hand, 1% of our population being here illegally, i think is a national security threat. as we consistently discuss in the question of immigration, that this is not merely people being here without leave. many of these people are here with ill intent towards the nation. and i think at times there is a very, very, very few times there is a case to be made that ancient liberties must be, at least for a moment, suspended. >> all right. so he's a dangerous radical on our ancient liberties, amy. it's important to defen

control over who what happensin get control over who what happens in the channel and, you know, the border force the government have got hopefully will help to do that . hopefully will help to do that. then you've got a chance of tackling it at the moment, you know, as the last government found out, you can have all of the rhetoric in the world. but if it doesn't work, then you need to rethink it. >> i mean, george puts the case for what labour are trying to do. yeah, i rather think christopher , what happened with christopher, what happened with the last government was they realised this issue was going right up the agenda. yeah. and the reason is not just numbers. the reason is a sense of unfairness. you know, how is it that our son and daughter can't get on the social housing list ? get on the social housing list? why is it our rents are going through the roof? how is it we can't get a gp appointment? how is it these people get four star hotels? i think it was the unfairness of it. but isn't what really isn't the reason really ? really isn't the reason really? when you think about all the pro

what's happening on the border, some some reports saying that they haven't crossed the border, others that that elite forcesptly sent packing by hisballah fighters, so yeah of course this is having an impact, of course it will help to move towards the declaration of defeat which designist will have to declare, but that has to be the objective, it's not we're not. thing it seems to me uh the objective of simply reaching a cease fire and having a negotiated settlement, there is no negotiation that you can have with the zionis and they must be defeated, and so the the cease fire maybe an interim measure which we would seek to uh reach, but it cannot be the end game, the end game here has to be the removal of the zionist entity all together, and there's other alternative because if we if we move to seas far, what will happen is they will... forces, they will regroup and they will continue at some point in the future to genocide the palestinians and indeed other 11 time peoples. okay, thanks lot, that was academic broadcaster and investigative researcher, david miller joining us from bristol. this is press tv's

you. 2008 by the general staff the guardari armed forces were presented to the presence of the supreme commander-in-chief and they agreed that the border guard under the citizenship of the commander-in-chief as a force with a new structure that has been strengthened, today, the border police of the islamic republic of iran is performing its duties at the borders of the country and has divine success for itself. you also said the supplication of the messenger of allah, i too, after all, imam sajjad prayed a lot for us , because it is one of the supplications of the scriptures. yes, yes, the scripture of sajjadi, of course, in the holy qur'an, in surah al-mubaraka and al-adiyat, god swore by the fire that comes from under the horse's hoof. a soldier who protects the boundaries of his country kenan, thank god, this dress is a success for someone who protects the borders of his country. very well , thank you very much. it's good that you helped to have a quick overview of the history of the border issue so that we can focus more on the issues related to the activities of your excellency and your colleagues. one of the solutions that many c

you have accused russia force migration at your border. and now to counteract that move, there is this new finish law, which is said to allow finish border guards to force migrate to an asylum seekers back into russia. you told the telegraph that it would only be used against microbes who have been quote, weaponized by moscow. how can you be so sure that it won't affect genuine asylum seekers? finland takes international and obligations extremely seriously. well, the, the slow we, we talked to, uh we, we had to withdraw state and, and implemented because we didn't have the tools sufficient to count this instrument allies migration that frustrates organizing at that border. but at the same time, also this new law only allows for temporary closure of the, of the, of the sort of the border asylum seeking processing stations. and also it's a geographically limited. and like, you know, did we have a bridge loan border with russia and we would always keep here um, some states gaping for, for asylum seeking. here's what the critics say. and i'd l

at the borders lebanon has concentrated a strike force of ground troops, armored and infantry brigades, the 98th division, which has undergone ground combat training in gaza. the israeli army press service in arabic called on residents of some lebanese border villages to leave their homes. the areas adjacent to the border, including the city of mitul , and tsahal declared a closed military zone. i say here to the reservists and regular troops, whatever needs to be done, we will do. our goal is to return the people of the north to their homes. we will be ready to do everything for this efforts. this is your mission, this is the mission of the idf. this is what we will do. the ground operation, according to the general staff's plan, must first of all stop the daily shelling of the israeli north by hizballah missilemen. almost every day, several times a day, residents of large cities in the israeli north. haifa, ako, tver, nazareth hear air raid sirens. tsevadom, warning of a missile attack, and dozens of residential buildings bear traces of shrapnel. the shelling, which has not ceased si

