can i finish, the dover authority... can i finish, the dover authority...er authority has also said, which they took no account of, but they will not stop anything coming into the uk that would have passed through previously and any inspections will be done well away from the port and they'll prioritise things like fresh food. with all that going on, you have to ask yourself a question about government. are we in the business of feeding people and getting this right? so many different officials and experts predicting a much, much more painful no—deal brexit than you appear ready to countenance, but let's park that for a moment and talk about the looming constitutional crisis the united kingdom faces. there are many senior figures inside your party, including very recent former ministers, including philip hammond, the chancel chancel in the diet —— chancellor of the exchequer, and the former prime ministerjohn major who was sitting in that chair a short time ago, all adamant that they can and they will block any no—deal brexit. how are you going to make sure

the trucks are still rolling swiftly through the port of dover but soon there could be long traffic jams at the end of october britain intends to leave the e.u. with or without a deal prime minister boris johnson never tires of stressing but of brakes it without a deal would definitely mean customs controls in ports like dover and long waiting times $10000.00 trucks 220030000 very can you imagine it's going to be hell for everybody and it's going to bankrupt the british economy fears of serious economic consequences in the event of a no deal briggs's are growing not only here in dover last weekend secret government documents were revealed they warned shortages of food medicines and petrol in the event of a no deal brigs it. the fears are not exaggerated when you consider the formalities that are common for goods and customs clearance with countries outside the e.u. internal market. everybody doing papers like me. for bio is not our job but that too much time meanwhile the bricks of supporters in the new british government still hope to renegotiate the divorce agreement they don't seem to

the mid-channel refueling stop went smoothly as a part has swept in past the famous white cliffs of dover. having waved him off from song supporters wife had waited nervously for news when the phone call from dover came the relief and the joy were overwhelming. now as i was devoid out here don't go it's cool he made it so it's over we did it and i'm happy because it's a lot of work. it was hard but i'm happy for him because it's been really hard lately and now we're going on holiday i'm happy so thank you. if you could. so how does hava board is powered by 5 jet turbines and fuelled by kerosene which he carries in a backpack it is a complex craft and difficult to control but the inventor has been awarded a $1000000.00 development ground from the french army and there is now international interest in exploring why the uses for the technology paul brennan al-jazeera. still to come on the news hour in sport a cyclist hoping to make it back to a total loss after a horror crash it'll be him with more. rewind returns with a new series. and brand new dates on the past about using these documenta

andy moore in dover, thank you.whatever questions you might have — british airways has cancelled almost a hundred short—haul flights because of technical problems affecting its check—in systems. thousands of travellers are facing delays and long queues. leigh milner reports from heathrow. this was the scene at 8:30am this morning in terminal 5 at heathrow airport. hundreds of passengers queueing at check—in to find out what's happening to their flights. then, at 9:00am, this happened. unfortunately, i apologise, but we've had an it system failure this morning. we are currently unable to do a number of activities through our it systems. that does mean that any short—haul flights this morning are currently cancelled. we are being told our flight has been cancelled. it's not going to be rebooked today. and we basically were told we either have to book a hotel for the night or go home. our next flight, we've been told, is friday at 5pm. and we are probably going to go home and rebook. we have been at the airport going u

andy miller in dover, thank you very much indeed. —— andy moore.ssociation. give a picture of what you think it will be like if we leave the european union on october 31 without a deal, what will this and i would be? looking at things now, 70 days away from a potential exit from the eu without a deal. there are an enormous amount of eu without a deal. there are an enormous amount of unknowns, and then processes the handshakes that will take place between the port, the customs declarations, the vehicles arriving, and we still have i'io vehicles arriving, and we still have no clarity, and that is on both sides, notjust the uk but the french side as well. part of the issue is that business simply isn't ready, and we have been saying to government for some time, in terms of the customs process, you need to clearly communicate what that is and be able to train. 0ver clearly communicate what that is and be able to train. over the last 30-40 be able to train. over the last 30—40 years we have lost a lot of the experience and knowledge and know— how of how

