he's one of 60 children between 12 and 17 alone in dunkirk with family links to the uk. reach them, it's hard because we don't have battery on their phones so we're trying to reach them and figure out what is the situation where they are, if they're 0k. figure out what is the situation where they are, if they're ok. in the street, talks of a narrow escape. but still determination to get to england. i don't have shoes, only running, not telephone, my charger, everything, my clothes, everything. with french elections weeks away, front runners emmanuel macron and marine le pen are both talking they need to renegotiate the border agreement. with warmer weather, more arrivals and the talks of more makeshift camps appearing, it's an issue that has dogged french relations with europe for a decade, one that with brexit talks could get more complicated. gavin lee, bbc news, grande synthe in northern france. british scientists have found some of the richest deposits of rare minerals anywhere on earth. they made the discovery in an underwater mountain in the atlantic ocean near the

gavin lee there in dunkirk.rjob every day in england last year, according to new figures. care providers say that growing staff shortages mean vulnerable people are receiving poorer levels of care, and the uk care association claims the system is close to collapse. the government says an extra £2 billion is being invested in social care. carla fowler reports. the start of the morning shift at st cecilia's nursing home in scarborough. it's a mid—sized 42 bed home and it is full. call bells ring constantly. residents conditions range from dementia to stroke survivors and those needing end of life care. it's a constant battle for health care assistants to meet everyone's needs quickly. there should also be two nurses on shift today, but sue gregory is on her own. what's the matter, winnie? what's the matter? 0h, ifeeldry. i think the hardest thing is keeping the consistency, because it does have a knock—on effect if you are having a great turnover of staff. it doesn't make for a happy home. 1.3 million people work

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the blaze spread to large parts of the camp near the port of dunkirk — leaving nearly a dozen injured debate still rages in the us over whether to get your child vaccinated: we travel to vashon island to see if donald trump is helping the fuel the trend of worried parents. hello, i'm katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. rex tillerson likes to think he has a good relationship with vladimir putin — the russian president even gave him an impressive medal three years ago. but there was no warm welcome for the new us secretary of state in moscow today. he flew in for talks on syria — and the russian promptly lambasted america for indulging in iraq style war tactics. the us wants moscow to drop its support for president assad. but the west has almost no leverage. on monday in italy, the british foreign secretary had told reporters this was a window of opportunity. it's time, he said, for putin to face the truth. 24—hours on his plan is in tatters. germany and italy are opposed to further sanctions. the only agreement said the secretary of state is that somehow assad has t

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into dunkirk and even into town by 6:30. on futurecast 8:00 tonight if you take a walk after dinner could be showers around but nothing heavy. 59 downtown and 59 fredericksburg. temps don't move much with the cloud cover. and:32 night fewer showers and still sprinkles possible. 58 downtown. 56 hagerstown. 58 leesburg. 59 in places like bowie and annapolis. by morning not worthy of a yellow weather alert and starting out with clouds and dreary tomorrow with showers possible. we will talk about when the sun returns and we >>> there is a memorial in the works to honor the 49 killed in the florida nightclub. the owner of pulse nightclub in orlando plans to announce details of the memorial next week. she turned down the city's offer to buy the club and turned into a memorial at a you might recall 49 people were killed and dozens injured when a gunman opened fire inside the club last year following a three-hour standoff and police shot and killed the gunman. >>> first responders a one person died when a small plane crashed in hunt

france, authorities have been transferring migrants from a camp that was destroyed by northern city of dunkirk. 1200 people have been buzzed off to temporary accommodations elsewhere since the fire on monday night. officials say the fire started following a fight between afghans and kurds who were camped there trying to reach u.k. by the english channel. hundreds remain unaccounted for. leaderformer firebrand mahmoud ahmadinejad announced he is running for president during his last and in power, there were huge popular protests in iran and grinding international sanctions were imposed on the regime. a surprise return against the supreme leader's wishes. former iranian president mahmoud almond in a job said despite being advised not to run again, he was returning to the political realm for his fans and to support his former vice president, who is also running. >> it was just advised, and his advice does not prevent me from running. there is extensive pressure on me from dear people in different walks of life to come onto the election seen. nevertheless, i am committed to the moral promise i mad

