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i'm told that during his meeting with the un secretary general, mr. calais but raised the suggestion by his boss presence landscape. but perhaps the deal could continue operated by ukraine to kia. i'm the un without the participation of russia senior you and officials, though, if i doubt some about that, they say that no ship company or insurance company would want to risk the vessel coming under russian attack, james bayes out of the united nations. the last goes announcements that it was the whole thing. the grain deal came off to the bridge linking the russian controls come in peninsula with the mainland came under attack. russia has blamed keith for that time. i suppose that reports now the video from crime, you know, the night reporting to show the movement, the coach bridge came under attack again. the on the bridge cause quickly backed up initially rushed. you said, an emergency situation had closed at the traffic. all parties then said a couple had been killed in the car. the 14 year old daughter, wounded, rushing media, so they would to risk heading towards crimea, especiall

i'm told that during his meeting with the un secretary general, mr. calais but raised the suggestion by his boss presence landscape. but perhaps the deal could continue operated by ukraine to kit. i'm the un without the participation of russia senior you and officials, though, if i doubt some about that, they say that no ship company or insurance company would want to risk the vessel coming under russian attack. james bayes out of the united nations opposition protested in bangladesh and demanding the resignation of the government because of rising fee prices and the lack of political freedom. supporters of the main opposition policy and marching in the capital that demanding a normal pauses. i can take a government before the presidential election late to the see the release of political prisoners over the time, very challenging, i think joins as lot from doco in time via how big all these protests so far and what's driving people into the streets. well, this riley was a big, it was vast, several kilometers long. it's essentially at road mazda sided from an area called got solid in

i'm told that during his meeting with the un secretary general, mr. calais, but raised the suggestion by his boss presence landscape, but perhaps the deal could continue operated by ukraine to kit. i'm the un without the participation of russia senior you and officials, though, if i doubt some about that they say, but no ship company or insurance company would want to risk the vessel coming under russian attack. james bayes out of the united nations. to suppose as, as bangladesh as main opposition policy and launching in the capital dhaka that demanding the resignation of the ruling and warming the government. and the destination as on the duchess hanuman. probably just as a use of holding for the establishment of unknown pauses and can take a government before the presidential election. they sent us here. they will say want political business to be released, including the head of feedback profession, nation this policy. let's go to the 100 charter use line for us in duyka ton. very firstly and tell us how big these purchase today. what is driving people to come out in the streets to

i'm told that during his meeting with the un secretary general, mr. calais, but raised a suggestion by his boss presence the landscape that perhaps the deal could continue operated by ukraine. took care of the un without the participation of russia. senior un officials though, if i doubt some about that, they say that no ship company or insurance company would want to risk the vessel coming under russian attack. james bayes out of the united nations, kate phillips. but also as the vice president of global policy and advocacy messing cope's level humanitarian organization, she says poor nations will be impacted the most. this will be a huge shock to the global system and hit those least able to cope and living on the edge of hunger hardest. as we all remember, are the prices spiked last year after the complex started a basics, doing things like wheat and corn and cause a lot of volatility in the market and round that inflation. and we fear that those types of events will. busy occur again in the absence of this deal, which has allowed ukraine to safely export 32000000 metric tons of foo

i'm told that during his meeting with the un secretary general, mr. calais but raised the suggestion by his boss presence the landscape. but perhaps the deal could continue operated by ukraine. took the. i'm the un without the participation of russia. senior you and officials though, if i doubt some about that, they say that no ship company or insurance company would want to risk the vessel coming under russian attack. james bayes out of the united nations ukrainian, the price at bottom, as the landscape says, russia has no rights to destabilize the global food supply. these appeal to the turkish president, i mean, not to nations to intervene. yeah, no problem of each email is the i have sent a visual letters to president ordered one and you in secretary general good. or with a proposal to extend the work of the black sea green initiative or its equivalent, you know, try the actual format as it is the most reliable ukraine, the you in and took you to give that can insure the operation of a food, colorado and visual inspections, this is necessary for the entire world. and anyone who s

