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from turkey let's take a closer look now at some of the other stories making news around the world cornish talks over gregg's a deal are scheduled in brussels on wednesday u.k. prime minister boris johnson is to meet top officials for a last ditch trade talks both sides say there must be compromise but are still no closer to agreeing an exit plan. in future leninists was caught off guard by surprise flooding on choose day after sudden change in the weather parts of the city were.

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from turkey let's take a closer look now at some of the other stories making news around the world cornish talks over greg's a deal are scheduled in brussels on wednesday u.k. prime minister boris johnson is to meet top officials for a last ditch trade talks both sides say there must be compromise but are still no closer to agreeing an exit plan. leninists was caught off guard by surprise flooding on choose day after sudden change in the weather parts of the city were submerged at high tide in spite of the new multi-billion euro barrier designed to prevent flooding and the floodgates have been activated within the 48 hours needed to be fully operational. the ethiopian government has rejected calls for an independent investigation into the conflict in a stingray region the un human rights chief has set the situation is worrying and volatile humanitarian workers say aid cannot reach the region and thousands of people have fled the fighting. and those who have fled the fighting into guy face the added risk of coronavirus outbreak in the bring some died nearly 50000 people are now crammed into

reporter: while the waters of the british coast make for some the best fishing in the world -- >> lovely cornishs. report: contineal europe buys the vast majority of the fish. >> i just can't quite work out why we would want to upset our biggest ever trading ally. before it was just an open door, i don't understand. before it was just an open door, all free-flowing. reporter: even inopis london sh, the majority of the fishmongers' customers are europe. how much access its waters the u.k. allows european fishermen to keep is one of th last snags preventing a free trade deal. but it's not the only one, the e.u. once the u.k. to agree to what it calls a level playing field. >> there is a real fear amongst some member states that having a large competitor economy immediately offss a potential risk to the e.u. market. reporter: anand menon is the director of the u.k. in a changing europ >> for e.u. leaders, it is very important that non membership looks worse than membership. ure brexitto make doesn't get britain any benefits, because one of the fears is if being out looks, quite attractio knows who

debating the letter that's what's in letter congresswoman karen bass in ohio congressman jim jordan cornishednesday over whether some federal prisoners should be released to help slow the spread of covid-19 inside prisons. there are reports that 252,000 people have contracted. >>covid-19 while in federal state and local custody. >>despite the release of some low-risk federal inmate earlier this year house democrats say the bureau of prisons isn't doing enough when it comes to protecting inmates and staff from covid-19 but the director of the federal bureau of prisons said inmates are also responsible. >>we have to enforce the rules but people have to make a conscious effort to follow the rules and procedures. there in place for a reason republicans say releasing inmates will only create new problems the consequence of these actions have deadly real world results 20% of the prison population has already contracted the virus. jordan pointed to rising crime statistics as a reason to keep inmates or they are want to turn a public health crisis into a public safety crisis. these are not responsi

. >> lovely cornish turbotthis. >> reporter: continental europe buys the vast majority of the fish. >> i just can't quite wo out why we would want to upset our that's what i don't understand. -ffore it was just an open door, all frwing. >> reporter: even in his london shop, the majority of the fishmongers' customers a european. how much access to its waters the u.k. allows european fishermen to keep is one of the last snags preventing a free trade deal. but it's not the only one: the e.u. wants the u.k. to agree to what it calls a level playing field. >> there's a real fear amongst some member states that having a large competitor economy immediately offshore is a potential risk to the e.u. eprket. >>ter: anand menon is the director of the u.k. in a changing europe. >> for e.u. leaders, it's very important that non membership looks worse than membership. so actually, they want to make sure thabrexit doesn't get britain any benefits, because one of the fears is if being out looks quitattractive, who ows who might be next. >> reporter: meanwhile, positions on both sides have been harden

all 3 cornish. spanish. speaking irish are calling her bear. a few months ago a number of leading members of the base were arrested in the u.s. on suspicion of planning a terrorist attack that sorrow himself continues to live undisturbed in russia he's been using the internet to recruit miners from across europe for his group's so-called armed struggle conducting interviews for potential inductees a large number of teenage boys in europe have already been groomed by the base young people are being increasingly exposed to far right ideology online with a growing number now popping up on the radar of the all summer to east in many cases they still haven't formed their own view of the world from. there we have also identified very internet savvy young suspects in some cases they have no awareness of these acts of a criminal nature can cite for we've also seen a lot of hallmarks of band organizations where we have then found out during interrogation of those accused that they were not driven by nazi ideology tonight it's a decision about some state

lots of people i knew attempted to create the holiday feel by roasting chickens or cornish game hen.ut them in the center of your holiday table. to help create the holiday table we all deserve, here is my playbook. if christmas eve is your main event, go italian. the feast of seven fishes is the most festive. use a pasta dish with squid, crab, and shrimp, and roast a tuna steak or swordfish steak and serve it with capers, and your done. for christmas dinner, ahordinner, hereor three classi: let's start with turkey. i season it with salt and pepper, put it into a roasting pan and kick it into an oven. i roast it on lower heat than most recipes call for so the white and dark meat cook mer more evenly. let it rest for an hour, carve and serve. a baked ham is the easiest. make sure the ham you buy is already cooked. it needs a creative glaze so it can become a carmelized masterpiece. i'm using apricot jam and mustard in mine. a platter of spiced-baked ham with jingle bell bells spells christmas all day long. how about a prime rib of beef? i roast it in kosher salt and with garlic cloves.

to take this in, more than happy. ..celebrating great cornish food. that and a glass of red wine.ached notjust in red wine but blackberry juice as well. poached notjust in red wine but blackberryjuice as well. a lovely dish. my mother—in—law‘s dish from australia. there you go. well deduced, charlie. tell us more about this idea. what it forced upon you because of the restrictions on travel? i know it is a place you love but travel was difficult. of course, it was. but i have wanted to make a programme about cornwall for years and years. i always felt in the past it was maybe two regional tv. cornwall has become meaningful more to people over the years. actually taking a part of the uk and looking at it in depth is a great thing to do and it would pay to do it in many other parts of the uk. cornwall for me particularly is where i have lived most of my life, and i love. i was able to explore this idea of cornwall being a little bit different to everywhere else, may be because it is out on the peninsula, almost like an island. lots of people feel the same way about it. what has been

although you can find a kindred spirit in cornish film—maker markjenkin, who won a bafta for bait inve. i see ghosts, y'all. having won his first competitive 0scar as co—writer of blackkklansman last year, lee has been particularly productive across a range of genres. his latest film, david byrne's american utopia, is a concert movie that recently opened in the uk on vod. meanwhile, you can see echoes of lee's 1989 classic do the right thing in another of this year's best releases. les miserables — no, not that one, but a contemporary urban drama which was oscar—nominated for best international feature. written and directed by ladj ly, the film largely plays out immortalising hugo's novel, where a new member of the anti—crime unit learns about that neighbour's rival crime faction by colleagues whose methods blur the line between policing and harassment. les miserables also owed a debt to the 1995 french written and directed by ladj ly, the film largely plays out immortalising hugo's novel, where a new member of the anti—crime unit learns about that neighbour's rival crime faction by