the port of dover does say that it has taken steps port of dover does say that it has ta ken steps tod be waits of “p disruption. they could be waits of up to two and a half hours if you are heading there. some good news if you are travelling around london, strike action on the london underground, that was due to begin tomorrow, has now been called off. aha, tomorrow, has now been called off. a little bit of good news, thank you very much. a major review of pregnancy loss services in england says women should have access to specialist miscarriage care 24 hours a day, seven days a week. it's estimated there are around 500 miscarriages every day in the uk, but many women lose their babies at home, with very little support or pain relief. and a warning — there are some graphic descriptions of baby loss in?tulip mazumdar�*s report, which some viewers may find upsetting. rachel has been documenting her pregnancy journey on tiktok. she suffered four miscarriages. her second was particularly traumatic. it was, unfortunately, i believe, over a weekend period. and so, the advice i was really k

said, into dover harbour to be said, into dover harbour to be processed out. have been absolutely determined. patrick not to allow any small boats to land on a beach because they don't want these images is flashed all around the country. they want to show that their plan to stop the boats is working. so that's why we've got rigid inflatables from border force patrolling the beaches to ensure that none of these boats get across. it is unusual for a boat to make it this far. normally they get intercepted. the border force a rendezvous with french vessels that normally escort these small boats across at about the halfway point between england and france. and at that point , and france. and at that point, they're picked up. so this one somehow managed to evade border force and get almost. >> but that is interesting. just talk to me a little bit about that. so they are desperate. you are saying, for images like the ones that we've managed to get a hold of there to not make it out into the public, what so they can try to that it's can try to claim that it's working

there've been more sightings of asian hornets in dover.nal bee unit confirmed the sightings of the hornets, which pose a risk to honey bees. and here's what those hornets are capable of. here, you can see them attacking honey bees and carrying them away. nicola spence is defra's chief plant and bee health officer. she told me what threat they pose to native species in the uk. the threat really is to our honeybees. a single asian hornet can eat up to 50 honeybees a day, so a swarm of asian hornets could destroy a whole apiary of honeybees. and obviously our honeybees are very important because they are key pollinators. and if the asian hornet has been in europe, there have been sightings of it for 20 years. are there any ways to deal with it that also will not kill off other insects that we do want in the uk? yes, well, we can direct our efforts at the asian hornet if we find a credible sighting. what we do is the national bee unit of the animal and plant health agency set up a unit and we bait apiaries with traps to attract the hornets, an

travel expert simon calder has been at the port of dover this morning .ted to turn up at a rate of 13 per minute . and rate of 13 per minute. and certainly the rate i've been seeing them here so far this morning , that feels about right. morning, that feels about right. this, of course , is the ferry this, of course, is the ferry port that takes people to across to calais and also to dunkirk. actually just looking around , actually just looking around, it's moving pretty slowly. they are saying they could possibly be have have delays of 2.5 hours. >> more children will be allowed to use electronic passport gates when new rules come into effect from monday. the age of those permitted to use the e—gates will be lowered from 12 to 10. the change comes following successful trials at three of london's major airports . london's major airports. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to depart from heathrow and gatwick over the coming days as the peak summer houday coming days as the peak summer holiday season begins. around 200,000 people are expected at m

really appreciate that. >> you're welcome. >> you're welcome. >> but don't go via dover.end coming up, should we go shopping with michael gove? >> maybe not to m&s. we'll be explaining why shortly. let's get the latest headlines first. aaron is waiting for. us yeah , aaron is waiting for. us yeah, it's one 231. >> let's get you up to date with the headlines in the gb newsroom. the illegal migration bill has been given royal assent . it was confirmed by the deputy speakeh . it was confirmed by the deputy speaker, sir roger gale in the commons earlier. that is when the king formally agrees to make the king formally agrees to make the bill law. than 14,000 the bill law. more than 14,000 migrants have arrived in the uk so this year after crossing so far this year after crossing the according figures so far this year after crossing the the according figures so far this year after crossing the the home:ording figures so far this year after crossing the the home office figures so far this year after crossing the the home office . figures so far this year after crossing the the h

