it _ greece? this was an absolutely tragic incident. it did _ greece? greece? this was an absolutely tragic incident. it did enter the | tragic incident. it did enter the debate, the president of syriza alexis tsipras mould it —— raised it multiple times and try to create a cleavage between people who care about humans in general versus just numbers or how wealthy people are, who are experiencing similar situations, and he was trying to juxtapose it to the titanic submarine, the other tragic incident that involved wealthy individuals, so that was an attempt of bringing it at the forefront. it did not work electorally obviously as a talking point, primarily i think... it's not that greek people were not obviously sad about what happened, but there is definitely... the governing party or the former governing party, i think successfully they tried to, you know, said the message they did all they could, and that the situation... or put the discussion about traffickers and how irresponsible they are, which of course they are as well. so the debate was betwee

., ., ., greece doing? on the international front, mitsotakis _ greece doing?ng? on the international front, mitsotakis has been able - greece doing? on the international front, mitsotakis has been able to l front, mitsotakis has been able to show strong leadership. rees was a strong supporter of ukraine, despite the fact that the country historically enjoyed close links with russia. relations between greece and the us is also very strong at the moment, and mitsotakis' own standing in europe is very good too. the difficulty for him, i guess, would be turkey. there is currently a lot of pressure for greece and turkey to return to a dialogue to normalise their relations. this would be a very difficult parcel for him, not least because a big part of his own electorate in greece feels very suspicious towards turkey. thank you ve much suspicious towards turkey. thank you very much indeed. _ people across england, scotland and wales were unable to use the 999 emergency number this morning, because of a technicalfault. bt says a back—up service is now in operation alt

greece has declared three _ perilous journeys. greece has declared three days _ perilous journeys.e has declared three days of - perilous journeys. greece has. declared three days of national mourning. 0ur europe correspondent is in athens with this update. we don't know the scale of this disaster tonight, but it's clear it is bad. more than 100 people have been rescued, but survivors are saying that up to 700 people, they believe, were on board this fishing boat. it set off reportedly from libya and was heading to italy. an image has emerged showing the vessel packed with people in the deepest part of the mediterranean. no—one, it would seem, had a life jacket on. the greek authorities have said tonight that they went towards the vessel and that no—one wanted help when they offered it. but that has been challenged by an organisation which provides an emergency phone number for people at sea, and it says, in fact, the authorities waited hours before they approached the vessel. they also said that, in terms of anyone refusing the offer of support, that was because of the so—called p

in _ greece at the moment? the numbers so far are decent. in the _ greece at the moment? last _ greece at the moment? the numbers so far are decent. in the last four _ far are decent. in the last four years greece has enjoyed almost double the growth of the eu and inflation is now nearly half, compared to 6% in europe. the challenges are mostly externalities because greece is not the problem child of europe any more. it is a model of reform. so challenges are mostly external. they might have to reduce the amount they subsidise energy. they are facing a presidential election at the end of 2024 which could trigger any general election. we don't have high inflation but we can still suffer from higher rates from the eu because the rest of the eu has higher inflation. and of course there is the issue of the debt level which remains high. what there is the issue of the debt level which remains high.— there is the issue of the debt level which remains high. what you think the prime minister's _ which remains high. what you think the prime minister's economic- which remains high.

e for the russians of greece well and just makes it difficult physically difficult.r the impact on the greek economy, since last year the official authorities have taken such a position that the lack of russian tourists not seriously, it will not affect the greek economy, because against the backdrop of 30-35 million foreign tourists visiting greece annually, the absence. here is such an alleged handful, e russians. eh, will not significantly affect the negative relationship. i would not, uh, one-sidedly assess this situation, because after all, russian tourists quite definitely occupied a very prestigious niche in the greek tourism industry. uh, and themselves, that is , greek tour operators from emphasize that they have always greatly appreciated russian tourists. and it must be said that absence. here are hundreds of thousands of russians in traditional e-tourist destinations, in particular on the islands of crete rhodes corfu on the peninsula. halkidiki has been very painful for, uh, uh hotel chains that have been working with our tourists for decades, as well as

this is opposition, any should be the position of greece. greece today can play a positive role in stopping the evil this happening now in ukraine. they should be the mission of our country, rather than being a calling to the point of nate's of america, brussels, germany. and of course, in this does, he will, the united arab emirates has pulled out of the combined mar time forces led by the us. this, according to his phone ministry. as a result of our ongoing evaluation of effective security cooperation with our partners 2 months ago, the u. a withdrew its participation in the combined maritime forces. let me comes up to a recent reports in the wall street journal, which claimed the officials were angry of washington is like a response. so it runs recency, jump of 2 of his oral, thank us in the gulf of a month or the you. i dismissed the claims saying that they've been mist carts are eyes ation of his discussions with the us. nevertheless, the move comes at the time a strange relations between the 2 of our w deepening trades and the energy links with the brochure or back in march. the us, t

