in senegal as a major transit point for west africans heading to the canary islands 1st bernard smith is in grand canaria for a burner it's just explained why you have more people especially children the landing on the korean canary islands. our part of it is economic as nick will explain to you later a lot of it's practical as well it's just that the routes from the northern north africa across the mediterranean to the southern european coast of being closed off because they're better patrolled now because of increased funding to the moroccans and the libyans for example so it's hard to get through that way so instead piling into these fishing boats on the coast of west africa you get 25 or so people in there in the setting out to sea sometimes 5 or 6 days at sea and then they land here so that is why they're coming this way and that is why the canary islands suddenly experiencing this large increase in the number of migrants our. and bernard would you say the authorities there are better prepared nights a deal with the influx of people because at the beginning of this crisis many pe

and to head towards the canary islands hala ok nicholas how can life in senegal thank you. the number of afghan civilians killed in iraq strikes carried out by the us and its allies has risen 330 percent since 27 seen a report by the brighton university called the cost of war project at around $700.00 people died in 2019 alone as the most since american troops invaded afghanistan after the $911.00 attacks on the united states in 2001 well the reports actually be it's the rise to the u.s. relaxing its rules of engagement 3 years ago julie norman is a lecturer specializing in the middle east and u.s. policy in the region she says airstrikes from afghan forces have also increased putin lives of many civilians at risk. we know that in 28 that's really when the united states was trying to get the taliban to negotiate to ultimately come to that agreement that they did reach in february this year but when we see a push for negotiations in that way you usually see both sides trying to gain leverage for those talks and indeed we saw an increase in airstrikes from the united states a

anyone arriving in the uk from the canary islands must now go into quarantine. r the islands were removed from the travel corridor list because of a rise in covid cases. however, the isolation period is being cut from 1a to ten days, as john mcmanus reports. with december temperatures in the low 20s, life is still a beach on the canary islands. but for holiday—makers returning from there to the uk from 4am this morning, the welcome home is going to be bit chillier. they will have to go into quarantine after the canaries were removed from the uk's travel corridors list because of rising infections there. tour operator tui says it has around 5000 uk customers on the islands. many will have been unable to change their plans to beat the deadline. there is some good news, though — the time spent in isolation for those returning from high—risk areas will be cut from 1a days to ten. the relaxation also applies to those who have been in contact with virus carriers. the change has already started in wales. the rest of the uk follows on monday. wales is facing a serious ch

the figures don't add up to $20000.00 migrants arrivals on the canary islands this year and nowhere for them to go these a minus there's room for just $24.00 at the center alue is a fisherman from senegal. that operated you can't catch fish the sea was empty by the big boats there's nothing we can do there's no work so no money in senegal so we decided to have another life to come here and work and help our family. the local government is paying hotels to put up thousands of migrants while it builds more holding camps the pandemic has stopped tourism in gran canaria hotel occupancy rates are at just 7 percent instead of the usual 95 percent at this time of year the islanders hope their very low covert infection rate will throw them a lifeline but some worry too many migrants will put tourists off in the beginning we said we can help because through us a desperate need of decent accommodation it's still a situation which can be tolerated also by tourists in your future if war and migrants and tourist and that's a little bit overdone $22000.00 migrants have arrived here so far this year t

and the canary islands try to tempt remote workers to swap their winter lockdowns for this home office with the much better. welcome to the program our top story this hour voters have turned out in huge numbers in the central african republic for an election seen as a crucial test in a country plagued by years of violence and instability polls closed just a few hours ago after a fraught week which saw rebel groups threaten to march to the capital and disrupt the election catherine saw the day with voters in the capital bangui. people in bunky have been on edge for days now that's after the armed movement calling itself patriots politian for change threatened to march to the city and destruct the vote the group's leaders didn't want an election but a transitional government and the full implementation of a peace deal signed between 14 armed groups and the government into 1000 despite the. palling stations opened on time and voting in the capital was fairly smooth. i am here to vote for peace i had a board problems in the battle of the country but i had to do my beat president. where the