length of the english channel, so i started in land�*s end and 49 days later i finally arrived in dover of the waters around the united kingdom. what happened ? michael gove, the environment secretary, met me down there, he made the commitment to me on the beach there in dover that britain would back this call. a month later lord goldsmith stood up in the general assembly and made that commitment, and urged other nations tojoin them in this pursuit. and since then over 120 nations, so more than half of the world�*s nations have agreed to this standard which is protecting at least 30% of the world�*s oceans now by 2030. the planet is still warming. the un secretary general says the climate crisis is, quote, "out of control". there are some environmental activists who�*ve responded to that by thinking the time has come for direct actions which undoubtedly inconvenience, at the very least, the general public — we�*re talking about people who glue themselves to highways, glue themselves to trains, disrupt major cultural and sporting events, and i am wondering, you talk about diplomacy. this

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the latest arrivals at dover harbour come amid an improved movement in weather conditions, which hasan 1500 people brought here in just four days.in people brought here in just four days. in fact , the number of days. in fact, the number of arrivals for the year so far has reached the 13,000 mark. that figure is the same as the 13,000 who crossed at this point last yeah who crossed at this point last year. matt time experts who know these waters well say the initial 20% reduction in crossings was purely down to bad weather and not government policy. despite the clearly increasing numbers of channel migrants, the home secretary has reiterated her determination to stop the boats . stop the boats. >> while prime minister and i are absolutely clear, we've got to stop the boats. that's why we're working very hard to introduce new legislation. last year there were 45,000 people who arrived illegally . it's who arrived illegally. it's costing us £6 million a day in hotel accommodation . this has to hotel accommodation. this has to stop. >> the sarge and small boat arrivals is just the lates

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. >> a huge queues are expected at dover as the great summer houday dover as the great summer holidaynderway this weekend. >> we'll check out that in the next hour. and of course, you want to hear from you, gb views gbnews.com . at paul coyte is gbnews.com. at paul coyte is here, though , with all the here, though, with all the sport. >> morning. >> morning. >> good morning. how are you? >> good morning. how are you? >> yeah. all right. all right. all right. see you. i'll be better talk. what do you want? to talk about first? >> what would you like to talk. should talk about the should we talk about the cricket? you to do the cricket? do you want to do the cricket? do you want to do the cricket? go on, then. >> get it out. >> get it out. >> what do you mean? get it out of the way? this is a really bad start because we'll world cups important. is important. world cup is important. world cup is important. the important. but firstly, the ashes extremely important. important. but firstly, the ashesyes. extremely important. important. but firstly, the ashesyes. so .tremely important. impor

it happened in a neighborhood off dover avenue i san pablo. fire crews had trouble reaching the fire at first because power lines were down and flames were shooting out of the house. no word yet o how the fire started. >>> tonight, some powerful community leaders want the city of location to declare a state of emergency over its seemingly uncontrollable crime problem. i the meantime, da lin reports a 73-year-old who was beat to the ground for her purse is trying to be a part of the solution. >> reporter: a recent attack changed how 73-year-old barbara goes about her daily life. >> i can't carry a purse anymore. i'm not going to ever carry a purse. >> reporter: two months ago, sh and her friend were robbed at a busy intersection. >> i grabbed my friend's long hair and pulled her across the sidewalk, um, and, um, the othe one beat me on my head, grabbed my purse, dropped me to my knees. >> reporter: she and others packed a community meeting on thursday night demanding the district attorney hold criminal accountable. she says the teens that attac

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travel expert simon calder has been at the port of dover this morning . the port of dover this morning he is expected to turn up at a rate of 3018 per minute and certainly the rate i've been seeing them here so far this morning, that feels about right . this, of course, is the ferry port that takes people to across to calais and also to dunkirk. actually, just looking around , actually, just looking around, it's moving pretty slowly. they are saying they could possibly be have have delays of 2.5 hours. >> meanwhile , hundreds of >> meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of people are expected to pass through gatwick and heathrow airport, adding to those travel difficulties , those travel difficulties, airports around 200,000 people are expected at manchester airport and around 71,000 at bristol, with passenger volumes returning to pre—pandemic levels this summer and some ports exceeding those volumes. the border force expects to see more than 34 million arrivals coming through the uk passport control over the coming months . well over the coming months. well families going on european beach

