thank ou ve foreign office is on its way. thank you very much _ foreign office is on its way. _ foreign office is on its way. thank you very much for that _ foreign office is on its way. thank you very much for that update. . foreign office is on its way. thank| you very much for that update. our you very much for that update. 0ur correspondent in the newsroom over here. lots of people will be concerned if they have holidays booked to rhodes, we can go live now to emma brennan — she's head of media and communications for the association of british travel agents. thanks forjoining us. firstly, lots of people will be worried, what do they do if their flight is cancelled? i they do if their flight is cancelled?— they do if their flight is cancelled? ,, , ., , cancelled? i think it is really important — cancelled? i think it is really important to _ cancelled? i think it is really important to recognise - cancelled? i think it is really important to recognise that| cancelled? i think it is really - important to recognise that there is sue d to groups of people. people who have boo

the foreign office has _ has been affected. the foreign office has sent _ has been affected.cted. the foreign office has sent a rapid - office has sent a rapid deployment team of five and four british red cross responders to rhodes macro to help bring tourists back home. but now corfu, another popular holiday island, is on fire. a blaze broke out in the northern part of the island which is popular with british tourist and an evacuation order has been issued. with the greek fire brigade now forecasting fires will break out on other islands, including crete, the nightmare on the holiday islands rages on. louisa pilbeam, bbc news. thousands of tourists have already been evacuated from their accommodation but many are still waiting for information on what happens next. 0ur reporter courtney bembridge has more. let's get another perspective from some of the two companies and airlines that fly into rhodes macro, jet2 have said they will be sending no tourists there for at least the next week but they are sending empty planes there to help get people home. tui has also cancelled fli

the foreign office says it's affecting 10% of the island.aise for the generosity they've been shown by the greek people. we've been treated very well. they're like, yeah, and you can't... the volunteers have been amazing. fires have also been raging on the island of corfu, where 2,000 people have been evacuated. these boats were helping people to escape last night, but the greek government is anxious to play down the threat. the situation in corfu is not alarming. we had some evacuation from houses. summer houses, but nothing like the evacuation that took place in rhodes these days. temperatures are set to soar in greece again tomorrow. fires continue to spread across the country. the greek government says it's on constant alert. zoe conway, bbc news. 0ur correspondent azadeh moshiri is on the island of rhodes. you are at the airport, azadeh, what are people there telling you about their experiences clive, people here rhodes airport are angry, and that angry is firmly directed at the airlines. i spoke to a family who had to leave their hotel

i mean, the problem with the foreign office if the the foreign office is if the foreign say that foreign't if they refuse to travel and they're being offered it. i mean, the problem with the other end the people who've end is with the people who've been evacuated hotels been evacuated and the hotels burnt where are they going burnt out, where are they going to stay? and there have been people arrived people who've arrived at the airport and ended going airport and ended up going straight evacuation centre straight to an evacuation centre and out on a on and sleeping out on a on a sunbed at night time . sunbed at night time. >> honour god , talk about let's >> honour god, talk about let's talk about, you know , the talk about, you know, the brilliant i'm glad you're safe, nigel. >> thank you. i'm glad you got out. yes. and i must say , your out. yes. and i must say, your tan almost eclipses my orange jacket . jacket. >> did you have factor 51? >> did you have factor 51? >> i've taken. >> i've taken. >> did you have. you did not. >> did you have. you did not. >> listen, this is nonsense. >

well, as andrew mitchell , a foreign office mitchell, a foreign office minister, was saying on gb newseakfast this morning, you know, it is up to the tour operators to provide that service to british and bring those british tourists back there aren't going to be any specially organised flights at the moment planned by the british government and of course we do know that there is that rapid deployment team, that ten man that mark was talking man team, that mark was talking about rhodes about there at rhodes international. right now . and international. right now. and they are dealing with requests from british members of the pubuc from british members of the public who need help now on the question of whether people should continue to travel to rhodes, we do know there are still easyjet flights . if you still easyjet flights. if you want to go on your holiday, you can get on your easyjet flight and go rhodes. easyjet have and go to rhodes. easyjet have actually cancelled the holidays. part their offering, but not part of their offering, but not the flights . if you've just the flights.

