you never see a french flag anywhere, whether it is the french embassy here in the uk or the french embassyor the ambassador‘s residence or indeed any french diplomacy without eight eu flag right next to it. fascinating. we're not a whole rash of stories of the last week or so about what might happen if there is no deal. martin, the ie now saying that police could face a holiday band. there now seems to be concerns about social unrest. no holidays? they are trying to turn all the police into remainers. it all sounds very intuitive. predicated on the idea that there will be some disruption. social unrest, ss. is that because we are leaving or... we cannot get proper supplies of french cheese. -- social unrest- it says. whether you be a result. apparently france is not getting the marks & spencer sandwiches. you know, i love them but i think france will survive if there is a temporary hiatus. there would be riots. let's have a look at some of the other stories that we have got here. the daily mail here, which has got a big campaign about plastic waste, and here now saying that two thirds of p

the russian embassy and also i visit that i want to get in to see and i visited british embassy french embassy to the embassy kuwaiti embassy on monday mysie i visited all the embassies in the security council in new york calling them to see to the yemen and to know a lot about in yemen peaceful revolution and to help me in many people on facing the idea of the last sunday and to listen to a number that you also said that the leaders of the saudi coalition will be prosecuted for the crimes stay committed in yemen how do you imagine that happening when the coalition is backed by arab states like you said and that they're also backed by their western allies so who will prosecute saudis i call for the international justice to follow all those raters of the crimes against humanity all over the wound so i call the international criminal court to follow all those perpetrators again human rights. that the one who are committed to the crimes against humanity so yes i'm i'm calling international theater criminal court to do its work and unfortunately the international community didn't do its work its d

rey-herme, who had just completed his military time as a medical attachÉ at the french embassy decidede wanted to create a medical business in southeast asia, and of course, singapore had to be the place to start it. since we were and had been very close friends from the age of four, we decided to do it together. i moved from the u.s., where i was working as a banker in finance, and came to singapore, which, frankly, i did not know much about. [laughter] haslinda: the business is the business of saving lives, but it didn't start out that way. it was a different idea. arnaud: well, part of it was to save lives. part of it was to manage medical evacuations from indonesia to singapore. and then from the rest of asia to -- haslinda: but you had intended to make house calls initially. arnaud: exactly right. we wanted to put together a health care system which did exist in france, and which we put together in jakarta. technically, it's a success. businesswise, a complete failure. [laughter] indonesiacause in and, actually, throughout asia, when one is sick, one does not think of calling a do

rey-herme, who had just completed his military time as a medical attache at the french embassy decidedhe wanted to create a medical business in southeast asia, and of course, singapore had to be the place to start it. since we were and had been very close friends ever since from the age of four, we decided to do it together. i moved from the u.s., where i was working as a banker in finance, and came to singapore, which, frankly, i did not know much about. [laughter] haslinda: the business is the business of saving lives, but it didn't start out that way. it was a different idea. arnaud: well, part of it was to save lives. part of it was to manage medical evacuations from indonesia to singapore. and then from the rest of asia to -- haslinda: but you had intended to make house calls initially. arnaud: but in addition, exactly right. we wanted to put together a health care system which did exist in france, and which we put together in jakarta. i think technically, it is a success. businesswise, a complete failure. [laughter] arnaud: because in indonesia and, actually, throughout asia, whe

libyan authorities requested urgent entrance visas for us and yacoob from the italian embassy in tripoli their french be uses issued in beirut were cancelled. there is evidence that passports of a solder and his companions were altered. on math evening of august the thirty first nine hundred seventy eight a southerner and his two companions were driven to the departure terminal. of tripoli airport. exit stamps found later in the passports were dated on that day. but did they actually leave libya. what is known is that three men carrying their passports and bearing their names did board the flight to rome. shortly before midnight the alitalia plane landed in rome airport. men carrying the passports of a member souther and shaikh mohammed who had entry visa stamped. he a transit to use it was issued for the man carrying the passport of. his passport has to this day never been recovered. the three men left the airport after midnight on. the libyan embassy in rome it is believed that the three men spent the night here. the next morning september the first nine hundred seventy eight two men checked in at

the libyan authorities requested urgent entrance visas and yacoob from the italian embassy in tripoli their french visas issued in beirut were canceled. there is evidence the passports of assad her and his companions were altered. on that evening of august the thirty first nine hundred seventy eight a southerner and his two companions were driven to the departure terminal of tripoli airport. exit stamps found later in the passports were dated on that day. but did they actually leave libya. what is known is that three men carrying their passports and bearing their names did board the flight to rome. shortly before midnight the alitalia plane landed in rome airport. men carrying the passports of our souther and shaikh mohammed yaku had entry visas stamped. he. a transit to use it was issued for the man carrying the passport of. his passport has to this day never been recovered. the three men left the airport after midnight. the libyan embassy in rome it is believed that the three men spent the night here. the next morning september the first nine hundred seventy eight two men checked in at the holid

libyan authorities requested urgent entrance visas for us and yacoob from the italian embassy in tripoli their french visas issued in beirut were cancelled. there is evidence that passports of assad her and his companions were altered. on that evening the thirty first nine hundred seventy eight souther and his two companions were driven to the departure terminal of tripoli airport. exit stamps found later in the passports were dated on that day. but did they actually leave libya. what is known is that three men carrying their passports and bearing their names did board the flight to rome. shortly before midnight the alitalia plane landed in rome airport. men carrying the passports of a man who saw our souther and shaikh mohammed who had entry visas stamped. he. a transit to use it was issued for the man carrying the passport of. his passport has to this day never been recovered. the three men left the airport after midnight. the libyan embassy in rome it is believed that the three men spent the night here. the next morning september the first nine hundred seventy eight two men checked in at the holid

the libyan authorities requested urgent entrance visas and yacoob from the italian embassy in tripoli their french visas issued in beirut were cancelled. there is evidence that passports of assad her and his companions were altered. even in the thirty first nine hundred seventy eight a southerner and his two companions were driven to the departure terminal of tripoli airport. exit stamps found later in the passports were dated on that day. but did they actually leave libya. what is known is that three men carrying their passports and bearing their names did board the flight to rome. shortly before midnight the alitalia plane landed in rome airport. men carrying the passports of a man who saw our souther and shaikh mohammed yaku had entry visas stamped. he. a transit to use it was issued for the man carrying the passport of. his passport has to this day never been recovered. the three men left the airport after midnight. the libyan embassy in rome it is believed that the three men spent the night here. the next morning september the first nine hundred seventy eight two men checked in at the holiday