the dramatic draw in ferry usage was staggering who was using the ferry that was a novelty rather than a transportation but the ferry line stopped one by one because everyone was getting cars and wanted to drive and cars were a big deal. take the care ferry and to san francisco and spend the day or for a saturday drive but really, really changed having the car ferry. >> when the bay bridge was built had a train that went along the lower level so that was a major stay and end up where our sales force transit center is now another way of getting into the city little by little the ferry stopped having a purpose. >> what happened in the 40 and 50's because of this downturn we were trying to find a purpose a number of proposals for a world trade center and wanted to build it own the philly in a terrible idea objective never gotten down including one that had too tall towers a trade center in new york but a tower in between that was a part of ferry building and completely impractical. after the cars the tower administration wanted to keep americans deployed and have the infrastructure for th

the dramatic draw in ferry usage was staggering who was using the ferry that was a novelty rather than a transportation but the ferry line stopped one by one because everyone was getting cars and wanted to drive and cars were a big deal. take the care ferry and to san francisco and spend the day or for a saturday drive but really, really changed having the car ferry. >> when the bay bridge was built had a train that went along the lower level so that was a major stay and end up where our sales force transit center is now another way of getting into the city little by little the ferry stopped having a purpose. >> what happened in the 40 and 50's because of this downturn we were trying to find a purpose a number of proposals for a world trade center and wanted to build it own the philly in a terrible idea objective never gotten down including one that had too tall towers a trade center in new york but a tower in between that was a part of ferry building and completely impractical. after the cars the tower administration wanted to keep americans deployed and have the infrastructure for th

the dramatic draw in ferry usage was staggering who was using the ferry that was a novelty rather than a transportation but the ferry line stopped one by one because everyone was getting cars and wanted to drive and cars were a big deal. take the care ferry and to san francisco and spend the day or for a saturday drive but really, really changed having the car ferry. >> when the bay bridge was built had a train that went along the lower level so that was a major stay and end up where our sales force transit center is now another way of getting into the city little by little the ferry stopped having a purpose. >> what happened in the 40 and 50's because of this downturn we were trying to find a purpose a number of proposals for a world trade center and wanted to build it own the philly in a terrible idea objective never gotten down including one that had too tall towers a trade center in new york but a tower in between that was a part of ferry building and completely impractical. after the cars the tower administration wanted to keep americans deployed and have the infrastructure for th

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so * out by ferry. thank you for “oining us from larnaca. so those _ out by ferry.aca. so those of- out by ferry. thank you forjoining us from larnaca. so those of the l us from larnaca. so those of the report that a turkish evacuation plane coming in to land to the airportjust outside khartoum has come underfire. the pope is beginning a three day official visit to hungary. it's seen as one of the more politically—sensitive trips of his career. these are pictures from budapest. picked 0rban repeatedly criticised immigration to europe. warned that different races shouldn't mix. pope francis has condemned the decision to build a wall to keep the migrants out. nick thorpe is in budapest. how is the stripping scene in hungary? it is being... it is being welcomed by hungarians, especially hungarian catholics, who make up a slight majority in the population. in the last few minutes the pope has finished his address to diplomats, to political leaders up on the castle hill above where i am now. it was, as you say, a sign of this being a pretty political visit. there were se

the dramatic draw in ferry usage was staggering who was using the ferry that was a novelty rather thanation but the ferry line stopped one by one because everyone was getting cars and wanted to drive and cars were a big deal. take the care ferry and to san francisco and spend the day or for a saturday drive but really, really changed having the car ferry. >> when the bay bridge was built had a train that went along the lower level so that was a major stay and end up where our sales force transit center is now another way of getting into the city little by little the ferry stopped having a purpose. >> what happened in the 40 and 50's because of this downturn we were trying to find a purpose a number of proposals for a world trade center and wanted to build it own the philly in a terrible idea objective never gotten down including one that had too tall towers a trade center in new york but a tower in between that was a part of ferry building and completely impractical. after the cars the tower administration wanted to keep americans deployed and have the infrastructure for the united sta

the angel island ferry will be the first short run ferry to go electric. angel island sits up the shoreline and welcomes thousands of visitors per year. in fact, gianna franco spent time with the family that has run the ferry for generations and looks forward to staring it toward a greener >> reporter: and there is the magic right there. there is nothing sweeter. this is captain maggie mcdonough's office. >> we are departing. >> reporter: she steers the angel island ferry into the bay every day. something her family has been doing for generations. >> i got to raise my children on the boat. there is a fifth generation out there now. >> reporter: it clearly runs in the family. >> i love this boat. my family and my dad and everything. my dad always said we need to evolve. >> reporter: she also takes pride in running a business that is passionate about preserving the bay and the environment for generations to come. >> i feel like, one, it is the right thing for this community. also everything we do on this side of the bay, every time we drive a car or move a b