e greece itself, many again left, and left.it’s the territory of ukraine but what ukraine inherited after the collapse of the soviet union, which, of course, is also its own negative elephant, but nevertheless, but anyway , especially with regard to the mariupol greeks yes, that’s where there was such a large enclave, but not just such a community in the cities, but a large rural population still preserved, and many mariupol greeks joined the ranks of the militias back in the fourteenth year. and i personally remember well how i arrived in debaltse, literally there a couple of months after my release. and here he was the mayor, he was an ethnic greek. so, here was the flag of novorossiya, and next to it was the flag of greece, many representatives of different nationalities. they , including, along with the general russian symbolism, yes, they also use symbols that underline. guys, yes, and with the greeks - this is not an isolated case, you can see who been in those parts can be seen unexpectedly. these are the elements, there

now this is opposition and he should be the position of greece. greece today can play a positive role in stopping the evil this happening now in ukraine. they should be the mission of our country, rather than being a call in the point of nato america, brussels, germany. and of course, in this, the 2 will 3 civilians have been killed and 4 wounded and ukrainian shelling over the last day in the dawn. yet square public, 2 of the injured are children. it's just a 6 on children's casualties since the beginning of the conflict and on back in 2014 are even more grim. over 200 children have been killed in around 800, had been wounded with 40 disabled for life. some children were fortunate to escape the hardships when they were evacuated to russia after the start of the war. among them 23 orphans taken in by their guardian. now living in safety far from the front lines, you can watch the full documentary following their story throughout the day. for now, here's a quick preview. good to go to yet or share the national authority of the thing is let's see. let's see what he did. c e o you follow

this is opposition, any should be the position of greece. greece today can play a positive role in stopping the evil this happening now in ukraine. they should be the mission of our country, rather than being a colony and a point of nate's of america, brussels, germany. and of course in this that you will finally, 3 civilians have been killed on full wounded and ukrainian shutting over the last day. and the done yes for a public to.

surely it shouldn't all be on the shoulders of greece. ~ ., ., ., of greece.or a lona of greece. well, we have advocated for a long time _ of greece. well, we have advocated for a long time for— of greece. well, we have advocated for a long time for a _ of greece. well, we have advocated for a long time for a solidarity - for a long time for a solidarity —based mechanism and also a human rights —based approach to search and rescue which puts equitable responsibility on countries affected ijy responsibility on countries affected by migration movements. and also a system that effectively involves and encourages participation. what we have seen instead is that these states are reducing the search and rescue capacity and they are cracking down on ngos that provide humanitarian activity and even search and rescue. these crossings are becoming more dangerous rather than the other way around.— than the other way around. thanks very much- — migrants from pakistan are among those dead and still missing after the boat disaster — and the country's prime minister, shehbaz

and greece, on the contrary , was her, so to speak, historical rival.also affected uh, probably the last episode. this is already the collapse of the soviet union when greece opened such a repatriation program, that is , ethnic greeks could, as it were, referring to the origin e, easily resettle , received support from the government, entire communities of russian greeks formed e, c. many of greece itself, i repeat, left, and then left the territory of ukraine, but what ukraine inherited after the collapse of the soviet union, which, of course, is also in its negative elephant, but nevertheless, but all the same, especially as for the mariupol greeks yes, that's where there was such a large enclave, but not just such a community in the cities, but a large class of the rural population is still preserved , and many mariupol greeks joined the ranks of the militias back in the fourteenth year. and i personally remember well how i arrived in debaltse literally a couple of months after my release. and here is the mayor, he was an ethnic greek, so he had a fl

here in greece perilous journeys. here in greece a _ perilous journeys.ch _ perilous journeys. here in greece a search and - perilous journeys. here in. greece a search and rescue operation has gone on throughout wednesday, but hope of finding more survivors evaporated pretty quickly. more than 70,000 people have reached europe so far this year by boat and the worry is that with the weather continuing to be good, and as we reach the height of summer, more people, despite this tragedy, will attempt the treacherous journey. this tragedy, will attempt the treacherousjourney. ajourney that continues to claim the lives of so many people desperate to reach europe, believing mel find a better life. nick beake, bbc news, athens. here in the uk, mps investigating whether borisjohnson deliberately misled parliament over parties in downing street held during covid lockdowns will publish their report in the coming hours. the former prime minister resigned as an mp last week after seeing an advance copy of the report, which was based on an almost year—long investigati

this is opposition, any should be the position of greece. greece today can play a positive role in stopping the evil this happening now in ukraine. they should be the mission of our country, rather than being a calling the point of nato america, brussels, germany, and of course, in this that you will, the united or them, or it's has pulled out of the combined maritime forces led by the united states. as according to its form ministry as a result of our ongoing evaluation of effective security cooperation with our partners 2 months ago, the u. a withdrew its participation in the combined maritime forces. for the move comes up to our recent reports in the wall street journal, which claim to you, a officials. what angry at washington is like a response to it runs recency just to of it's oil sign cars in the go for the month . but the, we dismissed the claims saying that that been a mischaracterized ation of his discussions with the us. nevertheless, they may have comes at the time of strange relations between the 2 countries, about w deepening trades and energy links with russia. back in march

