y gibraltar se defiende.york, the united nations headquarters and looks at the list of colonies, gibrolter is there. jibrolt is in the agenda as issue to be to be resolved, as a colony to be decolonized, that doesn't mean we necessarily agree with the united nations interpretation of gibralta status. the fact that the united nations considers us to be a colony does not necessarily mean that we agree that we are a colony. gibralta is the gateway between africa and europe. it is known as the rock and its strategic position is the key issue in the spanish british dispute. provocations and complaints are the ingredients. that have caused a political chill that has increased over recent years, involving the citizens of both countries. spain's strategic weapon is the border, few hundred meters with two different sets of armed forces, two flags and two barriers to get through, day and night. la linea tiene 140, 144 años, quiere. sí, desde que gibrartar lo cogen los ingleses en 1704, quiere decir que ya han pasado un

para el pueblo de españa, gibraltar sí se protege también con con el tema este de las agresiones queontratando a más españoles se les eh. en sus puestos de trabajo también se le se les coharta un poco no y se les intimida diciendo que como se nos hacen colas y se nos pone tan difícil la situación a gibraltar pues también lo vais a tener difícil vosotros y cuando se quede ese puesto de trabajo libre pues lo va ocupar un gibraltareño o un portugués o cualquier otra persona about 6,00 spanish workers who come in and quite a lot who are not formal workers that people who do the garden or the babysit and all that, but it's not a phenomenon that i'm particularly aware of, what i am aware of is that the gaming companies do employ people from all over the world because... "you have to speak chinese or arabic or whatever, and those skills you don't get them easily locally, so that's who who comes in from other countries, um, but that's really it, you know, that's the that's the biggest impact in in terms of work. the problem i think for spanish workers is the tax, the less jobs that they are,

san marino, you have to think about, is not like a different entity in a country, like for example gibraltarre the same, habits are the same, so sometimes it feels like... but still, the people are going to watch it. you mention the main fans union is called never a joy because they never experience the joy! that is so funny he sashayed out because i was to ask you, what was it like supporting san marino over the years —— so funny you should say that. i think the best resume of the story is what the chief of the fans has been saying after because he was asked about it and said, when we are winning, we didn't know what to say because we don't have a song about winning, all of our chance are about losing! it is treat to chance are about losing! it is great to speak _ chance are about losing! it is great to speak to _ chance are about losing! it is great to speak to you - chance are about losing! it is great to speak to you and you haven't stopped smiling over the course of our conversation. i was listening to you on the radio earlier, you have played on that page so you know what it is like. s

next close of delta and the located across the do both a straight gibraltar stripe rather from spines, mainland. they've been imagined entry point for many migrants trying to get to the e u. date of this. the onset of shouts reports from don't every day, the line in front of the you test, the biggest soup kitchen gets longer. we had and her colleagues prepared several 100 free meals here on most of all that gets a migrants from the margaret. oh, that's a kind of i'm on with you in the if you there for the past few months now. so it's of people helping crossing the border. it has always been a lot to do here. currently, it is more than ever. the us hundreds of migrants have arrived in the small spanish explained. we base wind for up to 8 hours from a roku, taking advantage of the warm weather and the cub provided by the nighttime fog to make the good boat crossing. that'd be also arrived recently, the erie and tells us that since getting here, he spent every night outdoors. he sustained a few injuries by crossing the border. but she cons, get seen at the clinic or get a place at one of

territories that you still control for some unknown reason, so you are british imperialists, get out of gibraltarive it to argentina, what is it anyway? he would think, you worthless brute, at least study somewhere decently, a disgrace, don't be afraid, somewhere far away he will say: what are you talking about, i am a relative of pushkin, well, that's later, a descendant, yes, but i don't know from which territory, but he can very well say, well, it's just disgusting, i remind you that sergei lavrov once, to his predecessor, david miliband, once gave a lesson in education, explaining that no, it is not the british minister of foreign affairs to lecture on democracy about yes, although i am not sure that this was exactly the phrase there, maybe it is tougher to know sergei viktorovich, he can, he has an impeccable command of all registers and the english language too, well, i think that the current british minister is asking for exactly this kind of reaction, but on the other hand, relations specifically with britain are really going along an axis that will soon reach point zero, and britain does

