were sent to somalia and the central african republic, 25 thousand were sent to mali, burkenafasso, eritreaian ambassador extraordinary plenipotentiary to zimbabwe, participated in the transfer of grain. . the diplomatic line of dialogue is expanding thanks to honest and open contacts and the desire to find common ground mutual assistance. russia has demonstrated not only to zimbabwe, african countries, but to the whole world that we are ready to help those who need our support. russia keeps its word, this is a very important contribution to ensuring food security in zimbabwe. part of the russian grain will go to this flour mill. the largest in the country. a variety of flour products are made from it, but this is not the main thing. once upon a time, zimbabwe was a country literally the breadwinner of its neighbors. and now, solving your food security issues, which... of course, there is other work being done to regain our former name and title as an exporter. in the mukul workshops , grain is grinding non-stop, they show us the process , they place a special emphasis on quality, what frac

african countries, 50,000 tons were sent to somalia, the central african republic, 25 to maliburfaso, eritreansfer of grain ambassador extraordinary plenipotentiary of russia to zimbabwe nikolai krosilnikov. the diplomatic line of dialogue is expanding thanks to honest and open contact and the desire to find common points of contact and mutual assistance. the milling plant is the largest in the country, a variety of flour products are made from it, but this is not the main thing: zimbabwe was once a country that was literally the breadwinner of its neighbors, now solving its food security issues, which of course exist, other work is underway, to regain its former self name and title of the exporter. in noisy workshops, the grinding of animals goes on non-stop, they show us the process. and they place a special emphasis on quality, which fractions they process, where the flour is then sent, the process of sorting and shipping to the store, here they can produce about 200 currents every day. this is for local consumption, as soon as we have a surplus of production, we can start exporting it. ou

so for the red sea coast of sedan eritrea and you booty, showers and storms likely and the potential to see some flooding. a few showers, touching a few drops and call that 15 degrees on tuesday and we sent them record breaking heat in parts of the turkey a full on sunshine and forecasts for you on tuesday. pretty picture perfect. their belts of heat extending from chad new share. that's also pushing into per keen a fast so we've been sitting records there for just how hot it's been. and i gotta show you all this rain coming into uganda. rewan to emperor windy. could see some flooding. there's been more flooding in nairobi and to the south, we go there. showers and storms begins to peter out across south africa, so not a bad day, including in cape town and the western cape province. let's go 22 degrees for you on tuesday. enjoy. see you later. the unique perspective that plays students up does told the palestinians to go to on heard voices, to humor. i try to highlight the absurdities inconsistency, but upon proceeding the landscape, connect with our community and tap into conversati

so around the red sea coast of sudan, eritrea and you put a looking to catch a few showers on monday to central asia. we go cooler, feel here. temperatures of lowered across pockets. done with wet weather. we've got some showers in the mix for it. took minutes. dance capital ask about at 17 degrees wall to wall sunshine, across the turkey, a looking good and assembled 90 degrees. look at cyprus, they could see a passing pushing past that 30 degrees threshold. and certainly we have had a lot of heat for chats capital engine. nina, that continues 44 unsettled spill in the northwest. but that wet weather is starting to peter out for places like morocco, but the rain is picking up through the democratic republic of congo. if i take you to the south, get ready south africa, we're seeing some activity flareups really for central and eastern portions of the country on monday. the brutality of the response to the events of october 7th had become impossible to make. no, there is no one nor of international humanities. heidi a lot that has not been violated. it's been one of some western power

so around the red sea coast of sudan, eritrea and just put a looking to catch a few showers on monday to central asia. we go cooler, feel here at temperatures of lower to cross pockets down with what, whether we've got some showers in the mix for 10 minutes stance. capital ask about at 17 degrees wall to wall sunshine, across the turkey, a looking good and assembled 90 degrees. look at cyprus, they could see a passing pushing past that 30 degrees threshold. and certainly we have had a lot of heat for chats capital engine. nina, that continues 44 unsettled still in the northwest. but the weather is starting to peter out for places like morocco, but the rain is picking up through the democratic republic of congo. if i take you to the south, get ready, south africa, we're seeing some activity flare up really for central and eastern portions of the country on monday. in the bigger global that i couldn't yet in history, the world's biggest democracy office on epic showdown. join me screen of asking jan on a new full bought cd focusing on india. in this episode i go on my own experience of

we have spoken to people from eritrea which is one country away from rwanda, if they wanted to go thate here instead, which suggests that, for now, the boats are not stopping. . now, the boats are not stopping. , in calais, thank you. henry zeffman. a hugely significant moment for the prime minister, this has been his flagship policy and he has struggled for many months to push it through. take us through the political reaction. ~ reaction. relief i think it government, _ reaction. relief i think it government, because i reaction. relief i think it| government, because as reaction. relief i think it - government, because as you say reaction. relief i think it _ government, because as you say this has taken a long time. this legislation has dominated parliament here since the start of the year, considered both by the house of commons and the house of lords last night in a dramatic moment, if you like, both houses were pinning it back and forth but ultimately, as they almost always do, the house of lords said they respected the privacy of the house of commons, the elected chamber. the qu