but anyway. >> the foreign office >> well, with the foreign office making those sorts of warnings, >>eign office ma are talkingsorts of warnings, >> well, with the foreign office ma are talking aboutf warnings, >> well, with the foreign office ma are talking about seriousigs, we are talking about serious temperatures, the likes of which have seen on the have never been seen on the continent europe before, and continent of europe before, and british been british holidaymakers have been cancelling or altering their trips the school trips abroad ahead of the school holidays the end of the week. holidays at the end of the week. >> imagine up having >> imagine ending up having somewhere that had no air somewhere booked that had no air conditioning, for instance. yes yeah. young baby or yeah. and with a young baby or something. yeah. >> know, if you've got >> well, you know, if you've got terrible recovering from a heart condition you're terrible recovering from a heart condition are you're terrible recovering from a heart condition are wildfires.e seeing on those are wildfires. >> they're

. >> foreign office . the >> no foreign office. the foreign office.e office. >> the foreign >> yeah. yeah. the foreign office funded cut the budget every year. i the every year. and i think the foreign office a dreadful foreign office made a dreadful mistake but mistake about that. but the reithian i mean, reithian model, i mean, there was of hypocrisy was a fair deal of hypocrisy about reith too, as we not about lord reith too, as we not half life wasn't entirely up to snuff. >> yeah , no, indeed he wasn't. >> yeah, no, indeed he wasn't. >> yeah, no, indeed he wasn't. >> but at least aslef meant something different in those days. but look, the reality is that the bbc in its present form is unsustainable. i think we all accept that we could make a case for a sound broadcaster without advertisement the national advertisement as the national broadcaster, need in broadcaster, we need somebody in times emergency national times of emergency and national disaster. to be just disaster. there has to be just the same as churchill had in the 20s. in the general

some breaking news, and the british foreign office has deployed a rapid deployment team, including the british red cross, to rhodes. they will be based at rhodes international airport to assist with travel documents and liaise with greek authorities and travel operators on the ground. these are pictures from one village in rhodes where houses have been destroyed. three hotels there have reportedly burnt down, and many others are in danger. this is the damage at one hotel. here you can see cars, buildings and vegetation, all burnt out, going right up to the edge of the sea. and the fires are still burning. you can see in this video captured by a tourist, just how thick the smoke is down by the coast. many people spent the night in temporary accommodation like this, after being evacuated from hotels. others have been forced to gather where they can, in public buildings like halls and schools. the fires have been burning for five days now. the country's deputy fire chief says the blazes in rhodes are the most difficult greece is facing. a spokesperson for the greek fire services gave an u

the foreign office is advising passengers to check before they travel and this first flight coming inutes�* time, i suspect may not well be the last as airlines seek to get people home who wish to come home. flights are arriving from greece as well as some being cancelled out there because of these fires. let's talk more about this with our news reporter sanchia berg. it is important to render that so far these fires which you can see an orange, only affecting a portion of the holiday industry on rhodes. these are the areas we have highlighted and named where people are being evacuated but if you look up are being evacuated but if you look up this side, there are in fact quite a lot of tourist beaches, hotels up there and then there's the main town of rhodes and the airport in the north. so far, those parts of the island haven't been affected. that explains why you have a mixed picture when you look at what the transport companies are doing, the airlines and holiday companies. so, if we look at the flight cancellations you can see thatjet2 is cancelling flights, that is technically tr

foreign office be understated.minister mitchell telling minister andrew mitchell telling gb breakfast earlier on it gb news breakfast earlier on it is up to the tour operators to bnng is up to the tour operators to bring british tourists back . bring british tourists back. they're not going to be using the raf to facilitate that government in its own way is using a rapid deployment team to help british tourists there. currently in rhodes international airport and saying that they are helping people. of course, we know that so many tourists had been uprooted from their hotel rooms in the middle of the night. they had to walk miles. some got broken away from their families, their friends lost their luggage and their loved ones. and of course, they'll be providing essential assistance there. but the first flight due in in about 15 minutes time here, 220, very relieved british tourists, i'm sure nana . all right. sure nana. all right. >> that's ray addison. he's out there at gatwick. let's cross over now to our reporte

the foreign office says islands.m has arrived on rhodes to support travel operators in bringing britons home. well elsewhere across the world, in in algeria, the death toll from wildfires has risen to 34, including ten soldiers, 8000 firefighters are working to battle the blaze. in italy , battle the blaze. in italy, wildfires forced the temporary closure of sicily's palermo airport with a limited number of flights given permission to take off inches knizia families have been forced to flee from villages as several wildfires burned across the mountains . burned across the mountains. crisis management consultancy crisis management consultancy crisis 24 says authorities are attempting to evacuate at least 2500 people in other news this afternoon, the prime minister says he is appalled by russian strikes on ukraines odesa amid efforts to restore the black sea grain deal. russia has severed the deal brokered by turkey and the deal brokered by turkey and the united nations earlier this month in a move that sparked fresh c

