we've seen pictures of incredible cues just outside calais.there is a six and a half hour wait at calais for coaches at the moment. —— p&0. these pictures were taken by a teacher who had just texted said they through passport control and waiting for the next ferry, they hope to be on board in the next 30 minutes or so but it seven hours after they arrived there. now, these cues coincide with a board of force strike, which is happening by uk borderforce staff but on the calais side. however, the home office are very keen to point out they do not think the cues we see here are down to the industrial action itself. they say there are issues with the calais infrastructure and they say one of the busiest days of the year for coaches travel. clearly, the strike dates are not helping or exacerbating the situation. either way, if you're faced with a six hour wait with a coach full of kids after a long week away, that's not the best time to be dealing with... it's quite tricky. is it getting any better? at the moment p&0 say they 08 is still around six

tweeting, warning people that there is a 6.5—hour wait at calais for coaches at the moment.ken by a teacher who's actually just messaged to say they've finally got through passport control, they're waiting for the next ferry, they hope to be on board within the next 30 minutes or so, but it's seven hours after they arrived there. now, these queues coincide with, as you say, a border force strike, which is happening by uk border force staff but on the calais side. however, the home office are very keen to point out that they do not think the queues we're seeing here, these queues, are down to the industrial action itself. they say there are issues with the calais infrastructure and they say it is, as i was saying, one of the busiest days of the year for coach travel. clearly, the strike dates are not helping, or, you know, are exacerbating this situation. this is bbc news, the headlines: western leaders put forward a unified front as they call for military support for ukraine in its fight against the russian invasion but britain's prime minister says the country needs more su

and as you were saying p&o have been tweeting, warning people there is a 6.5 hour wait at calais fors actually messaged to say they finally got through passport control and are waiting for the next ferry and hope to be on board within the next 30 minutes or so but it is seven hours after they arrived. these cues coincide with as you say a border force strike which is happening by uk border force staff but on the calais side. however, the home office are very keen to point out they do not think the queues we are seeing here are down to the industrial action itself. they say there are issues with the calais infrastructure and they say it is, as i was saying, one of the busiest days of the year for coach travel and clearly, the strike dates are not helping or, you know, are exacerbating the situation. scotland's health secretary humza yousaf has officially announced he's standing to replace nicola sturgeon as first minister. mr yousaf said he would go ahead with the controversial gender recognition reform bill. confirmation of that decision puts him at odds with ash regan, who has also

tweeting warning people that is six and a half hour wait at calais for coaches at the moment.ures here were taken by a teacher who has actually just message to say they have finally got through passport control, they are waiting for the next ferry, they hope to be on board within the next 30 minutes or so, but it is seven hours after they arrived there. these queues coincide with a border force strike, which is happening by uk border force staff, but on the calais side. however, the home office, they are very keen to point out that they do not think the queues we are seeing here, these queues, are seeing here, these queues, are down to the industrial action itself. they say there are issues with the calais infrastructure and they say it is, as i was saying, one of the busiest days of the year for coach travel. clearly, the strike dates are not helping or are exacerbating the situation. peter roddick. syrian state media says israel has carried out an air raid on the capital, damascus. the state news agency says at least 15 people are currently known to have died, after rockets

dunkirk in calais has around.is has made the regular lodge points more difficult to operate from . more difficult to operate from. french authorities are also busy erecting miles of extra security fencing around those beaches and that's driving the small boats farther south. for years, the criminal gangs predominantly used the shortage route to the uk, pushing golfers from the beaches around , then expanding beaches around, then expanding to include areas near dunkirk. while occasional boats have been launched further south in the past six months, this route using beaches near purloin , has using beaches near purloin, has seen a significant spike in activity . with a beach even activity. with a beach even further south near fort morgan. also now regularly being used . also now regularly being used. and maritime patrols in the uk waters. that means a far greater likelihood that small will begin showing up on a much longer stretch uk coastline in the year . it will mean rescue teams across a wider area being called