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, is being cooled down on the ferry pipelines to load liquefied natural gas, the temperature of whichs known to be about minus 160°. the board meets here, flexible hoses are supplied and pumping begins. the team on the upper deck is ready to start blocking. confirm that you have everything ready at the blocking station too. chernyakhovsky dmitry mendeleev information accepted you are ready for bunkering. open the valves on the manifold general, the chernyakhovsky cargo ship, which is now paired with another ferry, marshal rokossovsky , running between kaliningrad and the port. plow in the leningrad region, after european bans on rail transportation from the russian enclave, the waterway became more active on board ferries and trucks and trains, the ferries themselves , by the way, were originally built with the ability of the engine to run on both diesel and lng , a full bunker of a full bunker. we have enough for about 2,5 three turns each turn - this is 1.100 e, miles in marine technological terms. uh, liquefied gas, it's more convenient, it's cleaner, so there's less for a mechanic

the government says the ongoing issue with coaches is a matter for the ferry companies.urneys across the channel. it's a very busy time of year. there's been some bad weather, but they have been putting on extra journeys overnight. they are positive that this will be eased very soon. 0n the part itself says french immigration checks following brexit have been an issue. it says it is deeply frustrated by the problems this weekend. let's get more on the problems at dover with simon calder, travel editor at the independent newspaper whojoins me now. thank you for coming in. let's get the latest, what is happening down there at the port?— there at the port? things are caettin there at the port? things are getting much. _ there at the port? things are getting much, much - there at the port? things are i getting much, much smoother, there at the port? things are - getting much, much smoother, as you would predict. there was a surge on friday, loads of schools and universities were breaking up and they were taking advantage of the first opportunity they had at easter for three

the ferry companies have said that is not true.ogether in a kind of kent resilience forced to plan these things, so you and imagine they will have urgent talks to work at what has gone wrong. this is not the let first time we've seen this. last summer they were all sorts of delays when border force got caught in a tunnel, there were limited passport controls, and there were issues at christmas because of strikes on border force, so they really are in a race for time to sort this out so we don't get a repeat at easter and the summer holidays looming and it few months as well. ~ holidays looming and it few months as well. a . . holidays looming and it few months as well. a, . ., holidays looming and it few months as well. . ., ., ~ as well. 0k, marc at dover, thank ou. -- as well. 0k, marc at dover, thank yom -- in — as well. 0k, marc at dover, thank yom -- in a _ as well. ok, marc at dover, thank yom -- in a few— as well. 0k, marc at dover, thank you. -- in a few months _ as well. 0k, marc at dover, thank you. -- in a few months as

, escorting them stop ferrying, escorting them ro— stop ferrying, escorting them ro t— stop ferryingrtgorous— for the day, you have to pass very rigorous tests. and if you uouou-r— very rigorous tests. and if you uouou-r-you- very rigorous tests. and if you uouou-r-you gor- very rigorous tests. and if you haven't you get fined haven't got them, you get fined uooutty. — haven't got them, you get fined uooutty. it— haven't got them, you get fined heavily. .if you're— haven't got them, you get fined heavily. if you're in a heavily. yet if you're in a ttugpy— heavily. yet if you're in a dinghyu you— heavily. yet if you're in a dinghyu you-l- heavily. yet if you're in a dinghy, you i mean , heavily. yet if you're in a- dinghy, you-i mean , this dinghy, you meant i mean, this mos— dinghy, you meant i mean, this uos toou— dinghy, you meant i mean, this uos toou pur— dinghy, you meant i mean, this has been put to— dinghy, you meant i mean, this has been put to me and put to potty— has been put to me and put to potty porou— has been put to me and put to pretty patel, the— has been put to me a

