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almost immediately, the story of dunkirk became a national mid. it is true that during the evacuation, during the constant aerial bombardment, there was a fleet of small private ships that went from ports around england, around southern england, to help evacuate the soldiers. but, the truth is that this was at best symbolic. the real heroes of the story where they r.a.f. who kept them at bay, and the royal navy that evacuated these sailors from these ships onto the larger warships. they got the majority home. churchill may include that dunkirk was anything but a victory, as he said wars are not won by evacuations. nevertheless, the story of dunkirk at the time gave heart to the british people when they needed it most. churchill called it a deliverance. that deliverance was engineered, and no small part by ramsey, but with churches backing. churchill made at least five trips to try to keep the french in the war, to paris to confer with the french government, but by that time a sense of defeat was beginning to infect the french armies and people as

lucy williamson, bbc news, dunkirk.trongly hinted that he may run for the white house again in 202a. at a rally in iowa, mr trump said he would "very, very, very probably do it again". it comes as americans are set to head to the polls next week to vote in the country's midterm elections. and a key group which could make an impact are the new christian right — with a growing number of pastors and politicians urging voters to take back the country for god. barbara plett usher has more. in this divided nation the christian right has found a new voice. the country belongs to god almighty. this isn't a church service. hundreds of people are being baptised after a rally in pennsylvania, some overwhelmed by the experience of god. thousands have turned out because they believe their christian values are under attack and that god belongs in government. you can't separate god from politics, you can't take him out of our government. these events tap into people's anger about covid lockdowns and donald trump's election loss. the m

lucy williamson, bbc news, dunkirk.me editor mark easton is here, and you've been looking at the figures behind this sudden rise in albanian migrants. the impact of those albanian trafficking gangs can be seen in the people who arrive in kent having set out across the channel in small boats. two years ago, just 50 arrivals were albanian. last year, it was 800. this year, it is already over 12,000. and according to the home office, of those, 10,000 were single adult men. so who are they and why have they come? some, as lucy was saying, are undoubtedly economic migrants. figures from 2018 help explain why. average hourly pay in albania was then around £1.50. in the uk it was about £13.35 — nine times higher. people will come over perhaps for a couple of years, many operating in the shadow economy — working on cannabis farms, as drug couriers and cash—in—hand labourers. albanians now represent the largest foreign nationality in prisons in england and wales — 1,300 locked up. the situation is complicated, because some of th

you could add the names of greece and crete to norway and dunkirk. to a string of evacuations and defeats at the time one width said that bef for did not stand for british expeditionary force it stood for back every friday. this group debacle forced a new confidence vote against churchill for his handling of the war. this was not the first vote of no confidence he had to deal with he wanted but it was not a good sign more immediately in north africa itself hitler had dispatched one of his best generals heroin rommel and a new force called the africa corps. churchill himself had great respect for ronald. he even called him a a great general and this led to another round of the war in north africa one bright spot being for the british being the defense of a port of to brook as you can see in that map. just crossed the red line there in libya. by australian and british and later polish forces this defensive to brooke ensure that for the time being. anyway, hitler's forces could not take this to his canal could not go into the middle of middle middle eas

was there a silent walk in dunkirk? charity work as lead a commemoration in the northern french town for at least 27 people died, trying to cross the english channel one year ago. most were curds from iraq, including children. so i thought it was really important to come here and to try to remember what has happened and what is happening. so why the tragedy happened though, is still not clear. british and french officials traded blame over why the boat wasn't rescued, but some details had begun to emerge. a french newspaper investigation has revealed the victims repeatedly called french rescue services with their location, but they were sent no assistance and even at times seem to be marked the transcript of some of the calls paints a chilling picture help please. i'm in the water says an asylum seeker. yes, but you're an english waters, replies a french rescue operator. no, no, not english waters in french waters. please come fast. then the phone line cuts and the operator is heard saying, oh well, if you can't hear me