said that iran had the same confrontation with the uk when they seized an iranian oil tanker of gibraltar. zalami said the iranian troops seized the stenna impero ship in exchange. he said british forces seized two iranian ships in 2022 in greece as well with while iran took two uk flag vessels in retaliation prompting the surrender. the argency chief said the islamic republic managed to shut off all the openings that the enemy had created in the past few years and the safest shipping lanes now belong to these those vessels carrying the iranian flag. iran's prime minister has hailed the yemini government for taking practical measures in supporting the palestinians, while other countries suffice to announcing their positions. made the remarks in a phone call with his yemani counterpart jamal ahmad ali amer. the top iraning diplomats said the constant consultations between and sana will significantly help in ensuring regional security. jabal ahmed ali armar pointed to the escalation of regional tensions and the military strikes by the us on the uk. and his country, he stressed that yemen wi

the strait of gibraltar, here it is , the mediterranean sea. emblem of the summer olympic games, which the city of rome accepted, and arseny? 1900 e 68, no, i made a mistake, on the last digit. and why are you looking at the screen so carefully, is there a hint? well, yes, there are roman numerals, but i... i probably rushed, i didn't use roman numerals, i recalled from memory. so, your answer is 1968, alas, this is the wrong answer. natalia, 1960. and this is the correct answer. the year 1960 is indeed depicted on the emblem using roman numerals. video question. dear participants of the game, you probably know that there are different types of fires. i will ask you to answer. what is it called here this type of fire? great answer, arseniy pioneer, pioneer, here too, you see, as if telepathy, good try, but no, stefania, perhaps a hut, a hut, yes, and what other types of castrums do you know, i don't know, unfortunately, and it's good that you only know a hut, because this is the correct answer, yes , a hut, the ninth question is an audio questi

around noon, police say they received a call about a dog left alone on an apartment balcony near gibraltar haas. and it drives the caller said the dog was barking and whining and the sun when police arrived, they say that dog was dead. police say so far they do not believe this was intentional, but a full investigation and to the owner is ongoing. officers are reminding residents to keep their pets safe during those high temperatures. with that, let's get your check of the forecast. this is a live look from our mount tam cam. not a lot of heat come in for the bay area today, though, no much different today. just a horrible story about lawrenceburg, probably different outcome today because the weather is so drastically different. but yeah, reminder. >> yeah, just be aware. always got to take care of. you know, we talk a lot about that, you know, animals and cars. but even if they're stuck outside, even if they don't have a place to hide from that sun, it can heat up in a hurry. >> and you get temperatures like we had yesterday, 90's, even some triple digits and that could some deadly heat.

they say that they got a call about a dog being left alone on a balcony near gibraltar drive and haas and a drive. the colors says that the dog was barking and whining and this was on tuesday as much of the east bay was under a heat advisory, reaching temperatures in the mid 90's within 15 minutes of the call, police arrived at the apartment and they found that the dog had died. >> alright, gusty winds and heavy rain from hurricane helene are battering mexico. this is video from cancun today. according to the national hurricane center, the storm has now reached 85 miles per hour, sustained winds, but that is expected to pick up substantially in the coming hours. it's on track lean to become a major hurricane when it makes landfall in the u.s.. lawrence has been tracking this storm in lawrence. it is just starting to yeah. i mean, this is going to be explosive to see what it does here in the next 24 to 48 hours. i mean, it is running over some very warm waters. we haven't had other hurricanes moving across there. so. >> not able to churn up some colder water underneath. so this is real

k will reach an agreement of around gibraltar. disagreement must be fully consistent with the you and doctrine on that territory of cause. spain fully aligns itself with that. don't dream any agreement reached must be fully consistent with my country legal position regarding the sovereignty and jurisdiction wedge of growth is consent. we must work to develop a process, a prosperous area of social and economic development, which encompasses gibraltar in its entirety, including the couple of a few of those that together just with the threats to peace. well, the world is facing a real risk of democracy being dismantled. and this brings me to the 2nd desperation that i want to touch upon rights that we thought a quiet dog today being called into question on doing a we action we global agenda is paving the way towards heated mistrust and institutions. polarization, demands for the return of an invented, passed as false as of the proclamations, democracy is waging a bachelor for its very survival. let's be clear. we cannot give ground to our enemies democracy cannot democracy, cannot hope t

i'm a representative of gibraltar, i've heard of such a thing, i've heard, what am i?entire business, breathe out, the takeover hasn't grown yet, nothing will work out for you, it's already worked out, i took it all your suppliers, bought up all your debts. you're bankrupt, i'm bogrov, and i'm the boss in this city, you're bogrov, and you're nobody anymore, sveta, wait, sveta, let's talk seriously, what are you starting, yurochka, my boy, understand, a woman can... here, i know all your weak spots, what's wrong, what's wrong with you, sveta, well, well, what's wrong with you, come on, remember what happened between us, and for the sake of our past, sveta, okay, okay, but i don't remember anything anymore, nothing happened. "good luck to you in everything, sveta, sveta, sveta, stop, open the door, sveta, open door, said, price, stop, price, price, guys, thank you very much, you're welcome. good luck, thank you, kirill, mom, well, to moscow, to moscow, denis, oh, my god, what is this, you just can't help but get into trouble. what are you laughing at, nothing, oh my god,

