dunkirk in calais has around.is has made the regular lodge points more difficult to operate from . more difficult to operate from. french authorities are also busy erecting miles of extra security fencing around those beaches and that's driving the small boats farther south. for years, the criminal gangs predominantly used the shortage route to the uk, pushing golfers from the beaches around , then expanding beaches around, then expanding to include areas near dunkirk. while occasional boats have been launched further south in the past six months, this route using beaches near purloin , has using beaches near purloin, has seen a significant spike in activity . with a beach even activity. with a beach even further south near fort morgan. also now regularly being used . also now regularly being used. and maritime patrols in the uk waters. that means a far greater likelihood that small will begin showing up on a much longer stretch uk coastline in the year . it will mean rescue teams across a wider area being called

the calais and dunkirk patrols.alais and dunkirk area so new routes people in the opens up a much wider stretch of that south coast are having security at time out why as this report reaching out from the french caused to local crew responding to reports of a small migrant boat in difficulties . migrant boat in difficulties. but this incident also involving a french patrol vessel far away from the usual small boat routes out of dunkirk in calais. in fact, we're of line more 50 miles from those routes . it's miles from those routes. it's one of dozens of rescues the lifeboat based in burke has attended in recent months a major uptick in activity as people smugglers attempt to avoid increasing police patrols farther north. this i think to donald model the numbers have been rising at the end of 2021 we were involved in many migrant rescues . during 2022, there were rescues. during 2022, there were significant more migrants , significant more migrants, especially when they reached . especially when they reached. the fur

and so you've been back across the channel towards dunkirk, calais . what towards dunkirk, calais.vered about the french efforts ? help us. well, french efforts? help us. well, i found absolutely the opposite happening . i found what i think happening. i found what i think is probably the biggest scandal yet last november , we gave is probably the biggest scandal yet last november, we gav e £63 yet last november, we gave £63 million to the to french beef up border controls . and they in the border controls. and they in the last years have spen t £52 last years have spent £52 million on three buses, which i discovered are cow thousands migrants from that camp to the beach, free buses , free buses. beach, free buses, free buses. so you can get on bus in northern france for free? yes. in dunkirk , it's like a pioneer in dunkirk, it's like a pioneer city for free bus travel, but they're not sticking in dunkirk, going 30, 11 miles, one way and four miles the other. another was to the very beaches they can take the migrants to the very beaches that the french we're paying beaches that th

and so you've been back across the channel towards dunkirk, calais . what towards dunkirk, calais.vered about the french efforts ? help us. well, french efforts? help us. well, i found absolutely the opposite happening . i found what i think happening. i found what i think is probably the biggest scandal yet last november , we gave is probably the biggest scandal yet last november, we gav e £63 yet last november, we gave £63 million to the to french beef up border controls . and they in the border controls. and they in the last years have spen t £52 last years have spent £52 million on three buses, which i discovered are cow thousands migrants from that camp to the beach, free buses , free buses. beach, free buses, free buses. so you can get on bus in northern france for free? yes. in dunkirk , it's like a pioneer in dunkirk, it's like a pioneer city for free bus travel, but they're not sticking in dunkirk, going 30, 11 miles, one way and four miles the other. another was to the very beaches they can take the migrants to the very beaches that the french we're paying beaches that th

cali, then expanding to include near dunkirk . while occasional near dunkirk.asional boats have been launched further south in the past six months, this route using beaches near purloin , has seen a significant purloin, has seen a significant spike in activity , with a beach spike in activity, with a beach even further south near fort morgan , also now regularly being morgan, also now regularly being . for maritime patrols in uk waters that means a far greater likelihood that small boats will begin showing up on a much longer stretch of uk coastline in the year ahead . well, that in the year ahead. well, that very much confirms a point that i've made to you on this program and over and over. it's all too easy to blame french, but frankly, two police, about 60 miles of beach. i've had literally hundreds of square miles of sand lines would take tens of thousands of police or soldiers. you can puncture as many migrant dinghies as you like . more will get manufactured like. more will get manufactured in china and in turkey and arrive. people will keep coming. all w

