rescued migrants had been brought to dover and ferried a i been brought to dover and ferried a shortrted, brutal response | to cruelty. it's a really callous, i cold-hearted, brutal response by to cruelty. it's a really callous, - cold-hearted, brutal response by a cold—hearted, brutal response by a government that�*s trying to arrest and prosecute its way out of a problem. it won�*t succeed. putting people injail who problem. it won�*t succeed. putting people in jail who have problem. it won�*t succeed. putting people injail who have come here because of that terrible things that happen to them in their lives is really draconian and punitive. all it will do is fill up ourjails without resolving the issue. the number of _ without resolving the issue. the number of migraines classing that channel in small boats has risen sharply in the last few years, more than 2000, a record made thejourney injune. but overall, the number of people claiming asylum in the uk actually fell last year to just below 30,000, and that�*s way down on that peak back in 2002 of more than 80,000. behind the mig

joel edgerton, author of "battle for the soul," journalist edward-isaac dovere an all new "closer looksen and now seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. and this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? oh, right, you don't want me to ask. let's get to the news. president biden yesterday called on china to participate in a, "full, transparent, evidence-based, internal investigation to find the origins of covid-19. said china, "honestly, can this wait we are just slammed with covid-21 err, i mean, sure, no problem. that's right, president biden called on china to participate in an investigation to find the origins of covid-19, and i just got to say, if it's not bats, we owe them a major apology it's going to be like one of those double jeopardy scenarios where they have been wrongfully blamed for a crime, so now they really do get to start a pandemic according to a new report, former president trump tried to intervene in 2008 to stop the investigation of the new england patriots' so-called "spygate scandal. wait, he was involved in that scandal, too he's like the for

simonjones reports from dover. their destination is dover. of migrants brought to shore this morning by the border force after being picked up in the channel, the world's busiest shipping lane. the home secretary says the public has had enough of seeing scenes like these on an almost daily basis. she told mps that things must change. we wa nt we want to create a deterrent. we cannot support what we are seeing now, effectively people travelling, smugglers, criminal gangs exploiting our asylum system to bring economic migrants and people that quite frankly are circumventing our legal migration routes, coming into our country illegally. in the past three days, almost a thousand migrants have reached the uk by boat. that brings the total number for this year to more than 8,400 people, surpassing the figure for the whole of 2020. but there has been a dramatic fall in migrants arriving in the back of lorries, just over 500 in the first five months of this year. and last year asylum claims in the uk fell. but britain is now giving france more than £

— may arrive at dover? broken is the word the government _ may arrive at dover?broken is the word the government has been - may arrive at dover? broken is the l word the government has been using repeatedly in recent months to describe the asylum system. there will be hoping changes put forward today will reduce the number of migrants particularly crossing the channel by boat. we are unlikely to see arrivals today given the weather, but so far this year more than 6500 people have made the journey from france by boat. this month already we've seen 650 people. a bit of context, the number of migrants arriving on the back of lorries has fallen dramatically during the pandemic but the big change the government is hoping as they way they are treating people who arrive illegally. the idea is that if someone gets on a boat over from france, they will have passed through several safe eu countries before arriving in the uk so there will be an assumption that their asylum claim will not be valid and the government will seek to return people arriving by boat or arriving ill

rolling out of dover at dawn. eyes on the horizon as we head south.nts risking the crossing from france. and it doesn't take long. coast guard, this is city of westminster, we have spotted another small boat, which appears to be another migrant boat. amid one of the world's busiest shipping lanes, a tiny dinghy, bobbing on the waves. desperate people do desperate things. they've no motor, just paddles. where are you from, guys? sudan. from sudan? are you ok? help will be coming soon, they will come and pick you up. 0k. would you like some water? yeah. how long have you been at sea, this morning? two o'clock, we started. why do you want to go to england? it's a safe place. and tell me about your journey from sudan. come from libya, libya to italia. libya to italy? and then through europe? and why did you leave sudan? because we need a safe place. safe place? yeah. here is some fruit, some biscuits, somejuice. after that, we shadowed them and called the coastguard, who organised their rescue. it's getting busier all the time. when we first sort of start