, it's not like a different entity in a country county like, i don't know would be, for example, gibraltary, language is the same, habits are obviously the same. so sometimes it feels like, yeah, ok, it's neighbourhood, but still there is... there are people that are going to watch that and they are imagining that there is the main fans union is called never ajoy because they never experienced the joy. that's so funny you should say that, because i've got, as my next question was going to ask you, what it's like supporting san marino over the years because, you know, fans go all around the world and they're so used to being thumped 7—0, 10—0, all of the rest of it briefly. i think the best resume of this story is what the chief of the fans has been saying after because he was asked about and he said, well, all our chants are about us losing. when we were winning, we didn't know what to sing because we don't have a song about winning. history being made for san marino. we will take a short break but when we are back, we will have all the latest headlines and more on the meeting going on in

the exclaim is located across the gibraltar, straight from spain's mainland. it has been a major entry point for many migraines trying to get into the european union from the t w's. john phillip schultz and this report every day, the line in front of so you test the biggest soup kitchen gets longer. we had and her colleagues prepare several 100 free meals here on most of that gets a migrants from the margaret. oh, that's a kind of fun with you and uh, if you there for the past few months, masses of people helping crossing the border. there has always been a lot to do here. but currently it is more than ever without. i mean, some of the us hundreds of migraines have arrived in the small spanish explained in the recent we base when for up to 8 hours from a roku. taking advantage of the warm weather and the cab up provided by the nighttime fog to make the entity good board crossing. not be also arrived recently, the erie and tells us that since getting here you spend every night outdoors. he sustained a few injuries by crossing the border, but he can't get seen a

they get the play teams like gibraltar and which is like, so something like this was bound to happen.as created a structure where they can play against other teams at the bottom of the rankings. good to talk to you, nicky bandini, a short break, the panel will be here to talk about that casing georgia, two children, two teachers killed. hello there! we had some enormous contrasts in weather fortunes across the uk on friday. many of you saw some warm afternoon. spells of sunshine felt quite humid and temperatures surged as high as 28 celsius in cambridge. that was one of the highest temperatures. it was pretty hot elsewhere in east anglia and also the northwest of the uk, west through in dumfries and galloway. ten degrees above average and 27 degrees here set a new temperature record for september at this particular site, with records going back 40 years in the south, different story. cloud and rain once again worked its way in, and have been totting up all of those rainfall totals both through thursday and friday. in farnborough, in hampshire, we've recorded 56mm of rain — that's only

he passed away whilst in gibraltar, following what was believed to be a cardiac arrest.er of the podcast, �*ukraine: the latest�*. i know this is a tough time for you, appreciate your time with us, what can you tell us about what happened? thank you for the time this evening, i know it would have meant a lot to david, and it does to all of our, his colleagues at the telegraph newspaper. it is shocking news, we are obviously still processing what has happened, and there will be more to come, i�*m sure, in terms of news for those following this case closely about what exactly has happened, butjust to say closely about what exactly has happened, but just to say that closely about what exactly has happened, butjust to say that he was an absolutely beloved colleague, and it is a very sad day for british journalism. i am very aware that any people watching this tonight will be interested in the war in ukraine, that would only check into it every few days, perhaps every few weeks in some cases, but it is people like david who believed passionately that it was the responsibility

his first trip to brussels since taking office to try and finalise post brexit agreements about gibraltarerpart mr lammy is expected to draw a red line over keeping the uk's military base on the island. talks had been postponed during the uk's general election earlier this year. the bank of england is widely expected to keep interest rates on hold this morning after the latest uk inflation figures remained stubbornly high. the bank cut rates from 5.25 to 5% last month, the first cut since 2020. we will bring you that announcement later today live here on bbc news and we will talk a lot more about their pending decision later on in the programme. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. here in england there has been a stark warning about the state of maternity services, with a report finding almost two thirds of hospital units have poor safety ratings. the care quality commission says there are widespread problems across the country to avoid preventable harm becoming normalised. our health correspondent catherine burns report. fiona designed this nursery when she was pregnant

