that's riuht. trying to get to dover. that's riht. it trying to get to dover.ver. that's right- it is a _ trying to get to dover. that's right. it is a huge _ trying to get to dover. that's right. it is a huge knock-on l trying to get to dover. that's - right. it is a huge knock-on effect. right. it is a huge knock—on effect. 0n social media at the port of dover is saying to expect queues of up to 90 minutes, but clearly motorists would beg to differ. ferry companies are also taking to social media to say, listen, if you missed your ferry, we will put you on the next available one. it ferry, we will put you on the next available one.— ferry, we will put you on the next available one. it would be awful if ou available one. it would be awful if you missed _ available one. it would be awful if you missed your— available one. it would be awful if you missed your easter _ available one. it would be awful if you missed your easter break. - available one. it would be awful if- you missed your easter break. people are travelling this easter though? yes, more than ever.

so, problems this morning at dover. yes. problems this morning at dover.— problems this morning at dover. yes, it's not a good start _ problems this morning at dover. yes, it's not a good start for _ problems this morning at dover. yes it's not a good start for many holiday—makers. about 20,000 cars are expected to get through dover this easter weekend. if you look on social media, holiday—makers are saying they have arrived at the port at 2am and 3am and it's taken them up at 2am and 3am and it's taken them up to three hours to get checked in. only to find that their fairy is delayed. so these ferries crossing the channel overnight have been buffeted by winds of up to 70—80 mph from storm nelson. so it's not a good start. i from storm nelson. so it's not a good start-— from storm nelson. so it's not a noodstart. , ,, , good start. i suppose because it is the holiday — good start. i suppose because it is the holiday season _ good start. i suppose because it is the holiday season those - good start. i suppose because it is the holiday season those ferries i

carmen told me about the issues facing travellers in dover., it's not a good start for many holiday—makers. about 20,000 cars are expected to get through dover this easter weekend. if you look on social media, holiday—makers are saying they have arrived at the port at 2am and 3am and it's taken them up to three hours to get checked in. only to find that their ferry is delayed. so these ferries crossing the channel overnight have been buffeted by winds of up to 70—80mph from storm nelson. so it's not a good start. i suppose because it is the holiday season those ferries are packed with people, so any little delay and then you suddenly have all that traffic queueing on the motorway is trying to get it over. that's right. there is a huge knock—on effect. on social media at the port of dover is saying expect queues of up to 90 minutes. but clearly motorists will beg to differ. ferry companies are also taking to social media to say, listen, if you miss yourferry, if you miss your ship we will put you on the next available one. it would be awful if

dover from the genocide of the first zionist authorities. my first job was a nurse, i still feel like a nurse in me . defending palestine is my personal interest. it is a very serious matter that can be accepted with deep and solid reasons . i must collect and prove all the legal information . and iranian lawyers should join them. almost most of the first-rate professors of iran's international law are here. it is hosted by the center of lawyers, official experts and family advisors of the diet and the secretariat of the conference. international support for the islamic council's intifase , one person named mr. ziyad patel came to report on the action taken by the government and one person came from france, mr. jaldovar. let there be a report on the people's work that has been done so that our friends , the dear nation of iran, know that even beyond the facilities that the government has, what actions the nations can take. dover has seven victories against the european union so far. the minister of foreign affairs warned mr. amir abdullahian

gilles dover, a 68 -year-old french lawyer, came to tehran. it has been 15 years since he focused on palestine. the authorities of the zionist regime, the prime minister of war and the chief of its army staff, filed a complaint in the international criminal court . i asked him why he chose this path. my first job was nursing and i still feel the same there is a nurse in me. defending palestine is my personal interest. it is a very serious issue that can be accepted with deep and strong reasons. i must collect and prove all the legal information. along with dover ziyad battle, a lawyer from south africa has also come. the country that took the case of the zionist regime to the international court . palestine is okay, they call it a terrorist. standing up to the world's top powers is the hardest part of all of our jobs. in order to prove the zionist regime's genocide in gaza , they have canceled our meetings in five hotels so far. even after filing a complaint in laha , the prosecutor told us that they don't have money for the investigation. the

the org is in valentin us children left small dover years ago. they are on their own as a try to prepare the land for a full harvest, but they don't know how they will do it. there is no hope they got that. we're old . now, all our children left to spot the cookies with this. why do you think they left just because of this situation here, thought that situation began more than 3 decades ago. mold open forces for pro russian separatists in the early 19 ninety's most go, has russian troops stationed in frozen history ever since a defacto state? not recognized internationally, but supported by russia mod opens. lucky oriented comrade valerio, folks touring. that's for now. they are worried that things will get worse. again. the trip up a lot to the the population here. freedom of movement is prohibited with the exception of the ferry. moving goods across this region is forbidden as well. so it was freedom of expression for the buck who experimentally built in this this ferry is crucial. it let small domains get our own strengths and these 3 and bord