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calais in fact we're dunkirk.in fact we're south of the line more than 50 miles from those routes . it's miles from those routes. it's one of dozens of rescues the lifeboat based in back has attended in recent months a major uptick in active city as people smugglers attempt to avoid increasing police patrols farther north. this think to donald the numbers have been rising at the end of 2021 we were involved in many migrant . were involved in many migrant. dufing were involved in many migrant. during 2022 there were significant certainly more migrants especially when you realise the further they have to travel by boat, the higher the risks travelling from down the coast brings extra being in the for water brings the danger of hypothermia and even being hit by bigger . you know, they can go by bigger. you know, they can go back to for people smugglers increase activity around dunkirk . calais has made their regular launch points more difficult to operate from french authorities are also busy erecting of extra securit

calais in fact we're dunkirk.in fact we're south of the line more than 50 miles from those routes . it's miles from those routes. it's one of dozens of rescues the lifeboat based in back has attended in recent months a major uptick in active city as people smugglers attempt to avoid increasing police patrols farther north. this think to donald the numbers have been rising at the end of 2021 we were involved in many migrant . were involved in many migrant. dufing were involved in many migrant. during 2022 there were significant certainly more migrants especially when you realise the further they have to travel by boat, the higher the risks travelling from down the coast brings extra being in the for water brings the danger of hypothermia and even being hit by bigger . you know, they can go by bigger. you know, they can go back to for people smugglers increase activity around dunkirk . calais has made their regular launch points more difficult to operate from french authorities are also busy erecting of extra securit

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calais that they're/ant to get to calais that they're coming in. and the worst part for me, nigel, is once they arrive, these young men and they're africa in this they're all from africa in this camp once they get camp, we saw them once they get here they the hotels. here, they go to the hotels. care for kelly waiting for them in hotels to walk them to in the hotels to walk them to the parliament. and i've seen i've seen them on nando. i've seen on beach at seen them on the beach at dungeness, how they got packages and they if and all the rest of it. they if you will, pass which you are now deputy chairman and i can't believe it either . but deputy chairman and i can't believe it either. but you are yeah. if your party doesn't stop the boats and if illegal migration running at 50,000 a yean migration running at 50,000 a year, you're toast aren't you ? year, you're toast aren't you? well, we're going to have some problems at the next election. i think we know that. i mean, my party has admitted that it's for me stopping the boats is the number we've

calais that they're/ant to get to calais that they're coming in. and the worst part for me, nigel, is once they arrive, these young men and they're africa in this they're all from africa in this camp once they get camp, we saw them once they get here they the hotels. here, they go to the hotels. care for kelly waiting for them in hotels to walk them to in the hotels to walk them to the parliament. and i've seen i've seen them on nando. i've seen on beach at seen them on the beach at dungeness, how they got packages and they if and all the rest of it. they if you will, pass which you are now deputy chairman and i can't believe it either . but deputy chairman and i can't believe it either. but you are yeah. if your party doesn't stop the boats and if illegal migration running at 50,000 a yean migration running at 50,000 a year, you're toast aren't you ? year, you're toast aren't you? well, we're going to have some problems at the next election. i think we know that. i mean, my party has admitted that it's for me stopping the boats is the number we've

coach passengers returning to the uk from france face delays at calais of up to six and a half hours.r force staff at several ports, including calais, are on the second day of a 4 day strike about pay. you are watching bbc news. now — talking business lets ta ke lets take a look on the show. on the show, the windfalls of war, $200 billion, total amount of profit last year alone by the world's major oil companies. president biden and other world leaders are accusing the oil companies of war profiteering at a time of a cost of living crisis not seen in a generation. instead of reaping the cash and paying much of it out to shareholders, should big oil be pumping it back into exploration, or even into the great energy transition? i will be discussing all of that with these two. president of energy policy research foundation, and senior director of campaigns for the sierra club. also, clothes, food, tv, much of the energy that you use, all brought to you by a ship. i will be taking the pulse of the industry with the big boss at the head of the world's biggest shipping company. whenever you