lucy williamson, bbc news, dunkirk.s midterm elections in the us, we have a special report on the christian right — a growing force in politics there. at polling booths throughout the country they voted on historic day for australia as the results came in it was clear. the monarchy would survive. {iii it was clear. the monarchy would survive. ~ . ., it was clear. the monarchy would survive. ~ ., , survive. of the american hostages, there was no _ survive. of the american hostages, there was no sign. _ survive. of the american hostages, there was no sign. they're - survive. of the american hostages, there was no sign. they're being i there was no sign. they're being held somewhere inside the compound and leaders have threatened that should the americans attempt rescue, they will all die. this should the americans attempt rescue, they will all die.— they will all die. this mission has surassed they will all die. this mission has surpassed all— they will all die. this mission has surpassed all expectations. - they will all

lucy williamson, bbc news, dunkirk. our home editor mark easton is with me.king about there is one strand of this growing issue. yes, i mean, the numbers are extraordinary. two years ago we had 50 albanians crossing in small boats, this year already 12,000, of which 10,000 are single men. that equates to about 1—2% of the single men albania, they are coming here, but i think there are three groups of people who are on those boats. there are other economic migrants because albania is a very poor country, incomes in the uk nine or ten times greater than albania, you can see why that would be a draw. the criminals, the traffickers, as lucy was finding out. but it's also worth reminding ourselves that there are also victims, victims of trafficking, victims of exploitation, and victims of modern—day slavery. if i tell you in july, august, september this year, the modern day slavery referral system saw 934, just in those three months, albanian adults identified as potential victims, and 204 albanian children, under 18—year—olds, also identified in those 90 odd days

lucy williamson, bbc news, dunkirk.tor mark easton is here and you've been looking at the figures behind this sudden rise in albanian migrants. what have you found? the impact of those albanian trafficking gangs can be seen in the people who arrive in kent, having set out across the channel in small boats. two years ago, just 50 arrivals were albanian. last year it was 800. this year, it is already over 12,000. and, according to the home office, of those 10,000 were single adult men. so who are they and why have they come? some, as lucy was saying, are undoubtedly economic migrants. figures from 2018 help explain why. average hourly pay in albania was then around £1.50. in the uk it was about £13.35 — nine times higher. people will come over perhaps for a couple of years, many operating in the shadow economy, and albanians now represent the largest foreign nationality in prisons in england and wales — 1,300 locked up. but the situation is complicated because some of those albanians who arrive in the uk are genuine victi

the newspaper, the mont suggested as the west coast went unanswered. natasha battle has more from dunkirk in france. it was a tragedy, of course, it really sucks people on both sides of the english channel in britain and in france. and here in france, police have been investigating the tragedy and according to french media, what they have found is that the french rescue services really failed to help the people in that boat. there been transcripts of that night between the french rescue services and some of the victims on that boat who called multiple times gave their location multiple times. but no assistance was sent. united nations is setting up an investigation into the protests in iran. a fact finding mission will look into alleged human rights violations. un says more than 300 people, including 40 children, have been killed. the security forces, notably the islamic revolutionary guard cora and passage forces have used life ammunition, bertot, and other mental pallets. dear guests and battens, according to reliable source is a conservative estimate of the death toll so far stands at

or we can now speak can natasha battle in dunkirk? natasha that memorial was for an incident a year ago. what's the situation now where you are in northern france? well, you know, for many years here in northern from asylum because it's come trying to reach the u . k and in the past they would try and get on to laurie's that would take the cross channel fairies from from the u. k or in trains. but in recent years, what we've been saying is an increase in asylum seekers using small boats inflatable the, the run by people smugglers in order to reach britain. the problem is, of course, journeys across the english channel all very dangerous. they are very risky and that's why we saw that tragedy one year ago. now, when inflatable both carrying at least 27 people sank in the sea and those people died. now what the french and purchase governments have been trying to do in recent years is reduce the amounts of people who are trying to take those dangerous crossings. they recently expanded an existing deal between the 2 countries, which would

lucy williamson, bbc news, dunkirk.ffairs editor, mark easton has been looking at the numbers of albanian migrants coming to the uk. the impacts of those albanian trafficking gangs can be seen by the people having arrived in kent. two years ago, just 50 arrivals were albanians. last year, it was 800. this year it is already over 12,000. according to the home office, of those, 10,000 were single adult men. so who are they and why have they come? well, some as lucy were saying, are undoubtedly economic migrants. figures from 2018 help to explain why. average hourly pay in albania was £1.50. here in the uk it was £13.35. nine times higher. people will often come over here perhaps for a few years, many operating in the shadow economy. albanians now represent the largest foreign nationality in prisons in england and. ——in prisons in england and wales. 1300 people locked up. the situation is complicated because some of those albanians who arrive in the uk are genuine victims. just over half of albanian asylum—seekers are gran