in the last body that we need to hear from is of course the foreign office who said we are in touch withhe local authorities and our staff are on hand to assist 24/7. so, our staff are on hand to assist 21w. so, still a living situation, we have heard many people upset with a lack of information they are getting but this is the response that we have had from those tour operators who organise flights in and out and of course hotels there and out and of course hotels there and also the foreign office who will be in charge of trying to get people out if they can't get out in other ways. out if they can't get out in other wa s. ., y . ~ ,, those fires in greece come as leading scientists have told the bbc, they are concerned by the recent run of new climate records being set, saying the speed and timing of them is unprecedented. some fear we're already witnessing worst—case scenarios. georgina rannard explains. sweltering temperatures in spain and dangerous wildfires in greece. millions have struggled through powerful heatwaves around the world in recent days. now scientists are poring over

today, chargé d'affaires tom dodo's black jaguar in russia drove up to the main entrance to the foreign officernalists immediately surrounded tom dodo and asked quite a lot of questions. eh, it was clear that he was a little nervous and answered all the questions asked only with well-memorized phrases in russian. and what's on the board? foreign affairs of russia tom dot spent about an hour and a half with a temporary attorney. this information appeared on the official website of the russian ministry of foreign affairs and it was declared that it was inadmissible to support the terrorist actions of the kiev regime, and the british side was informed of the decision as a response to the hostile actions of london that prevent normal work outside the establishment of russia in the uk to conduct a notification the procedure for the movement of diplomatic missions territory of our country. these are the rules now. within the framework of the relevant restrictions, in particular , it is necessary to send, at least five working days in advance, and by the credited personnel of the british embassy in m

jet" are asking flash the foreign office have put out a statement saying it in touch with local authoritiesals in rhodes 21w. it asks people to go to the website for the latest advice and guidance and it also has guidance around extreme weather and how to look after yourself and stay safe. and it points of the foreign office points people to the greek government's emergency communication service where you can get emergency alerts direct from the greek government. thank you. those fires in greece come as leading scientists have told the bbc they are concerned by the recent run of new climate records being set — saying the speed and timing of them is unprecedented. some fear we're already witnessing worst—case scenarios. georgina rannard explains. sweltering temperatures in spain and dangerous wildfires in greece. millions have struggled through powerful heatwaves around the world in recent days. now scientists are poring over a run of climate records that have not only been broken, but smashed, and alarm bells are ringing. it's true to say that the models, the climate models that we have, do

foreign office has denied the claim , but i think it's good claim, but i think it's good news and canly hope it's true. british consumers are being denied cheaper goods because of the protectionist legacy of the european union. surely it's time we scrap trade , mark laws allowing british retailers to find cheaper goods from cheaper wholesalers outside of the european market and it's the latest blow to the government's attempts to tackle channel crossings. his grace. the archbishop of canterbury has doubled down on his crusade against the illegal migration bill as rallies religious bill as he rallies religious leaders against the democratically elected government controlling government while controlling migration. send us to hell . migration. send us to hell. state of the nation starts now. oh i'll also be joined by a particularly splendid panel this evening. pr tycoon and former labour councillor kevin craig and former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie. as ever, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme . crucial part of the programme. bannau. email me mail mog a

that's the latest from the british foreign office. india — with a horrifying story that's prompted outrage across the country after video emerged of two women being paraded naked through the streets in the state of manipur. the prime minister, narendra modi, said the incident �*shamed india'. clashes between ethnic groups have been going on in manipur — a state in northeast india — for months. police say the assault happened on may the 4th. local leaders say the women were also gang raped. video of the incident circulated for the first time on social media yesterday. mps have disrupted a session in parliament demanding that the issue is debated. india's chiefjustice said the supreme court was �*deeply disturbed' by the video, warning the government, �*we will take action if you don't�*. let's hear more from narendra modi. translation: today my heart is full of pain and anger. - the incident that has come to light in manipur is a shameful incident for any civilised society. in this country, in any corner of this country, in any state g