in may 1940, the mayor of dover put out this note about evacuation.t said parents are urged for the sake of the safety of their children to register them at their schools before noon on wednesday. the evacuation will start next sunday. thousands of dover children ended up in south wales, the welcome was warm from many homes and a lot of the mining families, but not all. they were forced to ta ke but not all. they were forced to take me, and i knewl but not all. they were forced to take me, and i knew i was not very welcomed there and there were days where coming home from school, i had to stand outside the house until the family returned and it meant that one day, may be more than one day, standing outside in the snow falling piling up on my head. the stories of cruelty were outnumbered by those of kindness and generosity for all of the children, whatever their experience, it would be one they would never forget. the headlines on bbc news. the government's announced billions of pounds of extra money for schools in england. borisjohnson warns mps tryin

this occasion there were no slip ups and the possum managed to avoid taking a bath as the cliffs of dover came within sight of the possible was home and dry touching down safely in say moderate space across the english channel his wife crystal getting confirmation in zone got via radio. not i was invited out if he made it so it's over now. we did it and i'm so happy because that was so much work involved. it was hans best i'm so happy for him because it's been really difficult lately on our own holiday. falls apart to himself it was simply a dream come true. i'm feeling happy you know i'm fine you have be so happy for my my family my friends and my gym is just. an amazing moment in my life you know it's just i know i can take some rest. certainly deserves it an incredible feats from the flying frenchmen a good one. and a reminder of the top stories we're following for you 2 of the mass shootings have taken place in the united states mere hours apart at least 9 people were killed when a gunman opened fire in a bar in dayton ohio and at least 20 people were killed in a separate shooting at

>> dover air force base in delaware is the mortuary for several decades now the only one we have leftoldiers killed overseas returned to the united states. there has always been something like a dignified transfer for the commander of operations experience one - - explained it to me showing pictures of the fifties through the seventies going by different names and customs but always a small recognition when they were returned to their home. but early 2008 and went to the old guard to perform the mission actually the former captain commander at the time and got the first dover mission and by the time i got there in 2007 those were very common in fact we use a standard duty officer so all those captains at the old guard typically has of these a month and in the spring or summer of 2007 at the height of the surge if you had duty at dover that meant you certainly were going i don't remember not having a mission. and the six man casket team and the black hawk helicopter and the air force base usually right as the plane is landing and i would be the first one onto the aircraft and those tha

their kalai to reach dover in just over 20 minutes but had to stop the fuel halfway across paul brennan reports. emerging from the early morning mist flanked by helicopters frankie's apart and his jet powered hoverboard reached over just after 7 30 am local time. it was an extraordinary sight and a remarkable achievement. the french inventor reach speeds of 160 kilometers an hour flying just meters above the waves. 110 years after louis blair is famous crossing of the english channel a new name has now been added to the record books. i'm feeling happy and so happy for my my family my friends and my cim is just an amazing moment in my life you know it's just i know i can take some rest. there was a palpable tension as a part of took off from sangat county in france a previous attempt last month that ended with him falling into the sea this time though the mid-channel refueling stop went smoothly and the patter swept in past the famous white cliffs of dover. having waved him off from song got supporters wife had waited nervously for news when the phone call from dover came the relief and

by down in dover the week before last.t just the parts, but the wider logistics industry. very briefly, to getting a no—deal brexit is what we are heading for? where not a political organisation, but it does look more possible now. it is only prudent to start preparing for this kind of things. thank you very much indeed. now some of the other main stories on bbc news this hour. police have been given more time to question ten people arrested on suspicion of murdering an officer, who was killed while investigating a report of a burglary in berkshire. this morning colleagues of pc andrew harper visited the scene where the 28—year—old died after being dragged along a road by a vehicle on thursday night. police in kent say there‘s a possibility that a six—year—old boy who fell into a river may have managed to get out of the water and become lost in a field. lucas dobson has been missing since saturday afternoon when he slipped into the river stour near sandwich during a family fishing trip. emergency services and local volunte