it continued dover harbour. it continued right overnight.y hours of the morning. this is 2 am. in dover harbour and again, more asylum seekers being brought off these small boats, 150 on this occasion and then into today. patrick at least another four small boats, 200 odd. yeah. >> and these people have all got to be housed somewhere . and the to be housed somewhere. and the reason why i am now going big on the plan is because we've the barge plan is because we've had the stockholm had the bibby stockholm yesterday, which you and i did a lot of . there's also talk of at lot of. there's also talk of at least a couple of other cruise ships specifically for migrants that may well end up going in places like edinburgh , places like edinburgh, liverpool, teesside. these appear to have hit the buffers for now at least, but it got me thinking about whether or not we could actually get our politicians to put their money where their mouth is and have an asylum seeker barge right by where they work . how would that where they work. how would that work

. remember last year dover.ing to get through the they're warning about the port? they're warning about 2.5 hour delays weekend or 2.5 hour delays this weekend or this week, actually, as the schools break up because of the enhanced post—brexit passport checks by us. the french border officials . officials. >> yeah, there's a new system for processing coach passengers , as it sounds to me like you just need to do a staycation. there's so many lovely places to stay at home and it's not as hot. yeah, unbearably hot. >> folkestone, dover , you know, >> folkestone, dover, you know, plenty of time to have a look around. according to this anyway. but an indication that. yeah, and a half to three yeah, two and a half to three hour because of the hour delays because of the queuing and then getting through the french passport controls which this side of the which are this side of the channel. sir elton john called as a defence witness to give evidence via video link from monaco in the trial of us actor kevin spacey in lon

i dover, became -- i went over, doing sales at smithers company.: you have to be quick in your head with numbers to make sure you get the numbers right. is that true? john: it is true. as a salesman much more than a trader, that business is a commodity business about relationships. if you can build a relationship with your clients where they trust you and go to you and have business to do, that is how you become successful. david: how did morgan stanley hear of you and say, you should join what was then considered a white shoe firm? they had not hired a lot of lebanese traders back then, right? john: it is a good story. i met with did fisher, who was running -- i met with dick fisher. we went back and forth. i said, i am flattered that you would offer me a job but i do not believe a lebanese heritage from north carolina who went to duke university has a chance in making it at morgan stanley. he said, well you are wrong. if you think you come over here and you are right when you quit, i will resign. i am telling you, you are wrong. this is a meritoc

and there we dover this morning. and there we see a border force vessel come in.ning . and as you can see, it morning. and as you can see, it is absolutely rammed . and there is absolutely rammed. and there they come up the gangway . a they come up the gangway. a whole host of young men. yeah absolutely. rammed another border force vessel, literally backed up behind it. we haven't got out the actual figures for the numbers crossing the english channel today. we're guesstimating that it'll be about 450. and i would have thought tomorrow it'll be the same number. if not more so when you tell us that you're government, that you're getting on top of this problem, think about this, that barge and the row about that barge, that barge was filled up today. row about that barge, that barge was filled up today . a barge was filled up today. a barge fill have crossed the english channel today. and another barge fill will cross the english channel tomorrow . now, change of channel tomorrow. now, change of subject in a moment. we're going to talk about a report from the henry

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this happened at a duplex on dover avenue around 6.30, last night. them to the hospital where they later died. the fire displacing 4 people. they are being assisted by the red cross. an update now a 9 month-old pregnant woman shot in oakland. tonight, we're learning that she and her unborn child are expected to survive. this is citizen app video from that night. the shooting happened wednesday on 77th avenue and international boulevard. police say the woman was shot in the chest. no word on a suspect at this time. the fall school year is around the corner and for college students in california, it could cost more to go to cal state universities. the board of trustees students lieutenant governor illini could a lock us met on friday to discuss a proposed plan that would raise tuition for all. 23 cal state schools by 6% annually starting in the fall of 2024, if approved, tuition would go up to $1000 more per year by 2028. but some state leaders say the increase would make it harder for students to earn their degrees. a final vote on the plan is set for