think about, it's not like a different entity in a country like, i don't know would be, for example, gibraltare imagining that there is the, the main fans union is called never a joy because they never experienced the joy... that's so funny you should say that, because i've got, as my next question was going to ask you, what it's like supporting san marino over the years because, you know, fans go all around the world and they're so used to being thumped 7—0, 10—0, all of the rest of it, briefly. look, i think the best resume of this story is what the chief of the fans has been saying after because he was asked about and he said, "well, all our chants are about us losing. when we were winning, we didn't know what to think because we don't know. we don't have a song about winning." back with headlines in a moment or two. hello. it's another afternoon of huge weather contrasts. now there will be quite large parts of the uk that have lots of sunshine to look forward to, and it will feel warm, particularly across northern and western areas of the uk, with temperatures running well above average, 2

the dog was left alone on a balcony of a home near gibraltar drive and hussey end the drive. caller said the dog was barking and whining and in direct sunlight as bill lot of the east bay was right around 100 degrees yesterday. really hot and within 15 minutes of getting the 9-1-1 call police showed up at the apartment unit. but the dog had died. the department is now emphasizing the importance of everyone keeping pet safe when >> in the north bay, police say a truck crashed into a fire hydrant causing a 30 foot geyser of water to just explode. as you can see, they're leaving behind real mess and mill valley. this is at the intersection of east blight, dale avenue and camino all tow police say the same truck also hit a traffic signal and then was involved in another crash, hitting a car further up on camino alto. nobody injured. the water was eventually turned off. we're following developing news in central california where an explosion in a santa barbara county courthouse. >> left 2 people hurt happened about 8.45. this morning, the santa barbara county sheriff's office says

now police received a call about noon or so tuesday about a dog being left alone on a balcony near gibraltar drive and haas the and a drive. now, the caller said that the dog was barking and whining as it was expose their to the afternoon sun. and this as we know, much of the east bay was under a heat advisory temperatures reached well into the upper 90's, even hitting 100 for some. within about 15 minutes of that call. police arrived at that apartment unit and discovered the dog had passed away. the department is emphasizing now the importance of keeping your pet safe during days when the temperature gets really high. >> while we're now learning this morning to passengers that were on s a full bound flight. they were hurt when the pilot had to make a quick move to avoid hitting another plane. that's what officials say happened last thursday on a united flight. i was coming from newark. united spokesperson says the seat belt sign was on at the time. one of the passengers out of his seat. the plane landed safely and the 2 passengers had to be taken to a hospital. san francisco mayor london br

police got a call around noon yesterday about a dog being left alone on a balcony near gibraltar drive and haas and a drive to caller said the dog was barking and whining. it was in direct sunlight as much of the east bay, as we know is under that heat advisory. temperatures, you know, near 100 degrees within 15 minutes of getting the call, police showed up at the apartment unit and the dog died. the department is emphasizing now the importance of keeping your pets safe when it gets hot. still ahead. trouble in timber on police say lots of cars have been hit by thieves. 20,000 $1 worth of tools stolen out of one. >> a reopening of the capitola wharf. first time since major wharf. first time since major storm destroyed. it. kron. i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can rapidly relieve joint pain, stiffness, and swelling in r

there's a straits of gibraltar the way there's the channel at calais and boulogne .ulogne. but we have, something like 3000 miles of land borders . so you also of land borders. so you also have people who, once they are inside the schengen space, they can they can in theory, they can go anywhere. there was a moment when so many migrants who came to italy from the south as well. same thing. you know, whenever your land, the end of your land is close to a place that's not schengen. people would would take boats from, from, from albania, they would take boats from tunisia. they would try and reach italy. and the question was was was sort of similar. but in france, once they get here, we, we, we when there were so many of these migrants coming in 2015, 2016, 2017, after angela merkel decision to welcome migrants in germany, we had those customs patrols at the french—italian border. we have no border because the schengen between italy and france, but we had lots of customs officers asking people what it is that they were carrying. and by the way , give us, you know, show

police say they got a call at about noon on tuesday about a dog that was left alone on a balcony near gibraltar drive and haas the and a drive. the colors of the dog was barking and whining and that was in the direct sun. lot of the east bay was fact the heat advisories in effect as temperatures were in the mid to upper 90's with some communities getting to 100. unfortunately, none of the bout 15 minutes that it took police to get to that apartment that dog had unfortunately passed away. the department emphasizing again, the importance of keeping your pet safe during these hot days. well, in national news, bret farms, shocking testimony to congress reignited the debate about football safety and it comes on the heels of an unnerved being study news. nation's xavier walton is following the story for us. there's always a level of risk. any time these guys step foot. >> on the football field, the many say this news from number 4, brett favre, albeit shocking, not surprising recently been diagnosed with parkinson's. those 5 words from brett favre on capitol hill going across the country. the hall of