cali, then expanding to include near dunkirk . while occasional near dunkirk.asional boats have been launched further south in the past six months, this route using beaches near purloin , has seen a significant purloin, has seen a significant spike in activity , with a beach spike in activity, with a beach even further south near fort morgan , also now regularly being morgan, also now regularly being . for maritime patrols in uk waters that means a far greater likelihood that small boats will begin showing up on a much longer stretch of uk coastline in the year ahead . well, that in the year ahead. well, that very much confirms a point that i've made to you on this program and over and over. it's all too easy to blame french, but frankly, two police, about 60 miles of beach. i've had literally hundreds of square miles of sand lines would take tens of thousands of police or soldiers. you can puncture as many migrant dinghies as you like . more will get manufactured like. more will get manufactured in china and in turkey and arrive. people will keep coming. all w

now, in dunkirk , which is fact. which is one of the main trafficking centres for young men to come across the english channel, what we know for a fact is one of the biggest gangs is run. no question, no debate , no argument question, no debate, no argument by afghans. here's a little video they put out. the other day of people leaving the beach at dunkirk to come to the united kingdom . the fact is that when kingdom. the fact is that when i'm a look at them. okay so it's all very noisy , very similar to all very noisy, very similar to the videos that we show you that come from albania . but here they come from albania. but here they all are, dozens of young men rushing off of the boat. but have a look at the screen. it's got a number on it. the number is three, one, three. now, a quick look at this video of people who have now arrived in london , how they get out at a london, how they get out at a time . again, you will see. there time. again, you will see. there it is, three, one, three out of the bottom left out o

now, in dunkirk , which is fact. which is one of the main trafficking centres for young men to come across the english channel, what we know for a fact is one of the biggest gangs is run. no question, no debate , no argument question, no debate, no argument by afghans. here's a little video they put out. the other day of people leaving the beach at dunkirk to come to the united kingdom . the fact is that when kingdom. the fact is that when i'm a look at them. okay so it's all very noisy , very similar to all very noisy, very similar to the videos that we show you that come from albania . but here they come from albania. but here they all are, dozens of young men rushing off of the boat. but have a look at the screen. it's got a number on it. the number is three, one, three. now, a quick look at this video of people who have now arrived in london , how they get out at a london, how they get out at a time . again, you will see. there time. again, you will see. there it is, three, one, three out of the bottom left out o

a home and calais and dunkirk.clusive report us from . reaching out from the french caused a local lifeboat crew responding to reports of a small migrant boat. responding to reports of a small migrant boat . difficulties . but migrant boat. difficulties. but this incident also involving a french border patrol vessel is far away from the usual small boat out of dunkirk. calais. in fact we're south of the line more than 50 miles from those routes . it's one of dozens of routes. it's one of dozens of rescues . the lifeboat based in rescues. the lifeboat based in burke has attended in recent months a major uptick in activity as people smugglers attempt to avoid increasing patrols farther north. excited to download model. the numbers have been rising at the end of 2021. we were involved in many migrant rescues during 2022. there were significantly migrants, especially they school. the further they to travel by boat, the higher the risks travelling from down the coast . extra dangers. being in coast. extra dangers. being

we should not and do not need to compare it with the defense of sevastopol, or the prohibition of dunkirkor with the defense of german fortress cities, this is already a historical political ideological brand and all subsequent military historians descriptive well i hope not so many wars of the future will be compared to the defense of steel in extremely difficult political conditions, extremely difficult geographical conditions, under the conditions of complete superiority in the air, but the fact that ukrainian soldiers , border guards, armed forces, national guard of azov , everyone, whoever was there they withstood that blow and they uh well i personally think that they didn't surrender they just stopped resisting well excuse the pun well they actually received an order to surrender because they were convinced that they were ready to stand the last and until this order came, they did not surrender the line of defense and their object . so we understand that this is really an example of courage on which we can train our next generations as an example of how to defend our own ukraine. m