we started xvi in wilmington -- gvi, and have is expanded the program to dover.re's the truth it's a very small numbere who are committing the vast majority of gun violence in these communities. they're part of groups that fight with one another. through gv is i we're directly engaging with those individuals and the gangs and groups they're part of. we're demanding that they put down their guns. and if they do, we'll offer job is training and other services. for those who choose the path of violence they will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law and attorney general jennings has been doing just that. thank you madam attorney general. [applause] more than 300 people have participated in gvi since it started. just in the last several months, we have started offering gvi services in laurel where we n lethal shootings. we're a committed partner in efforts to -- gun violence ins the delaware state police have been instrumental in our response and we appreciate the support of representative dukes and short and senator richardson in those efforts. [applause] the

it has been 15 years since he came to tehran the concentrated palestine of dover complained about the genocide of the zionist regime officials, the prime minister of war and the chief of staff of its army in the international criminal court . i asked him what made him choose this path and my first job was a nurse. i still feel like a nurse in me. defending palestine is my personal interest . it is a very serious issue that can be accepted with deep and solid reasons. i must collect and prove all the legal information. along with dover ziyad battle , a lawyer also came from south africa, the country where the case was filed. he brought the zionist regime to the international court of justice. iran always supports the people. government iran needs to take steps in line with the complaint case to the international court of justice of the united nations with the consultation of its international lawyers . anyone who thinks about palestine is labeled a terrorist. standing up to the world's top powers is the hardest part of all of our jobs. on the way to prove the zionist regime's genocide

and — reports of long queues at dover as the easter getaway begins. actorjohn boyega speaks for the first time about how the killing of his childhood friend, damilola taylor, shaped his life. all of that is coming in the next few minutes, let's head to the bbc sport centre, hugh ferris is there. leicester city's dismal run the championship has continued this afternoon with a 1—0 defeat at bristol city, they were runaway at bristol city, they were runaway league leader earlier in the season butjust one win in six means, although they're still second, they face a real fight to make one of the two automatic promotion places. joe lynskey reports. springtime in the second tier where two games over easter it can make or break a season. at one stage, lester's lead this league by ten points. they looked set since august for a top—flight return. atjust the wrong time they've gone out of form. premier league winners are still in this team, but they faced bristol city with one win from five. still, jamie vardy had chances to put this match out of sight.— match o

simonjones, bbc news, dover. the crown prosecution service's handling of the nottingham attacks case is expected to be published today. barnaby webber, grace 0'malley kumar, and ian coates were killed by valdo calocane lastjune but the cps's decision to accept his guilty plea of manslaughter, as opposed to prosecuting him for murder, caused outrage among the victims' families. louisa pilbeam has the story. ian coates, barnaby webber, and grace 0'malley—kumar were stabbed to death in violent attacks in nottingham. their families were expecting their killer to be tried for murder. when we went to nottingham, the day after barney had been murdered, and the very first person we saw was the chief constable, and her first words to us were, "don't worry, we've got him, he's going down." and i think i, foolishly, took it verbatim that the criminaljustice system would do the right thing. valdo calocane was initially charged with three counts of murder and the attempted murder of three others. police, stay where you are! s

queues built up at the port of dover earlier this morning with drivers reporting two—hour waits. be their biggest ever easter getaway. cape verde for my grandma's birthday. grandma sheila? yes. is it a big birthday? it's a very big birthday, i was 80 on tuesday, and we're all going off with the family to cape verde. congratulations. 2018 was the last one. so, you haven't been on holiday since 2018? no. not outside the uk. so... wow, so, looking forward to it? very much so. definitely. bit of sun, bit of warmth, leave the rain behind for a few days! after a very tricky few years, airports and airlines want to make the most of high demand. they and the main air traffic control provider nats say they've worked hard to make sure things go smoothly. we're working very closely with all of the airlines and with national air—traffic control services just to make sure that we're all reallyjoined—up and of course we have on—site our team of 100 people in the resilience team ready to respond to any issues. travel agents say easter holiday bookings are well up on last year despite prices ris