the government says the ongoing issue with coaches is a matter for the ferry companies.. there�*s been some bad weather, but they have been putting on extra journeys overnight. they are positive that this will be eased very soon. the port itself says french immigration checks following brexit have been an issue. it says it is deeply frustrated by the problems this weekend. earlier i spoke to simon calder, the travel editor at the independent, who explained the reasons behind the delays. guided by what the boss of the port of dover has been saying and indeed the ferry operators, they say this is due to the time it takes to process people through immigration. unlike lastjuly when you might remember at the start of the summer holidays there was chaos at dover, partly triggered by french passport officials are not turning up. this time, no blame seems to have been placed on the french. remember we have so called just opposed border controls. so everybody because my passport is checked before they leave the uk, that�*s great in normal times —— juxtaposed border control. at ti

the dramatic draw in ferry usage was staggering who was using the ferry that was a novelty rather thanation but the ferry line stopped one by one because everyone was getting cars and wanted to drive and cars were a big deal. take the care ferry and to san francisco and spend the day or for a saturday drive but really, really changed having the car ferry. >> when the bay bridge was built had a train that went along the lower level so that was a major stay and end up where our sales force transit center is now another way of getting into the city little by little the ferry stopped having a purpose. >> what happened in the 40 and 50's because of this downturn we were trying to find a purpose a number of proposals for a world trade center and wanted to build it own the philly in a terrible idea objective never gotten down including one that had too tall towers a trade center in new york but a tower in between that was a part of ferry building and completely impractical. after the cars the tower administration wanted to keep americans deployed and have the infrastructure for the united sta

the dramatic draw in ferry usage was staggering who was using the ferry that was a novelty rather thannsportation but the ferry line stopped one by one because everyone was getting cars and wanted to drive and cars were a big deal. take the care ferry and to san francisco and spend the day or for a saturday drive but really, really changed having the car ferry. >> when the bay bridge was built had a train that went along the lower level so that was a major stay and end up where our sales force transit center is now another way of getting into the city little by little the ferry stopped having a purpose. >> what happened in the 40 and 50's because of this downturn we were trying to find a purpose a number of proposals for a world trade center and wanted to build it own the philly in a terrible idea objective never gotten down including one that had too tall towers a trade center in new york but a tower in between that was a part of ferry building and completely impractical. after the cars the tower administration wanted to keep americans deployed and have the infrastructure for the unit

more ferries, as you heard, have been put on, and that seems to have eased things.he roads, i mean, the traffic is coming through absolutely fine until you get to the ferry terminal. so things are definitely improving here. we will have a live update in an hour from we will have a live update in an hourfrom now we will have a live update in an hour from now on we will have a live update in an hourfrom now on bbc news. we will have a live update in an hourfrom now on bbc news. school bosses who run more than 200 academies in england, say 0fsted must rethink how it carries out their inspections. they've told the bbc that the regulator often fails to take into account the effect of the pandemic on poorer areas. their concerns follow the death of a head teacher who took her own life, after her school was downgraded. 0ur education editor branwenjeffreys, reports. music is important at this london primary school, but two 0fsted inspections in the last year have struck a note of discord. it's been a year like no other in my life, notjust for me but for the entire school co

she was the first to refuel from launching at the shipyard ferry all over europe.rtook. yes, the atlantic ocean. the north sea danish straits the baltic sea re, that is, around all of europe, this is with us at one gas station, only after loading in the port, the ferry will leave the bay into the sea, where the lng bunkerer dmitry mendeleev is already waiting for him . approximately 20 minutes. the first lng blocker in our country, dmitry mendeleev, is stationed from luga in riga, therefore, a unique project of our country, now we will moor here, come on board, and take a look. what is there. in russia , four lng-powered cargo ships are currently in operation, this year it is expected to be launched and four more ships each will be able to take an average of 40-450 tpg, despite the fact that the reserve capacity of all bunkering as much as 6.000 m³, liquefied natural gas. dmitry mendeleev will fully satisfy the need, such as blocking all of them with the cleanest lng in europe and there will still be a power reserve. a separate aesthetic pleasure is the observation

the government says the ongoing issue with coaches is a matter for the ferry companies. acute pressure of bookings, of coaches and journeys across the channel. it's a very busy time of year. there's been some bad weather, but they have been putting on extra journeys overnight. they are positive that this will be eased very soon. but the port itself says french immigration checks following brexit have been an issue. it says it is deeply frustrated by this weekend's problems. simonjones there. next in the uk, the home secretary has defended the government's plans to send migrants who arrive in britain by crossing the english channel in small boats to rwanda. suella braverman described the plans as being a "significant deterrent", but the opposition labour party has criticised the move, accusing the government of failing to "get a grip" of the migration system. it comes as the bbc understands the government could announce alternatives to hotel accommodation for migrants as early as next week. earlier, our political correspondent david wallace lockhart gave us this update. t