cali, then expanding to include areas near dunkirk . while areas near dunkirk.aunched further south in the past six months, this route using beaches near purloin , has using beaches near purloin, has seen a significant spike in activity . with a beach even activity. with a beach even further south near fort morgan. also now regularly being used . also now regularly being used. and for maritime patrols in the uk waters. that means a far greater likelihood that small boats will begin showing up on a much longer stretch of uk coastline in the year ahead . it coastline in the year ahead. it will mean rescue teams across a wider area being called out more regularly to boats that have beenin regularly to boats that have been in the water for many hours . it does put a lot of pressure on the resources these boats are constructed for one purpose to shift massive , massive people. shift massive, massive people. but that design , see, they were but that design, see, they were constructed very poorly . they're constructed very poorly. they're not expected to be stunning an

meet people in the camps in dunkirk. give them advice . in dunkirk. give them advice.oss the english channel and then often meet them on the beachesin and then often meet them on the beaches in kent with food parcels and all else. i wouldn't have thought you were short. particularly of phone numbers. tim hilton of refugee action talked about people , a baying talked about people, a baying mob who are the far right. whether you want to be called it or not. and local mp sir george howarth said , those howarth said, those demonstrating against refugees at the protest do not represent this community well mr. howarth. i've got news for you. they really do represent that community. what i don't know is who those young men in those black uniforms were . i have no black uniforms were. i have no idea who they were . well, they idea who they were. well, they far right. could they have been antifa. i simply can't answer that question, but i'm pleased to say that in the last hour, merseyside police have confirmed that it was initially a peaceful protest and then some people arrive

meet people in the camps in dunkirk. give them advice . in dunkirk. give them advice.oss the english channel and then often meet them on the beachesin and then often meet them on the beaches in kent with food parcels and all else. i wouldn't have thought you were short. particularly of phone numbers. tim hilton of refugee action talked about people , a baying talked about people, a baying mob who are the far right. whether you want to be called it or not. and local mp sir george howarth said , those howarth said, those demonstrating against refugees at the protest do not represent this community well mr. howarth. i've got news for you. they really do represent that community. what i don't know is who those young men in those black uniforms were . i have no black uniforms were. i have no idea who they were . well, they idea who they were. well, they far right. could they have been antifa. i simply can't answer that question, but i'm pleased to say that in the last hour, merseyside police have confirmed that it was initially a peaceful protest and then some people arrive

he had a little role in dunkirk, and then he was given two movies to carry.ere difficult roles that would have taxed more experienced young actor, so i would say if he can get a big film role that works for him next time, he will become the frank sinatra of his generation and he will be around in 20 years' time. and a great british success story on the global stage. hat and a great british success story on the global stage.— the global stage. not knock it. there aren't _ the global stage. not knock it. there aren't many _ the global stage. not knock it. there aren't many of - the global stage. not knock it. there aren't many of them. i the global stage. not knock it. - there aren't many of them. people always draw comparisons with the details, but in the us when he goes on a chat show he's a massive job. thank you. let's get a look at the weather forecast for you, today coming from ben rich. for the majority, sunday has turned into another largely cloudy day. it is dry for most of us, just a spot of rain across the western and northern isles. some sunshine ac

front , if it had not been high in normandy, if england had not suddenly lost in the 40th year after dunkirk, the country would be completely fine would be completely different, that is, the answer to these questions is a thousand and one, if i could turn this story back. well, russia is taking a very transparent and transparent path through volgograd. i think that now, after this symposium, which was held , the benefactor should turn the city into flint. stalingrad , well, after the opening of the monument to stalin it's obvious whether it's up to the chest or what they 've opened there and the person is serious why ukraine is becoming closed gula eh and it's completely a totalitarian dictatorship and it's obvious that putin already has no turning back so he has nothing left to do these nuclear weapons are constantly trumped. therefore, it is obvious for the world that this is a problem, and moreover, i even believe that if this problem was a deterrent factor in the 132nd year, when we did not get enough weapons and did not go further because we could to have a more serious breakthrough at