they lead cliff of dovers, will dorsa. he shot one under.phil mickelson probably wanted to jump off of the cliffs of dover, worst opening round. jordan spieth, last major win 2017 british in contention for another. he had 6 birdies. u.s. open, louie knocking on the british open's door after a bogy free 6 under 6. he leads. the ultimate bride's made right there. bryson deshachl bow is tied for 74th after shooting a 1 over 71. he hit only 4 of 14 fairway. after the first round, naturally, he put the blame on the driver. >> with the driver right now, the driver sucks. it's not a good face for me. we are trying to make it good on the mishits. i'm living on the razor's edge. >> the maker was not happy with the comments. the tour manager said, it really, really pnful when he says something that stupid. he has never really been happy, ever. it is like an 8-year-old that gets mad at you and says i hate you and then you say, whoa, no, you don't. dechambeau he said he was sorry and today he will blame his putter, likely. >>> yesterday's red sox and ya

just off the english channel near the cliffs of dover. will had the shot of the day. eagle on 12th. he shot one under. phil mickelson probably wanted to jump off the cliffs of dover, shooting an 80, his worst opening round ever in a major. jordan spieth last major win 2017, british open. in contention again, jordan had six birdies. runner up louis is knock, k knoc ohesh o or after firing a bogey-free six under 64. he leads spieth and brian harmon by one, the ultimate bridesmaid. bryson dechambeau tied for fourth after shooe shooting1. he hit only 4 of 14 fairway. after his round, naturally, he put the blame on the driver. >> with the driver right now, the driver sucks. it's not a good face for me, and we're still trying to figure out how to make it good on the mis-hits. and you know, i'm living on the razor's edge. >> the maker was not happy with the comments. their manager said it's just really, really painful when he says something that stupid. he has never really been happy ever. it's like an 8-year-old that gets mad at you, says i hat

but we are painting our fin not taking once again, both sides met at the negotiation table in dover. and that's where we caught up with the chief of the high council for national reconciliation of the lab dollar talks to out there. ah, doctor of the la gibbon, how council for national reconciliation. thank you very much for talking to us there. you're welcome. it's been 48 hours since you've been in doha. we last met 10 months ago, described to us what has happened in the last 10 months, and how closer are africans to finding peace. i can say that to begin with that it was a real 48 hours and to yes, from a finest on the delegation. from senior leadership of upon the stand. we're here together with us. and to the idea behind this was that be, become here and but his entire unified view and support the piece because the choice is not between one side overtaking militarily and then there will be peace. but it is between that scenario which will not lead to peace, which will lead to the front innovation of the war for many, many, many years to come and further complication of the situat

simonjones in dover, thank you.e of mps later today. aru na iyengar reports. delays and log jams caused by the pandemic. to the list now add getting a driving licence by post. the dvla has a backlog of 1.4 million letters. it's due to a strike by the public and commercial services union, and social distancing in dvla offices. and here's just one example of the problems the delays are causing. i'm a heavy goods driver, i have to have a medical every five years. i applied for my licence back in april. 11 weeks later, it came back revoked. i had to reapply again. and six weeks down the line, i still haven't had my licence. older drivers are particularly affected, as many rely on postal renewals. at the age of 70, you also have to make a medical declaration when you renew your licence. the dvla says paper applications are taking on average between six and ten weeks to process, but there may be longer delays for more complex transactions, such as those that require medical investigations. many drivers are saying, "can we