i talk i talk about gibraltar facts. one depressing fact is that out of all the high regulation metropolitan areas in the us, none became noticeably deregulated between 2026 and 2018 zero. so their workplaces got less regulated. but these are places with hardly people. all right, so that's oh, man, this is a tough situation it's true that in recent years there have been some deregulatory policies, especially a child going after single family zoning in places like california, minnesota. there's a bit i wish them well. i hope that it works out, at least for california. i did read the fine print and i was very depressed when i read the fine because part of the fine print says, yes, you can take your single family home and, turn it up into a quadruple x, up to four homes, but the owner is not allowed to sell. developer you must occupy your home while it gets turned into four homes, which california said. this is to make sure that you get payoff from the development only if you continue, stay there will you get the money. you

i talk i talk about gibraltar facts. one depressing fact is that out of all the high regulation metropolitan areas in the us, none became noticeably deregulated between 2026 and 2018 zero. so their workplaces got less regulated. but these are places with hardly people. all right, so that's oh, man, this is a tough situation it's true that in recent years there have been some deregulatory policies, especially a child going after single family zoning in places like california, minnesota. there's a bit i wish them well. i hope that it works out, at least for california. i did read the fine print and i was very depressed when i read the fine because part of the fine print says, yes, you can take your single family home and, turn it up into a quadruple x, up to four homes, but the owner is not allowed to sell. developer you must occupy your home while it gets turned into four homes, which california said. this is to make sure that you get payoff from the development only if you continue, stay there will you get the money. you

. >> but dominic raab, just to push back on that slightly, stopped a civil servant signing off gibraltarng fired. so actually i'm quite happy we did have dominic. >> dominic raab, but we don't need to argue about dominic raab.i need to argue about dominic raab. i think most people think, i think we can agree with you completely. no. well that's i think we can agree. i think we can certainly agree on that point. we can certainly agree on that point. >> dominic raab and liz truss were much stronger than, say. >> absolutely. absolutely not. it's not about it's not a football match, stephen. it's not about who you support. >> i'll put this to you. right. i've got a little clip here which might which might, you know, beg to differ as to exactly how competent david lammy is as an individual. i think we can just say you're not going to play this. >> are you going? >> are you going? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> who acceded to the english throne at the age of nine on the death of his father, henry the eighth, in 1547? >> henry the seventh. >> henry the seventh. >> edward the sixth. >> edward the sixth. >

the last 13 games had broughtjust one win, against gibraltar. 12 months of football without much to cheerack! - start like this. scott mctominayj comes round the back! scotland start like this. scott mctominay i comes round the back! scotland in front in a country _ comes round the back! scotland in front in a country where _ comes round the back! scotland in front in a country where they - comes round the back! scotland in front in a country where they have| front in a country where they have never won, so portugal went for change. cristiano ronaldo came off the bench at the break in time to watch scotland's resistance slit. bruno fernandes had to be shot, but angus gunn was at fault. the game was now open for the substitute to win it. reynaldo's career goal number 901, scotland caught out late again. they have had a tough week, a tricky year, but defeat feels too familiar. northern ireland face bulgaria, but their recent good form when suddenly off—course. these sides meet again in belfast in october. joe lenski, bbc news. it looked like it was going to be the perfect summer of cricket

but here's the guardian's report on page 12 today, saying that the gibraltar police have called in thethe telegraph . it's worrying the telegraph. it's worrying now. the suggestion here. well, we've got to be careful here because the police investigation. but was russia involved and is it, is it the case now russia have these tentacles fraser myers all around the world. could they be involved in even dreadfully harming a journalist? it's an outrage. >> and this is. and this is a journalist who, you know, fronted the telegraph's brilliant daily ukraine podcast. so, you know, you can see a motive potentially there, which is absolutely you know, you dread to think. i mean, it's important to say the police have said they have no specific concerns at the moment, but you could understand why their suspicions 32 years old, is not a normal age to die of a heart attack. and especially there doesn't seem to be any suggestion that he was otherwise unhealthy or unwell, you know, he was on holiday at the time, i mean, it remains to be seen what comes out of this, but yes, i think every reason to be