of ground forces is concentrated near the lebanese border. troops, armored, infantry brigades, the 98th division, which had been trained in ground combat in gaza. the israeli army press service, in arabic, called on residents of some lebanese border villages to leave their homes. the areas adjacent to the border, including the town of mitula, were declared a closed military zone by idf. i am telling the reservists and regular troops here, everything that needs to be done, we... this is what the politics publication writes, citing sources in washington and tel aviv. according to the us officials, more approved netanyahu's plan to increase pressure on the movement's leadership a few weeks ago. in turn, turkish president recep tayyip erdogan, amid the escalation , called on muslim countries to jointly resist israeli aggression. and the world's reaction to the armed conflict victoria koroleva. in the international community. to defend itself against terrorism, including by holding brutal terrorists like hassan nasrul accountable. at the same time, ultimately, we want to achieve a

full implementation of un security council resolution 1701, which would mean hezbollah forces pushed back from the border, unifil and the lebanese armed forces coming in, and those security forces, not israeli security forces but the idf, i'm sorry, the laf and unifil taking the place of security forces in southern lebanon and providing that buffer zone. so israelis in the north of israel can return to their homes and lebanese in the south of lebanon can return to their active conversations about this because i mean, at the moment, it does appear that the united states is green lighting, what israel is doing in lebanon so far. but do you have and you just talked about how there was no post war gaza plan, there was no political pathway and that left us we are a year on in gaza, but you don't seem to have anything concrete for what comes after israel's lebanon operation either. so, isn't that a point of concern for the united states that this is going to this risks being an open ended? matthew: so there, so i would just reject the first sentence or two sentences of the question. there are very serious ongo

, and a video has appeared destruction by su-34 fighter-bombers, russian air and space forces, which struck a borderold of the ukrainian armed forces. the strike was carried out based on intelligence, on targets, with aerial bombs. yes, with bombs with a universal planning and correction module, according to the intelligence report, we will now launch the video again, the personnel of the ukrainian armed forces stronghold were destroyed. the s-34 crews worked professionally, they destroyed the enemy with fap-500 drops. we continue to monitor the developments on the front line. now to other news. so, the president held an operational meeting via video link with permanent members of the security council to discuss measures to form a system of international settlements. so, minister, i propose that we talk today about measures to form a system of international settlements. you and i know that in modern conditions this is one of such serious tasks, serious, this is one of the serious challenges for us, in general, the work is going well, but it is better to talk about difficulties in a timely manner and

border are now a closed military zone. the road in takes you through line of sight from hezbollah positions. israeli forcesnumber residents along this border many times over, fresh out of lebanon, or waiting to go in. we walked the last few metres to a vantage point in a near empty kibbutz. you can start to see the buildings we've taken out. buildings used by hezbollah lie broken. nearby, the town of bintjbeil, where israel's army said today it had killed hezbollah fighters. hezbollah has said it targeted soldiers just over that hill. we're now very close to the lebanese border. locals here tell us the first hezbollah village is about a mile or so away from here. for the past year, people here have looked across this border and watched hezbollah fire rockets towards them. now, for the first time in almost two decades, they're looking across that border and watching israeli forces battle hezbollah fighters on lebanese soil. you can see into lebanon from the terrace of dean sweetland's house. when residents evacuated this area a year ago, this former british soldier stayed. eight years after moving here from

world news. the hisb of resistance movement says it is fighting off israeli forces trying to infiltrate the southern lebanese border. movement said it destroyed 3 israelkava tanks with rockets as regime forces advanced toward a border village of mars, attack was the latest in a series of hisbula strikes against invading israeli troops. hisbula said fighters also clash with israeli troops trying to inf trade marun al-ras group targeted an israeli unit with an explosive as it was getting close to the village of yaron. israely soldiers were also forced to immediately retreat after attempting to infiltrate the border village. of odesa. at least 1ous people have been killed so far in lebanon since regime began its aggression last week. lebanes health ministry says 46 people were also killed in israeli strikes on wednesday alone. israel so far confirmed the deaths of at least eight of its soldiers. early were joined a barbie. correspondent mediam saw that and she brought us up a speed on latest developments in israel's aggression against lebanon. we have three strikes from israeli warships as we are uh reported reportedl

capital s as expands its military operation against the militant group . pittsburgh is really armed forces, border civilians to evacuate the area. this comes as israel also pounds, garza more than 20 people died. what israel says we're to have boss commands. and one in a former school, the other a former boss gauze 40 said they were sheltering displaced people. and that doesn't work in and 2 nations votes in presidential elections, incumbent christ, so he is highly likely to win as his main opponents are either in jail or boycotting the vote. the . i'm mike local. welcome, lebanon's, capital be rude, has been rocked by another night of explosions, as israel presses ahead with its attacks against as bullet militants. the air strikes calm as israel and the world prepared to mark the one year anniversary of a mazda is terror attacks, which sparked israel's military operations. another night of powerful explosions in the southern suburbs of lebanon's capital b route. the blasts followed him this really military warning, the residents to evacuate on the other side of the border is rios that a intercept