00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, the welcome to was a part of the father of greek tragedy. asked calais as a remark or more than 2 and a half to millennium go choose is always the 1st casualty of war. and the case of the ukrainian war for this unprecedented levels of censorship and deliberate distortions. charles had been banished even before the interstate cause. so it has began, but maybe 2 or on the ring reality it would pay the weight to pieces. well to discuss it, i'm now and join, but nichol, i petrol, professor of political science at the university of rhode island, and also all the tragedy of your praying. what's classical and greek tragedy can teach us about conflict resolution. professor petra is great to talk to you and thank you very much in advance for this rather unusual. i'm pretty intriguing. look at the ukranian conflict. well, thank you. i look forward to discussing it. now i've given you a focus on the greek project games a left me, uh, quote, one more of them. uh, they saw sophocles course certain that, oh man makes mistakes, but a good man you. when he knows that hi

what is| important, when the home affairs select committee went to calais earlier this year and spokelais looking to cross the channel who went to the french authorities to try and regularise their status in france because they didn't want to risk going to rwanda. it will become a lot if —— a lottery whether you are in a hotel in kent or going to rwanda. it hasn't started so the deterrent effect has fizzled out. we had the economic assessment from the home office which said it was uncertain about the deterrent effect. i'vejust given uncertain about the deterrent effect. i've just given a clear example of how it was. the home office's own _ example of how it was. the home office's own assessment... - example of how it was. the home office's own assessment... i'm i office's own assessment... i'm tellin: office's own assessment... i'm telling you _ office's own assessment... i'm telling you what _ office's own assessment... th telling you what the french authorities... telling you what the french authorities. . ._ telling you what the french authorities... , �* ., authorities... they did

fined two britons write to the media, as journalists found out , the men at the customs office in calais said that they received american-made weapons and military equipment as a gift as a token of gratitude for their work in ukraine in the course. as they put it, humanitarian missions are experts. the truth was recognized as grenades. it is unusable, however, they were taken away and destroyed. everything, see you. ekaterina a. i want to return to the conversation about the heroine, olga mogla did she go for some other scenario. so, yes, what could happen to such a heroine, or, uh, just like that, everything could only end. look, well, this is such an image of a destroyer, and she destroys what we have already said, like other people's lives. well, it is logical that she should destroy herself, that is , it is very difficult to imagine that this woman will suddenly start making borscht or go , uh, to serve some kind of soviet service, and she serves in soviet power. yes, we have a secret. she has her own secretary. she serves yourself. quite to ourselves, as we understand from some book

road to to achieve that skin wrong needs to expand its international, present the presence, the best calais intentions with regional stays and pay the way for a full back to relations with the non with symbol and, and that is happening right now. you know, the mediation by china, your moms improving relations with briggs and, and your mom's membership and the strong calling cooperation council, full speed of it runs new strategic direction. and the race administrations has been passed ceiling the resistance this course in it's a foreign policy that's means trying to defend. it involves national interests and giving you no concessions in good time for concessions and not providing concessions without obtaining concessions. now at the same time, the, the raise, the administration has been saying for alone, the world is not fully meant it to do west. this is a reference to the previous red hot administration's policy. that is, foreign policy was largely, uh, you know, confined to negotiations with device and the race administration wants to create a balance in the, around this relations with t

some of the 4 ministers a here as well, including the crating of foreign minister to be, to be true calais, but so they all, i think we're going to make some strong comments about the decision by russia, russia, they're not going to be represented by it's for a minister, it's on basset will be in the chat for that security council meeting. all right, we'll leave with that. thanks so much. james bass. now, roches decision. so how the grain deal came alazam through a series of explosions on the coach bridge that connects russia to the crime in peninsula, or at least 2 people were killed and the child injured? the crimson is blaming ukraine. present truth and said the bridge was so serious, big damaged and demanded is, officials improve security that you kindly and government as neither confirm nor denied its involvement in the last row of mcbride reports from ukraine on the potential implications of russia's decision to pull out of the black sea grain deal that has been a mixed response here in ukraine when they said greenville was 1st announced, the picture looked very different a year ago.

rather than promises and assurances from western capitals in ukraine's foreign minister, demitria calais, but told me there are different views here with the un about what the deal is completely dead threat disclose of thought. now, i can conclude that from the conversation i've had, i have had some our fall list optimistic and others are slightly more optimistic. i'm told that during his meeting with the un secretary general, mr. collate but raised the suggestion by his boss presence the landscape. but perhaps the deal could continue operated by ukraine to keep the un without the participation of russia. senior un officials though, if i doubt some about that, they say that no ship company or insurance company would want to risk the vessel coming under russian attack. james bayes out to 0 at the united nations. kate phillips. but also as the vice president of global policy and advocacy, it must be cool, a global humanitarian organization. she says poor nations will be impacted the most . this will be a huge shock to the global system and hit those least able to cope and living on the edg