, general chernyakhovsky, is cooled down on the ferry and the pipelines are stabbed in order to loadfied natural gas, the temperature of which, as is known, is about minus 160 °. this is where board-to-board meet, flexible hoses are supplied and pumping begins. the team on the upper deck is ready for the start of the lockdown. confirm that you have a blocking station, too, everything is ready, general. chernyakhovsky dmitry mendeleev information accepted. you are ready to be blocked. open the valves on the manifold, general, chernyakhovsky a cargo ship, which is now paired with another ferry, marshal rokossovsky, runs between kaliningrad and the port of ust-luga in the leningrad region after european bans on rail transport from the russian enclave, the waterway has intensified on board ferries, and trucks and railroad trains. the ferries themselves, by the way, were originally built with the possibility engine to work both on diesel and on lng a full bunker of a full bunker is enough for us for about 2,5 three turns each turn - this is 1,100 miles of marine technological terms. uh, l

it is also of strategic importance general, chernyakhovsky is the second ferry in russia that runs onwo types of fuel at once for diesel and, in fact , liquefied natural gas, according to the captain themselves, this type of equipment is in great demand and russia needs it to a greater extent, especially in the current conditions, the ferry general chernyakhovsky car on the rail transports cars. trailers any railway equipment takes on board wagons up to 80 pieces. we went to kaliningrad to the port of baltiysk, that is, we transport and connect, uh, the big land with the experience of the kaliningrad region shows that people working on oily natural gas are even safer than ordinary people here, because the people who work. on such vessels, they undergo special training and treat their duties more carefully and responsibly. use. as a fuel. the lng team immediately notes that there are no environmental friendliness, safety and efficiency. the volume of two ferry tanks of 600 cubic meters is enough to go twice along the route ust-luga, kaliningrad and back. she first refuels from the desc

dmitri mendeleev goes to the ferry, waiting for him in the roadstead.l in russia, tanker lng is ready to fuel ship engines, namely liquefied natural gas , an environmentally friendly, clean fuel that more and more ships in the world are starting to use. the sailors are already ready for the next bunker, as sailors call it, the newest russian cargo ferry, general chernyakhovsky, is cooling down the pipelines on the ferry to load liquefied natural gas, the temperature of which, as is known, is about minus 160 °. the board meets here, flexible hoses are supplied and pumping begins, the team works on the upper deck ready to start blocking. confirm that everything is ready at your blocking station too. chernyakhovsky dmitry mendeleev information accepted. you are ready to bunker. open the valves on the manifold, general, chernyakhovsky a cargo ship, which is now paired with another ferry , marshal rokossovsky, runs between kaliningrad and the port of ust-luga in the leningrad region after european bans on rail transport from the russian enclave, the waterway

the dramatic draw in ferry usage was staggering who was using the ferry that was a novelty rather than a transportation but the ferry line stopped one by one because everyone was getting cars and wanted to drive and cars were a big deal. take the care ferry and to san francisco and spend the day or for a saturday drive but really, really changed having the car ferry. >> when the bay bridge was built had a train that went along the lower level so that was a major stay and end up where our sales force transit center is now another way of getting into the city little by little the ferry stopped having a purpose. >> what happened in the 40 and 50's because of this downturn we were trying to find a purpose a number of proposals for a world trade center and wanted to build it own the philly in a terrible idea objective never gotten down including one that had too tall towers a trade center in new york but a tower in between that was a part of ferry building and completely impractical. after the cars the tower administration wanted to keep americans deployed and have the infrastructure for th