ferries at dover have been delayed due to rough weather on the first day of the easter getaway.engers to check theirjourney details because of engineering work. 0ur correspondent helena wilkinson is at st pancras station in central london. pretty ha rd pretty hard conditions for a lot of people, helena? pretty hard conditions for a lot of peeple. helena?— pretty hard conditions for a lot of people, helena? yes, reeta, it was alwa s people, helena? yes, reeta, it was always going _ people, helena? yes, reeta, it was always going to _ people, helena? yes, reeta, it was always going to be _ people, helena? yes, reeta, it was always going to be a _ people, helena? yes, reeta, it was always going to be a difficult - always going to be a difficult weekend, giving the bank holiday and what is the start of the easter break for many schoolchildren. here at st pancras station, we have been inside, it is really busy, lots of passengers travelling to europe by eurostar for the easter break, passengers travelling to europe by eurostarfor the easter break, and on top of that you have got pass

now the dover lifeboat was also in attendance.t took the more than 60 plus migrants who were on the boat at the centre of this stabbing incident, on board their vessel came back to dover and there are a number of police officers were waiting by the quayside to check those migrants as they came off the boat. obviously concerned turn that there may still be a weapon there . the migrants have weapon there. the migrants have then been taken, as far as we understand , to the processing understand, to the processing centre run by border force at dover harbour. for more in the way of checks. we don't have an awful lot more about this incident at how badly injured this migrant is. incident at how badly injured this migrant is . we've reached this migrant is. we've reached out to the home office. they said that kent police are taking the lead on this investigation. so we've reached out to both kent police and the south east coast ambulance service for any information they have at this time. but we can't confirm that a migrant on board a sm

the totes in dover, and such a proposal would put pressure on them to accept the terms of the negotiations. but thirdly, and maybe i'm not here to talk about the us office, but it's definitely a message also to be democratic voters ahead of the election. say here we are, we are pushing for sees far as you are demanding in a nga, tory. tell us more about the situation in gaza right now. it sounds like the need for food assistance. there has become absolutely critical. it was, i mean let's not stay was uninterrupted evidence. i mean we have a key is statement by wsp the words put organization that to simon is a minute. so between now and me and they don't say this like you this can, you indicate this wednesday, you can just announcing the money to simon or a famine and to some of it is the insecurity of it's for dissertations. basically we do a full in cause that's the other one is the manual attrition of children. so wsp decided that it's the time no to announce that the in the mean it's it's, it's an assignment in the people in gaza starting to test right now. the wsp, which is director cy

resignation of prime minister ariel only emanuel macross has pledged unwavering support. default mode dover. i made mounting tensions between the country and pro brush the separatists french president and his mother and come to find my son to sign the defense. i called him to boost a mold of a self contained security. i called on russia to with joyce forces from the break away trunks and history at region and the see for the sweetness for me. join nato is the 32nd member of the transatlantic ministry alliance, ending decades of postwar neutrality. at a ceremony in washington, swedish prime minister of chris to some gold at a victory for freedom. still kind of joining the alliance and make concerns about rushing aggressions, following the full scanning face of ukraine during the accession process. a job by the state of the union address tonight is an opportunity for the rest president to lay out his agend ahead of unexpected election. we match against donald trump is also a chance to be a one year old to reassure the growing number of, of just concerned about his age. joe biden is in a bind

there are urgent decisions that are needed on additional funding and preparation to keep dover clear can my right hon. friend the prime minister assure me that this issue is being taken seriously at the highest levels of government, and that funding and support will be made available to keep dover clear? support the residents of dover and deal and kent, and to secure our vital cross—channel trade and tourism. the prime minister. >> my hon. friend is right to raise this issue, and i can assure her that it is being discussed at the highest levels of government between uk ministers and the eu and french counterparts, to make sure that we practical and we have practical and constructive solutions will constructive solutions that will ease of traffic in the ease the flow of traffic in the way she describes and will way that she describes and will benefit communities. benefit her local communities. >> macaskill . >> rachel macaskill. >> rachel macaskill. >> thank you, mr speaker. >> thank you, mr speaker. >> 158 days and there is no peace and no justice. >> there is no food. there is no cl

simonjones, bbc news, dover.s morning's news, including the very latest on the moscow attack. four men suspected of carrying out an attack on a music hall in moscow, which killed 137 people, have appeared in court charged with terrorism. footage released by the court shows the men being marched into the room, handcuffed and blindfolded. all appeared to be injured. the islamic state group has claimed responsibility for the attack — but russian officials have stated, without evidence, that there was ukrainian involvement. kyiv says the claim is "absurd". france has raised its terror threat warning to the highest level, following friday's attack in the russian capital. it allows for more security measures, such as extra patrols by armed forces in public places, like train stations and airports. the escalation comes months before the paris hosts the olympic games. mps will be briefed on cyber security threats posed by china today — including the targeting of politicians and the uk's electoral watchdog. it comes after

