that was clint watson speaking to my colleague.ed by royal marines injuly, has been spotted outside a syrian port. the ship had been held in gibraltar, suspected of carrying oil to syria, in breach of eu sanctions. it was only released after assurances from iran that it was not bound for syria. however satellite photographs reveal it is now sitting at anchor, outside the port of tartus. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james landale reports. this is the iranian oil tanker at the heart of the row. the grace 1, now known as the adrian darya—1, which was detained injuly by gibraltar with the help of british marines. it was suspected of heading for syria in breach of eu sanctions, but released in august after iran gave written assurances that this was not the case. but look at this. new satellite images through the clouds appearing to show the tanker moored just a few miles from the syrian port of tartus, potentially there to off—load its cargo. this is hugely disappointing and demonstrates again why the united kingdom government was right

that was clint watson, speaking to sean attlee earlier.royal marines injuly has been spotted outside a syrian port. the ship had been held in gibraltar having been suspected of intending to take its cargo of oil to syria in breach of eu sanctions. it was only released on condition it would not travel on to syria. however, satellite photographs reveal it is now sitting at anchor, outside the syrian port of tartus. our diplomatic correspondent james landale reports. this is the iranian oil tanker at the heart of the latest tensions, grace 1 as she was known, but now renamed. detained injuly, by gibraltar, with the help of british marines. suspected of heading to syria in breach of eu sanctions, released in august after iran gave written assurances that this was not the case. but look at this — new satellite images appearing to show their tanker moored a few miles from the syrian port of tartus, potentially there to off—load its cargo. a foreign office spokesman said the reports were deeply troubling and any breach of assurances would be mora

clint watson, reporter with tv station eyewitness news, has been on the island of abaco and told us abouts disastrous. things are flattened. nothing is operable and it isa flattened. nothing is operable and it is a place where people are just deserted, walking around aimlessly, lost, not knowing what is next for them, just hoping for some kind of relief. most of the residents on the island want to get off the island because you cannot operate. there is nothing you can do there atjust sit in despair, so for many people, they need to get out to begin to strategise a way forward. so you find all the ports of entry to the island are swamped with people just trying to get out, with relief planes and relief boats. just last night and then this morning a boat came in and several thousand got out of various ports on the island. people just want to get out because the place is just people just want to get out because the place isjust no people just want to get out because the place is just no way to want to be. the difficulty is presumably that aid is coming into the country but it comes to nas ou

joining us now is clint watson, reporter with tv station, eyewitness news. thank you forjoining us.of the affected parts of the island, particularly abaco, what is the situation at? pretty much what you have been hearing commentary by people talking about it, it is disastrous. things are flatting, nothing is operable, it isjust a place where people are just deserted, walking around, aimlessly lost, not knowing what is next for them, just hoping for some kind of relief. most of the residents on the island want to get off because you cannot operate, there is nothing you cannot operate, there is nothing you can do that would just sit in despair. so for many people, they need to get out, begin to strategise a way forward. if you find out all of the ports of entry to the island are swamped with people just trying to get out on relief planes or boats. just last night, a bout of 500 came in from abaco, yesterday, several thousand got up from various ports. people just want to get out because the place isjust nowhere to wa nt because the place isjust nowhere to want to be. presumably, the d