rather than promises and assurances from western capitals, even ukraine's foreign minister demitra calais, but told me there are different views here with the un about what the deal is completely dead. there are 2 schools of thought. now i can conclude that from the conversation i've had, i have had some our fall list optimistic and others are slightly more optimistic. i'm told that during his meeting with the un secretary general, mr. collab raised the suggestion by his boss presence the landscape that perhaps the deal could continue operated by ukraine. took care of the un without the participation of russia. senior un officials though, if i doubt some about that they say, but no ship company or insurance company would want to risk the vessel coming under russian attack. james bayes out of the united nations. a remarkable salvage operation has begun off the coast of human involving 2 joint oil tank is working side by side. the front of a catastrophic oil spill in the red sea appears to be receiving thanks to a $140000000.00 rescue mission hash. with all of our us been watching it happen

a new claims. foreign minister, demitra calais, by his express confusion over russia stones on the green do, and is demanding cloud street from moscow. there is a debate in this, in the rooms in this building, whether it's whether the russian move is a suspension or termination of the, of the agreement. and the russia itself is, you know, avoiding clarity. because in, in one text they speak about termination. then in another comments, they speak about suspension, but there are 2 schools of thought. now i can conclude that from the conversation i've had, i have had some our fall list optimistic and others are slightly more optimistic about the prospects of this deal on diplomatic edited. james vegas has been speaking to delegates at the united nations. and since they believe the black sea green initiative is officially terminations, a lot of rush has been using different language suspension and termination and different public statements. i've seen the note that russia sent a really tough note sent to the united nations, sent to the signatures of this deal, and the word was terminated. th

those negotiations still continue over the credit of foreign minister to mutual calais, but has to be to them the last couple of hours. the one potential thing that ukraine, one to, to may have been granted by the nato allies. there's something called a membership action plan, which is a series of hoops the countries have to jump through to get membership of nato lots of conditions, attempts to be met. well, it looks like you cried. what have to go through one of those programs? well, jeremy's transfer a lot, schultz has spoken now to about 2 kias museum and the under for august under the damage these issues are not related to one another. you know, that have to last council. the european union decided that it would ask the commission to report to us on the states of relations and how we can improve and advance cooperation between the u. n to key again. but theirs don't have it. so let's get some more reaction off of tacky with the correspondent results of the joys and stuff almost done. but it does seem we're getting a little bit of pushback on what present design is hosting for the

rather than promises and assurances from western capitals in ukraine's foreign minister, demitria calais, but told me there are different views here with the un about what the deal is completely dead. there are 2 schools of thought. now. i can conclude that from the conversation i've had, i have had some our fall list optimistic and others are slightly more optimistic. i'm told that during his meeting with the un secretary general, mr. collab raised the suggestion by his boss presence the landscape that perhaps the deal could continue operated by ukraine to keep the un without the participation of russia. senior un officials though, if i doubt some about that, they say that no ship company or insurance company would want to risk the vessel coming under russian attack. james bayes out to 0 at the united nations or to bangladesh. and i will position protest as a demand and the resignation of the government because of rising suprises and the lack of political freedom. supporters of the 1000000 opposition policy on marching in the capital dot com or the non dig a non partisan can take a gove

and that's such all the time it is to has to go to calais, saved in the opening and in the shell agree bobs that we don't con, say the neighbors to be neighbors as such, but to be constant, the neighbors to be as own time of the as a family to see uh, a strong high cooperation is of course, kind of a balancing organization, auto band, them send the modem against any other catchy monitoring system has the monitor stick organizations operating. that'd be international level in shanghai. propagation is definitely a kind of a balancing forum, a gap in relation to nato or the in relation to it impact as such and such uh, new organizations and new forums that will be pub, global order, and fog be split of global author as such. around has been formerly admitted into the international political, economic and security blog with the summit leaders extending warm welcomes to the iranian leader. use of july li breaks down the significance of this move. hey, john, many of the west, some world fall, assess the hedge and many of the dollar. and in order to install a new world order, we need to remov

the statement was delivered at a joint news conference alongside his ukrainian counterpart, dimitri calais, but he's on a 2 day visit to his lama by that is the 1st visit by ukrainian foreign minister since 1993, and of course while keith is looking for support in the conflict with russia, pack of stone has refused to take aside. we spoke with the editor in chief, all vietnam about telegraph tests, what a class that he says that despite the sudden pressure from some friends in the west coast on his choosing to strengthen his ties, instead with china and russia. but just sanity, if i can find, have been under the impression of i'm not getting on the bus on block as well, and this is a, a pockets on has history to come on the bachelor front. i'm not going to the list on block of, but i think things have got a gent pockets on has the buckets on government sticking. i love what are my you the house, dickens, and lubbock cn integrated in fast stuff. i could find the middle of the, but the fun, see, i'm not going to as an enemy, you know, and the american sentiment from the high end, if i could