and the canary islands try to temper my workers to swap that winter knockdowns for this home office with a much better view. and i welcome to the program our top story voters of timed out in large numbers in the central african republic for an election seen as a crucial test in a country that suffered years of instability polls close in the past few hours after a fraught week which saw rebel groups threaten to march to the capital and disrupt the vote there were reports of armed groups shooting in the air to intimidate voters in one central town but united nations is saying the process was largely peaceful present fastin are changed with the era is seeking a 2nd term in office he is considered the favorite in a field of 17 candidates but the opposition the rebels accuse him of vote rigging. well the country's proved chronically unstable since independence from france in 1960 suffering 5 coups and numerous rebellions. who's christian came to power in a coup but was ousted in 2013 by the celica a largely muslim rebel coalition which overran the country and seize the capital since then subs

the canary islands is experiencing the largest wave of migrant and refugee arrivals in 15 years with it what the regional government calls a significant upturn in the number of children international aid group save the children is concerned that the authorities here are struggling to provide for the specific needs of minors even overcrowded conditions to making this a life threatening. or. would have. long been for example have seen people dying on board and be turning tuesday. and on might have experienced violence. on it and all these years the biggest fear is that in a line there but this is where we were at sea for 6 days tells me 6 days he and his friend mahdi a 16 years old from mali who. in mali there's a war now so we came here my mother and father over there and they are getting old and now there's no money so i left and came here. there were more than 8000 migrants and refugees arrivals just in november breaking previous records spain's migration minister suggested transferring migrants to the mainland to relieve the pressure here but that's been rejected by other ministers

but we have no clue what the government's strategy is to deal with the migration crisis on the canary islands. and. spain's government refuses to relocate the migrants to the mainland critics say this has turned the island into a prison. the spanish government has now started to procure further accommodation for the migrants many fear that this housing will fill up before long. in can watch the residents aren't suffering from droughts but rather from too much water the rising levels of make. are forcing people to relocate. like bulgaria so saw in from rising water levels that the shoreline changes every day. we see this early on in our trip when the access road unexpectedly becomes part of the leak. we find. who's just arrived to open have been restaurant but there's been a dramatic change. this is what this water just came in with in one day i said came slowly and slowly until it got to this level so without any notice you have to demolish within just a few seconds. chela got has already been forced to move her business once it's inevitable that she will have to move again and she's not the

ongoing but this morning the french europe and this evening, the government has announced that the canary islandsr spanish islands from 4am on saturday must self—isolate. we can speak now to paul charles, founder and ceo of travel consultancy, the pc agency. that is pick up on the canary islands first of all. we are talking about such popular destinations like gran canaria and tel aviv and la nza rote, how much gran canaria and tel aviv and lanzarote, how much interest was there to go to the places over the christmas break to get a bit of warmth? the canary islands came onto the travel corridor is listed at the end of october and at that point it was a triggerfor end of october and at that point it was a trigger for people who wanted to get away and wanted to seek winter sun, average temperatures of 22 degrees over the christmas new year period. in fact, a lot of people booked at that point the chapel between now and april —— travel and we estimated something around 45 to 50,000 people will not be affected by this decision to put the canary be affected by this decision to put the ca nary islands

he died a few weeks ago while trying to reach the canary islands by a barge on the sort of cold atlantic route. all he wanted was to improve his living conditions also i am sick and he wanted to provide for maine his wife and children sent to go west africa one starting point for the atlantic route this year 10 times as many people have attempted the voyage as in 2019 hundreds of them lost their lives the pandemic is one reason behind the increase jobs are vanishing wages falling tourists are staying away migration routes through libya and across the mediterranean have become more difficult many of the migrants used to make a living from fishing but they say a large troll is from the e.u. and other big countries a wiping out fish stock. so we need a normal family life is hard and there is little hope we lived mainly off of fishing and built our houses that way solved our problems sent our children to school. most of the migrants are young men driven by a desire to support their families as well as misconceptions about europe. more than we do many young people believe that europe is looki