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the surge is being dover.akes the number conditions, and takes the number of asylum seekers who've arrived in small boats this year to 3600. time's running out for rishi sunak . the message from ed rishi sunak. the message from ed davey as he launches a liberal democrats local elections campaign. the lib dems leader kicked off the party's english local election campaign in blue wall, hertfordshire , where the wall, hertfordshire, where the lib dems made major gains last year. ed davey lib dems made major gains last year . ed davey revealed lib dems made major gains last year. ed davey revealed his message to the prime minister as he unveiled a blue and gold hourglass in front of liberal democrat activists . in other democrat activists. in other news, an investigation has been launched at the london clinic over claims staff tried to access princess of wales private medical records. the mirror has reported that at least one member of staff tried to access catherine's notes while she was a patient at the private

that if they're going to get the president to where he needs to be in this campaign year. >> isaac dovere. thank you so much for that reporting. and of course, that's going to happen at a few hours. we will all be watching that state of the union address >> john, this time, jon, what goes around comes around because i think i called you kate six times yesterday with the denver. all right. with us now for biden white house communications director and cnn political commentator kate bedingfield and former press adviser to then house speaker john beta more gillespie. so isaac reporting there that democrats want to see an energized president biden will it just so happens that the white house chief of staff is out doing interviews in advance of the state of union saying things like your going to see an energized president, jeffrey zients telling politico, you're going diseases literally, you're going to see a very energized president. this is a big moment. and the president rises to those big moments, plaques a little subtlety when you say well, it's, it's true though he does. i mean, i'm someb

and we have through dover today.ave a forecast for tonight into tomorrow that is very, very calm. so we can pretty much expect the same again. and an incident on one of the boats today there was a stabbing. yep. so somebody who came in is now being treated in hospital . and being treated in hospital. and of course all these young undocumented males, there are clearly some very, very bad people among them who will do our country great harm. but one piece of good news, the government tells us by the end of march, over 100 of the hotels that have been requisitioned will now be back for use in local communities. well, on the face of it, that's great news because the daily bill for putting these people up is now running at £8.2 million. trouble is, the national audit office have confirmed today that the use of former raf bases like wethersfield , scampton the use wethersfield, scampton the use of private accommodation that increasingly is being used as well, that actually the bill for all of that is going to be even bigge

isaac dovere. thank you so much. and just hours before the speech, the house passing a new piece of immigration legislation, the laken riley act, named after the georgia nursing student who was murdered while jogging along a path on the university of georgia campus last month, authorities say the man charged in her death crossed into the us illegally. we have cnn's melanie zanona joining us live now from capitol hill with the latest on this meloche, you tell us >> yeah, well, this bill did pass. it was bipartisan. every single republican voted for it and just 70 democrats supported it. of course this comes on the eve of the state of the union dress, where republicans are hoping to make the border a big issue. they were even seen passing out buttons beforehand that said say her name laken riley, the house so republican conference was also passing out buttons that said biden border crisis. so clearly, they are trying to time this vote in conjunction with the state of the union address tonight. but democrats said this w

lorenzo, new at 11 oakland police are looking for a >> a man drove up in a bmw to an house near u9th in dovere man then went up to the home, broke a window, went inside, the homeowner telling ktvu two the burglar went through the doors and closets before leaving without taking any items. if you have any informationúabout this case, yougre to contact oakland policen >> a deadly police shooting is under investigation in sunnyvale. officers say a young home park refused their orders to drop he thenúmoved toward them, prompting officers to open fire. ktvu zac sos spoke with neighbors who say they saw what happened and have a different story from police. >> heartbreaking. i have never >> a woman who asked not to appear on camera, still shaken after watching sunnyvale police shoot and kill a man armed with a knife just steps from her home on saturday. she says the victim was her neighbor's 19 year old son. position and it's heartbreaking. he was on medication and she didn't understand why this happened. we saw the gentleman walking down the street with the knife in his hand. he wasn't spscreaming o

see the huge queues at the likes of dover? to take the main routes into that port. some queues earlier this morning were around two hours, but they seem to have eased a little bit better now as well as we head towards the evening, when of course advice really is to course the advice really is to travel outside of maybe those traditional to try and get traditional times to try and get yourself the best chance of avoiding that congestion. but for a lot of people, they've still managed to fall into, fall into that trap and fall into that congestion. we know as well, because some issues on well, because of some issues on the railway lines, that's forced a few more people on the roads as , particularly between as well, particularly between london keynes, london euston and milton keynes, with the west coast main line. they're closed for, work on the line there. so that's caused some big issues and particularly as well, leaving a lot of manchester united fans stranded there . they've got a game there. they've got a game against brent