the government says the ongoing issue with coaches is a matter for the ferry companies.channel. it�*s a very busy time of year. there�*s been some bad weather, but they have been putting on extra journeys overnight. they are positive that this will be eased very soon. the port itself says french immigration checks following brexit have been an issue. it says it is deeply frustrated by the problems this weekend. pope francis has presided over palm sunday mass at the vatican — just a day after leaving hospital in rome. the 86—year—old was admitted with breathing difficulties, and later diagnosed with bronchitis. the pontiff�*s admission to hospital came ahead of the busiest week in the christian calendar. thousands of people gathered in st peter�*s square waving palm and olive branches as pope francis was driven into the huge esplanade, sitting in the back of a white, open—topped vehicle. he then celebrated mass, his initial blessing was made standing up, but he spent the rest of the service sitting down. in his homily he called on people not to ignore those experiencing g

more ferries, as you heard, have been put on, and that seems to have eased things.roving here. let's leave you for this hour with some pictures from the pope in st peter's square on palm sunday. the pope's actual responsibilities at the alter are being handled by a cardinal in the church on his behalf. you may remember he did this on a prior occasion, because of his health. his last significant concern was back in 2021, when he underwent colon cancer. not colon cancer, he had colon surgery, forgive me. he had colon surgery, forgive me. he had a condition which he said recently had also recurred. but that is not in itself a life—threatening condition. nonetheless, he is having to ease his workload. although the bishops in france announced he would be visited toulouse i think it is in the autumn for a celebration of the church there. these are the scenes from palm sunday, the first significant marking point in the church calendar of the week of easter, which is of course the highlight of christian belief. you're watching bbc news. hello, we have a dry, settled spell o

short run ferry services to become zero emissions by the end of 2025 .ally was an incredible day to be on the bay. >> what a beautiful sight it is and a great goal, end up to that the 25. >>> e-cigarette maker juul writing a check to the state of california to settle a lawsuit accusing the company of deceiving you in ads. tales in our money watch report. >>> coming up in drew >>> e-cigarette maker juul will write a multimillion dollar check over its marketing of e-cigarettes to young people. the company will pay almost half $1 billion to six states, including the state of california, plus the district of columbia and onto the deal, juul is barred from marketing to what people under the age of 35 and also had to limit the amount of purchases by customers in stores and online. a little bit of a limits. parents, school administrators, and elected officials have blamed juul for that surge in underaged vaping an addiction, so juul says in its latest settlement that it is, quote, nearing total resolution of the company's historical legal challenges. >>> inflat

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now ferry hearing from you.ditional sailings overnight from dover as they work through a backlog of easter traffic . a backlog of easter traffic. strong winds, a large volume of coaches and slower process in times of border control have all been cited as causes . so if you been cited as causes. so if you want to find out what's going on right now, who better to ask than travel guru simon calder? simon, good morning to you . what simon, good morning to you. what is going on with all of this? i mean, we knew it was going to be very, very busy. we didn't it to be as bad as it was. very, very busy. we didn't it to be as bad as it was . right. good be as bad as it was. right. good morning, angela. good morning, stephen. nice to see you. and i've been hearing from travellers overnight it is absolutely misery blow, i'm afraid. 4000 and thousands of people i've just got the latest from p&o ferries, one of the three ferry operators , dover, three ferry operators, dover, they say the waiting time is now about five or 6 ho

i can see the ferry up here, ini— ferry. i can see the ferry up here, hwi i— ferry.it and we're actually going— myself for a bit and we're actually going to france, paris insi— actually going to france, paris iwsi ior— actually going to france, paris iwsi ior ihe— actually going to france, paris just for the road— actually going to france, paris just for the road trip for the ion— just for the road trip for the iowr oow— just for the road trip for the four day vacation. 3 four day vacation. actually, we hove— four day vacation. actually, we have been waiting for about half an hour. it's been very pleasant , you know, like opening, you know, the weather is good. so we don't to we have a high don't want to we have a high spirit . don't want to we have a high spirit. well, don't want to we have a high spirit . well, as you heard from spirit. well, as you heard from ihose— spirit. well, as you heard from those passengers— 3 t well, as you heard from those passengers and many more who— those passengers and many more who he— those passengers and many more who he heooing— t

sudan, across the red sea, about a 12—hour ferry ride.on deck, still lots of people waiting their ferry has just arrived from the long, difficult journey that they've taken from sudan, from port sudan, across the red sea, about a 12—hour ferry ride. you can see up on deck, still lots of people waiting for their turn to disembark. we're not quite sure how many there are. we've been talking to lots of people from all over the world. it's so bad, you know, so bad. and a lot of innocent people that are dying every day. you know, you must be very relieved to find safety. yeah. and we need to stop this war immediately, you know? this is not going to help everybody in sudan. just over there, there are embassy staff, consular staff from all over the world, too, waving their flags and waiting to greet their citizens. people from britain as well were expecting incredibly relieved scenes here. people telling us of the difficulties they've had, the two day drive in many cases from khartoum over to the red sea coast. and there the long wait, the stres