excited about am bas dovers including retired police officers we want to add to every part of the city. but today's press conference are about the people who liver here. the people who work he were. the people who deserve to have a safe community. that's why we're here today. to make it clear that we need to take care of our community. wherever they are all over san francisco and make sure that the victims are med to keep people safer. now and the end of this week and tomorrow the board of supervisors will be deliberating the budget and my hope is to keep our public safety budget in tact to make surety sheriff, police department the da's office, as well as our ambassador programs have the investments they need. baumz this is not just about policy. this is about the capacity to deliver on a promise. our basic upon responsibility as leaders of the city to deliver on public safety for every resident that is a part of san francisco. and that's why we are all here. i thank you for coming and weathering the storm it you know it is important it is mist competence my hair is getting wet this i

and there we dover this morning. and there we see a border force vessel come in.ng . and as you can see, it morning. and as you can see, it is absolutely rammed . and there is absolutely rammed. and there they come up the gangway . a they come up the gangway. a whole host of young men. yeah absolutely. rammed another border force vessel, literally backed up behind it. we haven't got out the actual figures for the numbers crossing the english channel today. we're guesstimating that it'll be about 450. and i would have thought tomorrow it'll be the same number. if not more so when you tell us that you're government, that you're getting on top of this problem, think about this, that barge and the row about that barge, that barge was filled up today. row about that barge, that barge was filled up today . a barge was filled up today. a barge fill have crossed the english channel today. and another barge fill will cross the english channel tomorrow . now, change of channel tomorrow. now, change of subject in a moment. we're going to talk about a report from the henry ja

the journey will take them hundreds of miles to dover through belgium and onto ukraine, they are adding for mothers i who had a full family in ukraine, before the war, but they are now | raising children without a fatherl who stayed in ukraine, _ it's a really important reason why some people are going home. the children are very homesick. they want to study in - ukraine, they want to work in future in ukraine. and with that, the group have set off on their 2,500—mile trek. a braw brich moonlich nich the nich. well done! dobre! a 700—mile drive south, and the group were ready to get the ferry over to france. they pass through belgium and into luxembourg, for this. it's long hours but in the end, worth it. after crossing poland, a reminder on the border with ukraine of difficult getting in can be. a lot of vehicles being donated to the army, some of them are just ordinary cars. it looks like that is what some of these are. here we go. i'm going to have to put my phone down. finally we have reached kyiv. after a document check, they are back on the road. aye, and there's babushka... after

the port of dover will be under scrutiny again, after long delays before easter and last summer. changes to ease the queues, but there could still be waits of up to two and a half hours at border controls. after last year's disruption, because of staff shortages, airports and airlines insist they've done as much as possible to ensure things go smoothly, although worries persist about congested european airspace and air traffic control issues. the coming days will be a test at what's expected to be their busiest time since before the pandemic. katy austin, bbc news. now with all the latest on the women's world cup hello from the bbc sport centre. we've had four more games at the women's world cup, the european champions england looked less then convincing in their group opener against haiti in brisbane but won 1—0. georgia stanway�*s penalty sealed the victory. that was their first goal in four matches. haiti were making their debut in the tournament and gave a really good account of themselves. the lionesses next play on friday against denmark. haiti will face china. we are in a

abta thinks over 2 million british holiday—makers will head overseas this weekend stop the port of doverts as it has made changes to ease the queues but there could still be waits of up to 2.5 hours at border controls. after last year's disruption because of staff shortages, airports and airlines insist they have that as much as possible to ensure things go smoothly, although worries persist about congested european air space and air traffic control issues. the coming days will be a test at what is expected to be their busiest time since before the pandemic. stay with as on bbc news. hello. for many parts of the uk it has turned into quite a soggy saturday. not for everyone, though. this was the scene earlier on for a weather watcher in the north—east of scotland. compare that with the scene in staffordshire, with the rain just hammering down, thanks to this area of cloud, this complex weather system moving its way across the uk. northern parts of scotland, sticking out into something drier and brighter, albeit with a chance of some showers. a bit of rain in southern scotland, heavy rain