a small dover itself seems to downplay the transmit stand request saying it was a propaganda move, which is the west to now, how should the west respond? i think the west response should be mostly allowed to buy the expectations of money to buy here, because ultimately it's about the super entity into retail, real, the integrity of, of the country. but however, if you take a look what could be the real strategic intentions of the kremlin to be taught with this move? this is obviously him during most of us european accession process and, and also to influence the presidential elections which will be upcoming during the spring and then disregard. i think the european responses should also be at those 2 fields, being committed to the accession, accession altima, except the accession process of moved over. and it was to try to ensure that the presidential elections in the spring and their integrity would remain intact. and that's the most part because it's possible. i'm just going in under the circumstances. alexandra, what's the response in brussels to all of this? surely the timing of this

here in the uk, there are reports of long queues of motorists waiting to board ferries at dover as the delays because of high winds in the channel. rail travellers are also being urged to check their plans in advance. it's notjust ports, roads and trains which are busy this easter. airports and airlines are expecting passenger numbers to return to pre—pandemic levels, with some expecting record numbers over the bank holiday. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. it was one of last summer's big blockbuster movies and it swept the board during the awards season, but up until now, people injapan haven't been able to see the film oppenheimer, but that has changed as it opened in cinemas today. the film tells the story of the scientist] robert oppenheimer. he created the first atomic bomb, which was later used against japan during world war ii, killing more than 200,000 people. it was seen as too controversial and sensitive a topic for the people of japan. our tokyo correspondent, shaimaa khalil, reports from hiroshima. no location, no place is eerily really more relevant to

delays and long queues reported at dover as the easter getaway gets under way.t time in japan. if you have just joined if you havejustjoined us, hello. rail travellers are being urged to check their plans in advance. it is notjust ports, roads and trains are busy this easter. airports and

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now he's a professor of public policy at the time i've been can i say university in dover? thanks for joining us and good to see you again. we're talking about the amount of time card or some confusion, evident in what's going on at the moment. is this a project that's going to take 2 months? so is this ship imminently about to leave part of some other kind of project? what is going to happen to the when it gets there? you are david cameron talking about it being offloaded, potentially a national destination or any port. it's unclear how old of this is working, but what i want to raise with you is an evidence such a contradiction in all of this. because on the one hand, there's some kind of fed around the idea that the international community is going great, comes and guns and doing something well conveniently. so they're forgetting that there are a thousands of tons of age sitting at the egyptian border. is raney's one day to and that it is the international community that has failed to persuade these riley's to do that? well, as we said earlier, i think it's a self servin

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canada states us in june 2022 said he would open a session. negotiations with the country vote small. dover fails to meet the box requirements, especially on corruption. now the machine is the question of transmission, which is a break away beach and. and she has now has repeatedly accused us of destabilizing, the reason which moscow has denied a 7 and p. alexander pottage says that western powers support moldova, to achieve the geopolitical goals to damage russian in russia, has never ever opposed any countries. even membership, russia hasn't shown any sort of design or pretensions against both. oh wow. what it does, what it has been doing. and this is a totally within international law. it's been a, it's been having, it's been a part of a peacekeeping operation in transmission or trading is from there for more, for about a quarter century. and you know, that's the issue. the thing is people from fitness, fitness thrown there, and i was there personally 10 years ago as well as an adult. they don't want to be to be part of nato and they don't want to be part of a greater romania. and there'

says israel has rejected the latest proposal for a seas foncher and talks in dover unless official is told down to 0 is that israel will not agree to ending is from 5 minutes. no withdrawing. truth from concept on how much says and his way to captive has died in gone so due to a lack of medicine and food, it coincides with which protests in israel to putting pressure on the government is handling a full us as the number of a possible is being dropped into garza has increased as well, continues to block the entry of trucks into the strip of correspondence hunting lockwood. as details of one deliveries sent from an american at base and cattle, us air force it to make last minute checks at the low date military air base near go. to american c. 17 plains are loaded with 80000 meals as part of an 8 dropped into guns. us and baset are to put our jamie davis. is there to oversee preparation. i don't think there's a limit in our thinking to think we're willing to do with our partners. and we know that we have a military team here that is capable of doing much, much more, and whatever is neede