capital as it expands its military operation. against the military include tests by israeli armed forces, border civilians, to evacuate the area. and donald trump returns to butler pennsylvania of the site where he narrowly survived an assassination attempt in july plus to nature of votes in presidential election, incumbent christ site is highly likely to win as his main opponents are either in jail or void, cutting the vote the and welcome to you, our viewers around the world. michael ok. lebanon's capital bank route has been blocked by another night of explosions. as israel presses ahead with its attacks against has the militants, the air strikes come as israel and the world prepared to mark the one year anniversary of a mazda is terror attacks, which sparked israel's military operations. another night of powerful explosions in the southern suburbs of lebanon's capital b route. the blasts followed him is really military warning for residents to evacuate. on the other side of the border is rios that are intercepted nearly a 100 projectiles or fired from loving and on saturday. francis present e

border villages. we're starting to see more signs of resistance to israeli forces on the other side of the border. ear of air strikes, intelligence operations, raids by special forces have not destroyed hezbollah�*s ability to fight back just a few miles in. sirens wail. spread out, guys. we've just heard some bursts of small arms fire and what sounded like some grenades from the israeli army and now, you can hear the sirens are going off, telling us to get out of the area. explosions. we've just heard a series of very loud explosions — what seems to be rockets landing nearby, some small arms fire across the border. it seems the israeli army is pushing into a location, and this was the response. go. most of the residents along this border have been evacuated. come on, time to go. but in the arab—israeli town ofjish a few miles down the road, many people have stayed. the sound of israeli artillery firing from the hill above. the mayor is one of many here with family ties to lebanon. israel's ground war has sparked mixed emotions, he says. it's more than afraid. afraid is something forjust a few minu

border in tanks. russian troops have eliminated the equipment and manpower of the ukrainian armed forces on the border with the kurdish region, enemy positions were detected from the air, the strike was carried out by geocent b gun crews. that is how, on the battlefield, artillery celebrates ground forces day. in the luhansk people's republic, they are fighting large fires, their the number was reduced sharply. over the past 24 hours, more than 130 fires have been extinguished, including a fire that destroyed several streets in the village of sokologorovka. the death toll from hurricane heylin in the united states could rise to 600. the israeli army has announced the start of a limited ground operation in lebanon. according to media reports, israeli troops crossed the border in tanks. in addition, about forty lebanese villages came under massive artillery fire with air support, and the entire south was under fire. un contingent, but soldiers in blue helmets cannot patrol the area due to too much shelling from israel, the organization said. at the same time, hezbollah released this message about an att

border. we've had no reports from the united nations peacekeeping force, which has troops on the ground close to the border on whether or not these limited a ground operations are under way is in a policy and in terms of in charges on monday and also in the last several hours or so. is there any um assessment about why those kinds of being a charges of the well yes, we've had the target that striking the palestinian refugee camp of i know how the way that's in the southern city of sight in a place where's tens of thousands of people live in a very, very small area. we say camps, but in reality they are densely. this is a densely populated urban area. these are people who escaped to a when a escape, palestine, when as well was free and 1948 states. i targeted a leader of the el oxo martyrs brigades. one of your most definitely understand he survive, but some members of his family did not. it was the 2nd strike inside the account, but less than 24 hours. there was a strike in the camp of bus that's in the southern city of tyre. now these 2 a strikes so that is really, really, there is no no lim

reporting the news is an exciting job, but reporting the news on the border between two forces fighting each other is more than exciting, it's perilous and to be fair... only few are ready to defy death and report from such flashpoint regions. in simple terms, you must have the guts to do it. this is saop and i'm your host, hasan tico. ali shuaib is seasoned correspondent with the lebanese television station almanar. he's reported extensively from southern lebanon, in particular from the border with occupied palestine. where he's confronted israeli soldiers many times, he talks to us about how challenging it is to report from war zones where one should expect death any time. ali shaib, welcome to the program, well first of all i like to start by: saying, at what age did you become a journalist? when was it that you felt that i need to be a journalist? firstly, thank you for having me, it is worth mentioning that i have not stopped reporting from the border with the occupied palestines since the confrontations erupted on october 7, not even for a single day. my home is located in a villa