if there's no deal the industry is testing alternative ports to avoid the main route from france to dover. british airways has been forced to cancel only 60 flights the number of london airports after an i.t. failure thousands of passengers of heathrow gatwick and london city airports are affected is the 3rd major computer failure in a little more than 2 years. campaigners against people trafficking in britain are accusing government groups of failing to protect victims and they say hundreds of exploited workers are ending up in jail when they should be in hospital being treated for torture injuries and the hayward has been meeting some of the many victims of slavery. can't forget being beaten having both perforated his tooth broken by the criminals who kept him as a slave little wonder then that is trust in people to leave from vietnam doesn't want us to use his real name or show his space and we've disguised his voice after being trafficked to the u.k. he was forced to work inside an illegal kind of response. they beat me they hit me in the face if anything was to go wrong they said the

the vessels were picked up by a border force patrol and taken to dover.ne woman and two children. simonjones reports. the small boats brought back to dover have become a common sight — less so this. migrants sitting on the hull. two other people had attempted to paddle across the channel. this is extraordinary, to come across the english channel in a 2—man kayak, something like this is an example of a 2—man kayak, great forjust off the beach and paddling around the coastline, but to go through the english channel in something like this is taking a massive risk. how dangerous do you think this was? extremely dangerous, it is more luck that they got spotted where they did rather than actually found by a ship or not hit by a ship, without a doubt. we could be talking about a fatality? it is just luck that we are not. so far this month 77 migrants have reached the uk by boat, and total 837 have been picked up this year by the border force and other 179 by the french authorities. charities supporting migrants say conditions like these in calais, with some migr

him off from song got it's a pastor's wife had waited nervously for news when the phone call from dover came the relief and the joy were overwhelming. nazar as there was a void out here don't go it's cool he made it so it's over we did it and i'm happy because it's a lot of work. it was hard but i'm happy for him because it's been really hard lately and now we're going on holiday i'm happy so thank you. if you could see. so how does hava board is powered by 5 jet turbines and fueled by kerosene which he carries in a backpack it is a complex craft and difficult to control but the inventor has been awarded a $1000000.00 development ground from the french army and there is now international interest in exploring why the uses for the technology paul brennan al-jazeera. top stories we are syria at least $29.00 people have been killed after 2 mass shootings in america a 21 year old man has been charged with domestic terrorism after killing 20 people armed with assault rifle at a shopping complex in el paso texas. in dayton ohio police say at least 9 people were killed in a shooting outside a

the latest arrivals came ashore at kingsdown, near dover — with search and rescue missions in operationfar this year, more than a thousand migrants have been detained by the uk border force, with 590 picked up by the french authorities, on their way to britain. this month, two people have died trying to cross the channel. there are no figures for migrants arriving in the uk stowed in lorries — the main form of illegal entry. tony smith is a former head of uk border force. it is relatively new that we have seen this number of migrants crossing the english channel. it only really began in any number in october last year, but it is now an almost daily occurrence that we are seeing reports of significant numbers of people — many women and children as well — in small vessels coming across. and increasing resource requirement upon the french authorities and ourselves, the border force, to make sure they don't drown, we have had a couple of drownings, that they are properly treated, then brought ashore, then the ongoing issue of processing them. i wonder if you have any thoughts about why we h

freight traffic going across, and the ferries from dover to calais. the migrants are taking smaller boats than this to take the journey, and the owners here say it is far too dangerous. climate activist greta thunberg arrives in new york, after 15 days crossing the atlantic, to minimise carbon emissions. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. tell us what you think, just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. good morning from a chilly westminster, where the news is still sinking in of borisjohnson‘s decision to prorogue or suspend parliament for more than four weeks. there's fierce criticism here of the decision, which was requested by the prime minister and approved by the queen — it means members of parliament who want to prevent the uk leaving the european union without a deal have even less time to do that. outside downing street, in cities gci’oss outside downing street, in cities across the united kingdom, protests against borisjohnson‘s across