the us president, joe biden, has begun hisjourney to the uk, traveling from the dover air force baserime minister, rishi sunak. the two allies have disagreed in public over the us decision to send controversial cluster bombs to ukraine. the issue has dominated the build—up to the visit. in addition to his meeting with the prime minister, president biden will also meet king charles at windsor castle. ukraine has welcomed home five army commanders, who were being held in turkey, after a prisoner swap. the men were captured over a year ago, during the fierce and prolonged battle for control of the azovstal steel plant in mariupol. russia has condemed their return, saying it breaks the terms of a prisoner swap agreement. here's lee milner. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky welcoming home five commanders of ukraine's former garrison in mariupol at a ceremony in lviv. they were brought home by the president after a visit to turkey. translation: they were fighting for ukraine. - they survived russian captivity. they spent over 300 days in turkey. it is time for them to be home. reunite

the port of dover will be under scrutiny again, after long delays before easter and last summer.e queues, but there could still be waits of up to two and a half hours at border controls. after last year's disruption, because of staff shortages, airports and airlines insist they've done as much as possible to ensure things go smoothly, although worries persist about congested european airspace and air traffic control issues. the coming days will be a test at what's expected to be their busiest time since before the pandemic. katy austin, bbc news. a festival in malaysia was cancelled on friday after the british singer matt healy spoke out against the country's anti—lg bt laws. his band — the 1975 — ended their set early, claiming officials had ordered them off stage. homosexuality is illegal in malaysia and carries a penalty of up to 20 years in prison. courtney bembridge has more from the newsroom. british singer matt healy was headlining the good vibes festival in kuala lumpur on friday with his band, the 1975 when he made the comments. he addressed the crowd to say, "i don't se

the port of dover will be under scrutiny again, after long delays before easter and last summer. the queues, but there could still be waits of up to two and a half hours at border controls. after last year's disruption, because of staff shortages, airports and airlines insist they've done as much as possible to ensure things go smoothly, although worries persist about congested european airspace and air traffic control issues. the coming days will be a test at what's expected to be their busiest time since before the pandemic. katy austin, bbc news. a major review of pregnancy loss services in england says women should have access to specialist miscarriage care 2a hours a day, seven days a week. its estimated there are around 500 miscarriages every day in the uk, but many women lose their babies at home, with very little support or pain relief. and a warning: there are some graphic descriptions of baby loss in?tulip mazumdar s report, which some viewers may find upsetting. rachel has been documenting her pregnancy journey on tiktok. she suffered four miscarriages. her second was

the us president, joe biden, has now began hisjourney to the uk travelling from the dover air force base sunak. the two allies have disagreed in public over the us decision to send controversial cluster bombs to ukraine. the issue has dominated the buildup to the visit. jonathan blake reports. mr president, thank you. a presidential visit will always focus minds and offer an opportunity to do business. good afternoon. joe biden arrives in the uk a month after he and the prime minister signed a new agreement to strengthen the longstanding relationship between the uk and the us. the president of the - united states, joe biden. downing street sees the president's visit as an opportunity to take stock of progress on the so—called atlantic declaration. ahead ofjoe biden's arrival, rishi sunak said the us was the uk's most important trade, defence and diplomatic partner, and the alliance was part of the foundation of britain's strength and security. but that alliance is being tested on the issue of cluster bombs, which the us is supplying to ukraine. the uk is one of many countries to have ban

they can support holidaymakers passing through the port of dover are facing waits of up to two hours wide built up this morning as families waited for french border officials to check their passports. >> slow traffic also backed up all the way along the a20 and almost back to folkestone . almost back to folkestone. officials say almost 17,000 passengers have passed through the port so far today in the us . republican presidential candidates shared the stage for the first time as they fought for support at a rally in iowa. one could end up going into prison on despite facing new criminal charges. donald trump was the one to hit out at rival ron desantis , telling the crowd ron desantis, telling the crowd not to take a chance on the florida governor. will hurd was the only candidate to criticise mr trump himself. the only candidate to criticise mr trump himself . he was booed mr trump himself. he was booed after saying the former president is running to stay out of prison. donald trump still claiming that he's the victim of a witch hunt. >> if i weren't running, i would have nobody com