lucy williamson, bbc news, dunkirk. the refugee council, enver solomon and social worker lauren starkey from lov8146, a non—profit international anti—child trafficking organisation, who works with young, trafficked albanians. a very good evening to both of you. for your broad response to that report there, people, mainly men, i think, being exploited of all ages. to what extent did they understand what they are being brought in this country to do? i’m what they are being brought in this country to do?— country to do? i'm not sure they do understand- — country to do? i'm not sure they do understand. and _ country to do? i'm not sure they do understand. and i— country to do? i'm not sure they do understand. and i think _ country to do? i'm not sure they do understand. and i think what - country to do? i'm not sure they do understand. and i think what this . understand. and i think what this report shows quite graphically is how people are being exploited and then they will be controlled when they are brought into the uk.

the fact that the british army was given the opportunity to evacuate from dunkirk is hitler's decisive mistake, it prevented him from later deciding to invade england and then made it possible the british to continue the war in africa and italy, general erich von manstein thought so, but hitler decided that to destroy the allied group. it is necessary to wait until the artillery is pulled up to dunkirk, and the infantry is up and british intelligence has learned about this, which has intercepted unencrypted messages. what was not slowly reported to minston church, and then, after consulting with the command, he gave the order to prepare for the evacuation of british troops from the french port as a result of may 26, more than 700 ships of the navy. arrived at dunkirk the french, preparing to fight the germans, decided that the ships had arrived to bombard the german positions. and they learned about the real plans of the british command. only when the english soldiers began to evacuate. watch this report from the crew of the french ship marsier, intended for the french command and mark

on social media promise passage for around 3,000 pounds from brussels, paris, o dunkirk.work closely with iraqi kurdish gangs who control most small boat crossings from france. we contacted some. within half an hour we had two offers for crossings. it's easy, we're told. only those who didn't claim asylum was sent back, one says. the others didn't have any problems. the price of crossing to the u.k. by small boat is less than half the price of being smuggled by and there are other options for those that can't pay. >> there is a criminal drugs market within the u.k. that's no case. we have seen cases of trafficking and seen cases we have people that are debt bonded. they come here to work off the cost of their journey to the u.k. and they are victims of trafficking. and we look at modern slavery, human trafficking very seriously. >> one albanian man who paid for a place on a kurdish boat this summer says he was approached by recruiters for the u.k. drugs trade in a dunkirk migrant camp. >> they offered me lots of thgs to pay for the journey to give me a job but i wasn't in

lucy williamson, bbc news, dunkirk.ijing and the west have started to sour. tom brada has the latest. receiving the red carpet treatment in beijing, chancellor 0laf scholz is in china for a whistle—stop tour. travelling with several german business leaders, the chancellor commands no exception when it comes to china's strict covid rules. he cannot stay overnight, so will be in and out again on the very same day. regardless, china is welcoming the first visit from a european leader in more than three years. translation: we hope that chancellor scholz�*s first visit to china is a success. china and germany are all—round strategic partners. that partnership was first established 50 years ago, when the then chancellor willy brandt established diplomatic channels with beijing. that same year, richard nixon met with chairman mao, becoming the first us president to ever visit mainland china. their meeting was a turning point for china and the west, and germany has been a major beneficiary. china has been germany's biggest trad

and we've been speaking to charity workers here in dunkirk, who tell us, look, what is really needed is not necessarily more police more security. what is needed or more safe and legal ways for people to reach the u. k. so that they don't undertake the sort of crossings that was one of the main messages we got from angio and charity workers when we spoke to them here. and don kirk, they were commemorating the one year anniversary since a boat sunk in the english channel. at least 27 people died. a silent walk in dunkirk, charity work as lead at memorization in the northern french town for at least 27 people who died, trying to cross the english channel. one year ago most were curds from iraq, including children. so i thought it was really important to come here and to all, to remember what has happened and what is happening. so why the tragedy happened though, is still not clear. british and french officials traded blame over why the boat was rescued. but some details have begun to emerge. a french newspaper investigation has revealed the victims repeatedly called french rescue servi