the british foreign office has deployed a rapid deployment team, including the british red cross, tohodes. these are pictures from one village in rhodes where houses have been destroyed. three hotels there have reportedly burnt down, and many others are in the danger zone. this is the damage at one hotel in the town of kiotari. here you can see cars, buildings and vegetation all burnt out, going right up to the edge of the sea. and some fires are still burning — these pictures have come into us from the turkish ministry of agriculture, taken from one of their planes which is helping to fight the fires. this means people are on the move. many people spent the night in temporary accommodation like this after being evacuated from hotels others have been forced to gather in public buildings like halls and schools. this is tonight where in evacuation orders have been issued, the fire there is taking hold. i've also been speaking with a british holiday—maker stranded at rhodes airport — charliejohnson told me about her current situation. we have just been moved from the departure gate down

we now have a team of ten that is six foreign office experts . it's foreign office experts.sts night, they had had 20 requests for support, all of which have been dealt with. but the clear advice is to listen carefully to the tour operators and holiday companies. secondly of course, to obey the foreign office travel advice and thirdly, to listen carefully to the emergency services if and when they are deployed in the area where you are staying. >> do you say to those criticisms that say that a rapid deployment team should have gone out last week? i mean, the warnings of evacuations began on tuesday, it's the chair of tuesday, and it's the chair of the affairs select the foreign affairs select committee conservative, who's making those complaints . making those complaints. >> well, alicia is quite right to hold the government to account. we should always be held to account for what we do on these occasions. my information is that the rapid deployment team was sent very swiftly. it is on the ground. it is dealing with complaints. but there will be a point after this is all ove

also there is the british foreign office.eam that that has been sent to help people who may not have their documents. they might have left hotels in a hurry or made their way from other destinations and not been able to go back to their hotels and resorts to get the documents and baggage, so they are on hand to help that. just talking about the level of impact of this fire, after the tourism minister's comments about on the 10% being affected can see the areas are marked in fire, but it has all the way up to the seaside year where a lot of the hotels and resorts are. certainly having an impact and we know 19,000 people had to be evacuated from homes. certainly there are large numbers of people being disrupted by this. if we go to the ionian islands here and with that italyjust over here, the island of corfu, also experiencing fires, these are some of the latest pictures that we have had here from there. this is a resort here. people eating their dinner, eating their meal while in the background, fires burn. some people have b

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well, they have been _ foreign office to say? well, they have been a _ foreign office to say?mplete evacuation of everybody else who is out there. now, the foreign office and thinks thatis now, the foreign office and thinks that is disproportionate. clearly there are areas of rhodes where you simply still don't want to go to, but nobody is going to send you there on holiday. so foreign office advice, which is to make sure you have got good insurance, not particularly helpful. it is very simply a matter of if your holiday company can assure you that you are going to have a safe, enjoyable holiday, then it will go ahead, and i think the most useful thing i can do is give people confidence. i have beenin do is give people confidence. i have been in touch with all sorts of people. yes, many people had horrible experiences, and thankfully they are now coming home, but for everyone else, talking to people in the north of the island, theyjust say, yes, it is as normal. previously i wouldn't have gone out there because i wouldn't want to add to the stress on the infrastructure, but no

the foreign office advice is stick very close _ foreign office advice is stick very close to — foreigntely deployed a rapid forward team of six experts from the british— forward team of six experts from the british foreign office, as well as four red — british foreign office, as well as four red cross operators as well. they— four red cross operators as well. they are — four red cross operators as well. they are based at the airport and as of last— they are based at the airport and as of last night — they are based at the airport and as of last night they had 20 people come _ of last night they had 20 people come to— of last night they had 20 people come to them for support, all of whom _ come to them for support, all of whom we — come to them for support, all of whom we have been able to support. we are _ whom we have been able to support. we are monitoring the situation every— we are monitoring the situation every hour— we are monitoring the situation every hour and if the advice from the foreign— every hour and if the advice from the foreign office changes we will let everyone know

>> i think there's also there's foreign office advice?fice advice? >> i people here' are so there's foreign office advice? >> i people here' are surelye's also people who are surely purely the luck of the draw purely by the luck of the draw they've booked with a large organisation who are able to lay on to a full on flights and get to a full flights just there to get people out, raises question why out, raises the question why 2000 flown in 2000 people were found flown in yesterday to immediately go to sports halls as if they were in sort a refugee situation sort of a refugee situation rather a holiday situation. rather than a holiday situation. but is , if you're but the problem is, if you're with a large company, you get a flight out. if you were the small bought small operator or you've bought privately one of these privately or done one of these deals you've deals where you've used different to get different operators to get different operators to get different parts, you're you're now stuck. and course, now stuck. and of course, obvi