it was somebody going it is only kent, actually it is the main route for all freight coming in from doverto school, cannot get to work or hospital appointments or airports or you anything, you are stuck. what talking about is a secret department for education analysis but it is talking about the obvious, which is if you are going to manage stuff, hospitals, schools and other institutions are going to have to manage. in its schools and particular cases, if there are food shortages or a transport problem, what do you do? you have to make the decision like any civil emergency which does not always have to be violent. do you close down the school because if the kids cannot get there in the teachers cannot get there and you have not got any food, you have no option. so it is pretty sensible basically. a bit of a hysterical headliner that is what headlines are for. an awful lot of this was going on in theresa may's day. one of the reasons why the cabinet was shifting away from no deal was they were going to see how serious no deal would actually be. but would it be that serious and will it have

waved him off from song got supporters wife had waited nervously for news when the phone call from dover came the relief and the joy were overwhelming. nazar as there was a void out here don't go it's cool he made it so it's over we did it and i'm happy because it's a lot of work. it was hard but i'm happy for him because it's been really hard lately and now we're going on holiday i'm happy so thank you. so how does hava board is powered by 5 jet turbines and fuelled by kerosene which he carries in a backpack it is a complex craft and difficult to control but the inventor has been awarded a $1000000.00 development ground from the french army and there is now international interest in exploring why the uses for the technology paul brennan al-jazeera and movie on our website al-jazeera dot com. amount of the top stories are to 0 it is $29.00 people have been killed after 2 mass shootings in america a 21 year old man has been charged with domestic terrorism after killing 20 people armed with an assault rifle at a shopping complex in el paso texas hours later a mass shooting in dayton ohio l

but one man from iran said he paid £3,000 to get in a boat, and made it with 11 others to dover.by police and spent a0 days in a detention centre. he was returned to france, he was flown to toulouse and actually he's back here now and he's going to try somehow, he says, to get back. there are other stories quite similar, those who've made it and been sent back again. ayearago, migrants illegally crossing by boat seemed a rare occurrence. now it's happening here every week. in the next couple of hours the home secretary priti patel is meeting her french counterpart and they will try to grapple with ways to stop on top of what they are already looking at with helicopters and drones, something they think could at least stop the small boats and keep them on the side of the border. you have until midnight tonight to make a claim for mis—sold payment protection insurance or ppi. banks have already paid out tens of billions of pounds, but consumer groups say millions of people could miss out, if they don't take action today. despite all the annoying ppi phone calls and publicity there a

>> so they moved all the detainees from the channel island to the strait of dover and they were under the bombardments, constant bombardments from the allies. and my father told me that one day, there was, you know, when there was a bombardment like that, they didn't go to a shelter or anything. they were laying flat on the ground hoping to be spared, and my father was laying flat like that next to a german soldier and when the raid was over, my father stood up and the german soldier stayed on the ground. he had been killed. so it was touch and go. >> that close. it was touch and go, really. when the allies landed in normandy, they started pushing the germans east toward germany. and so at that point, the 900 detainees who were with my father were put on a train bound for germany. >> so the germans were going to take them with him to germany? >> yes, they were taking him with them to germany either to work as slave labor in a factory or to be killed in a concentration camp. we don't know. anyway, the train was stopped by belgian, because from strait of dover when you want to go to ger