the campsite in dunkirk in northern france was set up by doctors without borders last year.er the nearby calle migrant camp was dismantled, the population here increased to 1500 people and local authorities say tensions were growing over living conditions. shortly before the fire, riot police were sent in to break up a fight involving over 100 kurdish and afghan migrants. >> this is fighting today between the people. just as youexactly look what happens today. we are refugees here in france. we don't have any place. i only have this that says i'm a refugee. reporter: migrants have been moved to nearby jim's pending their relocation. the red cross says several people are unaccounted for and believe they may have fled the area. authorities announced last month that they were planning to dismantle this camp due to growing violence. what isd a reminder of making news this hour, the g7 has failed to reach agreement on new sanctions against russian and syrian officials after last week's chemical attack that left 89 people dead. military standoff continues between the u.s. and nort

from dunkirk, in northern france.hildren's health could lead to a fall in their take—up. vaccines save millions of lives around the world every year and vaccination rates in the us remain high overall. our global health correspondent, tulip mazumdar, reports from vashon island, in washington state, which has some of the lowest vaccination rates in the country. your attention, please... welcome to vashon island, a few miles off the seattle coast. it's a small, affluent community that embraces natural, clean living. these children's parents want the absolute best for them. like any medication, vaccines can cause mild — and in very rare cases — serious side—effects. but the scientific consensus on them is clear — they are safe, effective and save lives. these mums, though, are still unconvinced. we live in a society that values profit over public health. and so we really have to do our own research to find how safe they are. there was a huge amount of evidence that it was harmful, even if they weren't ways that we could

a huge fire has destroyed a camp housing about 1,500 migrants at dunkirk in northern france.d kurds. at least ten people were hurt. let us find out more from our correspondent gavin lee who is there. and everyone what we can see behind you tells part of the story. explain more about what we think has been going on here gavin? well, this is just part of the. cam jane, we will show you round, see some of the damage but it was two clock in the morning, i spoke to some of the migrants who were here, the last ones to leave said fighting broke out between some of the a afghanistan and moroccan men over a game of football, it was trivial but there was pressure because of overcrowding that it spilled over the violence, these were some of the shacks up to nine people, ten people we re shacks up to nine people, ten people were staying in according to aid agencies, right further down where the sign says is follow your dreams and beyond, we think according to the police about 50% of the site has been destroyed, this section here was the afghan section, i spoke to the last three people as

france because a huge fire has destroyed a camp housing 1500 migrants in the north of the country in dunkirke fire took hold after several people were wounded with knives in a fight between afghans and kurds. this is what happened to the migrant camp. it was two o'clock this morning was that there are numerous fires a little around this camp. iam numerous fires a little around this camp. i am told by some of the migrants here, before they left, but they watched fighting between afghan migrants and some men from iraqi kurdistan. it was something petty, it was over a football game that turned to violence. there have been big pressures you. some of the shacks that have been bred have had up shacks that have been bred have had up to nine people, families, inside. because of the number of people who have come from the calais camp when it closed six months ago. the number of people here increased, overcrowding was a big issue. the kitchen on the other side, 500 afg ha n kitchen on the other side, 500 afghan men were saying inside that. this moment was waiting to happen. you can see the damage. thi

at least ten people have been injured at the camp, near the port of dunkirk, which was home to mostly a fight between residents, according to a regional official. numbers staying at the camp have grown since the closure of the much larger ‘jungle' camp near calais last year. china is believed to have executed more people in 2016 than all other nations combined, according to amnesty international — as death penalties in the world decreased overall. the number of executions around the world fell by more than a third, largely driven by fewer deaths recorded in iran and pakistan. but the group has sharply criticised china for continuing to conceal their figures. the us was removed from the top five for the first time since 2006. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 9.30am. today we are discussing this pr triumph... the world's leading airline, flyer friendly. screaming. every thought... screaming. my my god... my god... what are you doing? no... carefully planned, coordinated and synchronised... 0h, my god, look at what you are doing to him! my god! performing together with a

being actively obstructed. 30 minutes from calais, this is what's left of another migrant camp near dunkirk french government had plans in place to dismantle this camp before the fire. the government wants to pretend that the problem does not exist and their strategy is to destroy the places where people live, thinking that if we destroy their places and they have no places to be, they will disappear. just after 7 in calais, the police move in. the french determined another camp will not be established. one of the migrants is arrested. the problem here has been alleviated but not solved. as the weather improves, thousands of migrants are already on the move across the middle east and africa. many will make it here in the hope of getting to the uk. graham satchell, bbc news, calais. and finally, the london marathon — almost 40,000 people took part yesterday — but it was these two who summed up the spirit of it all. heading down the mall about to finish the marathon in under 2 hours 50 minutes — matthew rees saw an exhausted runner and decided to stop and help — almost dragging him over that