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, it has been foreign office, it has been claimed that the global pledge to send £78.6 billionelp restore nature to vulnerable countries would now be a huge challenge for the government . it detailed that 83% government. it detailed that 83% of the foreign office's development assistance budget would be spent in this area , would be spent in this area, squeezing any funding left for humanitarian commitments . over humanitarian commitments. over the last five years, the uk has sent so far £5.8 billion, which was going to be doubled between 2021 and 2026 to meet the new target, government spokesman claimed there is no leaked memo, but hypothetically , if there but hypothetically, if there were, it means that billions of pounds could be given back in tax cuts. i'm now joined by environment barrister paul poulson , who naturally disagrees poulson, who naturally disagrees with me on this. paul, thank you very much for joining with me on this. paul, thank you very much forjoining me. but isn't this a marvellous. good evening, jacob. for taxpayers, rather than this money rather than s

the foreign office has sent staff to rhodes to assist british people who are already there. represents uk travel agents — joins us now from east london. what is the advice for people planning to travel to rhodes? if you are due to travel— planning to travel to rhodes? if you are due to travel to _ planning to travel to rhodes? if you are due to travel to rhodes, - planning to travel to rhodes? if gm. are due to travel to rhodes, check with your travel provider to understand hat if w with your travel provider to understand hsati w with your travel provider to understand hastihnappeing with with your travel provider to understand what is happening with your holiday, with your flight. some companies have cancelled holidays until the end of the week, end of july, and that varies from company to company so it is important that you check. some airlines are still operating flights. it might be if you are booked on a flight, your holiday might be able to go ahead. also worth bearing in mind that rhodes is a large island and while a large number have been evacuated from an area, othe

foreign office has denied the claim , but i think it's good claim, but i think it's good news and cane being denied cheaper goods because of the protectionist legacy of the european union. surely it's time we scrap trade , mark laws allowing british retailers to find cheaper goods from cheaper wholesalers outside of the european market and it's the latest blow to the government's attempts to tackle channel crossings. his grace. the archbishop of canterbury has doubled down on his crusade against the illegal migration bill as rallies religious bill as he rallies religious leaders against the democratically elected government controlling government while controlling migration. send us to hell . migration. send us to hell. state of the nation starts now. oh i'll on i'll also be joined by a particularly splendid panel this evening. pr tycoon and former labour councillor kevin craig and former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie. as ever, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme . crucial part of the programme. bannau. email me mail mog at gb news .com. now it's time f

a demonstration outside the foreign office with a dark twist.ut someone has been asked to infiltrate their ranks, gather intelligence and send details to the chinese authorities. we're calling him alim and concealing his identity. he's a refugee living in the uk. it was an audio call through wechat. when they called me, i recorded it with my other phone. alim has shared recordings of those calls. we've adapted a few to mask key details. we paid a visit to your family in xinjiang. my colleague collected their details. if you want to see them, i can set up a video call. yes, please arrange that. i just want to talk to them and find out how they are. i won't ask about anything else. 0k. no problem. i'll arrange that for you. alim was granted a very unusual video call with his mother. the officer connected them by holding two mobile phones facing each other. he used one phone to connect with my mother, and then he used another phone to contact me, allowing me to see my mother through his screen. when i saw my mother, i couldn't contain my emotions.

in the past days, we had reports from the sada and sima news agency's foreign offices . mr. jalal khalidi, the reporter of the sda news agency from karbala, moali, and mohsen mr. khalidi. hello, good morning. it seems that khalidi's mobile phone is not connected. the next news we are following in the international field is that the second meeting of the heads of african countries is going to be held in held in russia yes, this meeting started yesterday and will continue today. we had many reactions to the holding of this meeting, and as you know , western countries and the united states tried to make this meeting low-key and even asked some african countries to did not participate in this meeting, but in spite of all these space-building, more than 49 countries out of 54 african countries participated in this meeting. to know more details of this meeting, i will talk to mr. hosseini, a summary of africa's issues, which is in the studio with hassan mr. hosseini, hello. good morning, mr. hosseini. please, about tell us the importance of this meeting and basically what the