lucy williamson, bbc news, dunkirk.ver of the uk's immigration minister, robertjenrick, follows the home secretary's tour of an overrun migrant facility on thursday. over the course of the week, suella braverman has been under increased criticism in her government role. let's remind ourselves how we got here: ms braverman faced pressure regarding overcrowding at manston, a migrant processing centre in kent, amid accusations she had turned down plans that would have prevented congestion at the centre. she promised to tackle what she called the "scourge" of illegal immigration, but was condemned after claiming there was an "invasion" across england's southern coast. taking particular aim at albanians. the albanian prime minster said his citizens were being used as scapegoats and that uk border issues were down to "failed policies". earlier the uk's policing minister chris philp was asked about the overcrowding at manston migrant centre. we've made a very substantial effort in the last seven days to reduce the number of pe

lucy williamson, bbc news, dunkirk.r more from the bbc�*s home editor, mark easton. i mean, the numbers are extraordinary. two years ago, we had 50 albanians crossing in small boats. this year, already, 12,000 of which 10,000 are single men. that equates to about i to 2% of all the single men in albania. just as lucy was finding there's almost abandoned villages. they're coming here. i think there are there are three groups of people who are on those boats. there are the economic migrants, because albania is a very poor country, incomes ten times in the uk, ten times, nine, ten times greater than albania. you can see why that would be a draw. the criminals, the traffickers, exactly as lucy was finding out. but it's also worth reminding ourselves that within that group there are also victims of trafficking, victims of exploitation, and victims of modern day slavery. if i tell you that in the three months, july, august, september this year, the modern day slavery referral system saw 934 just in those three months, albania

an easy trip for around £3,000 an intermediary will help arrange transport from brussels, paris or dunkirkntacted one of them under the guise of albanian clients and within half an hour we had two offers to cross the border with different payment options and advice on how to get asylum in great britain, this scheme is one of the reasons why the british police claim that it is difficult to eliminate the network, as in the business of drugs or weapons, there is a hierarchical structure with a baron at the top, in organized migration crime there is no such thing, we see how close ties develop the networks of these migration flows french officials say albanians act as intermediaries for iraqi kurdish gangs who still control most of the sea crossings from france maslinda's son crossed dunkirk last month without the help of smugglers and did not even pay his pocket money guarantor in english according to a woman, her son was facilitated by a relative in england, who acted as a guarantor, his younger brother, who is only 14 years old, is also planning his trip, every successful crossing is an inv

allowed to remain legally the rest were refused. natasha butler has more from that that service in dunkirk across the gathering in the center of the town. and then they're going to walk down to the beach near where that boat really set off. now, a year ago, now, these 27 people died trying to reach the u. k. across the water, including of course women and some young children. it was a tragedy, of course, really shocked people on both sides of the english channel in person. and in from, from here in france, police have been investigating the charges in, according to french major. what they have found is a french rescue services really failed to help the people in that boat there being transcripts of that noise between the french rescue service. and some of the victims will not bow to called multiple times gave their location multiple times, but no assistance with them. now what the from the charity work is here are saying we've just spoken, for example to care for cali. they say that what is needed more safe and legal pathways for asylum seekers to reach the u. k. so they don't undertake th

the dog kit is se in turkey commemorations taking place in dunkirk in northern france, marking a year since the english channels, worst migrant disaster. 27 people were killed when a doing. he sank in french waters. a recent investigation by the newspaper lamond suggested french authorities were aware of the boat, was sinking. but did nothing to help. natasha battle is joining us now from dunkirk . natasha, you are where the commemorations being held. what's been happening? ah, yes, in commemoration. no. here in duncan is being held by charity workers as some asylum seekers here. also, they're gathering in the center of the town and then they're going to walk down to the beach near where that boat really set off. now, a year ago, now, at least 27 people died, trying to reach the u. k. across the water, including of course women and some young children. it was a tragedy. of course, it really shocked people on both sides of the english channel in britain. and in france and here in france, police have been investigating the charged in, according to french media. what they have found is t