so ferry from main street alameda will now depart at 3.25. and from oakland, it will depart at 3.45. the ferry from chase back to the east bay will depart as usual. 30 minutes after the final buzzer. and don't forget that we are going to bring you complete coverage in our playoff edition of hoopsession right here on kron 4 every evening at 10. 45 join our sports director jason dumas. so long with erin kate rooney, as they break down each game, bringing us all the highlights in the interviews, players, coaches, all of it. and again, you catch it tonight at 10. 45? we're going. take a break for 42 is the time. and when we come back today on dine and dish, we're taking you to a local hot spot that goes out. >> well, latin caribbean about that because of cuts will give >> wow, look at that. hail. and so look at the cow running for cover in the background. this was at a texas southern texas. a severe storm came through and look at the the hail as big enough. it was churning the water like it was boiling. holy cow. golf ball-sized baseball size. ye

but that also raises the question about harpers ferry. so what exactly does brown think was going to happen as a result of this is clear that by the time he is executed, john brown has concluded that is worth more to the abolitionist movement into the freedom of movement dead than alive and you can almost see that revelation dawning on him in his days in jail before the court in all of this. so i think that as far as i can tell that when he went to harpers ferry still hoping with the work, that is where serving self-taught person. >> i think about how lincoln was checking books out of the library of congress to learn about military energy in the beginning and during the war and same kind of thank you pretty can you speak this at what point did john brown decide to stay in the engine house that harpers ferry into not go out as he originally landed and what caused him to ultimately make that decision. >> is that a loaded question, i don't know if it is not. >> no no no, i think that he was expecting a little more of a an explosion among the

we of passenger ferries which have been coming over here to jeddah. some pictures _ coming over here to jeddah. we have some pictures of _ coming over here to jeddah. we have some pictures of the _ coming over here to jeddah. we have some pictures of the evacuees - coming over here to jeddah. we have some pictures of the evacuees on - coming over here to jeddah. we havej some pictures of the evacuees on the passenger ferries, some pictures of the evacuees on the passengerferries, you can see some pictures of the evacuees on the passenger ferries, you can see the relief, they are waving as they are arriving or leaving. upon arrival at their final destination, where are they staying? how are they being looked after? the they staying? how are they being looked after?— they staying? how are they being looked after? ,,., , ., ., ~ looked after? the saudis are making a bi show looked after? the saudis are making a big show humanitarian _ looked after? the saudis are making a big show humanitarian effort, - looked after? the saudis are making a big show huma

arrived it says on the ferry ferry belarusians. i need to let go.t you should not let it in children. we paid him, we were transported in general, we were stingy, what can i say, they didn’t let me on the ferry, because that’s all people were already running from there. so that there were floats to go, but we moved, we moved, but again , we didn’t have attention, we didn’t panic until may 5, 4, we already began to evacuate the cattle from the first stage. this kolkhoz is fat there. and on may 6, they would have already begun to climb into schools for children, and on may 12 they were already resettled from this village. here is my village of the motherland. here you will go to where the bees are. i've been local for 14 years. i was born here, and he himself comes from this region, of course, it’s better to change aside in 2019 on behalf of the president and the skein. this is a territory of evicted villages attracts stalkers and adventurers. although in general there is a checkpoint here. there is nothing so special in this zone, almost all houses a

here in the uk — 0perators at the port of dover, are putting on extra night ferries, to try to clear to the continent over easter. the port authority has apologised and says its "deeply frustrated," that bad weather and french border checks have caused problems. some people travelling by coach say they've faced up to 14 hour delays. simonjones, has more from dover. it's not such a great start to the great easter getaway. forced to spend hours on a coach with no idea when you're going to be able to get across the channel. guys, should we just carry on with the karaoke? this driver from nottingham is trying to keep the spirits of his passengers up as they face missing a day on the slopes of the french alps. we've here 4.5 hours waiting. we've had other coaches in front of us who have been waiting for more than 12 hours. i have no idea how long we're going to be here. could be for another 12 hours, i don't know. the police have been doing what they can to stop dover from snarling up, but lorries and cars have been getting caught in the chaos, too. we were meant to go to italy, ultimatel