at calais and-border.em making legitimate of them are making legitimate asylum claims. that's the first muddying of these waters . you muddying of these waters. you know, we had this situation throughout the whole of last summer albanians were summer where albanians were coming is coming over. now there is nothing to flee albania for it isn't a country at war. you could argue, i suppose, as somebody once did, oh, you know, they might be fleeing gang crime. well, in this case, you know, why don't we get people from glasgow and tower hamlets going green cards to going and getting green cards to america? i mean, it's america? yeah, i mean, it's absolutely preposterous that we don't the kind of migrants don't know the kind of migrants that we have so that we can then filter into different filter them into different systems. yeah. and the thing wbbb— systems. yeah. and the thing with albania,— systems. yeah. and the thing with albania, you— ~;«b 4 and the thing with albania, you know, i feel weny— with albania,

kevin, thank you very at calais. kevin, thank you very much. members of the house of lords are saying this all sounds very, very inhumane it ? inhumane. is it? >> good afternoon, patrick. >> good afternoon, patrick. >> it's a difficult one. this if a . 16 or 17 year old decides to a. 16 or 17 year old decides to cut up a little bit, then you've got to you've got to restrain them. >> so it is it is difficult. >> so it is it is difficult. >> i think i don't think they're talking about really young children . children. >> i think they're talking about, you know , people in their about, you know, people in their late teens and that sort of thing. >> um , but we are being conned >> um, but we are being conned by people pretending to be children. >> there's no doubt about that. >> there's no doubt about that. >> yeah, i'm quite pleased that you said that because there appeared to some discrepancy you said that because there appea thato some discrepancy you said that because there appea that earlier me discrepancy you said that because there appea tha

posted on social media that it dispatched its helicopter known as henry one to a rural area near calais. still good to take the child to the hospital where he was treated with anti venom. the hot summer weather is bringing out snakes all over the bay last month. a 7 year-old boy was taken to a hospital after he was bitten a rattlesnake. got him out the obama. >> you know, they always talk about if you see snake, just leave it alone. i mean, kids can be curious. dogs can be they're actually there when you're on the trail, usually ok to go off trail. you really got to be careful. >> where you put your foot down, right? and just never know where they're say when you walk on trail stopped. yeah. make lots of noise. make noise and yeah, they just want to run away. the snake's can feel gration. they want to get away. usually those kind of seen a lot of times. usually there's on their merry way and leave you alone. to hear the rattle they'll let you you're too close. yeah, they were for you. that's for sure. out there tonight. we've got to change the weather. finally, if you're tired of all th

. >> and calais, that is the thing.esperation to rollback the culture culture, the idea that people want to know more history, people are terrified of books. but the anti-lgbtq thing feels particularly aggressive. all the way to the supreme court. is there a concern among democrats that that might somehow resonate with people in a general election? because it doesn't seem like it would. and younger people are done. like, they're not gonna get younger voters this way at all. >> i think it's important the democrats really capitalize on this. i don't think they should avoid it. i think they should face it head on and show how vaseful this is. and if i could mention real quick, that log cabin republican, they are the gavers black voters for trump. so i hope that they realize that they are coming for you. maybe you didn't care in the voting rights act was gutted in 2013, didn't hear about affirmative action, don't care about roe v. wade, they're coming for same-sex marriage. they're coming for lgbt to q folks. that's the iss

there is all row the restaurant at the 4 seasons in calais togo, which serves a modern which serves modern american cuisine. >> is francisco's japantown? the thai restaurant nari got its first start this week as did afford located near 4th street and folsom street. that restaurant also earned a green star which michelin hands out to the most sustainable restaurants in its opinion. the michelin specifically pointed out the restaurant's pesky terry and tasting menu and there was also another restaurant. they got a green star in oakland at the bottom of your screen. there. and a san francisco neighborhood group wants to make the castro more vibrant. they say they are proposing the installation of planters outside of a walgreens. but similar ideas in different neighborhoods have stirred some debate kron four's. dan thorn has the details. >> castro neighborhood group is trying to raise thousands to get these planters installed on a sidewalk. the large metal tubs are part of a larger plan to beautify the area. we need to do what we can to enhance vibrancy in the gaber hood it needs all the help

other precedents that they could overturn, are you concerned that game marriage might be next, what calaising block? >> wow, look, at every precedents on the chopping block because the courts made it clear that they're not bound by stare decisis, especially in circumstances when it comes to interpreting the constitution, they said repeatedly about last year, in dobbs in this year that they're free to look at these presidents -- and to correct what they believe are egregious errors,, yes everything is on the table justice thomas told us this last term, it is concurrence in the top. case there's grilled while versus connecticut, which legalize contraceptive. there's ingress virginia, he's let that one pass, it's raised here in this new case, and of course obergefell raises bigger questions. it's not clear that there's gonna be an immediate frontal assault on gay marriage. but the court's decision this week in 303 creative, the case about the website designer who refuses to provide services for frame same-sex weddings. that's a beginning over -- chipping away at the kinds of services, the exp