what's different today is that we have 1000 pcs members on strike at ports at calais and dunkirk, whichoaches you are saying. it's the second of a four day walk out today. we're expecting this disruption to carry on probably for the rest of the afternoon and possibly into tomorrow. i the afternoon and possibly into tomorrow-— the afternoon and possibly into tomorrow. ., , ., ., ., , ., ., tomorrow. i was going to ask you how lona could tomorrow. i was going to ask you how long could we — tomorrow. i was going to ask you how long could we be _ tomorrow. i was going to ask you how long could we be seeing _ tomorrow. i was going to ask you how long could we be seeing those - long could we be seeing those cues for. . ~ . . ~ for. using the weekend. the peak time for these _ for. using the weekend. the peak time for these coaches _ for. using the weekend. the peak time for these coaches coming . for. using the weekend. the peak i time for these coaches coming back tends to be saturday at lunchtime afternoon, now, really. at the moment still saying cues of six and a half hours, advising peopl

we went to, you know, we went to dunkirk we went to normandy and then in the middle of all this, i'm still on this book with bill. and so and bill doesn't know i'm in paris working on, you know, my own thing. and so he is calling me and he goes, hey, let's get on the phone, let's work. right. was edited that last chapter. and so we were literally in this beautiful little french seaside town that coincidently was captured by the germans in 40. and so sitting in the back of the book and i've got my headphones on so i can i can hear bill were editing in the car and people are past us like what is this? what is the meaning of this? why is this man with this laptop in the back of the car talking to the thing and it was just one of those things that just reminds you how the world has changed because the fact that could edit a book hit this remote beautiful seaside place the middle of you know my romantic getaway for valentine's. it was just kind of surreal. it was just a little bit different. so it was just kind of the writing world you got to you to be flexible with it. so so for people h

. >> reporter: compare that to what winston churchill said after the evacuation of dunkirk. >> we shall fight in the fields and in the streets. we shall fight in the hills. we shall never surrender. >> he has successfully mimicked winston churchill himself. volodymyr zelenskyy has mobilized the united states of america. >> reporter: former u.s. ambassador to ukraine william taylor remembers zelenskyy in the early months of his presidency as aids good natured, somewhat naive politician. how has the war changed zelenskyy? >> he's less jovial. he's less -- he's more focused. he's more determined. he's more somber. this is is a hard -- a hard time to go through, and he's had it all on his shoulders. >> reporter: still, no one's been able to keep volodymyr zelenskyy from the front lines, in places like kherson and bucha, compare that to president putin's staying inside. >> president zelenskyy is among his team and among the fight. >> reporter: unless volodymyr zelenskyy makes a colossal and unforeseen mistakes, his legacy will be impressive. if ukraine wins the war, he'll go down as one of t

. >> reporter: compare that to what winston churchill said after the evacuation of dunkirk. >> we shall in the hills. we shall never surrender. >> he has successfully mimicked winston churchill himself. volodymyr zelenskyy has mobilized the united states of america. >> reporter: former u.s. ambassador to ukraine william taylor remembers zelenskyy in the early months of his presidency as a good natured, somewhat naive politician. how has the war changed zelenskyy? >> he's less jovial. he's more focused. he's more determined. he's more somber. i mean, this is a hard -- a hard time to go through and he's had it all on his shoulders. >> reporter: still, no one's been able to keep volodymyr zelenskyy from the front lines in places like kherson and bucha. >> he appears fearful. you get the sense of a man alone. whereas, zelenskyy is among his people, among his team and in the fight. >> reporter: the experts we spoke to say unless he makes some colossal and unforeseen mistakes, zelenskyy's reputation will be one of the greatest in century. if he loses he's a tragic hero. >>> coming up, a cnn e