empty hotels deserted pools and very quiet beaches european winter lockdowns means the canary islands is going to salvage very little from the season one spanish bank says this region will be the hardest hit by the economic fallout from the coronavirus in spain the canaries once remote workers to stay months at a time here you can rent a bedroom and share space with other digital nomads so you're never too lonely i actually feel like i've gotten more done here. because i have this nice set up and i can balance it quite well with a nice live. the word that would use would be fired and having the freedom to do things that i want to do according to the local restrictions rusia go for a $1000.00 a month. they call it co living it's fully booked until february a month ago some corporations that were working remotely at least partially were even hiding it because maybe they were afraid of investors what people would think because a lot of people thought that remote work is not work and it's not only work but it's actually sometimes often more productive before the pandemic the european comm

anyone arriving into the uk from the canary islands must now self—isolate. to force at 4 o'clock this morning, after the islands were removed from the travel corridor list because of a rise in covid cases. however, the isolation period is being cut from 1a to 10 days, as john mcmanus reports. with december temperatures in the low 20s, life is still a beach on the canary low 20s, life is still a beach on the ca nary islands. low 20s, life is still a beach on the canary islands. with holiday—makers returning from there to the uk from four im this morning, welcome home is going to be bit chillier. they will have to go into quarantine after the canaries were removed from the uk's travel corridors list because of rising infections there. tour operator tui says it has around 2000 i can avoid uk customers on the island, many unable to change their plans to beat the deadline. there is some good news though, the time spent in isolation for those returning from high risk areas will be cut from 1a days to ten. the relaxation also applies to those who have been in contac

the canary islands is launched a campaign to attract 30000 remote workers it's not been a tough sell you know my companies over in america and some people left the city live in the mountains. and you know i think they've been supportive of people kind of doing looking after themselves in the right spot for them it's a really caring way that there are. empty hotels deserted pools and very quiet beaches european winter lockdowns means the canary islands is going to salvage very little from the season spanish bank says this region will be the hardest hit by the economic fallout from the coronavirus in spain the canaries once remote workers to stay months at a time here you can rent a bedroom and share space with other digital nomads so you're never too lonely i actually feel like i've gotten more done here. because. i have this nice set up and i can balance it quite well with a nice live definitely not the strict then the word i would use would be inspired and having the freedom to do things that i want to do according to the local restrictions rusia go for a $1000.00 a month they call

record numbers of refugees and migrants arriving on the shores of spain's canary islands many are making the paralyse journey after losing their incomes during the pandemic temporary camps are being set up by the government to cope with the influx thousands more are being housed in empty tourist hotels and apartments but that is causing local anger well nearly $20000.00 refugees a migrants of reached the archipelago so far this year that's around 10 times as many people as last year a record $8000.00 people arrived in the past month alone around 5 and a half 1000 are being housed in hotels and tourist apartments there are empty because of the pandemic and spain's government says another $7000.00 will be placed in temporary reception centers which will be built in the next few weeks will bring its mrs on the island of gran canaria which is one of the main arrival points for refugees and migrants. just in the last 24 hours more than $300.00 migrants have arrived here on grand canaria that's about typical in november there were more than $8000.00 the whole month was believed to be a record

while the 2000 children are among refugees migrants who arrived in the canary islands in the last 2 months save the children says as extremely concerned about their physical and mental health and smith reports from gran canaria. it's not much of a red carpet welcome but for this boy it's at least the 1st time he's touched dry land in 5 days. spend the time in a fishing boat with around 25 other people crossing rough atlantic seas from west africa the canary islands is experiencing the largest wave of migrant and refugee arrivals in 15 years and with it what the regional government calls a significant upturn in the number of children. international aid group save the children is concerned that the authorities here are struggling to provide for the specific needs of miners even overcrowded conditions to me to live a life. i. wouldn't have seen. for example have seen people dying on board and turning to. on my own have experienced. all these years the biggest fear is that you know. we were at sea for 6 days tells me 6 days he and his friend madiba a 16 years old from mali who. in mali there's