this, of course, is the ferry port that takes people to and across to calais and also to dunkirk .ctually, just looking dunkirk. actually, just looking around , it's moving pretty around, it's moving pretty slowly. they are saying that they could possibly be have have delays of 2.5 hours as meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of people are expected to depart from heathrow and gatwick airports over the coming days , airports over the coming days, adding to the travel difficulties , around 200,000 difficulties, around 200,000 people are expected at manchester airport and around 71,000 from bristol, all with passenger volumes returning to pre—pandemic levels this summer and some ports exceeding those volumes. >> the border force expects to see more than 34 million air arrivals coming through uk passport control over the coming months . more passport control over the coming months. more families going on european beach holidays are being hit by higher prices compared with last summer due to inflation. new figures from the post office show the cost of meals drinks and beach items have rise

james was helping saying yeah, the credit score minutes, the demitria calais but has been speaking in the un security council. and there's a security council meeting continuing on the situation in ukraine. this was a plan, the security council meeting before the news on the black sea deal coming to an end of. but it's certainly that's who's the top top subject that each of the delegates is, is discussing, is that they addressed the security council. in fact, the punish 4 minutes that speaking. but right now is a say of the foreign minister of ukraine was speaking of the security council just moments ago. but the full that before the start of the meeting, he addressed her pauses. and i asked him, as you claim was also a signatory to this deal. did they now believe it was totally dead? so there is a deep age in this, in the room. some is building, whether it's whether the russian move is a suspension or termination of the, of the agreement. and the russia itself is, you know, avoiding clarity because in, in one text they speak about termination. then in another comment, they speak about

rather than promises and assurances from western capitals in ukraine's foreign minister, demitria calais, but told me there are different views here with the un about what the deal is completely dead. there are 2 schools of thought. now, i can conclude that from the conversation i've had, i have had some our fall list optimistic and others are slightly more optimistic. i'm told that during his meeting with the un secretary general, mr. collate. but raised the suggestion by his boss presence the landscape, but perhaps the deal could continue operated by ukraine to keep the un without the participation of russia. senior un officials though, if i doubt some about that, they say that no ship company or insurance company would want to risk the vessel coming under russian attack. james bay's algebra at the united nations 3 talks to stop 3 months of fighting and sit on on our porch and resumed and saudi arabia. serenity is all me, come on, does um, using the permanent tre rivals the rapids for forces? previous negotiations and jet, i thought it was suspended back in june, following cease fire v

those negotiations still continue over the credit you for a minister to mutual calais, but has tweeted them the last couple of hours. the one potential thing that you crane 12 to may have been granted by the nato allies. there's something called a membership action plan, which is a series of hoops the countries have to jump through to get membership of nato lots of conditions in terms to be met. what it looks like, ukraine would have to go through one of those programs, james base that are all diplomatic added to things change. of course, we'll continue to join you through the day. let's get some reaction. i also have to, to speak to a correspondent, right? so, so the who's in his stumble for us now we just had some james, that there was a sense in vilnius that for the other guy is making those demands that nathan membership for sweden and a membership for to kia. just simply pops 2 different issues that then the states will have to discuss. i mean, what was the thing king incorrect about making this sort of connection, this demand of the, in the it's a lincoln churches your membership

rather than promises and assurances from western capitals in ukraine's foreign minister, dimitria calais, but told me there are different views here with the un about what the deal is completely dead. there are 2 schools of thought. now, i can conclude that from the conversation i've had, i have had some our fall list optimistic and others are slightly more optimistic. i'm told that during his meeting with the un secretary general, mr. collab raised the suggestion by his boss presence landscape. but perhaps the deal could continue operated by ukraine to kia. i'm the un without the participation of russia, senior you and officials. those are doubtful about that. they say that no ship company or insurance company would want to risk the vessel coming under russian attack. james bay's ouch is at the united nations as well that spring and russell said that he joins us live now from this tunnel. russell james was just saying that there are 2 schools of thought on. if this deal is dead, it does seem the tucker side, though is hopeful that it can be held together. what do you make of the diploma