thousands of miles, but for these migrants, thejourney�*s end comes near dungeness, south—west of dovers are now playing out on a daily basis. earlier, we took a boat out into the channel. we have spotted another rig which appears to be a migrant boat. it is one of the world's busiest shipping lanes, but bobbing on the waves, a tiny dinghy. no motor, just paddles. where are you from, guys7 sudan. from sudan7 are you ok7 help will be coming soon. they will come and pick you up. here are some fruit and biscuits, somejuice. having given them some food, we shadowed them and called the coastguard, who organised their rescue. and not far away, we find another migrant boat. we are about eight miles off the coast of dover now, and we have come across this small dinghy, probably three orfour metres long. we think there are 12 or 13 on board, a couple of small children at the front, and a couple of women, and we have now called in the uk border force, the uk coastguard, who are going to pick them up. for some, these are desperate people fleeing some of the world's most desperate countries. for ot

thousands of miles, but for these migrants, thejourney�*s end comes near dungeness, south—west of doverrch for a better life, and scenes like this are now playing out on a daily basis. earlier, we took a boat out into the channel. we have spotted another rig which appears to be a migrant boat. it is one of the world's busiest shipping lanes, but bobbing on the waves, a tiny dinghy. no motor, just paddles. where are you from, guys? sudan. from sudan? are you 0k? help will be coming soon. they will come and pick you up. here are some fruit and biscuits, somejuice. having given them some food, we shadowed them and called the coastguard, who organised their rescue. and not far away, we find another migrant boat. we are about eight miles off the coast of dover now, and we have come across this small dinghy, probably three orfour metres long. we think there are 12 or 13 on board, a couple of small children at the front, and a couple of women, and we have now called in the uk border force, the uk coastguard, who are going to pick them up. for some, these are desperate people fleeing some of th

thousands of miles, but for these migrants, the journey�*s and comes near dungeness, south—west of doverheir search for a better life, and scenes like this are now playing out on a daily basis. earlier, we took a boat out into the channel. spotted another small one which appears to be a migrant boat. it is one of the world's busiest shipping lanes, but bobbing on the waves, a tiny dinghy. no motor, just paddles. where are you from, guys? sudan. from sudan? are you ok? help will be coming soon. they will come and pick you up. here are some fruit and biscuits, somejuice. having given them some food, we shadowed them and called the coastguard, who organised their rescue. and not far away, we find another migrant boat. we are about eight miles off the coast of dover now, and we have come across this small dinghy, probably three orfour metres long. we think there are 12 or 13 on board, a couple of small children at the front, and a couple of women, and we have now called in the uk border force, the uk coastguard, who are going to pick them up. for some, these are desperate people fleeing some

rolling out of dover at dawn. spotted another small boat, which appears to be a migrant boat. amid one of the world's busiest shipping lanes, a tiny dinghy, bobbing on the waves. desperate people do desperate things. they've no motor, just paddles. where are you from, guys? sudan. from sudan? are you 0k? help will be coming soon, they will come and pick you up. 0k. would you like some water? yeah. how long have you been at sea, this morning? two o'clock, we started. why do you want to go to england? it's a safe place. and tell me about your journey from sudan. come from libya, libya to italia. libya to italy? and then through europe? and why did you leave sudan? because we need a safe place. safe place? yeah. here is some fruit, some biscuits, somejuice. after that, we shadowed them and called the coastguard, who organised their rescue. it's getting busier all the time. when we first sort of started seeing these migrants come across three or four years ago, there were just a few come across in dribs and drabs but

simonjones reports from dover. their destination is dover.rought to shore this morning by the border force after being picked up in the channel, the world's busiest shipping lane. the home secretary says the public has had enough of seeing scenes like these on an almost daily basis. she told mps that things must change. we want to create a deterrent. we cannot continue to support. what we are seeing now, effectively people travelling, smugglers, criminal gangs exploiting our asylum system to bring economic migrants and people that quite frankly are circumventing our legal migration routes, coming into our country illegally. in the past three days, almost a thousand migrants have reached the uk by boat. that brings the total number for this year to more than 8,400 people, surpassing the figure for the whole of 2020. but there has been a dramatic fall in migrants arriving in the back of lorries, just over 500 in the first five months of this year. and, last year, asylum claims in the uk fell. but britain is now giving france more than £50 milli