by the opposition and referred to as a shot by an influx of refugees and migrants to spain's canary islands are reports on how authorities are dealing with the crisis and building cities to prevent another outbreak the architects designing spaces with social distancing and country living in. the u.k. and europe need a breakthrough in their talks on a trade deal and soon to prevent the prospect of a no deal breck's it talks have resumed in brussels after a personal intervention by the e.u. commission president and the u.k. prime minister late on saturday they go see if yours are struggling to agree on 3 key issues they are fishing rights fair competition guarantees and how future disputes will be resolved or sort of on their lane and boss john sun will speak again on monday to see if there has been progress but hopes of a deal before a summit of e.u. leaders on thursday are fading but the all important deadline is in 25 days time. the transition period ends if there is no deal by then border checks will come into force and tariffs will be imposed on goods travelling between the u.k. and the

the canary islands government says it's open $21.00 emergency centers for unaccompanied minors it says it's repeatedly asked the spanish government and the e.u. for more money $12000000.00 has now been promised by the end of the year not as fast as the migrants and refugees keep arriving but it's mythology sirrah gran canaria turkey has warned east libyan forces of grave consequences if they target turkish interests in the country itself or turkish cargo ship was intercepted in the mediterranean by forces loyal to the warlord kali for after the turkish foreign minister says that the perpetrators would be viewed as legitimate targets he demanded the vessel be allowed to continue its journey to western libya turkey is the main backer of the internationally recognized government of national accord based in tripoli. a number of afghan civilians killed in air strikes carried out by the u.s. and its allies has risen 330 percent since 2017 a report by the brown university called the costs of war project said that around 700 people had died in 2911 that's the most since american troops invaded

more than 2000 children among refugees and migrants super arrived in the canary islands over the last 2 months save the children says that it's extremely concerned about their physical and mental health of zeros bernard smith reports from gran canaria. it's not much of a red carpet welcome but for this boy it's at least the 1st time he's touched dry land in 5 days you have spent time in a fishing boat with around 25 other people crossing rough atlantic seas from west africa. the canary islands is experiencing the largest wave of migrants and refugees arrivals in 15 years and with it what the regional government calls a significant upturn in the number of children. international aid group save the children is concerned that the authorities here are struggling to provide for the specific needs of minors in overcrowded conditions to making this a life. i. wouldn't have seen and. have seen people dying on board and turning to. and on may have experienced. on the all these years the biggest fear is that you know. we were at sea for 6 days tells me 6 days he and his friend madiba a 16 years

take a closer look at the scale of the problem nearly 20000 refugees migrants have reached the canary islands so far this year that surround 10 times as many as the previous year 8000 people arrived in the past month alone and that's a new record for rivals in the canaries and some have been put in hotels and in tourist apartments that are empty do of course to the pandemic while others are being placed in temporary receptions centers let's go live now to brenda smith who's in gran canaria island to tell us more about the scale of the problem nick 300 migrants arrived here just in the last 24 hours in and november there were more than 5000 thought to be an all time record and they're all arriving in these fishing boats from the from the north african coast they get picked up on radar out at sea off them by the spanish coast guard and if they see them they bring them to shore either in those boats or they load them onto those orange cover rescue vessels behind me and then they're processed on this dock side and sent to reception centers but what is called the spanish authorities off guard seem

the canary islands has resumed flights to send migrants back home after searching the evils and then sport the football coach it was racially abused in the champions league thanks his supporters. a prominent hong kong pro-democracy activist and media telling khun jimmy lie has been charged under the controversial security law that was imposed on the city by beijing the allegations include that he's co-written with foreign forces moyes already in jail after being denied bail over a separate matter dear good pal and joins us now from hong kong just 6 playing this the significance of what has happened to jimmy lie. now this is a huge charge that's been leveled against jimmy ly he's been as you say charged with collusion with foreign forces against the national security law there are a number of cases against them most of them relate to his pro-democracy activities and protest related to the protests of last year but this if found guilty of violating the national security law he could face a lifetime in prison jimmy law is very well known here he's a billionaire media mogul he's the foun