are calling on the british government to re—settle 80 children who were living in a migrant camp in dunkirk all said to have relatives in the uk. charities say that, under what's known as the dublin convention, the children have the right tojoin theirfamilies. victims who say they were abused by a leader of christian holiday camps in the 19805 have accused the church of letting them down. john smyth committed a series of brutal assaults on pupils from winchester college. the bbc has learnt that the charity responsible for the holidays failed to pass on information to the police and, despite assurances from the church earlier this year that victims would be the main priority, none has since been contacted. our correspondent fiona lamdin has the story. 22 victims caught in a religious cult. i got within seconds of ending my life. behind the abuse, this man, john smyth, who beat young men until they bled. i would have expected somebody, somewhere, to have reached out. despite promises from those at the top... their interests have to come first, those are the people we care about most. months o

before long you will head up to prince frederick, dunkirk, you will see that in another 30 to 40 minutesr so. another 30 to 40 minutes. temperatures are staying flat for today, 56 degrees through 10 a.m. this morning, 58 at 11 a.m. to pick up starting in intensity, too, mid to late morning, and by 1:00 the heaviest the star to wind down. we will get a little bit of a break in the cloud cover, not much at all. we could see an isolated thunderstorm, but no severe weather expected today. tomorrow morning we begin clearing out, very late, clearing by mid-a, julie, with high temperatures tomorrow at 75 degrees. look at the high temperatures for the upcoming weekend, into the 80's at best, may be first 90 coming up on sunday. that, looking forward to but unfortunately the commute is not off to a great start. a fatal crash investigation continues to block the northbound stretch of the prince william parkway. northbound traffic is being diverted onto balls ford road at this time. live video right now, it's a double tractor-trailer involved in the crash, along with a sedan. police have confirmed

the dunkirk. anne arundel there from shady side up 301. we will keep an eye on the showers.ng the track to the east/southeast and moving off the shore. we have had hail that is reported in a good chunk of the area and the wind damage report. packing a punch through the afternoon. we will watch them dissipate in the everything later tonight. we see it calm down. tomorrow the next round is moving in. through the overnight hours the temperatures for 50s. spotty shower and there is cooler air tomorrow. it's unsettled saturday and sunday. the best chance of the rain is saturday night to sunday morning. both days are cooler. 50's is the best to do today a lot of folks with the weather not dampening the spirits with the caps. game five tonight. nancy: rock the red! erin hawksworth, a big night ahead. erin: it sure is. an interesting stat going in the game of the starting goalie still alive in the playoffs, none have a worse save percentage that anderson and holtby so this could come down to who wants it more. when it comes to the capitals first round series against the leafs, brade

being actively obstructed. 30 minutes from calais, this is what is left of another microcap near dunkirkigrants came when the jungle closed. the french government had plans in place to dismantle the camp for the fire. the government wants to pretend that the problem does not exist and the strategy is to destroy the places where people live, thinking that if we destroy their places and they have no places to be a will disappear. just after seven a.m. in calais, the police move in. the french determined another account will not be established. 0ne of the migrants is arrested. the problem here has been alleviated but not solved. as the weather improves, thousands of migrants are already on the move across the middle east and africa. many will make it here in the hope of getting to the uk. you are watching bbc breakfast. still to come this morning, hull might only have just begun its tenure as city of culture but the race is on for its successor. nick higham is in st davids in wales. good morning. this is as far west in wales that you can go and britain's tiniest city of just 1800 wales that

closer to where you are in london, there was a big fire that burned out most of the migrant camp in dunkirk france. we have pictures on the screen, a fight apparently broke out between kurdish and afghan migrant spread how bad is it? it looks bad. you know about this. >> i had a suspicion early days that maybe it came down because they couldn't get 4g. that's what we've come to suspect from migrants if they aren't treated in the way that they come to anticipate they should be. i've spent some time in the migrant camp there because i wanted to see what it was really like and within two hours of being there, the migrants were trying to break through the fence to get onto the trucks to england. my photographer was mugged, his equipment was stolen, we were bored into a shipping container for our own protection and had to be taken in the back of a transit out of the camp. the thing i learned while i was there as that of wild stays migrants arrive, they are not one group. those old animosities, those old hatreds, the division from back home, they bring it with them. the afghans don't speak to the