k women, men and children will continue to risk their lives. natasha butler al jazeera dunkirk. marcella had her on al jazeera goals and glory will have all the action from the fee for world cup on and off the pitch cornish studio here, inter ah, anticipation is rising. and so with the atmosphere, you read the way sponsored by cats are always now it shouldn't rain heavily in southern china this time of year, but he's about to i think this line of class developed a bit more than would be normal. so for going south was towards hong kong that line in there, which issue across to, for jam province, could produce some local flooding. i think now was driving leisure out some of them . maybe the rate is wanted by somehow doubted north of that winter is trying to come in. the temperatures aren't extraordinarily high anymore, but the real snowy weather is still quite a long way north, as you might expect it to be nice and dry. now 80 degrees in token, most to japan looks that way. the real code is hiding further north hobbins plus 2 goes down to minus 5, right? i get saturday is not a cold truck

worst migrant disaster. 27 people were killed when a days sank in french waters. near calais and dunkirk, in a letter to you, k prime minister wishes to neck relatives of the victims demanded changes be made to the migration system to prevent future tragedy. a recent investigation by the newspaper pneumonia suggested french authorities were aware the boat was sinking. but did nothing to help. one and 40000 people have made the journey across the channel in small boats this year is the highest number since figures were 1st collected just a year ago. the number of people arriving in the u. k. by small boat was 28000 in 2020, that number was only about 8400, possibly due to pandemic restrictions. but in 2018 when records began, only 299 crossings were recorded. any old people arriving by the u. k. make asylum claims. but since 2018 to 49 percent have been allowed to remain legally, the rest were refused. natasha butler has more from that service in dunkirk in france. the gathering in the center of the town and then they're going to walk down to the beach near where that boat really set off.

a commemoration has taken place in dunkirk in northern france marking a year since 27 people, all migrants drowned in the english channel. it was a disaster the french government has sent said should have been prevented. those of the headlines, the news continues to make your on al jazeera, after inside story. ♪ ♪ cyril: anger and frustration in china as repeated covid-19 lockdowns hurt economic activity and isolate millions of people. so why does beijing persist with its strict policy while the rest of the world is moving on? this is "inside story." ♪ cyril: and welcome to the program it's great to have you with us. i'm cyril vanier china's zero tolerance approach to covid-19 involves widespread lockdowns travel restrictions and mass testing. but nearly three years after the pandemic was first identified in wuhan cases have surged to a new high the outbreaks have forced shutdowns in large swaths of the country despite the strict policy being eased earlier this month and the repeated lockdowns have led to displays of public anger including factory workers fighting with security forces. we

the kid is south center kit. accommodation is taking place in dunkirk in northern france, mocking a year since the english channels was migrant disaster. 27 people were killed when a dang sank in french waters. a recent investigation by the newspaper pneumonia suggested french authorities where the boat was sinking but did nothing to help. latasha about that has more from dunkirk, the gathering in the center of the town, and then they're going to walk down to the beach near where that boat really set off. now a year ago, now, these 27 people died trying to reach the u. k. across the water, including of course women and some young children. it was a tragedy, of course, really shocked people on both sides of the english channel in person. and in from, from the hearing from the police, have been investigating the charge in, according to french major. what they have found is a french rescue services really failed to help the people in that boat. there been transcripts of that noise between the french rescue services and some of the victims will not bow to called multiple times gave their loc

is very well established, but many are not taking greater risks as an tasha butler explains from dunkirk. in recent years, what we've been saying is an increase in asylum seekers using small boats inflatable these run by people smugglers in order to reach britain. the problem is of course, those journeys across the english channel all very dangerous. they are very risky and that's why we saw that tragedy one year ago. now, when data inflatable both carrying at least 27 people sank in the sea and those people died. now what the french and purchase governments have been trying to do in recent years is reduce the amounts of people who are trying to take those dangerous crossing. se recently expanded an existing deal between the 2 countries, which would both the security along this northern fridge coastline. more police patrols along the beaches. the use of more civilians, drones, and also even british immigration officers station here in fog from french immigration of the station in berth. and things that have happened before for charity workers all saying isn't necessarily more security. t

in place in multiple cities, including the capitol, beijing, a commemoration has taken place and dunkirk in northern france, marking a year since $27.00 people, all migrants drowned in the english channel. it was a disaster. the french government has since said, should have been prevented. this other headline news continues herron al jazeera, a softer inside story. ah, anger and frustration in china's repeated coven 19 lockdown hurt economic activity and to isolate millions of people so wide as beijing persist with strict policy while the rest of the world is moving on. this is inside store. ah. and welcome to the program. it's great to have you with us, i'm 0 venue china 0 tolerance approach to cobra. 19 involves widespread locked downs, travel restrictions and mass testing. but nearly 3 years after the pandemic was 1st identified, in one cases have surged to a new high. the outbreaks, a force shut down in large suassa the country despite a strict policy being eased earlier this month. and the repeated locked downs have led to rare displays of public anger including factory workers figh