simon, from a very blustery dover, eu. simon, from a very blustery dover. thank — eu.nated also won't have to quarantine. the owner of vauxhall is expected to announce plans today, to build electric vans at its ellesmere port plant in cheshire. the investment, said to be worth hundreds of millions of pounds, would safeguard more than a thousand factoryjobs. the future of the plant has been in doubt after vauxhall�*s parent company, stellantis, scrapped plans to build its new astra model there. this guy looks amazing. —— the sky. carol has got the weather this morning. she is out and about. she is undercover at hampton court palace this good morning. good morning. 0h palace this good morning. good morning. oh my goodness, the rain here this morning has been biblical. it is of course the flower festival taking place here at the moment. we are in the rhs allotment area. lots of allotments growing flowers, vegetables, generally things you can eat. behind me is the demonstration area. this is where you will get well—known faces telling you what you should be growing to eat,

our correspondent, simonjones, is in dover. what did you see happening this morning, simon?g, simon?— what did you see happening this morning, simon? it's been another busy morning _ morning, simon? it's been another busy morning for— morning, simon? it's been another busy morning for the _ morning, simon? it's been another busy morning for the border- morning, simon? it's been another busy morning for the border force | busy morning for the border force and hardly surprising when you look at the conditions. it's a really warm, once again, here in dover and in the channel mic, it is incredibly calm. a short while ago, we saw a border force boat coming to the port of dover —— in the channel. they were taken to shore to begin the process of being processed where they have their picture taken and after that, they are taken to reception centres and people will be dispersed around the country. the home secretary, priti patel, says the british public is rightly angry and upset at seeing such seems pretty much on a daily basis. that is why she called an emergency meeting with her f

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that's that's not just dover end markets seeing double-digit growth year over year. but even back to 2019 levels still solid report even in ppg today -- i know we are focused on the supply chain issues i got it i understand that piece of it. i know that's why the stock is down but total revenue of ppg rose 44%. led by aerospace they had some supply chain issues on the auto side. that makes sense because we've heard about that on the semiside those are two bill bellwether names in manufacturing that reported great numbers and let's just let the dust settle in terms of where numbers comes poup ppg is coming down. but the bottom line is the big picture is strong in manufacturing. and then i would just say on the consumer side we talk all the time about jobs and wages and savings. en but retail sales, 1.3% last friday ex-auto. people expect negative retail sales. negative.6 came in 0.6. the pent jum demand is enormous. and i think back to school a home run the ex-ceo last friday of macy's how buggish he was about back to school i think you want exposure in discretionary.

and a chip off the english channel and the famous cliffs of dover and san francisco born shot of theay and an eagle on 12 and he shot 1 under. he played his first british and a long birdie and 16 drops on the left side of the cup. he is back and phil mickelson needed this pot on 18 just to break 80 and, no. dead last. his worst opening round ever and the last major win was in 2017 and the british open in contention for another and six birdies today and he had a share the lead and eventually passed by that man and the u.s. open runner-up started the bogie six under 64 and tied for second with speed brian harmon and mackenzie hughes that 4 under and there is webb simpson and there had not been a postponement in baseball for covid since april 19 and that ended tonight the yankees red sox game was put on hold with three yankee players all vaccinated tested positive with three more pending and richard sherman didn't appear at his own court hearing today in washington and he was released from jail but will return to court tomorrow to face four nonfelony charges. the former 49er crashed his