at least 10 people were injured when the blaze tore through closely-packed shelters near dunkirk. that was a fight between afghans and kurds. last month, officials said the camps have been dismantled .ecause of unrest's a south korean presidential hopeful said he would confront north korea nuclear ambitions through direct talks with kim jong un. the candidate for the main nine election told the korean herald that the south is currently a spectator to the actions of china and the u.s. united airlines has come under fire after video of an incident on one of its planes went viral on social media. >> no! >> oh my god! called policerier after a passenger refused to leave a flight from chicago to louisville. he was violently pulled from his seat. the man was not being ejected for misbehavior or a security threat, but to make a united employee. a unitedpace for employee. tesla has cap general motors topped general motors to be the largest u.s. carmaker. the company is within $1 billion of conduct, and cracking the top five automakers worldwide. honda,in $1 billion of and cracking the top

at least 10 were injured when the blaze tore through shelters near dunkirk.uring suggest it began a fight between afghans and kurds. officials said the camp would be dismantled because of unrest. south korean presidential hopeful says he would confront north korea's nuclear ambitions through direct talks with kim jong-un. the left-wing candidate told the the south is currently a spectator to the actions of china and the u.s.. the united states has diverted warships to the region while seoul says it would conduct tests in the upcoming days. >> united has come under fire, afterrrier called police a seated passenger refused to leave a light from louisville, kentucky. officers then violently pulled him from his seat. the man wasn't being ejected for behavior, but to make space for one of united's mode -- on employees. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more .han 120 countries this is bloomberg. matt? thanks, sophie kamaruddin with your news. the federal reserve is easing back this year on the level of support the cen

a huge fire has destroyed a camp housing about 1500 migrants at dunkirk in northern france.least ten people were hurt. 0ur correspondent, gavin lee, has been to what remains of the camp. we will go to the united states and the defence secretary, james mattis and the army chief is there with him. what he has to say. good afternoon. i previously released a statement on the us military response to the syrian regime using chemical weapons. i thought this was an appropriate time now for the general and died to update you on the military action itself. last tuesday, the 4th of april, the syrian regime attacked its own people using chemical weapons. i have personally reviewed the intelligence and there is no doubt the syrian regime is responsible for the syrian regime is responsible for the decision to attack and for the attack itself. in response to the attack, our government began a deliberate process, led by the national security council, to recommend diplomatic and military options to the president. we met over several days and i spoke with some of our allies. the national secu

a huge fire has destroyed a camp housing about 1,500 migrants at dunkirk in northern france.rted during a dispute between afghans and kurds. at least ten people were hurt. 0ur correspondent gavin lee sent us an update from the camp earlier. we will show you around to see some of the damage, but it was two clock in the morning. i spoke to some of the migrants who were here, it's now empty, but the last ones to leave said fighting broke out between some of the afghan men here and some of the iraqi kurdistan men over a game of football. it was trivial, but there was such pressure because of overcrowding here, that it spilled over the violence, and there were numerous parts of the camp that were set alight. if you just look, these were some of the shacks up to nine people, ten people were staying in according to aid agencies, right the way further down here, where the sign saying "follow your dreams" and beyond. we think, according to the police, about 50% of the site has been destroyed. this section here was the afghan section. i spoke to the last three people as they left a sho

being actively obstructed. 30 minutes from calais, this is what is left of another migrant camp near dunkirke the fire. the government wants to pretend that the problem does not exist and their strategy is to destroy the places where people live, thinking that if we destroy their places and they have no places to be they will disappear. just after seven in calais, the police move in. the french determined another camp will not be established. one of the migrants is arrested. the problem here has been alleviated but not solved. as the weather improves, thousands of migrants are already on the move across the middle east and africa. many will make it here in the hope of getting to the uk. ukip have announced they will campaignfora ukip have announced they will campaign for a moratorium on new publicly funded islamic schools. they also want the parents of girls who are subjected to genital mutilation to face prosecution. we can go lifted central london where our political respondent has been listening to paul nuttall making a speech. tell us more about the policies you have had outlined. it was

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