an important development in the last couple of hours, the foreign minister of ukraine to be true, calais by a. so there's been progress, a one thing, and that's that to you train. it should be able to fast track the process of something called a membership action plan, which old recent members of nato, when they've joined 5 to go through. and that's an all do a series of political, economic, and military tests. what it looks like, you can't, is going to be given the opportunity to skip that process. interesting stuff, change phase or diplomatic edits of speaking to us that from various well, let's get some reaction now to what we've been hearing out of tech you, we can speak to a correspond to restore setters and assemble. so we have that result from james. the is the sense in vilnius that president ed one is, is making these new demands. and that's nathan membership for sweden. i'm the membership for tech. he has simply 2 different issues. why has the technology side raised this now? what are they hoping to accomplish? while it says of now is not clear whether this is a demand or a cond

why all the holier than thou nicola sturgeon jeremy corbyn, diane abbott care for calais staff know what justin welby? any room at your in thought? not old gary lineker could squeeze a football team of them into his £4.5 million surrey mansion and not just heavily vetted poster boys like rashid here who stayed at chateau big ears for a mere 20 day pr stunt . of course, this day pr stunt. of course, this won't ever happen because these refugee welcome hypocrites are the nimbys. no illegals in my backyard. and it's not just the mps and the luvvies on saturday. gb news reporter from a protest in portland against the barge set to house 500 men in the town's port. and guess what? the refugees welcome anti—racists didn't even want the barge in their town because of the strain. 500 men would place on the local health service. you couldn't make it up and look how these refugee welcome protesters responded when a reporter asked them if they'd house an immigrant in their spare room on list saying you're willing to take the refugees into your home. >> aukus only problem is i rent. you rent. yeah we

why all the holier than thou nicola sturgeon jeremy corbyn, diane abbott care for calais staff know whatbishop of wokery justin welby? any room at your in thought? not old gary lineker could squeeze a football team of them into his £4.5 million surrey mansion and not just heavily vetted poster boys like rashid here who stayed at chateau big ears for a mere 20 day pr stunt . of course, this day pr stunt. of course, this won't ever happen because these refugee welcome hypocrites are the nimbys. no illegals in my backyard. and it's not just the mps and the luvvies on saturday. gb news reporter from a protest in portland against the barge set to house 500 men in the town's port. and guess what? the refugees welcome anti—racists didn't even want the barge in their town because of the strain. 500 men would place on the local health service. you couldn't make it up and look how these refugee welcome protesters responded when a reporter asked them if they'd house an immigrant in their spare room on list saying you're willing to take the refugees into your home. >> aukus only problem is i rent. y

to do is they've got this headline here and they're going to fly all the daily express's over to calaishey're going to be tomorrow. so they're going to be able to read them and then get the message that now we've got some tough laws. >> it's that they're >> well, it's clear that they're getting britain. you getting used to britain. you know, getting for know, getting ready for integration by by learning to read the express. oh yeah, yeah. but i mean, rwanda but the laws i mean, the rwanda plan isn't through the is plan still isn't through the is still being refused by the by the courts. >> no, but what this is, is, is a big deal for the government. they've been pushing through. there's pushback there's been a lot of pushback from from the house of from from from the house of lords. yeah, it's gone through now. there's still because now. but there's still because what the house of lords are trying to do was what the government was saying, water it down. but what the lords would down. but what the lords would do would say would provide protection pregnant women, protection for pregnant wo

this, of course, is the ferry port that takes people to across to calais and also to dunkirk.ually, just looking around , actually, just looking around, it's moving pretty slowly. they are saying they could possibly be have have delays of 2.5 hours. >> meanwhile , hundreds of >> meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of people are expected to pass through gatwick and heathrow airport, adding to those travel difficulties , those travel difficulties, airports around 200,000 people are expected at manchester airport and around 71,000 at bristol, with passenger volumes returning to pre—pandemic levels this summer and some ports exceeding those volumes. the border force expects to see more than 34 million arrivals coming through the uk passport control over the coming months . well over the coming months. well families going on european beach holidays are being hit by higher pnces holidays are being hit by higher prices as compared with last summer due to inflation. new figures from the post office show the cost of meals , drinks show the cost of meals, drinks and beach items have risen

to do is they've got this headline here and they're going to fly all the daily express's over to calaishey're going to be tomorrow. so they're going to be able to read them and then get the message that we've got the message that now we've got some laws. some tough laws. >> clear that they're >> well, it's clear that they're getting you getting used to britain. you know, getting ready for integration by by learning to read express. oh yeah, yeah. read the express. oh yeah, yeah. but mean, rwanda but the laws i mean, the rwanda plan isn't through the is plan still isn't through the is still being refused by the by the courts. >> no, but what this is, is, is a big deal for the government. they've been pushing through. there's pushback there's been a lot of pushback from from the house of from from from the house of lords. yeah, it's gone through now. there's still because now. but there's still because what the house of lords are trying to do was what the government was saying, water it down. but what the lords would down. but what the lords would do would say would provide protection pre