so showers and storms for the red sea coast of sudan, eritrea and booty in time. it's freshened up in buckets done with the store instead of rolled through here. so temperature is of lowered, especially in the 4 at $29.00, but still pumping in that heat. and humidity of the baseband goal, especially for additional state where sun spots are pushing past 40 degrees c a later in 2018. a john listed 40 days of civic action against the on median government. i'm president sockets young's group on power. i'm going to labor to square and documentary photos. he's non violent campaign to bring down to corrupt regime, tarnishing out really good, a democratic revolution. i am not alone on media as velvet revolution on our also orthodox jews in israel sub and its military. the government is undergoing pressure to end the decades of exemption. that's as close a drawing for old groups to join the army as the rule rights is only garza but couldn't leads the collapse of benjamin netanyahu, whose coalition is inside story, the hello there. i am james bays is a controversial issue t

we have spoken to people from eritrea, which is one country away from rwanda — if they wanted to go thathere instead, which suggests that, for now, the boats are not stopping. that was tom symonds in calais. let's speak to the bbc�*s simonjones, who's in dover. welcome back. tell us what more we know about the incident in the channel in which we understand at least five people have died today? another reminder of the danger of crossing the world's most dangerous shipping lane in these small boats. we talk about small boats, in this incident a boat set out at around 5am with, we are told, more than 110 people on board. that would be exceptional in terms of numbers, the average per boat is around 50. we are told the boat got stranded on a sandbank shortly after setting off from a beach in wimereux in northern france along the coast from calais, more towards boulogne. after being struck on the sandbank it managed to relaunch into the water but there was some sort of incident involving the crowd, as french authorities call it, on board the boat, and we are told five people lost their lives,

but now , eritrea in east africa.n has become, the appeal has been upheld after a doctor said he would be more likely to kill himself if he returned home. the decision was made despite a security report finding he posed a medium risk to the british public. he was also likely to have been punished for evading national service duty as a teenager back in his home country. so look, just as a reminder, not only do we have a rapist on our hands that we can't get rid of because it might hurt his feelings, he's also a coward, too. so let's get the thoughts of my panel. political commentator suzanne evans, journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth, and political editor of the daily express, sam lister, benjamin butterworth usually not the kind of guy who would be happy to have this chap roaming the streets of britain because we can't deport him. you support the echr, don't you? >> well, i can confirm i don't like child rapists. i'm glad we can have that. no, but you support the echr. look, you know, i think this is clear

so for the red sea coast of sudan, eritrea and you booty, showers and storms likely and the potential to see some flooding. a few showers touching a few drops and cobble at 15 degrees on tuesday and we sent them record breaking heat in parts of the turkey a full on sunshine and forecast for you on tuesday. pretty picture perfect. their belts of heat extending from chad new share. that's also pushing into per keen a fast so we've been sitting records there for just how hot it's been. and i gotta show you all this rain coming into uganda. rwanda and burundi could see some flooding. there's been more flooding in nairobi and to the south, we go there. showers in storms begins to peter out across south africa, so not a bad day, including in cape town and the western cape province. let's go 22 degrees for you on tuesday. enjoy. see you later the, if we can not agree on how to coordinate space traffic management, we risk to safety and the sustainability of space and worryingly, the breach of peace and security. you know, it just makes people empowered, investigates the proliferation of comme

but many increasingly are fleeing untenable human rights situations, particularly in ethiopia, in eritrea. 22 people are rescues from the ship, right? that even if they made it to them and they would have still faced the most dangerous part of the journey in 2020 to 795, mostly ethiopians. with care with between yemen and saudi arabia, with violence against migrants has intensified. they've survived this part of the journey that the future looks up as uncertain is that the goal evans, how do 03 children have died off a migrant boat capsized off the coast of the greek on an appeals. their bodies were covered by the coast guard. also rested 14 people, including 8 other children. brig media say they were all from afghanistan, and thousands of migrant. severe rescued off. it's probably an audit and producer. 57 people were aboard a small boats when it came into trouble. they've been safe to transfer to the island for assessment. 0 european parliament says approved over hold of immigration policies that hold an entry procedures for asylum seekers. they decision for those years of tension subdi

but many increasingly are fleeing untenable human rights situations, particularly in ethiopia, in eritrea. 22 people are rescues from the ship, right? but even if they made it to them and they would have still faced the most dangerous part of the journey in 2020 to 795, mostly ethiopians. who killed between yemen and saudi arabia with violence against migrants as intensified. they've survived this part of the journey that the future looks up with onset and was that the goal, evans, how does your o on 3 children have died after a migrant. both capsized off the coast of the greek island of cios. their bodies were recovered by the coast guard, which also rescued. 14 people including 8 other children. greek media say the migraines were from us, was honest on to after years of political deadlock, the european union is voting on legislation to overall it's asylum and migration policy. the reforms have been into work since 2016 and they're aimed at easing pressure on southern countries like recent italy. it comes with the annual number of migrant just in the mediterranean. it continues to grow w