mac advertisements on albania social media promise passage for around £3000 from brussels, paris or dunkirk closely with i rocky kurdish gangs who control most small boat crossing from france. —— iraq he. posing as a albanian we look for some. we were told it was easy. 0nly albanian we look for some. we were told it was easy. only the ones who didn't claim asylum were not sent back. the other ones didn't have any problems. the price of crossing into the uk by small boat is half the price of being smuggled by a lorry. and though desperate and there are other options for those who cannot pgy- other options for those who cannot -a . other options for those who cannot .a _ , ., other options for those who cannot pay. there is a criminals drug market within _ pay. there is a criminals drug market within the _ pay. there is a criminals drug market within the uk, - pay. there is a criminals drug market within the uk, that i pay. there is a criminals drug market within the uk, that is| pay. there is a criminals drug i market within the uk, that is no secret. we've seen cases of trafficking and we'v

were talking, they said call to france, and these messages were received by a migrant helpline in dunkirk. raphael cousin who took the call says a french lifeboat came to rescue them. when someone is in distress, theyjust need to be saved as soon as possible. so there is no time to talk about who is going to save them and in which boat are they going to be returned? one year on from the channel disaster, investigators have yet to report their findings as each month, thousands more steer their way between trust and tragedy, aiming for british shores. lucy williamson, bbc news, calais. michael gove has said tens of thousands of homes are not in the state they should be. the thousands of homes are not in the state they should be.— thousands of homes are not in the state they should be. the death of two-year-old _ state they should be. the death of two-year-old awaab _ state they should be. the death of two-year-old awaab ishak- state they should be. the death of two-year-old awaab ishak was - state they should be. the death of - two-year-old awaab ishak was caused two—year—old awaab ishak wa

shortest point, 20 miles or whatever it is, people are now being embarked on these inflatables up to dunkirkngs are much longer, 30, 40, 50 miles even, but it does mean the stretch of coast is now 30, 40, miles long and that is worth bearing in mind, it is not simply the beach outside calais where these are taking off from, but along a long stretch of beach, often with no habitations anywhere near it, so that it habitations anywhere near it, so thatitis habitations anywhere near it, so that it is relatively easy for the smugglers to fix a point, get people to turn up in many vans at exactly the right time and very quickly set them out. ~ ., , ., them out. with me now in the studio is a policing — them out. with me now in the studio is a policing and _ them out. with me now in the studio is a policing and justice _ is a policing and justice commentator. danny, morning to you. this is the fourth agreement between the uk and france in three years. before we talk about the latest agreement, i think it's worth going back to look at the previous agreements and why this latest one is needed. what w

last thursday, vigils were held here not the other side of the channel and dunkirk in fact, it was aed in the national crime agencies is working with its french counterparts is identifying a key suspect and he was arrested this morning at 645 in cheltenham and he is according to the national crime agency, he played a key part in organising that crossing that one so wrong a year ago and he is due to appear in front of westminster magistrates�* court facing extradition to france tomorrow. the national crime agency described the arrest is significant and safety is determined to do all he can to provide justice and answers for the families of those lost their lives and also a statement from the home secretary praising the work of the national crime agency and said she wants all of those believed to be responsible to face the full extent and force the law. despite what happened in so many deaths, the crossings of continued and even today even though were in the course of november, it has been cold and the sea has been calm and sweet we�*ve seen hundreds of people being brought ashore by t

camps in areas around, dunkirk in calais are pretty horrendous at times.e for weeks, months at a time . so there is a real at a time. so there is a real concern that public health officials, as as border officials, as as border officials have to grapple with with these individuals coming into the uk and, they are coming, as you see, patrick, in ever greater numbers. we've had to because of bad weather , a to because of bad weather, a break, a lull you like in the numbers crossing the channel for about a fortnight but today we had to break or the weather conditions improved to the point where the sea conditions in the channel the waves were non—existent flat really and that allowed more boats to come across. nine small boats almost 450 people have been taking a look at the latest numbers coming and the pressures on the government government . just government government. just after first light, the border force typhoon could be approaching dover harbour with the first of hundreds of migrants picked up in the channel. this morning . around 50 channel. this mo