coach passengers returning to the uk from france face delays at calais of up to six and a half hours.r force staff at several ports, including calais, are on the second day of a four day strike about pay. at ten o'clock we will be here with a full round—up of the days news. first — our world: brits in battle: ukraine. on the battlefields of ukraine, you won't just find local soldiers... slava ukraini. ..but volunteers from all over the world. guatemala, portugal, america. ukrainian officials say 20,000 international volunteers have travelled to help fight back against the russian invasion. many of them came from britain. they needed help so that is why i got up and went. i've got a purpose in life out there. you didn't have any military experience previously? 100% civilian. from those who'd never held a weapon, to experienced soldiers, british volunteers are fighting and dying alongside the people of ukraine. i did not find out until the day before he was coming. a lot of people are like, why you are here and why are you doing this? is there a kind of war tourism? as i tracked down th

a home and calais and dunkirk.clusive report us from . reaching out from the french caused a local lifeboat crew responding to reports of a small migrant boat. responding to reports of a small migrant boat . difficulties . but migrant boat. difficulties. but this incident also involving a french border patrol vessel is far away from the usual small boat out of dunkirk. calais. in fact we're south of the line more than 50 miles from those routes . it's one of dozens of routes. it's one of dozens of rescues . the lifeboat based in rescues. the lifeboat based in burke has attended in recent months a major uptick in activity as people smugglers attempt to avoid increasing patrols farther north. excited to download model. the numbers have been rising at the end of 2021. we were involved in many migrant rescues during 2022. there were significantly migrants, especially they school. the further they to travel by boat, the higher the risks travelling from down the coast . extra dangers. being in coast. extra dangers. being

coach passengers returning to the uk from france face delays at calais of up to six and a half hours.der force staff at several ports, including calais, are on the second day of a 4 day strike about pay. you are watching bbc news. political thinking with nick robinson. hello and welcome to political thinking. it's not every week that a political party declares that the man who led it in the last election, the man the party proposed to be our next prime minister is now considered unfit to be a member of parliament. that is what happened this week when keir starmer declared that his predecessor, jeremy corbyn, would not be representing the labour party at the next election. my guest on political thinking this week is one of those who is urging keir starmer on. steve reed, labour's shadow secretary was part of a group that tried to keep people in the labour party when many were thinking of leaving it during thejeremy corbyn years. this week he is announcing a new approach to crime, approach that attempts to vent crime, protect communities, he says that when jeremy corbyn was crime, prote

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there are problems with the infrastructure at calais.real issues, we see pictures of cues and cues of coaches. look at that. this is essentially what happens, why there is a real problem with coaches is that although trucks and cars go through onto the fairies very quickly, coaches are taken off to a separate area and then border force officials have to check a couple of passports and take a few people away. clearly, when there's so many coaches this always a really big issue for that this is been exacerbated by the strike. what's different today is that we have 1000 pcs members on strike at ports at calais and dunkirk, which is where they do the border checks. that should be happening with these coaches you are saying. it's the second of a four day walk out today. we're expecting this disruption to carry on probably for the rest of the afternoon and possibly into tomorrow. i the afternoon and possibly into tomorrow-— the afternoon and possibly into tomorrow. ., , ., ., ., , ., ., tomorrow. i was going to ask you how lona could tomorrow.

coach passengers returning to the uk from france face delays at calais of up to six and a half hours.der force staff at several ports, including calais, are on the second day of a 4 day strike about pay. you're watching bbc news. now, its time for sportsday england's women edge a tough match against india... on theirjourney to securing a spot in the semi—finals of the t20 world cup. stuart broad's on fire for england in new zealand, as they look set to clinch the first test match. and arsenal are back on top — after a thiller at aston villa with two late goal. also coming up in the programme. the ownership race hots up for manchester united. sirjim ratcliffe�*s officially in the running, along with a bid from qatar. and a moment to remember for st helens — with a famous victory in australia, to claim rugby league's world club challenge. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. a busy day of football on the way. but we start with cricket first — and it was billed as a crucial group encounter, between england and india at the women's t20 world cup. and england's 11 run win earli