his cross met my calf, the dover. you put denmark just before half time, about 711, call in the competition which put some one behind needing scores. spain checked republic got one back early in the 2nd half through patrick fit his fiscal in 5 games. but denmark held on to reach the semi finals of a major tournament the 1st time since 1992, which is when they won the tennis now. and roger federer is still on the for the record, extending 9th wimbledon title off the beacon camera north. in the 3rd round, it looked like it might be a comfortable afternoon for the 9. 62. the 1st 2 sets, 6464. but lori hit back to when the 3rd 75, federal haven't lost the british class since i'm the murray at the 2013 australia nathan. and he was about to let that record slide it taking the whole set. the book is placed in the law, 16 for the 18th time in his grid. he'll play it's lisa lorenzo san ago. now maybe one of the 1st times i just felt very much at peace out there. really sort of a tranquillity, i guess, to everything i was doing

i think for present room when, when a dead soldier comes back to the united states, it comes into dover, air base and delaware not far from washington, dc. and the president would go down there and meet every body. there came back and meet the families of fallen soldiers and that was very hard on him, very difficult. and he did not want war and he wanted peace. so he was an advocate for, i think peace. he wanted to go ask honest, and he didn't want to see america dragged into these wars. and so whether it's the right decision on the wrong decision that's, i think that's he just did not want to be involved in it. when trump was elected in 2016, he said that this was called walk. old hand was in a if i'm not mistaken. why do you think that was, was trump the man that america needed in that time? i believe so. and here's the reason why i believe the democratic party was against him. the republican party did not back him. he won the election, me one the nominate action, but they did not supporting. and he campaigned in an unorthodox manner. and i remember on election night, i talked to mike

we've got a swirling weather system dumping some of that heavy rain on ukraine mode dover. and we could see coast larrys of turkey being inundated with rain. so the north of this high pressure is keeping things fine and dry for western russia. we've also got a heat wave warning for finland as temperatures pick up. and as we move to southern areas of europe, the iberian peninsula continuing to see those hot conditions, the temperature rising up to mercy, we're going to see it touching 40. by the time we get into tuesday. but a lot of the heat across northern africa has subsided. pictures are coming down slightly, cairo coming in at 38 degrees celsius. the most people will never know what's beyond these doors, the deafening silence of 100000 how it feels to touch danger. every day, most people will never know what it's like to work with. every breath is precious, with fear is not an option. but when most people oh a welcome back to main stories. now, a deadline for the former south african president, jacob zoom to hand himself over to police is approaching. but instead, the f

other kim developed this is their law from dover also coming up. what i witnessed inexperienced, on january 6th, 2021 was unlike anything i had ever seen. us police officers who were attacks during january 6th, capital riots, testified before an investigation committee 1st person to be charged on the hong kong. strict national security law has been found guilty of inciting, secession, terrorism, 12000 years old, and almost untouched by humans. we look at the primeval peach for us that is seeking to preserve ah, unity is the biggest political party is calling for efforts to avoid civil rights civil rights after a day of upheaval. it's now urging supporters to stay off the streets and once a national dialogue of crisis, the country of powerful maybe union is now also calling on the president to establish a roadmap. it has accused kind of a crew for firing the prime minister and freezing parliament for 30 days or a burden mentally. has this report. happy bird gave a avenue. in the heart of 2 nieces, diplomat, guerria has known the stage for protests a

and now more than 50 percent of coven infections we're seeing from the dover. and that, that sign of vaccine wouldn't provide much protection to. but also in places like south korea, as you mentioned in japan, where they had a variety of different vaccines. the delta veteran is also a real concern and south career at the moment is looking at imposing strict level for social distances, highest level. and that's the worst it's been since the outbreak began in march last year. thank you. tony chang la joining us live there from bangkok. attackers who abducted more than 120 school pupils in northern virginia, demanded food for their hostages. while they wait for i ransom, the children were taken on monday for boarding school and no that could do no state . it's the latest and a string of math abductions for ransom in the region around. 2 a 1000 people have been and stuff have been kidnapped since december. taliban fighters have launched their 1st assault on a provincial capital in northern afghanistan. since the us and nato withdrawal began. now the taliban says a