but it's the fact dunkirk.dangerous routes, the channel routes, crossing the channel proof that the money we're sending french is actually sending the french is actually working. we on this working. now, we touched on this before, joining me before, but joining me to discuss now is conservative discuss this now is conservative councillor for ashton green claire thank very much claire pearsall. thank very much for us, claire . thank forjoining us, claire. thank you much for taking the you very much for taking the time afternoon. so time out of your afternoon. so do think . this is evidence do you think. this is evidence that the current strategy may be working a little bit or is that wishful thinking ? well, i think wishful thinking? well, i think that we can take some positives from this and. it does look as though the money we've sent over france has been put to good use the patrols on beaches are up and they're all fenced is going around the points where of weakness where people were coming to the original. s

border force staff in calais, dunkirk and dover are currently staging a four—day strike over pay.d it was working to minimise delays. scotland's health secretary, humza yousaf, has confirmed that he's standing to replace nicola sturgeon as snp leader and the country's first minister. he made the announcement in the scottish sunday mail newspaper. ash regan, who quit the scottish government as a community safety minister, will also stand in the contest. buckingham palace has released details of the music that will feature at the coronation of king charles. the selection — chosen personally by the king — will include a special coronation anthem, composed by lord andrew lloyd—webber, as charlotte gallagher reports. elgar plays. from elgar... to andrew lloyd webber. a diverse selection of composers and musicians will form part of the coronation in may. the king commissioned the 12 new pieces, and personally select the rest of the music. a coronation 0rchestra featuring performers from across the uk, and conducted by sir antonio proponent from the royal opera house, will play a large p

dunkirk dave, mostly cloudy and 24 chilly chuck in staten island, staten island chuck, he's going to and we are still freezing in san martin. more clouds moving in, temperatures reaching into the upper 50s. we'll do it again tomorrow with rain in >>> that's your latest weather best time of the morning even more exciting because there's breaking news. >> multiple breaking news stories for "popstart" today >> what we just heard a second ago, there's other things, we want to get to all of it the first is, the rock and roll hall of fame, breaking news is that they just dropped the list of the 2023 nominees, we have our very first look. first look no one has seen this yet to our knowledge. kate bush making the list. her resurgence since the stranger things track has been doing so well. sheryl crowe missy elliot iron maiden. joy division/new order cindy lauper willie nelson. sound garden the spinners a tribe called quest the white stripes. and last but not least, warren zevon. 14 on the ballot eight of them first-time nominees as i mentioned sheryl crowe, george michael first time, and wil

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is being from calais and dunkirk is being blocked.ies that something is working that we'll have to wait and sceptical have to wait and i'm sceptical as rest of you about whether as the rest of you about whether or not we'll get to where or not we'll ever get to where it so the small boats crisis now the economy we're hearing as well hunt got well that jeremy hunt has got extra billion quid play extra 56 billion quid to play with isn't particularly with which isn't particularly bad it? he sorts out bad news, is it? if he sorts out the economy , the economy sort the economy, the economy sort itself one way or the other. itself out one way or the other. that's thing. waiting that's a good thing. waiting lists the nhs, they come lists in the nhs, they can come down. they predicted to come down. they are predicted to come anyway. he has also whether or not he intended to it, it's not he intended to do it, it's happened watch. he's happened under his watch. he's seen sturgeon. he doesn't seen of sturgeon. he doesn't seem sunak the minute se