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preliminary stage of the premier basketball league will be held today, when gorgan municipality will face calais in mazandaran. the names of referees for the 20th week of the premier league were announced. bijan heydari will judge the game between pikan and esteghlal on sunday, and hassan askari will judge the match between persepolis and the fans on monday for kaveh rezaei's disciplinary committee , according to the one-way season of his contract with tractor the second half of the premier league season cannot be played for this team, and on the other hand, since it is illegal to become a free agent contract season, it is not considered, and i cannot sign another team, following the statements of sanat naft abadan head coach ali ferozi after the match against persepolis. may god protect you, i jimmy carter, the following operation in a foreign country for the national security of the united states, and the director of central intelligence orders this operation. this is part of a letter from the president of the united states in december 1979. it is ad that the documents related to it recently i

so bothered to go to calais. so he's a look at it and. he's he's had a look at it and.actually involving certain out there certain humanitarian out there which everything they which are doing everything they possibly them in possibly can to get them in there. are worried there. and people are worried that someone lee that if someone like lee anderson speaking up, anderson keeps speaking up, they're to have to have they're going to have to have uncomfortable conversations like, oh, this you like, oh, maybe this law, you have rainbow in the have all the big rainbow in the refugees. welcome. so maybe actually doing actually they are actually doing things but there we things wrong. but there we go, tony. thank you much. tony smith, cbe, former director general border force. general of uk border force. now we we'd on we thought we'd finish on something a little bit different. ladies gentlemen different. ladies and gentlemen , it's been really it's been getting be a bit recently and getting to be a bit recently and it is the state of, the it is just the state of, the music in

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my name is amanda venus, beauty, calais, ca, listening for shanika, nick, i listened up a bow, cielo, mostly scene. yes. yes. and yet from school, this is out of your city there. which is nefertiti fish. good. a mistake for some, but you know what i, what that will about anthem? no wish, no, but i thought you my yahoo, expedia. so poor and yesterday, but she and i'm yes now which was not between the previous year by the other article here, which is a see we're, we're, you know, i mean, i'm just on my preaching with for you, skeptical the one. yeah. which i think of expediency with do is what school does, most of that comes out with ah, a customers socially. well, with the only way to reach ice island is by ice breaker. every year that osgood roommate, research vessel miss. io some of carry staff to the island where the station clean optic volunteers hitch a ride to the island where she gets it with you know what for them to look with with the vehicle here as to how to get a feel is the me as in that i'm not sure was that he's on which way, but he, me only, i mean when, when we see tha

well, around calais and dunkirk.ive report for you . reaching out report for you. reaching out from the french caused to local lifeboat crew responding to reports of a small migrant boat in difficulties . but reports of a small migrant boat in difficulties. but this incident also involving a french border patrol vessel is far away from the usual small boat routes out of dunkirk and calais. in fact, we're south of berlin, more than 50 miles from those routes. it's one of dozens of rescues . the lifeboat based in rescues. the lifeboat based in burke has attended in recent months a major uptick in activity as people smugglers attempt to avoid increasing police patrols. farther north. excited to unload . not all the excited to unload. not all the numbers have been rising at the end of 2021. we were involved in many migrant rescues during 2022. there were significantly more migrants , especially when more migrants, especially when they reach the further they have to travel by boat, the higher the risks . travelling from d

it's westminster's toughest mp reveals all about his trip to the calais migrant camps and why as a warning to sunak about his plans to tackle the channel crisis . plus australia's foreign crisis. plus australia's foreign minister and wokeist politician is certainly making waves during her first visit on our shores with this britain hating speech standing. the past enables us to better share the present and the future . it gives us the future. it gives us the opportunity to find more common ground than if we stay sheltered in versions of our countries histories , she can rock off back histories, she can rock off back to australia as far as i'm concerned. but i'll ask my panel if should confront our colonial past in the media polls at 1030, tomorrow's newspaper pages to add a new greatest britain union jackass on the way this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . wootton tonight. let's go. go great to have your company tonight. i hope these strikes didn't mess up your plans significantly. my special digest on walk out wednesday in. just one moment. first, though, the news headlines at nine. thi