however, it is likely to not do much as far as the government is concerned, focused on government dover on con is gonna be unable to take a normal tries to under the next few years will be moved up. however, if the opposition is able to unite the court at present at period jaylen to his government, the leaders of spain's catholic independence movement have been released from jail . but they're facing a new political reality. the government is refusing to allow referendum on succession journal as a to the home. a former interior minister walking forward to discuss the challenges ahead after almost 4 years in the spanish jail separatist leaders among them working foreign emerged defiant and still committed to an independent apollonia and tend to more thought. but i feel strong. i don't regret anything and i'm convinced that it's necessary to keep fighting and that we will manage to get what we want. the former capital and interior minister under still exile president carlos pleased him all foreign said the leaders had agreed on a 2 year time table for talks with central government in madr

simon jones there in dover. a dinghy is actually on the water. and currently the french position is that they will not intercept dinghies on the ocean. they will ensure they don't drown and obviously preservation of life is paramount but simply they will ensure that. they won't be intercepted, if you like, until such time as they reach british waters. and i think therefore we need a further step with our colleagues in france about what are we going to do about patrolling the english channel jointly to put the smuggling gangs out of business, whilst making sure the two states, humanitarian and asylum claims are properly considered by the relevant country. the former head of the uk border force. a top police officer will be put in charge of tackling violence against women and girls in england and wales, the home secretary priti patel is to announce. the creation of the role was recommended in a report after 33—year—old sarah everard was murdered in march. her death sparked huge protests and a public debate about w

now, at the same time, the head of britain's biggest port dover said the nation could face trade disruption as tours traffic picks up post pandemic. so what's the situation there? i mean, can they avoid the prerequisite term while we saw with 20 mile long lines moving forward? yes. right. so you're referring to cause some bannister, he's a c, e o that down and over. and he actually requested a 33000000 pounds from the british government. to re structure and rebuild the whole facilities that to be able to adjust to all the red tape and all the things that are needed. that actually was turned down by the british government and he's appealing it on, but he's recognized there is a need for that because you're absolutely right. when all these tourists aren't hitting and of course where the english people want to go, they want to go abroad because they've been at home like everybody and every other nation. so i think you're going to see that in 2019 before brack set. there were, or before all the things have happened now it was covered as well after the breaks it vote. but before we actually had

however, i did like need to not do much as far as the government is concerned, focused on government dover on con is gonna be unable to tackle the video to try it under the next few years. will be moda. however, the offer, there's been a day, but to your night day i've got to present that period jaylen to his government and a few months in the next few months. sorry. okay, come on. hi. there. there is 8 from salt valley and pakistan. thank you. come all you as president joe biden, this spends in part of the july 4th holiday weekend, encouraging people to get facts and aces in michigan to highlight the countries progress gaze covered 19 was part of the nation wide america's back together to her . more than half of the population has not been vaccinated, but the government will not meet at school of choice and 70 percent by july. 4th, there's still no official results and peruse presidential election. supporters of the pools and candidates and help processes? yes. again, in lima, calling on authorities to declare who has actually won or preliminary results of the united food gave left meanin

however, it is likely to not do much as far as the government is concerned, focused on government dover on con is gonna be unable to tackle the video taken on the try. it under the next few years will be moved up. however, if the opposition is able to unite the court present at period jaylen to his government, the founder of amazon, jeff bay's offices stepping down a c o. the company base us formed it in his garage and began life as an online marketplace, but books. but since then, it's expanded into everything from global computer networking to health care to space, travel, and basis has become the world's richest man, jabber towns, the reports just phase. those will remain influential in amazon all 3 steps down and becoming the companies executive chair report to be focused on which areas amazon will move into next. the expect to see amazon to venture into businesses where they feel like they can disrupt the landscape by being more customer oriented . customer focused. so health care, education, all these things will be areas where we have lots of pain points. the world's richest man