but many increasingly are fleeing untenable human rights situations, particularly in ethiopia, in eritrea. 22 people are rescues from the ship, right? but even if they made it to them and they would have still faced the most dangerous part of the journey in 2020 to 795, mostly ethiopians. who killed between yemen and saudi arabia with violence against migrants as intensified. they've survived this part of the journey that the future looks around. so it was that the goal, evans, how does their 3 children have died off to a migrant boat capsized off the coast of the greek orange appeals. their bodies were recovered by the coast guard. also rescued, 14 people including 8 other children. greek medias say they were all from afghanistan. a dozens of migrants have been rescued off the tongue in the island does not produce 57 people or a board, a small boats when it came into trouble in the mediterranean. i have been a safety transfer to the on and for assessment european parliament says approved and over hold of immigration policies that hold an entry procedures for assign him c, cuz the decisio

so for the red sea coast of sudan, eritrea and you booty, showers, and storms blakely and the potential to see some flooding. a few showers, touching a few drops and call that 15 degrees on tuesday. and we've seen some record breaking heat in parts of the turkey a full on sunshine and forecasts for you on tuesday. pretty picture perfect there. belts of heat extending from chad new share. that's also pushing into per keynote fast. so we've been sitting records there for just how hot it's been. and i gotta show you all this rain coming into. you've gone to rwanda and burundi. could see some flooding. there's been more flooding in nairobi and to the south, we go there. showers and storms begins to peter out across south africa, so not a bad day, including in cape town and the western cape province. let's go 22 degrees for you on tuesday. enjoy say later, still ahead on this, i'll just even use our water crisis and one of the world's biggest cities. we're going to tell you what the people of mexico's capital are doing to cope fuss. and suppose another game of a record set for basketball sta

, countries like iran, eritrea, where they physically will not let off plane.problem. that's let them off the plane. that's whe|the have a problem. that's let them off the plane. that's whe|the governmentilem. that's let them off the plane. that's whe|the government ism. that's let them off the plane. that's whe|the government is putting so why the government is putting so much this rwanda much effort into this rwanda scheme way of getting scheme as a way of getting people the country to a people out of the country to a third territory, which will be a deterrent and we've seen why that will be a deterrent, because i think for a select committee i sit on have been to france seen it france and we've seen what it can, can do. there is an issue with levels of migration . with high levels of migration. again, the government is taking steps that largely steps to reduce that largely because of the dependents are coming with we need in coming with people we need in this , bringing a lot of this country, bringing a lot of dependents frankly don't dependents who frankly

iran, eritrea and afghanistan. >> afghanistan, afghanistan this year so far, sudan . year so far, sudanyou had to travel through mainland europe? >> why have you when you're in france, why did you have to leave france? france is not war torn. france is a nuclear power. it's a nato member. it's a un founder. what's wrong with france? >> because you can't keep saying that because it would go back. >> amy, we've got ireland wanting to designate this country a safe country. yet ireland were the ones who told us by treating this, by treating the republic of ireland differently in the eu deal, that we'd have installed a hard border which undermined the good friday agreement ireland itself wants to undermine the good friday agreement based on their own logic. can i can i just get a straight answer from all of you on this? would you be okay with tagging asylum seekers, well , i'd with tagging asylum seekers, well, i'd be more okay with just sending them back, but. okay. yeah. so if they're here and they're in a hotel near you, you'd be right. yes. of course. yeah right. >> come on, patrick, fli

iran eritrea, countries like like that.heme is there to deal with people that you cannot deport to their own countries when they have absolutely no claim , so have absolutely no claim, so they undermine that scheme. they want to get rid of that scheme even if it's successful and scheme even if the eu said, well, actually that's quite a goodidea well, actually that's quite a good idea and we'd like some of that action as well. also, it's completely irresponsible. >> we should say that our very own christopher hope did interview rachel reeves, the shadow chancellor, the labour shadow chancellor, of course, last week . and he put to her, last week. and he put to her, well, if 10,000 migrants are flown to rwanda, would you still axe this scheme? and she did equivocate. she did equivocate . equivocate. she did equivocate. so it seems as though it's based on the scale of the success, because at the moment, we have absolutely no idea how many migrants are going to be sent to rwanda, if any, because of course, truth be told, those

we have seen - pictures of people from afghanistan, south sedan, eritrea, boarding a boat this morning—n telling you about the albania scheme as an example of the deterrent effect. those coming from albania is down 90%. there is an increase in numbers largely down to a tenfold increase in vulnerable vietnamese migrants frankly being traded across by evil criminal smuggling gangs. last week i signed an agreement with my vietnamese counterpart showing even closer cooperation between our two countries because we are both determined to ensure people from vietnam or elsewhere, but specifically in the case of vietnam, do not get onto those small boats. we have seen fatalities in the channel every single month for the last eight months, nine fatalities this year alone, a seven—year—old girl lost her life attempting to cross. that is why there is a moral mission, immoral reason we are determined to stop the boats. your broader point is right, we have not stopped them yet, but the prime minister is determined to ensure that we do stop them and that's why we sat so late last night determined to