it's westminster's toughest mp reveals all about his trip to the calais migrant camps and why as a warning to sunak about his plans to tackle the channel crisis . plus australia's foreign crisis. plus australia's foreign minister and wokeist politician is certainly making waves during her first visit on our shores with this britain hating speech standing. the past enables us to better share the present and the future . it gives us the future. it gives us the opportunity to find more common ground than if we stay sheltered in versions of our countries histories , she can rock off back histories, she can rock off back to australia as far as i'm concerned. but i'll ask my panel if should confront our colonial past in the media polls at 1030, tomorrow's newspaper pages to add a new greatest britain union jackass on the way this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . wootton tonight. let's go. go great to have your company tonight. i hope these strikes didn't mess up your plans significantly. my special digest on walk out wednesday in. just one moment. first, though, the news headlines at nine. thi

and so you've been back across the channel towards dunkirk, calais . what towards dunkirk, calais.vered about the french efforts ? help us. well, french efforts? help us. well, i found absolutely the opposite happening . i found what i think happening. i found what i think is probably the biggest scandal yet last november , we gave is probably the biggest scandal yet last november, we gav e £63 yet last november, we gave £63 million to the to french beef up border controls . and they in the border controls. and they in the last years have spen t £52 last years have spent £52 million on three buses, which i discovered are cow thousands migrants from that camp to the beach, free buses , free buses. beach, free buses, free buses. so you can get on bus in northern france for free? yes. in dunkirk , it's like a pioneer in dunkirk, it's like a pioneer city for free bus travel, but they're not sticking in dunkirk, going 30, 11 miles, one way and four miles the other. another was to the very beaches they can take the migrants to the very beaches that the french we're paying beaches that th

and so you've been back across the channel towards dunkirk, calais . what towards dunkirk, calais.vered about the french efforts ? help us. well, french efforts? help us. well, i found absolutely the opposite happening . i found what i think happening. i found what i think is probably the biggest scandal yet last november , we gave is probably the biggest scandal yet last november, we gav e £63 yet last november, we gave £63 million to the to french beef up border controls . and they in the border controls. and they in the last years have spen t £52 last years have spent £52 million on three buses, which i discovered are cow thousands migrants from that camp to the beach, free buses , free buses. beach, free buses, free buses. so you can get on bus in northern france for free? yes. in dunkirk , it's like a pioneer in dunkirk, it's like a pioneer city for free bus travel, but they're not sticking in dunkirk, going 30, 11 miles, one way and four miles the other. another was to the very beaches they can take the migrants to the very beaches that the french we're paying beaches that th

care for calais? meet people in the camps in dunkirk. give them advice . in dunkirk. advice. how to cross the english channel and then often meet them on the beachesin and then often meet them on the beaches in kent with food parcels and all else. i wouldn't have thought you were short. particularly of phone numbers. tim hilton of refugee action talked about people , a baying talked about people, a baying mob who are the far right. whether you want to be called it or not. and local mp sir george howarth said , those howarth said, those demonstrating against refugees at the protest do not represent this community well mr. howarth. i've got news for you. they really do represent that community. what i don't know is who those young men in those black uniforms were . i have no black uniforms were. i have no idea who they were . well, they idea who they were. well, they far right. could they have been antifa. i simply can't answer that question, but i'm pleased to say that in the last hour, merseyside police have confirmed that it was initially a peaceful protest and then

our 1st stop a st. gore to see the low calais. this massive rock is associated with an old diamond mentioned, which was more challenged by german poet, henry hina, making it globally famous. it's also symbolic of the so called ryan romanticism, which honors the landscape and culture of this area. i'm heading to a restaurant which overlooks the law ally to find out more about his story. lorelei, she was a maiden and she was sitting on the top of the lawn, iraq, and i could see here the ship to ship a men and this time to come by here and there looking up to her. and there were many, many, a big rocks in the river and then suddenly de crushed into and the ship sank. bob to the legend is because in this point, this almost a deepest and most sinister point on the whole rhine river. and in this point here, they have also many, many exigence in the past. my next stop is just 20 minutes away. being it. i went to see the famous moiz at one year. legend has it that a cruel ruler, hatchet, the 2nd oppressed and exploited his peasants. he gr