the mid-channel refueling stop went smoothly as a partner swept in past the famous white cliffs of dover. having waved him off from song it's a pastor's wife had waited nervously for news when the phone call from dover came the relief and the joy overwhelmed. us avoid out a little it's cool he made it so it's over we did it and i'm happy because it's a lot of work. it was hard but i'm happy for him because it's been really hard lately and now we're going on holiday i'm happy so thank you. so heartless hoverboard is powered by 5 jet turbines and fueled by kerosene which he carries in a backpack it is a complex craft and difficult to control but the inventor has been awarded a $1000000.00 development ground from the french army and there is now international interest in exploring why the uses for the technology. al-jazeera. take a look at the top stories here. to mass shootings have taken place within hours of each other in the u.s. the 1st at a shopping center in el paso texas where a gunman killed at least 20 people and in dayton ohio police say 10 people including the gunman were killed

the mid-channel refueling stop went smoothly and apart or swept in past the famous white cliffs of dover. having waved him off from song it's a pastor's wife had waited nervously for news when the phone call from dover came the relief on the joy overwhelming. nazar as it was devoid out he didn't go for it school he made it so it's over we did it and i'm happy because it's a lot of work. it was hard but i'm happy for him because it's been really hard lately and now we're going on holiday i'm happy so thank you i think if you could. lose a little. self-conscious haba borders powered by 5 jet turbines and fueled by kerosene which he carries in a backpack it is a complex craft and difficult to control but the inventor has been awarded a $1000000.00 development ground from the french army and there is now international interest in exploring why the uses for the technology paul brennan al-jazeera. still ahead on the news hour the cyclist has been to make it back to the tour de france offer hollow crash piece that will be here with more. vigor and potentially more dangerous that's the best way

anyway, the train was stopped by belgian because from strait of dover when you want to go to germany, you have to go across belgium. and they were in the train across belgium. northern belgium, actually. and the train was stopped by belgian resistance fighters who had blown up the railroad or a bridge. i don't know what exactly. but they stopped the train and there was a battle, and in the confusion, the germans released the 900 prisoners. and my father walked back from northern belgium to paris. that's a 200-mile trek. 300 kilometers, more or less. and he arrived in the morning of rosh hashanah which is the jewish new year. my mother was already dressing me to go to synagogue for the first time since we had been liberated. and -- >> and here's your father. >> and there was a knock on the door. this time it was a good one. >> yeah. >> it was my father who came back. and so our nuclear family was spared, survived, but as i said, my grandmother was killed, an uncle, an aunt, and cousins, plus my mother and my father lost some cousins who were deported, who were sent to the camps. >> wha

on an average day there have been 7000—10,000 trucks going in and out of dover.not allowed. we are not allowed to take our nine outbreaks on the motorways. they've got no facilities in kent to deal with us. also, kent have closed all the layby is, we now get fined if we park in the layby is overnight to. they have talked about operation stack but let's not go into that. i want to bring in larry kotch, you are in bulgaria, why? that's right. and i think it is very much like one of your other guests whojust said that much like one of your other guests who just said that we are a much like one of your other guests whojust said that we are a bit more brexit proof. what you've heard from a few people here and what i think we consistently see on the news is a lot about companies who are affected by tariffs, but a lot of the companies in our sector in the uk are service—type businesses, for example mine is a marketing agency, we work with uk companies but we have a lot of staff out here in bulgaria. and so we actually feel very confident about the future, we're looking

this occasion there were no slip ups and the partner managed to avoid taking a bath as the cliffs of dover came within sight as a part of was home and dry touching down safely in st margaret's space across the english channel his wife crystal getting confirmation in zone got via radio. nazar there was a void out if he made it so it's over now. we did it and i'm so happy because there was so much work involved. it was hard but i'm so happy for him because it's been really difficult lately on our own holiday. falls apart to himself it was simply a dream come true. i'm feeling happy you know if you have been so happy for my my family my friends and my chin is just an amazing moment in my life you know it's just. now i can take some rest. as a part of us certainly deserves it an incredible fetes from the flying frenchmen a good one. and you have stayed here and have a coming up report on let haitian i'm christine what i'm ballin for myself the team let's watch and see you next hour. the world cup america. cup and the cup ok she has a seat i think russia has a chance to make such an event right

