lucy williamson, bbc news, calais. assassinated robert f kennedy, the brother of presidentjohn f kennedy, should be released from prison. sirhan sirhan has served more than 50 years injail for the killing in 1968, which was one of the defining events of 20th—century us politics. the recommendation does not mean sirhan will be freed automatically, however — it would have to be approved by the governor of california. one of the world's most successful footballers — cristiano ronaldo — has agreed new terms to return to his old club, manchester united. the fee is around £13 million. he first played for united back in 2003 when he was just 18 — and now he's leaving juventus in italy. jon donnison has the full story. 12 years after he wore a united shirt, guess who's back. most of the faces at old trafford might have changed but, speaking just before the signing was announced, the new boss clearly excited. cristiano is a legend of this club. he is the greatest player of if you ask me. i was fortunate enough to play with him.

lucy williamson, bbc news, calais.its conclusion is that it's inconclusive and intelligence officials are divided on how the pandemic began. they do say coronavirus likely wasn't genetically engineered or developed as a bio—weapon. but officials say china is withholding information, and that would need to change before the world gets any definitive answers on the origins of the virus. here's more from our security correspondent gordon corera. it's an unclassified summary of a longer report. it came after president biden asked his intelligence community to go back again and look at this issue. and he gave them 90 days to do that, after they previously couldn't come to a conclusion. they've looked again, they've gone through the data and they still can't come to a conclusion. we get a bit more detail here. for instance, they say they think covid—19 really began spread in november in china — of 2019 — that it was not a biological weapon, they say. but on this crucial question, which is "was it naturally occurring? did it

calais has been home to those fleeing the taliban for years.ce on a military plane. mohammed's journey is not over. like many here, he wants to get to the uk. his plan is to hide inside a refrigerated lorry. afghans in the camps here are telling us they believe more than 60 people have made it to the uk in refrigerated lorries through this ferry terminal just in the past week. we've got no way of verifying these figures, but the picture that is emerging is of afghans who've escaped their country preparing to risk their lives again. with britain watching events in afghanistan, afghans here are watching the channel and asking themselves, what's one more risk? lucy williamson, bbc news, calais. evacuees are now arriving in the uk as well. let's go to west london. i'm joined by the director of afghanistan and asian association. this association helps refugees and advises families on how to help relatives who are still in afghanistan. thank you very much for talking to us. we understand you've been inundated since this crisis began. tell us about wh

calais has been home to those fleeing the taliban for years.ants to get to the uk. his plan is to hide inside a refrigerator did lori. afghans in the camps here are saying they believe more than 60 people have made it to the uk and refrigerated lorries through this ferry terminaljust in the past week. we've got no way of verifying these figures but the picture that is emerging is of afghans who have escaped their country preparing to risk their lives again. with britain watching events in afghanistan, afghans here are watching the channel and asking themselves, what is one morris? firefighters are tackling a fire added industrial premise and limiting spa in warwickshire. explosions and strong chemical smells have been reported. nearby properties were evacuated local people are being urged to keep the windows and doors close. police say one person is missing. covid vaccines are being offered at the redding — leeds festival this weekend in an effort to increase the take—up and young adults. public clinics will be open to both events but health of

calais has been home to those fleeing the taliban for years.jor fire there. we will get an update from there. we will get an update from the emergency services, people are being told to avoid the area, as we have been saying this afternoon. at one stage, also... let's get the very latest. one stage, also... let's get the very latest-— one stage, also... let's get the very latest. we are here today to live ou very latest. we are here today to give you an _ very latest. we are here today to give you an update _ very latest. we are here today to give you an update on _ very latest. we are here today to give you an update on the - very latest. we are here today to give you an update on the major| give you an update on the major incident that we have been dealing with throughout the day, my name is mike smith, and the superintendent for the police stopped lou and i am burnaby, g5 server fire and rescue service. as you will be aware, be recalled to a major fire earlier this morning, and throughout today, fire crews from warwickshire fire and rescue,

but i'm gonna come in to see yes and go to the base of calais. they're leaving town to job interview up in the winter. normally. they're loving garza gate medic. when you know, get here tomorrow and answer me. see here, you know what i want to do, we have to get another guy that was in the know, don't drink, went with it for me. can kinda get rid of me, physically commented. he showed me, you know, mean to join us. i meant it, they can no matter how can you hear muffled? no love for media. she'll be ok both back on. see. and they gave me the boss i got. so when you have the ability of but out around the case, you don't want to go to go from, you know, the whole day just in the morning. we have here with me just a little just don't. and what did you need show me that we no need food ever done. you know, a lot just body shall job ition but focus we assume industrial part. i got it and i got a big deal with them in when everything was done on the job mission of gosh nobody nobody got it. what did i mean me when i called miguel records. no one don't

lucy williamson, bbc news, calais.thick, black smoke can be seen billowing from the site onjuno drive in leamington spa. giles latcham sent this update from the scene. yes, it started between ten and 10:30am. thick, black plumes of smoke. it's billowing up into the sky. they are visible up to 20 miles away from here. it is coming from an industrial estate. it is to the rear of this building. it is not farfrom the mao motorway. there are number of businesses on that site including a firm that makes astroturf. another building supplier. also a tender yard. lots of combustible material. we do not know where the seat of the fire is or where it began. there is a report of seeing barrels exploding into the sky. i was a short distance away and i could see what seemed to be like charred lumps falling from the sky and landing on cars on buildings, on people. wrote have been shut for several hours now. the residents have been told to stay in their homes, close the doors and windows. 0r their homes, close the doors and windows. o