care for calais? meet people in the camps in dunkirk. give them advice . in dunkirk. advice. how to cross the english channel and then often meet them on the beachesin and then often meet them on the beaches in kent with food parcels and all else. i wouldn't have thought you were short. particularly of phone numbers. tim hilton of refugee action talked about people , a baying talked about people, a baying mob who are the far right. whether you want to be called it or not. and local mp sir george howarth said , those howarth said, those demonstrating against refugees at the protest do not represent this community well mr. howarth. i've got news for you. they really do represent that community. what i don't know is who those young men in those black uniforms were . i have no black uniforms were. i have no idea who they were . well, they idea who they were. well, they far right. could they have been antifa. i simply can't answer that question, but i'm pleased to say that in the last hour, merseyside police have confirmed that it was initially a peaceful protest and then

i'm willing to face the hot pot is organizing it. money undone is the founder of the indio. calais cleaned up by the gobbler. might its volunteers have been disturbing what a bodies across glen metal for the past 5 years, and this is how they do it. so a she's in charge of getting all volunteers to arrive at the scene. a lot on that and on this day there, dick, mom often wear gloves for the day and time in brooklyn. it's money, gardens job to divide them up into various groups. hello, hello, you are all there, wedding globulin? i'm just like when i to distribute supplies. i got a certain amount housing long ago and gopi isn't out of documenting the process group at the very last minute come closer, agony no longer. it all started in 2017. when glen metal was facing a severe shout money, camden was determined to revive one of the city's driest water bodies better when he produced down the call, it hadn't has even water for many years, rather than i decided to clean the panel by removing plastics and with an vis a visa now mclachlan, we began cleaning activities on the 12th of february, 2017

with calais soon with escalation of the war. because if the united states escalates, if they give an f, 16 or f 35, a war, you know, military, you know, judge to the ukraine, then russia will respond. and then the big, you know, says with the something else there, russia, let's kill it. so that is what i don't like. so the question is how to be escalate? well, i don't know, my question is not about how to de escalate. because i think at this point of time is pretty clear that the americans are opting for prolong conflict then. why would they not do that because it's a relatively cheap war for them. they're not losing soldiers there. and she being a major strategic geopolitical goal through the means of all of that so called allies. so, i mean, it makes a certain sense, geopolitical sense for the americans to continue fighting. i'm asking you about europe and i've seen an interesting pull the other day that i think 60 percent of the europeans believe that ukraine with the support of the west will win this conflict. but when it co

al salvatore, as president neighbor, calais, has defended annually and vowed mega prison bill to has thousands of alleged gang members. this i called in terrorism containment center has been built outside the tech, a lua southeast of the capitol at san salvador. alan fisher has the date, hence each the biggest prison in the americas, and will be home to $40000.00 inmates, including some of the most violent people on the continent present. now you berkeley was given a special tour of the jail at tech alert, built in just 7 mana, he was shown the 7 security rings from the watch towers and electric fences for the solid, steel isolation sale of your bomb lyric with them. okay. so it's important to remember that the people that will be held here the terrorists will be here are the highest ranking members of the gangs, the historic leaders. el salvador has a gang problem. in march. last year, the government declared the state of emergency to fight it previous efforts to break the gangs and el salvador overcrowded jails, haven't worked. even with 24 hour locked don's stripping and humiliati

they've made a calais.was speaking to, i think probably a human think it's probably a human rights lawyer actually earlier on was saying to well, on who was saying to me, well, the if these people the point is, if these people are iraq, afghanistan, are from iraq, afghanistan, syria, we can't syria, whatever we can't actually deport them even if we don't, they should be claiming asylum here, shouldn't be claiming here . to claiming asylum here. to which to mind, it rewrites to my mind, it rewrites something that people were speaking about a while ago. we do islands are do have some islands are disposable, do we not? places like ascension island, i think, or the falkland islands. i mean, would you be dead against the face of the crisis that we're facing sending people facing at minute, sending people that in favour of that i'm certainly in favour of doing more deals we've done doing more deals like we've done already rwanda , finding already with rwanda, finding those countries. these those safe countries. d