realise dunkirk would realise that they're going they're not going to get anywhere, stop anywhere, sohought was and i thought this was fascinating. he was saying to me, patrick, if me, well, actually patrick, if you take them back into you did take them back into french waters, european waters, then wanted claim then if they wanted to claim some of rights some kind of human rights infringement would be infringement, they would then be doing the basis dealing doing it on the basis dealing with french immigration or human rights eu rights rights lawyers or eu rights lawyers who basically would probably come down on the side of the fact that they have to locate somewhere locate themselves somewhere around, continent, i.e. not around, the continent, i.e. not in britain until not actually is quite an intriguing idea. and again, of people are again, a lot of people are sneering at lee anderson. i think bang out of order think that is bang out of order as you've been getting in search on very, very issue. how on this very, very issue. how about anderson up about putting lee anderson up for j

but for us and take back control of your borders as i speak think amassing on the beaches of dunkirkvery left just they lie to you and say oh but labour help us sorry . none of it's good, but sorry. none of it's good, but i mean, i do. they get sighs where it's insane for anyone . the it's insane for anyone. the conservative party to think that a manifesto is a pro—poor or enough. in this case we can't for this to be a fight at the next election. we've got to leave out now . well, the point leave out now. well, the point is, we cannot deport people because of asia. you know, abu cotard, a blooming terrorist who has ten years to get rid of him and anybody claim, you know, articles to the three, article eight, the right to a family life. i've got a capital article, you know, my third cousin's just had a baby . article, you know, my third cousin's just had a baby. i mean, it literally is impossible about that claim . it's thought about that claim. it's thought that around that night, because of a judge there in the european court of human rights in strasbourg , if you want to take stras

but for us and take back control of your borders as i speak think amassing on the beaches of dunkirk left just they lie to you and say oh but labour help us sorry . none of it's good, but sorry. none of it's good, but i mean, i do. they get sighs where it's insane for anyone . the it's insane for anyone. the conservative party to think that a manifesto is a pro—poor or enough. in this case we can't for this to be a fight at the next election. we've got to leave out now . well, the point leave out now. well, the point is, we cannot deport people because of asia. you know, abu cotard, a blooming terrorist who has ten years to get rid of him and anybody claim, you know, articles to the three, article eight, the right to a family life. i've got a capital article, you know, my third cousin's just had a baby . article, you know, my third cousin's just had a baby. i mean, it literally is impossible about that claim . it's thought about that claim. it's thought that around that night, because of a judge there in the european court of human rights in strasbourg , if you want to take strasbour

inbound travel will be affected from the french ports of calais, dunkirk , kirk ports of calais, dunkirks of dover. the government says extensive measures have been put in place to minimise disruption for travellers, including using military personnel . however, military personnel. however, that help could be minimal as they won't be allowed to work in france. rob staines is a travel expert . he says check before you expert. he says check before you travel, speak to your ferry operator, your rail firm , find operator, your rail firm, find out exactly what time should be, should be getting there . make should be getting there. make sure you've got given enough time. make sure you have enough snacks and sustenance and sign up for those travel alerts as well, just in case as any last minute changes, please be kind and patient to the people who are working at the borders, trying to get people's checked and through as quickly and as safely as possible. the government says it's working with france to support the flow of passengers and goods . of passengers and goods. however, anyone due to tra

so that's the port of calais, eurotunnel terminal at cockle and the port of dunkirk as well .ou get through when you're in the uk a day or a thousand of will be walking out and well. yesterday the home office said be prepared for disruption and it could be very tricky out there so is at half term as well i was and said but if you if you don't on so it's just say and that's coming back and it's the 17th 18th 19th so friday saturday so you can get there you just can't come home i suppose my big an extra couple of days on a day. well yes as long as you don't have to spend it just queuing up for passport control . difficult say. control. difficult to say. they've measures they've got contingency measures in will include in place which will include having non striking officers from the uk, typically from places like gatwick airport sent out to cover and that will then possibly mean you have military people at airports in in actually inside the sectors. you've got a plethora of spare staff at the moment and so therefore they're warning that it could be disruption elsewhere. all righ