as the cliffs of dover came within sight as a pastor was home and dry touching down safely in st margaret's space across the english channel his wife crystal getting confirmation in sangatte via radio. now as i was employed out even though he made it so it's over now. we did it and i'm so happy because there was so much work involved. it was hard but i'm so happy for him because it's been really difficult lately and now we're on holiday. for the party himself it was simply a dream come true. i'm feeling happy you know i'm fine you have be so happy for my my family my friends and my team is just. an amazing moment in my life you know it's just. no i can take some rest. certainly does sit an incredible fetes from the flying frenchmen a good one. and you have to dance will be back at the top of the album on using tracks. robots are still in the development phase $56.00 it's going to come out when they grow. will humans and machines be able to peacefully co-exist or are we on the verge of a robot colors. if we just bumble into this totally unprepared with our heads in the sand fusing to think a

this occasion there were no slip ups and the part i managed to avoid taking a bath as the cliffs of dover came within sight of potter was home and dry touching down safely in st margaret's space across the english channel his wife crystal getting confirmation in sangatte via radio. now as i was a void out in there he made it so it's over now. we did it and i'm so happy because there was so much work involved. it was hard but i'm so happy for him because it's been really difficult lately and now we're on holiday. for the party himself it was simply a dream come true. i'm feeling happy you know if you had be so happy for my my family my friends and my team is just an amazing moment in my life you know it's just. now i can take some rest. certainly does that an incredible face from the flying frenchmen a good one and states will be back at the top of the alphabet morning see this. first day at school. the 1st climbing lesson. doors grandma's arrives. in turn on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary. returns home.

passengers being delayed at eu airports, eurotunnel and dover.ustoms checks, before traffic flow improves to 50—70% of the current rate. there are those in parliament who have pledged to do all they can to frustrate a no—deal outcome, but opposition mps are still divided on how best to halt the government's plans to leave "no matter what". we're joined in the studio by labour mp stephen doughty who is leading calls for mps to end their summer break and return immediately to parliament to discuss brexit. also, the lib dems‘ brexit spokesman tom brake, and the conservative backbencher and brexiteer andrew bridgen. welcome all of you. thank you for joining us. stephen doughty, first of all, why do you think polomat needs to be recalled immediately? this is a national crisis, we have a reckless prime minister here and his unelected and undemocratic advisor trying to drag this country into a disastrous no—deal brexit. the yellowhammer documents show how disruptive that would be for fuel, medicines, the situation regarding ireland and our national secu

in may 1940, the mayor of dover put out this note about evacuation.start next sunday. thousands of dover children ended up in south wales, the welcome was warm from many homes and a lot of the mining families, but not all. they were forced to ta ke but not all. they were forced to take me, and i knewi but not all. they were forced to take me, and i knew i was not very welcomed there and there were days where coming home

chick pea, massachusetts and jose gonzalez of california were returned in a dignified transfer at dover air force base in delaware both were killed in combat on wednesday.or john mccain this weekend marks one year since mccain's death his widow, cindy mccain, sat down with our andrea mitchell for a candid conversation about his legacy and how he might have felt about washington today. >> how are you doing >> i'm doing okay. my job this year has been to make sure my kids are okay they're all at various stages of this process, but doing very well and, you know, i'm not without my weak moments. i miss him terribly. he also wouldn't want me to sit around and mope. certainly there are days i would like to have a good cry but i just pick up and keep going. >> reporter: john mccain lost his battle with brain cancer a year ago surrounded by family on their ranch listening to frank sinatra's "my way. mccain who liked nothing better than a good fight but still invited both men who defeated him to the white house to speak at his funeral >> what a better way to get a final laugh than make george an