on the canary islands tries to tempt remote workers to swap their winter knockdowns for this home office with a much better view. i'm german ashworth sport is christiania right now day adds another trophy to his foster collection after missing out on the fifo bass player award the event to stop being named by of the century. hello welcome to the news our top story voters have turned out in large numbers in the central african republic for an election seen as a crucial test in a country that suffered years of instability polls closed in the past few hours after a fraught week which saw rebel groups threaten to march to the capital and disrupt the vote there were reports of armed groups shooting into the ad to intimidate voters in one town but the united nations has said that the process was largely peaceful president. is seeking a 2nd term in office he is considered the favorite in a field of 17 candidates but the opposition and rebels accuse him of vote rigging. well the country has proved chronically unstable since independence from france in 1960 suffering 5 coups and numerous rebellio

the canary islands his resume flights to san migrants back to north africa now that coronavirus travel restrictions have been lifted the region is struggling to cope with a surge in migrant arrivals with 22000 coming this year alone but it's myth reports from gran canaria. the figures don't add up to $20000.00 migrants arrivals on the canary islands this year and nowhere for them to go. these a minus there's room for just $24.00 at the center is a fisherman from senegal. you can catch fish the sea was empty by the big girls there's nothing we can do there's no work so no money in senegal so we decided to have another life to come here and work and help our family. the local government is paying hotels to put up thousands of migrants while it builds more holding camps the pandemic has stopped tourism in gran canaria hotel occupancy rates are at just 7 percent instead of the usual 95 percent at this time of year the island is hope they're very low covert infection rate will throw them a lifeline but some worry too many migrants will put tourists all in the beginning we said we can help b

but we have no clue what the government's strategy is to deal with the migration crisis on the canary islands but there will be money buying up. spain's government refuses to relocate the migrants to the mainland critics say this has turned the island into a prison. the spanish government has now started to procure further accommodation for the migrants many fear that this housing will fill up before long. in can watch the residents are suffering from droughts but rather from too much water the rising levels of make. are forcing people to relocate. like bulgaria so swollen from rising water levels that the shoreline changes every day. we see this early on in our trip when the access road unexpectedly becomes part of the leak. here by the find. who's just arrived to open her bond restaurant but there's been a dramatic change. this is what this water just came in within one day i said came slowly and slowly until it got to this level so without any notice you have to demolish within just a few seconds chela gets has already been forced to move a business once it's inevitable that she will have

he died a few weeks ago while trying to reach the canary islands by barge on the sort of cold atlantic route. the mother only wanted was to improve his living conditions also i am sick and he wanted to provide for many his wife and children sent to go west africa one starting point for the atlantic route this year 10 times as many people have attempted the voyage as in 2019 hundreds of them lost their lives. the pandemic is one reason behind the increase jobs are vanishing way just falling tourists are staying away migration routes through libya and across the mediterranean have become more difficult many of the migrants used to make a living from fishing but they say large troll is from the e.u. and other big countries a wiping out fish stock. so we need a normal family life is hard and there is little hope we lived mainly off of fishing and built our houses that way solved our problems sent our children to school. most of the migrants are young men driven by a desire to support their families as well as misconceptions about europe. more than maybe many young people believe that europ

the opposition and referred to as a shadow by the influx of refugees and migrants the spain's canary islandsare reports on how authorities are dealing with the crisis.