to something the foreign office are monitoring - foreign office are monitoring closely.he information they need. health| secretary steve barclay, thank you for coming in. it is nearly ten o'clock. a few days before the nhs hits its 75th birthday, remember we started at nine asking if we can have confidence in the the plans to make the service fit for the future. the chief executive amanda prichard acknowledged there are challenges right now but wanted to emphasise how the health service is changing. let's see what our panel reckons. james, do you feel more or less confident now? i james, do you feel more or less confident now?— james, do you feel more or less confident now? ., ~ ., ., , confident now? i thought amanda put it well. i confident now? i thought amanda put it well- i was — confident now? i thought amanda put it well. i was worried _ confident now? i thought amanda put it well. i was worried for _ confident now? i thought amanda put it well. i was worried for the - confident now? i thought amanda put it well. i was worried for the way - it well. i was worried

the foreign office has continue. the foreign office has an enhanced presence here.'ve sent six foreign office officials and four members of staff from the red cross as well. we've also seen a few extra posters put up by the greek equivalent of the foreign office directing tourists in case they need any help as well . so the situation at the moment in rhodes, the fires continuing to burn and the authorities concentrating their focus on the villages of vathi and gennady in the south. >> well, of course , that was >> well, of course, that was paul hawkins reporting earlier. now we can see i can show you some of the live shots from rhodes. if you're listening on radio, i'll describe what i'm seeing and of course, what we've got there as the fire still relentlessly burning , it's relentlessly burning, it's basically a very dark as well. a lot of people don't realise that. obviously if there's a fire, there's ash and it's interestingly enough that somebody sent a message. peter sent a message here because we'll be discussing it later here. you need three things to start a

tasua and ashura hosseini, and the colleagues of sed and sima news agency, who are outside the foreign offices cover these ceremonies and report on them in different news sections. we don't want the european countries to have a ceremony, and it will be held tonight, and the offices of the sda news agency abroad will cover this ceremony. jalal khalidi, reporter radio news agency, who are with us , and mr. khalidi, hello, good morning, i salute you on muharram and all the people of iran . what was remarkable to me this year was a 10-year-old foreign girl from the countries of iran , which every year, thank god, there are more of them, but from the countries of the holy persian gulf, he said that there were a lot of them from the countries of oman , the uae and saudi arabia, and this shows that foreign trips and the city karbala, you really mean all this the number of followers of darkness in the previous government said that it formed popular mobilization forces around the city of karbala and the deserts of the alamdar provinces of saudi arabia. it doesn't exist in iran, but that doesn't stop pe

. >> a demonstration outside the foreign office with a dark twist. the government to speak up about human rights abuses in china. someone has been asked to infiltrate their ranks, gather intelligence, and send details to chinese authorities. we call him adam and conceal his identity. he's a refugee living in the u.k.. >> when they called me, i recorded it with my other phone. reporter: he has shared recordings of the calls. we have adapted a few to mask some details. >> we paid a visit to your family in xinjiang. my colleague collected details. if you want to see them, i can set up a video call. >> please arrange it. i want to talk to them and find out how they are. i will not ask about anything else. >> no problem. i will arrange that for you. >> i was granted an unusual video call. the officer connected them by holding two phones facing each other. >> he used one phone to connect with my mother and another one to contact me, allowing me to see my mother through his screen. when i saw my mother, i could not contain my emotions. it had been six or se

ordinary britons , giving another example of the cognitive and psychological projects of the british foreign officely. he did not woof, advocated social responsibility to society. in fact, it was a tool for the formation of social division among people and fear for non-fulfillment of the declared requirements by the development of a per-strategy. he didn't woof for the british officials involved in the advertising world a giant, omnicom company with a worldwide reputation, specializing in public relations and lobbying, developing communication strategies, planning and purchasing advertising space umnik. the composition of the apartment is a global holding in the field of media, marketing and corporate. communications is currently considered the second largest advertising agency in the world. in general, the dirty work was entrusted to one of the leaders of the industry, the psychological project of the british government is being launched in pandemic period, officially its goal is to explain to people what covid threatens and why vaccination is important for promotion. they use an omnic company the