let‘s speak now to our reporter jon hunt who is in dover. what is the picture?grants in a small rigid inflatable boat, two miles off the coast, north—east of dover, here the coastguard helicopter, the lifeboat and the border force cutter went out to meet them and bring them back to shore. we are awaiting confirmation from the home office. but if these numbers turn out to be correct that will bring the total number of people who have crossed the channel in small boats this week alone to around 92. as you say, 60 yesterday, 20 the day before, and most of those people who have been arriving presenting as uranium. the home 0ffice presenting as uranium. the home office says priti patel will raise theseissues office says priti patel will raise these issues with her french counterpart. calls from the local mp here for the french to stop the boats leaving, calls for there to be a joint security zone in the english channel to tackle the problem. he says, charlie elphick, says the problem is moving from crisis to a state of chaos. the home office says it has three border

p and 0 is warning passengers to expect delays of up to 2.5 hours on the dover to calais route.a — which attracts thousands of people every year — has also been temporarily closed, due to strong winds. michael gove, the cabinet minister in charge of preparing for a possible no—deal brexit, says a support fund for british businesses will help firms to deal with any "bumps in the road". he spoke openly for the first time about what's known as ‘0peration kingfisher‘, while on a visit to northern ireland. meanwhile, as the government ramps up it's no deal planning, a leaked memo from the department for the environment, food and rural affairs, seen by the bbc, claims there's "a lot of uncertainty" about the uk's capacity to patrol fishing waters after a no—deal brexit. the note says there are just 12 ships "to monitor a space three times the size of the surface area of the uk". a little earlier i spoke to our political correspondent, tony bonsignore — and began by asking him about 0peration kingfisher... we understand it has been planned for a while, it predates borisjohnson becoming

waved him off from song got supporters wife had waited nervously for news when the phone call from dover came the relief and the joy were overwhelming. nazar as those avoid out here don't go it's cool he made it so it's over we did it and i'm happy because it's a lot of work. it was hard but i'm happy for him because it's been really hard lately and now we're going on holiday i'm happy so thank you. if you could combine the city. so how does hava board is powered by 5 jet turbines and fuelled by kerosene which he carries in a backpack it is a complex craft and difficult to control but the inventor has been awarded a $1000000.00 development ground from the french army and there is now international interest in exploring why the uses for the technology paul brennan al-jazeera are going to more for you on our website the rest that is our 0 dot com and you can watch us live by to hear on the live icon. or mind of the top stories on our jazeera at least $29.00 people have been killed after 2 mass shootings in america police in dayton ohio say at least 9 people were killed including the gunman

included the engineers, the material experts, the medical experts and the amazing seamstresses of ioc dover who handmade the spacesuit that we're unveiling this morning. it took another large team to conserve the suit so we could once again share it with the world after 13 years off exhibit. that team included our spacesuit historians, conservators and collections and exhibits experts but their work was only possible thanks to the thousands of individuals who contributed to our reboot the suit kick starter campaign. so thank you to all of those people who did their part to preserve this vital piece of space history. the complexity of the suit ensured it could support human life in the harshest of environments, extreme heat and cold, radiation, micro meteorites and the threat of cuts from sharp rocks, all had to be taken into consideration. as our curator's note, spacecraft but while they were designed to endure the lunar walk, they were not designed to last a half century on display. we're happy the work we've done will extend the life of the suit and ensures that generations to come can be

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senior cabinet ministers have been visiting dover today. it's the uk's biggest port.s trade comes through this one port, so if they don't get things right in dover, the problems will be felt across the rest of the country. here's the minister in charge of no—deal preparations, michael gove. i think if we do leave without a deal on october 31, there will inevitably be bumps in the road. so it's myjob to make sure you are as ready as possible for all contingencies and a reason why i'm here today is i been talking to people who manage at this point. and those who are responsible for freights travelling to europe and i've been talking to those who manage other ports to make sure goods can slow other people can receive in supermarkets and shops everything they need and the britain industry and commerce can carry on growing. so will supermarkets receive everything they need 7 28% of the food britain consumed last year came from the eu. that figure is even higher in the winter months, which will add to the challenge. here's a spokeperson for the food industry. the food secto