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i find very calais. a fortnight. can stop this in a fortnight. >> craig, we've had hotels, >> so craig, we've had hotels, we've we're now about to have barges , we're now having tents. barges, we're now having tents. isn't this just another sign that the government's plan to stop the boats simply isn't working and the government has not got to grips with the problem of illegal immigration ? problem of illegal immigration? >> well, i mean, i'm sorry. all the time that the french authorities are not stopping the launchings . we are in a very launchings. we are in a very difficult situation . we have difficult situation. we have that midway point of the channel it's an unusual shipping zone . it's an unusual shipping zone. it's an unusual shipping zone. it's not quite like the australian issue where did australian issue where they did repel boats , took them elsewhere repel boats, took them elsewhere for processing . well, that part for processing. well, that part of the equation which was part of the equat

deals with france, deals with albania , construction , the construction of a detention centre near calaising the boats. but last night was a significant step forward in the view of the government for one of their elements of deterrence. now what the illegal migration bill is designed to is that if designed to do is that if someone is to arrive in the country illegally, the government would have the right under this legislation to remove them to a safe third country. now that's not rwanda. that's a safe third country, but usually the country from which they have come and the way in which they can appeal that decision under this , under the terms of this this, under the terms of this legislation is massively reduced. that's why we saw theresa may for example, leading a small rebellion of conservative mps with regard to children, for instance, and other issues, unaccompanied children that modern slavery legislation that theresa may introduced. there of introduced. there are lots of different with this. and different issues with this. and of course the ping pong process whereby the house of l

kevin, border force at calais. kevin, thank much. to thank you very much.u on the show. right, kevin? mandatory age kevin? look is mandatory age testing against somebody's human rights? how do you do it? well this is the difficult problem at the moment. >> um, mandates free age testing is a good idea , but what device is a good idea, but what device are you going to use now? i've heard people suggest x rays , but heard people suggest x rays, but we can't because under the 2004, um , as legislation from 2004 um, as legislation from 2004 preclude us using x rays to age assess people. >> so it's going to mean changing legislation. >> it's a really difficult one. patrick but it is one that we really need to get our heads around. >> no, indeed . but there are >> no, indeed. but there are different ways to do it. i suppose one of the other questions is exactly how accurate it is. but our current system is not particularly accurate, whereby a couple of social workers or representatives from the home office essentially sit down and they have, like you do, literally

charity workers , corbyn, calais charity workers, corbyn, diane abbott, the whole lot of them.heir spare rooms . refugee into their spare rooms. and instead this kind of middle class, upper class belief system has become a working class problem dumped on communities that voted against this at every national election since 2010. david hey , it's a novel idea, david hey, it's a novel idea, isn't it ? what do you make of it ? >> 7- >> yeah, 7 >> yeah, good afternoon. i mean, it certainly is. i think, you know, in a perfect world where you've got people of good character on both sides and you've a system is that you've got a system that is that actually and is efficient, actually works and is efficient, it could help solve small problems. >> but i think that only would happen with the current system where we've got long, long time seekers. now, if the government's plans pass and are to be believed and there's a very quick removal of people forcibly that come across illegally, if . the new act, the illegally, if. the new act, the new bill passes, then it could become a very dangerou

cat got your tongue or care for calais? perhaps they'd care to comment .comment. i'm sure there are genuine people mixed up in all of this , people mixed up in all of this, but genuine people wouldn't need to be coached by lawyers . suella to be coached by lawyers. suella braverman has got a job on her hands, as i suspect this is just the tip of the iceberg . so the tip of the iceberg. so that's what i think. but i want to hear your thoughts. email me gbviews@gbnews.com. but let's discuss those wildfires they've been burning on the island of rhodes. and of course , the greek rhodes. and of course, the greek authorities have now met and they're trying to carry out the country's largest ever evacuation . so around about evacuation. so around about 20,000 people are being rescued from homes and hotels, though strong winds are hampering the rescue mission on the outbreak in the centre . part of the in the centre. part of the island is still not yet under control . and thousands of control. and thousands of holidaymakers who were evacuated from the worst affect

you put them into the border force cutters and you take them back to dunkirk and calais.ent macron and the french authorities and the whole business model will stop within a fortnight. i could get this donein a fortnight. i could get this done in a fortnight. patrick i suspect that millions and millions of people up and down this country would support that too. i was in llanelli on monday where they are refusing to allow yeah, the authorities to even enter the hotel . the stradey enter the hotel. the stradey park hotel and that is , i think, park hotel and that is, i think, a really significant moment where the people are saying enough's enough. and you're seeing it down in portland. >> what do what do you say, richard , in the deeply richard, in the deeply unfortunate circumstance whereby by you start turning the boats back and something goes terribly wrong and one of those boats, it's patrick, let's be very clear. >> i'm not towing the boats back. we're picking people out of the dinghies and putting them in safely into the border force cutters cruising back cutters nice