they've made a calais.s speaking to, i think probably a human think it's probably a human rights lawyer actually earlier on was saying to well, on who was saying to me, well, the if these people the point is, if these people are iraq, afghanistan, are from iraq, afghanistan, syria, we can't syria, whatever we can't actually deport them even if we don't, they should be claiming asylum here, shouldn't be claiming here . to claiming asylum here. to which to mind, it rewrites to my mind, it rewrites something that people were speaking about a while ago. we do islands are do have some islands are disposable, do we not? places like ascension island, i think, or the falkland islands. i mean, would you be dead against the face of the crisis that we're facing sending people facing at minute, sending people that in favour of that i'm certainly in favour of doing more deals we've done doing more deals like we've done already rwanda , finding already with rwanda, finding those countries. these those safe countries. do

border force staff in calais, dunkirk and dover are currently staging a four—day strike over pay.d it was working to minimise delays. scotland's health secretary, humza yousaf, has confirmed that he's standing to replace nicola sturgeon as snp leader and the country's first minister. he made the announcement in the scottish sunday mail newspaper. ash regan, who quit the scottish government as a community safety minister, will also stand in the contest. buckingham palace has released details of the music that will feature at the coronation of king charles. the selection — chosen personally by the king — will include a special coronation anthem, composed by lord andrew lloyd—webber, as charlotte gallagher reports. elgar plays. from elgar... to andrew lloyd webber. a diverse selection of composers and musicians will form part of the coronation in may. the king commissioned the 12 new pieces, and personally select the rest of the music. a coronation 0rchestra featuring performers from across the uk, and conducted by sir antonio proponent from the royal opera house, will play a large p

set up an office in calais for those who have lost i.d. in calais for those who have lost id.he makes a good point. what about that, james? it could not have. they should set up something if people don't have i.d, when they get it that, there should be get it at that, there should be safe legal routes and all safe and legal routes and all sorts that they are sorts of places that they are currently. there currently aren't. but that doesn't change the people get here the fact that if people get here through legal through a non safe and legal route, they i have to be processed and if they have if they legitimate asylum seekers then should welcome them and then we should welcome them and be respected and decent about it. well michelle says this should never happen in the first place. this government failed to negotiate or the negotiate the terms or the deported bit, the portions the forces that this is a tory government failure that puts its own citizens at risk. and thanks as what a week pathetic government. it is now obvious that the prime minister and the rest of the current go

delays of more than 6 hours were experienced at calais yesterday , and calais yesterday, and disruptionsinue until tomorrow morning. border force says the military civil servants who volunteer hours have stepped in to minimise the impact . the french president impact. the french president wants russia to be defeated in ukraine, but not emmanuel macron says, aiming for a total defeat of moscow on its own soil has never been his country's position . now he's been position. now he's been criticised by some nato allies for delivering mixed messages regarding his policy on war. the kremlin has accused macron of dupuchous kremlin has accused macron of duplicitous diplomacy, saying his remarks show the west is discussing regime change in russia . meanwhile the us russia. meanwhile the us secretary of state's war, china . it will face serious consequences if it provides lethal military aid . russia. lethal military aid. russia. anthony blinken spoke the country's top diplomat wang on the sidelines of the global security conference in munich. the us believes beijing is considering sending weapons

at calais and coming getting a coming over and getting into a hotel.tel. i'm talking a bit broader than what do we do? than that. what do we do? there's people, families there's so many people, families and still sleeping on and of people still sleeping on the britain. what on the streets in britain. what on earth do we do about it? give me a i'll see into a thought and i'll see you into into . coming up on. john watson tonight as a bombshell poll reveals a majority of brits have lost faith in rishi sunak. is there a path to tory victory in 2024? former brexit secretary david davis weighs in. plus, there'll be unfiltered opinion from our man of the people, charlie lawson , i'm political charlie lawson, i'm political firebrand. i'm widdecombe and he's britons. firebrand. i'm widdecombe and he's britons . aren't you a fight he's britons. aren't you a fight for a comeback . our royal for a comeback. our royal masterminds lady colin campbell and phil dampier give their no holds barred take. don't miss dan wootton tonight 9 pm. to 11 pm. only on . gb news h

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