the port of dover has warned that people traveling to continental europe are having to wait up to twolers to be patient and please check with their ferry operator for information on next sailings. now let's get some good news, as the asian country of bhutan reported a marked increase in its wild tiger population. this survey, organised by the country's government as well as the environmental ngo wwf reported that the himalayan kingdom is home to 131 tigers, up from 27% from the last census in 2015. the news was welcomed by biodivesity experts. as a top predator, tigers are considered essential for preserving the ecosystem. however, they are an endangered species. according to wwf statistics, the global wild tiger population has dropped by around 95% over the past century. with more on this, i am joined by our world service environment correspondent navin singh khadka. tell us more. basically we have been heafina tell us more. basically we have been hearing about _ tell us more. basically we have been hearing about all _ tell us more. basically we have been hearing about all the _ tell

the port of dover has warned that people traveling to continental europe are having to wait up to tworder controls. it's asking travellers to be patient and please check with their ferry operator for information on next sailings. donald trump has been setting out why he thinks he should be the republican party candidate for next year's presidential election at a fund—raising event in the us state of iowa. mr trump has already insisted he will still run for office, even if he's convicted of any of the criminal charges he currently faces. 0ur north american editor sarah smith was at the event. there are about 1,200 republican supporters in this ballroom this evening, listening to all the different republican candidates, trying to decide who they should support for the republican nomination. but of course, the night was dominated by one man. and, of course, that one man was donald trump. this is the first speech he's given since the new criminal charges were unveiled against him. he's a man whose legal problems just keep piling up and up and never seem to stop. but he won't let that dete

the port of dover will be under scrutiny again, after long delays before easter and last summer.p to two and a half hours at border controls. after last year's disruption, because of staff shortages, airports and airlines insist they've done as much as possible to ensure things go smoothly, although worries persist about congested european airspace and air traffic control issues. the coming days will be a test at what's expected to be their busiest time since before the pandemic. katy austin, bbc news. russian officials say ukraine has attacked occupied crimea with drones — hitting an ammunition dump and halting railway traffic. road traffic across the key bridge connecting russia with the peninsula was also disrupted. the bridge was closed earlier this week — after it was damaged in another attack — although not one officially acknowledged by kyiv. a new photograph of prince george has been released, to celebrate his tenth birthday today. the picture shows the young royal — who is second in line to the throne — smiling on a set of steps at windsor. he will be the a3rd monarch si

the us president, joe biden, is on his way to the uk, travelling from the dover air force base in delawarehi sunak in downing street on monday morning. he'll then meet with king charles. the us and uk have disagreed in public over the decision to send american cluster bombs to ukraine. the issue has dominated the build—up to the visit. live now to dr leslie vinjamuri, director of the us and americas programme at chatham house. thank you very much for being with us. what does president biden want to get out of this visit? i us. what does president biden want to get out of this visit?— to get out of this visit? i think it is very clear _ to get out of this visit? i think it is very clear that _ to get out of this visit? i think it is very clear that for _ to get out of this visit? i think it is very clear that for starters, i is very clear that for starters, really demonstrating the importance of this partnership, this alliance in the run—up to the nato summit, which will be a difficult summit because there are some very big issues on the table, which not all nato members are agreed. 0f issu

the us president, joe biden, is on his way to the uk, travelling from the dover air force base in delawarein downing street on monday morning. he'll then meet with king charles. the us and uk have disagreed in public over the decision to send american cluster bombs to ukraine. the issue has dominated the build—up to the visit. live now to drjennifer cassidy, a former diplomat and now a politics lecturer at the university of oxford. thank you for being with us. there has been pushed back to this plan by prime minister rishi sunak, how do you thinkjoe biden will handle that? ., , you thinkjoe biden will handle that? . , ., ., that? certainly, we thought it would be a smooth — that? certainly, we thought it would be a smooth enough _ that? certainly, we thought it would be a smooth enough regular- that? certainly, we thought it would be a smooth enough regular visit. be a smooth enough regular visit before the cheerleaders headed onto the 74th nato summit, but certainly president biden's decision to send cluster bombs, cluster munitions to ukraine really has put a spanner in the works of this