. >> yes, i love the food and i was very low-key, calais, because at this time my character is not supposedthe pasta, it was the perfect location to have a love affair with food and not feel guilty. it was like a dream come true. now, when you are 54 and you have to hit in the reverse, it's not as fun. but i will cherish the moment. >> kelly: i love it. the way i think i'm going to gain, i don't know if it is how they make their food or their wine, something is different but it is so good. you grew up in mexico but you did spend some time in my home state, i hear in texas. >> of course! if you are mexican you go to texas a lot. i still have a lot of friends in texas that i go and visit a lot and also my parents did, so we used to go all the time and i love texas. >> kelly: may too be or what do you think, food is a pretty big deal for us, i don't know if you noticed, what did you think of the food and portion size when you show up? >> yeah, talk about the portion size. i didn't think, the first time, when i was very little, we were in houston, yes. and at some point, they have such good foo

ia runners didn't finish, including the reigning world champion from calais —— kenya.we expected. the world record holder brigid kosgei was overtaken by her compatriot, peresjepchirchir, who won by 16 seconds in the end. also today, team usa secured a fourth straight olympic gold medal in men's basketball, as they picked france 87, 82. france, they inflicted the usa's first came slow since 200a in the group stage, but it wasn't to be repeated because the favourites, he had underperformed in the build—up, hit their stridejust had underperformed in the build—up, hit their stride just when it mattered most and kevin durant was amazing, the standout player, scoring 29 points. the usa have celebrated another gold in the women's golf. the final round was interrupted by rain and thunderstorms, but nelly korda held her nerve to become olympic champion, finishing on 17 under par. second place went to a japanese athlete. nelly korda finished one shot ahead. the japanese athlete got the silver, lydia ko got the bronze. families of the victims of the 11th september attacks in amer

afghan boys fled the country, and some of them got to calais and the uk, and they said to me the talibann their forces. to avoid that, they had to escape, so now some of them are here. maybe the same motive based on them fleeing the city �*s occupied first by the taliban. that may be too late now. it's an absolute tragedy. irate taliban. that may be too late now. it's an absolute tragedy.— it's an absolute tragedy. we hear the government _ it's an absolute tragedy. we hear the government prioritising - it's an absolute tragedy. we hear the government prioritising for i it's an absolute tragedy. we hear. the government prioritising for the first 5000 people, they are prioritising women, children and people from persecuted minority groups. and yet, for all understandable reasons, we know why, but for exactly that example you've just given, there are plenty of men who will be vulnerable as well so are you absolutely. that who will be vulnerable as well so are you absolutely.— are you absolutely. that is a tra . ed are you absolutely. that is a tragedy of — are you absolutely. that is a trag

considering that the government promised in 2016 to save 3,000 unaccompanied refugee children from calaisis the right honorable gentleman concerned that the number who have actually been saved stands at around 380? if those promises can be broken, and among those children were many from afghanistan, is he concerned that the promises made today may be as unrobust as those of the past? >> i agree with the right honorable lady that it is important the house has the opportunity to reflect on this and consider what mechanisms we need to put in place to protect people in afghanistan. the harsh reality is that 3 million people have already been displaced, and 80% of those fleeing their homes are women and children. these people are now crying out for our help. >> my right honorable friend will be aware that yesterday the nobel laureate nadia murad said, i know what happens when the world loses sight of women and girls in crises. when it looks away, war is waged on women's bodies. sadly, she is correct. does my right honorable friend agree that, if we do not act now and go so much further than th

considering that the government promised in 2016 to save 3000 unaccompanied refugee children from calaisy from afghanistan are children, is he not concerned that those promises today will be as un—robust as the ones of the past? i will be as un-robust as the ones of the ast? ., . , the past? i do agree with my right honourable _ the past? i do agree with my right honourable friend _ the past? i do agree with my right honourable friend and _ the past? i do agree with my right honourable friend and it _ honourable friend and it is important this house has the opportunity to reflect on this and consider what mechanisms we do need to put in place in order to protect people in afghanistan. mr speaker, the harsh reality is 3 million people have already been displaced. 80% of those fleeing their homes are women and children. these are people that are now crying out for our help. i that are now crying out for our hel. ., ~ that are now crying out for our hel. . «i ., ., ., , help. i thank the right honourable rentleman help. i thank the right honourable gentleman for— help. i thank the right hon

withjenny on the eurostar, brussels to london, it will travel through france, calling at lille and calais have to self—isolate when you arrive. all we can hope is that when we have this update later on this week, wednesday or thursday, we are due to have this update, we can hope is they have had another look at the figures, seen that the beta variant has dropped significantly in mainland france, and remove the need for that self quarantine on return. just one other thing, when we're talking about canada as well, they have confirmed that from september seven, vaccinated citizens from the uk will be able to enter the country. there is going to be a significant testing requirements as well but it is a good step forward from september seven.- well but it is a good step forward from september seven. thank you. sean, this from september seven. thank you. sean. this lady _ from september seven. thank you. sean, this lady says _ from september seven. thank you. sean, this lady says i _ from september seven. thank you. sean, this lady says i am _ from september seven. thank you. sean, this lady sa