the foreign office, it is a briefing paper for ministers the foreign office, it is a briefing paperfor5%, making the target even harder to reach. what the civil servants in the document i got hold of say that the government is so now behind in its spending promises it would have to spending promises it would have to spend 83% of the total foreign aid budget on climate to meet those targets that it set for climate and nature spending. there is a brilliant bit of civil service language here, it says that would require a "reorientation" of the budget on a scale which has not previously achieved, which i interpret as the civil service saying you are really, really going to struggle to make this and you're probably not going to hit the target you set your cells. the government is already facing _ you set your cells. the government is already facing criticism _ you set your cells. the government is already facing criticism that - you set your cells. the government is already facing criticism that is - is already facing criticism that is failing to live up to its climate commitment, so is thi

china's foreign minister has been officially removed from office. month. let's get the latest from china correspond, whojoins us now. stephen, what do we know about this? it is often quite confused. this is it is often quite confused. as is the opaque _ it is often quite confused. as is the opaque nature _ it is often quite confused. as is the opaque nature of _ it is often quite confused. as is the opaque nature of things - it is often quite confused. is s the opaque nature of things here it all came and an announcementjust a couple of sentences on a wire service, that was all to read out in the 7pm news, that china's foreign minister, qin gang, has been removed from office. round about a month ago he stopped doing his normal duties. the official reason given was health problems. i have a speculation soon turned to the possibility that this could be some sort of political punishment, or punishment because of an extramarital affair, which would be in breach, not of the law, but in breach of the communist party's internal rules. either way, we have n

the foreign office is advising passengers to check before they travel and this first light coming in45 minutes�* time, i suspect may not well be the last as airlines seek to get people home who wish to come home.— as airlines seek to get people home who wish to come home. thanks for that updates — who wish to come home. thanks for that updates from _ who wish to come home. thanks for that updates from manchester - that updates from manchester airport. let's talk more about this with our news reporter aruna iyengar. it's interesting what is going on, flights counselling, holidays. what is the latest?— is the latest? there is a significant _ is the latest? there is a significant disruption i is the latest? there is a significant disruption asj is the latest? there is a - significant disruption as you just heard there. two flights going to rhodes today. jet2 has just updated its guidance saying it is cancelling all flights until sunday the 30th of july. it was sending, it is sending five flights today but they are sending them empty so they can pick up sending them empty so they can pic

a rapid deployment team has been sent to rhodes and the foreign office minister andrew mitchell sayspport is available. >> the situation in corfu is that there are no fires in residence or holiday areas , so residence or holiday areas, so there is much better news on that as far as rhodes is concerned . we now have a team of concerned. we now have a team of ten that is six foreign office experts from london and four red cross support staff at the airport who are giving support to british travellers there. train drivers will hold another overtime ban in august in their long running dispute over pay. >> the aslef union says workers will walk out from the 7th to the 12th of august. it comes as services were disrupted last week after members of the rmt union held a week long ban on overtime. services could be disrupted , with some areas disrupted, with some areas having no trains . the prime having no trains. the prime minister has vowed not to concrete over the countryside and to prioritise housebuilding ininner and to prioritise housebuilding in inner city areas . the housing in inner

terrible situation , the tourists rescued from the fiery hell are so disastrous that the british foreign officeent a rapid response group to the island, and the czech army is going to take out compatriots by military aircraft, but with firefighting athens, while bratislava is helping most of all in the disaster zone, 31 slovak rescuers are working, but this, of course, is not enough of a former minister. defense of greece urged to turn to russia for help. namely, behind the be-200 aircraft. nothing works without taking it. let's face it. and we will ask for help right now, they will be handed over to us by weather forecasts. until they are optimistic on the map of fire danger in a very high risk zone, almost all the islands. and as well as a significant part of the coast of the ionian sea in athens, due to the heat, they changed opening hours of the acropolis. now it is closed to visitors during the day, but lovers of antiquity were unhappy with this decision. i think that the heat is very strong, but at the same time, despite the weather, everyone must decide for himself whether to go around o

well, let's listen to the head of the british foreign office and a good friend of ukraine, james cleverly a direct manner speech if anyone in great britain is watching or listening. this is especially you mr. prime minister, then i will say that i really want to stay in my place. i really want to stay as foreign minister. it's a job that i love. it's an important job for me. it's a job that i know . expressed his dissatisfaction with the campaign of burning the koran took place in stockholm on july 19 and at the same time was even approved by the police of the city, fortunately the day before, no one was hurt, representatives of the swedish diplomatic diplomatic institution in baghdad refused to comment on what happened, but the ministry of foreign affairs of the kingdom called the seizure of the embassy wrong and emphasized the need to protect such institutions by the iraqi authorities in order to disperse the protesters who did not disperse to their homes, iraqi law enforcement officers were forced to use water cannons and even electric shockers belarus has prepared to respond to the un