travellers returning to the uk from spain's canary islands must self—isolate.orld leaders will hold a virtual climate summit later

he died a few weeks ago while trying to reach the canary islands by barge on the sort of cold atlantic route. all he wanted was to improve his living conditions also i am sick and he wanted to provide for the main his wife and children sent to go west africa one starting point for the atlantic route this year 10 times as many people have attempted the voyage as in 2019 hundreds of them lost their lives the pandemic is one reason behind the increase jobs are vanishing wages falling tourists are staying away migration routes through libya and across the mediterranean have become more difficult many of the migrants used to make a living from fishing but they say large troll is from the e.u. and other big countries a wiping out fish stock. so it would mean you need a normal family life is hard and there is little hope we lived mainly off of fishing built our houses that way solved our problems sent our children to school. most of the migrants are young men driven by a desire to support their families as well as misconceptions about europe. more than we do many young people believe that eur

but we have no clue what the government's strategy is to deal with the migration crisis on the canary islands but there will be money buying up. spain's government refuses to relocate the migrants to the mainland critics say this has turned the island into a prison. the spanish government has now started to procure further accommodation for the migrants many fear that this housing will fill up before long. in can watch the residents are suffering from droughts but rather from too much water the rising levels of make. are forcing people to relocate. like bulgaria so swollen from rising water levels that the shoreline changes every day. we see this early on in our trip when the access road unexpectedly becomes part of the leak. who's just arrived to open have been restaurant but there's been a dramatic change. there's water this water just came in with an one day i said came slowly and slowly until it got to this level so without any notice you have to demolish within just a few seconds chela got has already been forced to move her business once it's inevitable that she will have to move again

the canary islands are removed from the travel corridor list, meaning from saturday, anyone returningin the europa league last night, there was victory for all five british sides in action, and fourfinished top of their groups. celtic were already out. and there was a bit of bad feeling at the tottenham hotspur stadium, where spurs beat royal antwerp 2—0. jose mourinho rested many of his star players, and dele alli was clearly unhappy with spending the entire match on the bench, heading for the dressing room before re—emerging, but mourinho said he couldn't keep everyone happy all the time. a player that is on the bench and realises that, with five changes, he is not one of the players, of course he is not a happy player and i would not expect him to be happy. but every player that is on the bench, or every player that leaves the pitch in cold weather, with me, they can go to the dressing room, and i even prefer if that happens. arsenal finished the group stage with a 100% record, mohamed, with a 100% record, mohamed elneny scoring a brilliant goal in their 4—2 win over irish side dun

let's talk about the canary islands. could go for christmas, which is now looking unlikely. the 22nd of october, everybody did because they are a great winter sta ple because they are a great winter staple and i genuinely thought you could plan a holiday for christmas, new year, into january, could plan a holiday for christmas, new year, intojanuary, february, and you would be pretty certain you would go. now it is on the no—go list with a little bit of uncertainty about the foreign office, and people waking up, what do we do about our trip? tui is likely to cancel the next few weeks. i understand that jet2 likely to cancel the next few weeks. i understand thatjet2 will do the same. many people have booked individualflights same. many people have booked individual flights and hotels and airlines are legally entitled to say the flight is still going, the fact you do not want to be on it is not our problem, and if you booked a hotel, the hotelier can say your room is here, if you are not, you're not having a refund. a stre

he died a few weeks ago while trying to reach the canary islands by barge on the sort of cold atlantic route. the mother were told he wanted was to improve his living conditions also i am sick and he wanted to provide for the main his wife and children sent to go west africa one starting point for the atlantic route this year 10 times as many people have attempted the voyage as in 2019 hundreds of them lost their lives. the pandemic is one reason behind the increase jobs are vanishing way just falling tourists are staying away migration routes through libya and across the mediterranean have become more difficult many of the migrants used to make a living from fishing but they say a large troll is from the e.u. and other big countries a wiping out fish stock. so we need to normal family life is hard and there is little hope we lived mainly off of fishing and built our houses that way solved our problems sent our children to school. most of the migrants are young men driven by a desire to support their families as well as misconceptions about europe. the number the more than we do many y