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i can imagine ministers are going to call in the port of dover, - the ferry companies, and say, "right," so therefore there will be mandated capacity limits, which will be carefully worked out by the port, by the ferry companies, so that they know that they can cope. there will be an early test of resilience in a few days' time, with large numbers expected to travel over the easter bank holiday. the bbc has been told there are "positive updates" in the case of the british men, arrested by the taliban in afghanistan. the government said it had been in negotiations following the news of their detention. yetunde yusuf has more. back under taliban control since the summer of 2021, now it's emerged that three british men are being held in custody by the taliban in afghanistan. so it may be i might be evacuated tonight, maybe next week, maybe a month. it's understood one of them is miles routledge, who had to be evacuated in the final days of the occupation in 2021. he's gained a social media following visiting countries deemed dangerous by the authorities. two other british men have also be

it was very windy and that did cause some delays to the ferries.ng issue is checks have been introduced after brexit and that particularly relates to coach passengers. so if you come through the part on a coach, each passenger has to get off that vehicle and show their passport to the french authorities because the french do their checks here on british soil, and have their passports stamped. and that is adding to the length of time it is taking to get all these passages through. so day three of disruption here in dover, once again, it is those coach passengers... again, it is those coach passengers. . .- again, it is those coach passengers... again, it is those coach assenuers... . ., , ., passengers... simon, 'ust to say... sor to passengers... simon, 'ust to say... sorry to interrupt, — passengers... simon, 'ust to say... sorry to interrupt, the]— passengers... simon, just to say... sorry to interrupt, the line - passengers... simon, just to say... sorry to interrupt, the line broke i sorry to interrupt, the line broke up sorry to interrupt, the

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further south to the ferry building. this is the very building seawall and substructure earthquake reliability project. here we're focused on improving earthquake safety by strengthening the seawall and the substructure of the iconic ferry building. we really want to provide reliable earthquake disaster response capability for the ferry berths and the staging areas here. this was highlighted in our disaster response exercise. with, um city and regional partners. we see an opportunity to improve waterside public realm. utility services. we want to minimize construction impacts with this one. this is a highly active area and just sort of coming back from covid. and we see the need to develop the long term adaptation plan here and make these make these investments initial steps on that adaptation path. really complicated area. um most complex area on the waterfront. we have very thick bay muds here . 100 ft. thick we have a mix of structures dating from 18 89. we have the 240 ft tall clock tower of the philip ferry building

i can imagine ministers are going to call in the port of dover, - the ferry companies, and say, "rights, which will be carefully worked out by the port, by the ferry companies, so that they know that they can cope. there will be an early test of resilience in a few days' time, with large numbers expected to travel over the easter bank holiday. pope francis has led palm sunday mass at the vatican, just a day after being discharged from hospital, following treatment for bronchitis. the pontiff, who's 86, appeared before worshippers in st peter's square, at the start of one of the busiest weeks in the christian calendar. 0ur europe correspondent, jenny hill, has that story. there was a determination about pope francis this morning, a desire, perhaps, to get back to work. butjust a day after he left hospital, he cut a rather frail figure, his voice at times rather hoarse as he led the palm sunday mass. translation: i thank you for “oining me and also for your prayers, _ which intensified in recent days. i truly thank you. applause. for worshippers here, a prayer answered. it's the most imp

the port of dover said ferry companies accepted extra easter bookings, adding pressure to the system.tra crossings overnight to help get things moving. the port is also blaming french border processes. since the uk left the eu, there is no longerfreedom of movement to the continent, so passport checks are much more rigorous and they happen here, on english soil. so, when you have a coachload of 80 schoolchildren, every single person has to get off, have their passport examined and stamped. freight traffic and cars haven't been affected. the home secretary said the delays are not down to brexit. they have seen an acute pressure of bookings of coaches and journeys across the channel. it is a very busy time of year. there has been bad weather but they have been putting on extra journeys overnight. last summer, there were huge queues at the start of the school holidays and the christmas getaway saw problems because of strikes. how then to prevent a repeat in the future? i can imagine ministers are going to call in the port of dover, the ferry companies and say, we can't have this again, s

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