terrible situation, the tourists rescued from the fiery hell are so disastrous that the british foreign office response team to the island. about the czech army is going to take out compatriots by military aircraft, but with extinguishing fires athens, while bratislava is helping the most in the disaster zone, 31 slovak rescuers but this, of course, is not enough, the former greek defense minister urged to turn to russia for help. namely, behind the be-200 aircraft. nothing works without taking it. let's face it. russia and ask for help right now , they will be given to us by weather forecasts, while not optimistic on the map of fire danger in the very high risk zone, almost all the islands of the aegean sea crete and also a significant part of the coast of the ionian sea in athens because of the heat changed the opening hours of the acropolis. now it is closed to visitors during the day, but lovers of antiquity were unhappy with this decision. i think that the heat is very strong, but at the same time, despite the weather, everyone must decide for himself whether to go around or not. i don't

sanctions were introduced in march 2022, but tinkoff turned to the british foreign office with a requestthey later cancel the share in tinkov bank, which belonged to the businessman, was bought out by intels, and avtovaz recalls almost 80,000 lada cars due to the lack of a block. the era of glonass needed to call emergency services among recalled vehicles. grant's legendary travel models that were sold this and last year. all cars will be equipped with era-glonass devices, installation for car owners will be free of charge. this was economic news in a nutshell. moscow will allocate grants to change the external architectural design of shopping centers, and also to support programs for children's classes, which many of them conduct about this. today sergei sobyanin said he came to one of the shopping malls in the solntsevo district. comes the owners of the mall, says they are exhausted in themselves are not economical. let's demolish them here , build some kind of house. i always tell them guys. it's clear that you can't survive on trade alone, but you need to develop other functions so t

i cover now as a diplomatic correspondent a lot of the doings of the foreign office, and i think it is had that sort of big debate about what it is. what does the uk mean in the world and what does its foreign policy mean? but remember, the uk is quite resistant to populism because of the nature of its democratic institutions. do you think that we're perhaps a little bit too early to be talking about the death of populism when donald trump could come back? my own view is that the american experience and situation is so unique and it is so divided at the moment that it's very, very hard to start drawing too many parallels from what's going on there at the moment. the way i like to look at this issue is not, are we going to see a resurgence of populism, but are we going to see a resurgence of democracy? have we reached a stage now where there's been enough of a fright that democrats think, "actually, we can'tjust "ta ke democracy for granted. "we have to now go out onto the barricades "and fight for it. "and, frankly, we need to govern better." how does a british government of the future

for all of us , the situation, rescued from fiery to tourists so disastrous that the british foreign officein the rapid response of the people, there are now about 10,000 britons. the first flight has already departed for burma and gatwick. but the appeal from the russians to our embassy has not yet been received. i am now in a village called colossosh. this is the south of the island sort of with on site. as you can see behind me, and tourists are walking, now the lights have been turned off in the entire hotel, the hotels are running on a generator. there is a smell of smoke in the air, the smell of gary, but disaster zones in greece may soon become even more on the map of fire danger in the very high risk zone, almost all the islands of the aegean sea of ​​crete as well as a significant part of the ionian coast in the country. now 82 forest fires are raging. of these, 64 are new hotbeds of fire that arose this sunday for europeans , one of the main destinations for millions, even now they continue to sell tickets to the disaster zone. airlines operate flights of peoples, however, it is n

terrible situation, rescued from the fiery hell of tourists is so disastrous that the british foreign officet a rapid response group to the island, and the czech army is going to take out compatriots by military aircraft, but with extinguishing fires in athens, while bratislava is working the most in the disaster zone, 31 slovak rescuers, but this, of course, is not enough for the former minister. defense of greece urged to turn to russia for help. namely, behind the be-200 aircraft. nothing works without taking it. let's face it. russia and ask for their help right now to us weather forecasts will be transmitted, while not optimistic on the fire danger map in the very high risk zone, almost all the islands of the aegean sea of ​​​​crete, as well as a significant part of the ionian sea coast in athens , due to the heat, changed the opening hours of the round. now it is closed to visitors during the day, but lovers of antiquity were unhappy with this decision. i think that the heat is very strong, but at the same time, despite the weather, everyone must decide for himself whether to go around