on the ground for us in the canary islands with that story thanks so much bonnie.what was meant to be a rally to back 2 senate candidates has turned into an opportunity if it don't trump to once again falsely claim that he won last month's us presidential election he's been campaigning in georgia for republicans who are facing runoff votes next month that poll will decide which party controls the u.s. senate our white house correspondent candy how that reports from about our stop in georgia. donald trump was not the declared winner in last month's presidential vote but that didn't stop these georgia voters from attending trump's 1st post-election rally. thousands here believe trump defeated joe biden even as the president's court cases to overturn the election results have overwhelmingly failed and i said joe biden stole the election in one deal like a landslide with our awareness might we see all the fraud we see all of the balance there were piled up there were. already in boxes and in trucks at 3 o'clock in the morning and even though he agrees trump was in this

this is one of the main points of departure for migrant boat bound for the canary islands. these 2 brothers tried it they barely survived as the bike caught fire they say they were lucky of more than 200 on board only about 50 are still a life back of that word in a fire wasn't that strong yet when a petrol tank exploded you know i left my bags and jumped into the sea. some people who didn't know how to swim grabbed on to me we swam and all around us people were drowning it was all filthy if we carried on swimming like that. decides it's not your time you survive. despite this gruesome story many here say they also consider the journey across the sea and most live of fishing here but they say fish stocks have to windell. they blame asian troll list and the allocation of fishing licenses to european vessels plus the coronavirus pandemic has made life harder and strengthened the urge to leave in search of opportunities well for you when you know who they were and that it is a high and we go fishing and when we come by. what we earn barely covers what we have to spend there's

this is one of the main points of departure for migrant boat bound for the canary islands. these 2 brothers tried it they barely survived as the bow caught fire they say they were lucky of more than 200 on board only about 50 are still a life back of the world in 85 i wasn't that strong yet when a petrol tank exploded in the us and i left my bags and jumped into the sea. some people who didn't know how to swim grabbed on to me we swam and all around us people were drowning it was all filthy if we carried on swimming like that we go decides it's not your time you survive. despite this gruesome story many here say they also consider the journey across the sea most live a fishing here but they say fish stocks have to windell. they blame asian trawlers and the allocation of fishing licenses to european vessels plus the coronavirus pandemic has made life harder and strengthen the urge to leave in search of opportunities while feel whenever they need a good idea and that it is a high if we go fishing and when we come back what we earn barely covers what we have to spend there's n

but we have no clue what the government's strategy is to deal with the migration crisis on the canary islands but the government buying it. spain's government refuses to relocate the migrants to the mainland critics say this has turned the island into a prison. the spanish government has now started to procure further accommodation for the migrants many fear that this housing will fill up before long. in can watch the residents are suffering from droughts but rather from too much water the rising levels of make bogart are forcing people to relocate. like bulgaria so saw in from rising water levels of the shoreline changes every day . we see this early on in our trip when the access road unexpectedly becomes part of the leak. we find. who's just arrived to open her bond restaurant but there's been a dramatic change. there's water this water just came in with an one day i said came slowly and slowly until it got to this level so without any notice you have to demolish within just a few seconds china gets has already been forced to move her business once it's inevitable that she will have to mov

the spanish government has started returning home refugees and migrants have arrived in the canary islands 122000 people reached the islands this year around 8000 in the nicholas reports from the village of course so in selling senegal's tambour could the region. do so i had never seen the ocean before he stepped on took boat hoping to make it to europe a land he saw filled with opportunities he cannot find at home but the coward are from tom burke who was caught by spanish coast guards and sent home empty handed to his family his son sergeant mohammed streams to play professional football in spain gone are his daughter my mood his hopes to study medicine in europe i'm a do feels like he failed his children he was i didn't know i wanted to hate carl's voice farm in spain maybe that would have changed my life in my children's lives. in unprecedented wave of illegal migration from west africa to europe spanish coast over 600 migrants have died trying to make it to the canary islands this year among the dead are many school age teenagers that topical does a professional high school students l