. don't fear calais.t and stop this at an instant and i think a lot of political think there's a lot of political support unfortunately, support for that. unfortunately, though, not though, patrick, there's not that kind support that i can that kind of support that i can see brussels in paris. see in brussels or in paris. >> no, indeed . it see in brussels or in paris. >> no, indeed. it is see in brussels or in paris. >> no, indeed . it is absolutely >> no, indeed. it is absolutely staggering that can staggering to me that that can be and i think it's be the case. and i think it's just worthwhile noting, isn't it? where are all the it? again where are all the women and children? those are the people that should be in need refuge most. those need of refuge the most. those are the people who should in need of refuge the most. those are tiof people who should in need of refuge the most. those are tiof asylum.'ho should in need of refuge the most. those are tiof asylum. thehould in need of refuge the most. th

this, of course, is the ferry port that takes people to across to calais and also to dunkirk.y, just looking around , actually, just looking around, it's moving pretty slowly. they are saying that they could possibly be have have delays of 2.5 hours more children will be allowed to use electronic passport gates when new rules come into effect from monday. >> the age of those permitted to use the e—gates will be lowered from 12 to 10. the change comes following successful trials at three of london's major airports . hundreds of thousands of people are expected to depart from heathrow and gatwick over the coming days as the peak summer holiday season begins , as summer holiday season begins, as around 200,000 are expected at manchester airport and 71,000 at bristol. all families going on european beach holidays are being hit by higher prices compared with last summer due to inflation. new figures from the post office show the cost of meals, drinks and beach items have risen year on year. puglia in italy was the only location where prices for uk visitors have dropped the highest

this, of course, is the ferry port that takes people to across to calais and also to dunkirk.ou remember this time last year, i was standing in exactly the same place talking about utter chaos because early at the start of the getaway weekend and for many people, it was the first holiday they'd been on, not just since the covid pandemic, but also since brexit. and when we voted democratically to leave the european union. we also said we want to be treated as third country nationals. we want to have our passports checked and stamped, and we want that to happenin stamped, and we want that to happen in lovely southeast kent. and there isn't much space actually between the cliffs and the channel. and that's why things gummed up. so they spent the last year trying to figure out how they're to going improve things and actually just looking around , it's moving pretty around, it's moving pretty slowly. they are saying they could possibly be have have delays of 2.5 hours. but stephen, it's unlike when you turn up at the airport and you're queuing for hours and your plane goes without

i mean, if anyone in calais at the moment or dunkirk even cares about the possibility of being sent tobout, do , about, whether or not they do, then they're going be then they're going to be desperate get next desperate to get on the next possible they? possible boat, aren't they? to be of an amnesty ? be part of an amnesty? >> i think regardless of verandah policy or not, we saw this weekend there were a record number crossings this number of crossings this weekend, don't think the weekend, so i don't think the rwanda is acting rwanda policies is acting as much as a deterrent as maybe the government thinks it is. i don't think it's acting as a deterrent at all. and, you know, if something acts as a deterrent, you expect to numbers go you expect to see numbers go down, . so i think the down, not go up. so i think the government has to rethink its strategy. rwanda is strategy. the fear of rwanda is not stopping the migrants. it's definitely not stopping the people smugglers. they don't care whether you send people to rwanda, usa or timbuktu. rwanda, to the usa or timbuktu. they're not r

i mean, look at the calais jungle. it's a bit of a step up, isn't it?lief is that nobody thought about the fire safety of this vehicle . fire safety of this vehicle. >> you know, if you if you set up a new business or you want a host, an event, you have to do your fire checks. you have to get the local fire office to sign off your event. and that's what's happened here, that somebody, presumably a lawyer in the has said, the background has said, oh, what can them on? i know what can we get them on? i know we'll get them the fire we'll get them on the fire safety. somebody's ticked safety. surely somebody's ticked that box already, bushra. that's what blows my mind. that box already, bushra. that's thofylows my mind. that box already, bushra. that's thof course,y mind. that box already, bushra. that's thof course, theyld. that box already, bushra. that's thof course, they take tick the >> of course, they take tick the box. this is not just a problem about the barge. this is a problem about our general council housing that people are housed country. it ho