afterfinding 56 migrants — including vulnerable children and young people — held in a cramped office in doversays it takes migrants' welfare extremely seriously and is working to process them as quickly and safely as possible. an 18—year—old student who worked at the year 2024 and has admitted stealing lan and high vizjackets to allow ticketless fans to get into when the stadium. he made £4500 selling the stolen goods. campaigners have won a legal battle to stop highways england putting the main road past stonehenge, the a303, inside a two—mile long tunnel. the high court ruled that the transport secretary, grant shapps, didn't properly consider the risk of harm to the world heritage site. it's likely the project will now be frozen while ministers consider their next steps. tonight is the first night of the proms at the royal albert hall — one of the highlights of the cultural calendar. and for the first time since 2019 audiences will be back, though only allowed inif they have proof of a negative covid test or double jab. people will also be encouraged to wear masks. more than 2000 musicians

however, it is likely to not do much as far as the government that's concerned focused on government dover on con, it won't be able to take a knowledge right under the next few years will be moda. however, if the opposition is able to unite court, i've got to present that period challenge to his government as he has and emery suspend and lives to saudi arabia after the kingdom imposed the travel bond between the 2 neighboring countries. saudi authorities made the nice on saturday, citing concerns about a new strain of the corona virus. the came to me is also banned flights to and fro me, few peer of canister and vietnam. so further notice that will sought to be one of the biggest ransomware cyber attacks was hit as many as $1000.00 businesses wides. they includes the supermarket giant coup which had to temporarily close $800.00 stores ac is broke into a u. s. i c company that provides system and security management services companies, ransomware attacks and full face of being locked away until money is paid to releases. this one has been doing that a shot that we send tickets that forced t

the 2 sides holding talked and dover as fighting ranges back home . emergency works in belgium and western germany are searching for hundreds of people believe missing up to devastating floods. more than 150, confirm that with that they get expected to increase. and local media in belgium say a group of women and children have been re traded from ice will come to movies, syria. the women are expected to be arrested. all the rival, among hundreds of volunteers, peices from europe, who traveled to join the armed group. well, let's get more now. will our top story in the negotiations between taliban and the african government? well, throughout the talk, serving full main sticking points, the group wants what it calls a genuine islamic system in the country and wants to establish an interim government to include a high council of clerics while it's taking more territory on the ground. the telephone also wants to increase its political influence since demanding and power sharing agreement with the african government. the government and the on group of negotiated a series of prison swaps. and th

the challenge starts in dover.ch coast. a record awaits. i am just going to keep my arms moving until i run out of water. that's what i'm going to do! because that's what you have to do. fantastic. good luck. here is the weather. it may look like i'vejust stepped out into the caribbean, but i haven't. the sun try from earlier today in cornwall. today is a day where most of both will see brighter skies, sunshine pushing on. we have thicker cloud. this diagonal loud is an old weatherfront thicker cloud. this diagonal loud is an old weather front bringing interesting weather and a sticker crowd approaching the north of scotland. that is likely to bring outbreaks of rain to northern scotland over the course of the day today. that diagonal i showed you could bring the spot of rain to north wales, north—west england but otherwise sunshine and showers. most widespread and heaviest in the southern uplands, far north of england and eastern areas of england and a warmer day. between 20 and 2a degrees. overnight in eye, showe

now, the home secretary's being accused of failing the unaccompanied child migrants who arrive at dover'se to find enough local authority places in england to take the children, the home office has resorted to holding them in this local immigration centre, patrolled by guards carrying handcuffs. we understand that between 15 and 20 unaccompanied migrant children are currently accommodated in this government office building — in sleeping bags, on camp beds and reportedly without proper washing facilities or medical support. 0ne agency has said that the children's welfare is deteriorating. the bbc has obtained photographs of conditions in one holding centre — young boys sleeping on the floor, cushions for pillows and military—style camp beds, trying to get some rest in what looks like an office waiting room. how long have you been staying here? the home office has also taken over this holiday hotel in hythe, paying the owner more than £340,000 for a block book until september. inside, teenage migrants from iran. 0ne told me he'd been there for ten days already. i bumped into paula, who has

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