the difficulty was people coming over from conditions and living in the jungles of calais and dunkirkre many of them presenting diseases or actually not showing that they were symptomatic but carrying diseases . then they were farmed diseases. then they were farmed out to hotels , and we think out to hotels, and we think about utterly 50 people with theory have been sent around the country to various hotels and we've seen the unease with local authorities about people arriving in these seaside towns especially. and taking over hotels and, the demand that's making the local services and i guess not local services will be adding to concerns, wanting to check those people , even though check those people, even though perhaps a dip theory won't be passed on. because we've had a national vaccination programme of course to reassure people. yeah. terms of a wider health yeah. in terms of a wider health emergency you would hope because as a nation we're pretty well vaccinated from childhood , from vaccinated from childhood, from diphtheria. however take into account the many people in the at

past they've been dispersed around france, they make it back to the coast, back up to am, to cal a dunkirk, those areas and try to cut me as many of them do actually have relatives or a reason, a genuine claim to seek asylum here in the u. k. and the refugee council in the u. k. a thing that part of a solution has to be making it easier with safe routes for people to claim asylum before they actually get to the country, particularly the, the issue of family reunion. so the government admitting it won't be a quick fix, some people suggesting that in fact, they might even be a waste of money. the mobile reporting from london. thank you very much. the at the world cup is just 6 days away. and chris john, rinaldo is already grabbing the headlines. andy is here to tell us more about this revealing interview. what's going on? he seems to really pull the pin on his club career unites. it might be such a sort of romantic sort of reunion fame with, you know, i did a couple of years. go to about the club. it's all going wrong. he's hit out at manchester. united sang, he feels betrayed by the club as

remind them of the blazing around the jungles in calais and in dunkirk. particular area up mark it close down as well because it wouldn't be of the enhanced service that the hotel is offering. the bar area would be closed down and all of the employees, a 25 here at the but in peak season are 50 employees. they would lose their job and the man himself richard martin the who's turned down this offer can speak to us tell us a quick pirouette you decided to turn this down us a quick pirouette you decided to turn this dow n £1.1 million. to turn this down £1.1 million. it was an obvious choice , to be it was an obvious choice, to be honest. the approach came and i it was 110 occupancy and we understand how they were going to do that. and then when we understood that involved closing the operation completely other than accommodation just couldn't work for us. we've got here , as work for us. we've got here, as you just mentioned, 25 staff and we have next year alone, 100 wedding couples planning day dreaming of a fantastic, fantastic day for themselves . fantas

k. st. natasha butler has more from dunkirk inference. it was a tragedy, of course, really talks people on both sides of the english channel in person. and in from, from here in france, police have been investigating the charge soon. according to french major. what they have found is a french rescue services really failed to help the people in that boat there being transcripts of that noise between the french rescue service. and some of the victims will not bow to called multiple times gave their location multiple times, but no assistance with fighters for the n 23 rebel group, calling for direct talks with the government, they say they're not bound by a deal that requires them to stop protest as also took to the streets of government to reject the deal demonstrate to say, does not recognize or when does allege support for the group. charles play today says he'll return to the ivory coast after his acquittal at the international criminal court was upheld last year. good day, it was a key figure. during one of the country's most violent pe

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dunkirk it seems you think he can britain quite good again your final thoughts please .s please. well, in fairness to your viewers in that opinion poll think what they saying is that will take more than just keir starmer make britain great again that is the reality of it. the most important we've had over the last few is of conservative mps and a fair proportion of them, some elected and 15% have decided to jump ship and not even stand at the next general . even stand at the next general. where i do agree with them is that keir needs to tack the left and he'd do very well by sacking corbyn the party completely and. that would go down very well with the public . fascinating with the public. fascinating conversation . and you're waving conversation. and you're waving your hands . yes. if i could just your hands. yes. if i could just have one come back on that about . conservatives leaving what the issue is when you're looking at the fortunes of a party is not whether people are just leaving parliament, it's whether they are crossing floor. and before great defeats we've ha