elisabeth borne, the french prime minister there waiting to visit him, to welcome him to this visit, are, we can see him coming around the side of the plane. elisabeth borne, the french prime minister, waiting to greet him, squinting and sunlight but smiling as he arrives, shaking hands with a french prime minister. they smile smiles all around. and a very warm welcome. as i say, he is now going to head off to the notre—dame de la garde basilica and he is expected —— they are excitedly thousands of people there to welcome him. he will be holding a prayer with a local clergy this afternoon and he will hold a moment of meditation with representatives of other religions, other religions in front of a memorial to sailors and migrants lost at sea. some staggering figures that ijust mentioned met the un estimate that more than 28,000 migrants who tried to cross the mediterranean have gone missing since 2014, 28,000. after that, tomorrow morning, as we say, there is going to be a procession through the streets of the main avenue do prado which has already got the yellow and white colours of

wants to give its own companies time to become competitive, in fact, as soon as prime minister elisabeth borne the possibility of introducing a ban in 2026 last may, the french immediately began to form another public protest. the professionals are furious because no preliminary consultations were held, although housing minister olivier klein promised that a decision would be made only after them. population. just numb with anger, a year ago people already had to change their heating in the name of achieving efficiency in the green transition, but now they are told that from 2026, if something needs to be repaired, then it is mandatory to install a heat pump. france takes into account the experience of other eu countries. sweden has announced a €20 million cut in the climate transition budget for next year and a reduction in taxes on gasoline and diesel, which could provoke a political crisis in the country, including a lack of confidence in the head of the relevant ministry. in germany, at great cost under the government coalition on the contrary, a decision was made to gradually ban gas boil

in france, disposable electronic cigarettes will be banned, as prime minister elisabeth born said, now developing a new national plan to combat smoking, it will be presented in the near future as one of the points of a complete ban on disposable electronic cigarettes. similar devices. dangerous because they cause addictive and form bad habits. residents of the five provinces of turkey today are sharing footage of an unusual phenomenon in the night sky. they managed to capture a giant fireball that rushes to the ground at great speed. after that, a bright flash follows and the object dissolves into darkness, experts reassure that, most likely, the eyewitnesses witnessed a meteorite fall, which eventually broke into pieces. now scientists have to find and study the fragments of a celestial body. in sochi, the preparation of the infrastructure of the mountain cluster for the winter during the season, specialists check equipment, protective net shields, as well as snow cannons, report by pavel melnik pilots’ jewelry calculation of a ton of cargo from under the clouds right to a narrow area

. >> so the french prime minister, elisabeth borne has announced plans to ban disposable vapes in a bidpeople each year. in france . but some fear france. but some people fear that ban on single use that a ban on single use e—cigarettes will turn people to tobacco . tobacco. >> so should britain follow suit? or could this backfire and increase smoking rates? let's talk now to director—general talk now to the director—general of vaping association, of the uk vaping association, john dunn. good morning, john. good to see you again. i'm in awe the fact that you keep awe of the fact that you keep coming on show, giving what coming on this show, giving what a beating up. i give you every time talk to you for the time i talk to you for the terrible damage that your industry our industry is doing to our teenagers. yourself. it's teenagers. defend yourself. it's impossible first of impossible to. well first of all, young people shouldn't be vaping. >> as we continue to tell you. and one of the things that we're trying to do is to kerb that through penalise retailers that sell minors as well. th