the port of dover will be under scrutiny again, after long delays before easter and last summer. to ease the queues, but there could still be waits of up to two and a half hours at border controls. after last year's disruption, because of staff shortages, airports and airlines insist they've done as much as possible to ensure things go smoothly, although worries persist about congested european airspace and air traffic control issues. the coming days will be a test at what's expected to be their busiest time since before the pandemic. katy austin, bbc news. i want to take you back to greece and the wildfires there that are spreading, the island of rhodes is the particular focus, spreading, the island of rhodes is the particularfocus, you can see people trying to get away from the smoke and the fires. we believe more than 2000 people have been evacuated from beaches in the south of the island, fire is getting closer to the seafront there, coastguard vessels, private boat, navy, or helping people there as you can see get off the beaches and get away to safety. we are getting plenty

the us president, joe biden, is on his way to the uk, travelling from the dover air force base in delawareme minister, rishi sunak, in downing street on monday morning. he'll then meet with king charles. the us and uk have disagreed in public over the decision to send american cluster bombs to ukraine. the issue has dominated the build—up to the visit. dr leslie vinjamuri, director of the us and americas programme at chatham house, has spoken to me earlier about the significance of this visit. for starters, really demonstrating the importance of this partnership, of this alliance in the run—up to the nato summit, which is going to be a difficult summit because there are some very big issues on the table in which not all nato members are agreed, and of course, we're thinking here about sweden's membership bid to be a full member of turkey of nato, which turkey has held up, to be a full member ——of nato, which turkey has held up, and there's a very significant question about what terms and conditions will be agreed for the prospect of ukraine's membership in nato. very difficult issues, not

before heading off to del pablo, honda dover is cross and religious stuff. through his lawyer, the metropolitan had been in the house the rest since april gave his keys. the clergyman of justifying russian aggression and inside seemed to just hate charges which the metropolitan denies is arrest. comes and made over the just power struggle between the traditional ukrainian orthodox church and a key of by the church that was founded in 2018 situation escalated back in march. when you created no thoughts, he's threatened to evict months and the key of the chest lava unless they come back to the pro government judge. since then cube has send the police to rate the monastery several times, taking over and sealing some of its facilities. the persecution of ukraine's orthodox church has become a topic of dispute, nothing new frame, but also among conservatives in america. for the us vice president's my pence was grilled by ex fox news out of the cost and of the situation. it is very clear that there's, once the government has arrest increase for having views. they

and delays at the port of dover today have been reduced . dover today have been reduced.ly on today, lanes wide. early on today, traffic backed up almost as far as folkestone . officials are as folkestone. officials are saying 70,000 passengers, though , did go through the port of dover this morning. let's turn our attention to the united states now, where the republican presidential candidates shared the stage for the first time as they fought for support at a rally in iowa. take a listen . rally in iowa. take a listen. one could end up going to prison . on perhaps not the right choice of music . as donald trump choice of music. as donald trump got on the stage. but despite facing new criminal charges, donald trump was the one to hit out at his rival, rhonda santos. he told the crowd, don't take a chance on the florida governor and will hurd was the only candidate to criticise mr trump. but he was booed after saying the former president was running to stay out of prison . donald to stay out of prison. donald trump said he's the victim of a witch hunt . witch hunt. >> if

and finally, in a real change of direction, brown bread ice cream is making a comeback work from dover castle to stonehenge , 13 english heritage stonehenge, 13 english heritage sites will be serving the 18th century. treat this summer. all of that, plus plenty of chat with my eloquent panellist , with my eloquent panellist, ingnd with my eloquent panellist, ingrid tarrant. but first, an update on the latest news from ray addison . that ray addison. that >> thanks, neal. our top story tonight councils in england and wales have joined doctors in calling for a ban on disposable vapes. calling for a ban on disposable vapes . the local government vapes. the local government association wants a uk wide ban to be imposed next year over damage caused to the environment and the danger to young people. it says the 1.3 million vapes discarded every week are a litter, blight and a fire hazard . earlier this month, the british medical association voted to review the potential dangers of vaping, described it as a growing epidemic. dangers of vaping, described it as a growing epidemic . well, as a g