in southern greece. it's unclear how many people were on board, but according to passengers, there were hundreds a massive search effort has been launched. but it might be, which is indeed a gigantic operation. because we are talking about some very large number of ship direct people who i think is one of the most difficult and extensive. i've gotten it in terms of the numbers that the greek states has face. and so fall shooting people you, the survivors say the vessel left the libyan port city of tub. brooke, heading for italy, the ship sang some 8 kilometers from the greek coast near the town of p. los the greek coast guard claims. the passengers repeatedly refused an offer of help when they were spotted late tuesday. greece is one of the main routes into the european union for migrants from africa, the middle east and asia. then they are of color. moto says they are well equipped to cope with the emergency we have shown like everyone in greece, many additional we have taken care of everything else. al

it is very important for us because dior traveled to greece in 1951 even today. we are back in this legendary city director loik prizhan in this defile many designers and masters are busy, but i call them all artists, because i think that their craft is art. today, the business is one of the most important french haute couture brands. marie grazia curie took over dior in 2016. she is the first woman in this position and the hall met her first collection. standing, as after the first defile of the peasant. diora in forty-seven. she has created her u look new fashion look now she is preparing the 24th collection for dior fashion show cruise 2022 gone will be held in the symbolic city of athens and will cover the entire history of dior's atelier, their magistes and seamstresses, as well as original craftsmen and artists and presenting mary's world faced pressure from the press. it's not just about the latest collection and work. with dior, this personal experience enriched me, and so maria grazia chiuri opened her doors to us for a few months in the spring of 21. we

routes in the rest of the world, but there are still many in greece. now, i want to say whether it was intentional or not, according to an impartial research report that the united nations high commissioner for refugees requested, the uae and rubik's evidence. greece returns to the sea before the implementation, the migrants who arrived and return again by themselves , the sea aid does not respond in time , and the child from all the refugee support organizations, this set of evidence has caused that the monitoring institutions at the national level allied to the pessimistic form of actions in the approach of the greek government towards refugees and provide an analysis, thank you, mohammad saleh and i were an expert on human rights in europe, america, and society, combined with discrimination, has caused the difference to become the four main causes of death in this country. the death rate of poor people during the corona era in this the country has been 3 to 5 times as many as other people. the american media reports about this. the democrats of the

more than $79.00 people around the ship wreck of the coast of greece. a search for bodies continues into the night. for one of the worst incidents, the mentor training this year, more than a 100, my friends are rescued. but even more, our fear dead was on the program. tens of thousands evacuated from the path of a psych phone in india and boxed up several people from the 4th storm. even breeches left the on there and told him, welcome to the program. at least 79. people have drowned and many more are missing in the ship, right near greece. coast guards rescued more than a 100 others mountain people from syria, egypt pockets done in the palestinian territories. the coverage effort continued into the night with the bodies of some of the victims brought ashore sphere to hundreds more could have been trapped on the lower decks of the vessel. one of the capsized, it's already one of europe's dead. leaves maritime just asters in recent years. greece was declared 3 official days of morning recovering from a brush with deaf survivors of the ship wreck rest at a

a number of migrants were arrested in greece. at protesting the performance of this country and the european union in the issue of immigrants, they burned the flag of this union, as you heard in the news, two days after the sinking of the boat carrying immigrants in the mediterranean sea, the fate of more than 550 people is still unclear. the performance of the european union and greece in the crisis immigrants led to demonstrations in this country. protesters burned the flag of the european union. to find out the dimensions and details of the issue, i am talking to an expert on human rights issues in europe, mr. sahab. greetings to you . apparently, the boat carrying immigrants is carrying more immigrants than its capacity. immigrants and life jackets too what is the reason for not having such events at the borders of europe? this is a news section. hazrat ali said, "oh, a very unfortunate incident happened at the borders of the european union, and this is not a new thing . what the united nations high commission for refugees po

this is also not the case in greece.g do you think it will take for the ecb to get inflation back down to target? how long will it take to get inflation down to 2%? how much more work will you have to do in terms of raising rates and altering the balance sheet in order for that to be achieved? gov. stournaras: as you know, our latest forecast foresees that inflation would fall to 2% in 2025. it would be very close to 2% but not at 2% in 2024. 2% perhaps toward the middle of 20 to 15 -- 2025. yes, we are data-driven. and i said at the beginning, there is likely to be a hike in july. interest rates will be kept at a level that is necessary to bring inflation down but we cannot say whether in july it will be the last hike and we cannot say now for how long the interest rates will stay at this level. alix: yannis, when do you think that being more restrictive on quantitative tightening will be necessary? windows that become the tool to use instead of rate hikes? gov. stournaras: ok, let's assume that we stop hiking in july,

as anger grows over this week's ship rec, off greece. the response of the country's coast guard is coming under increasing scrutiny with hundreds of people thought to have been aboard the capsized vessel. grease has extended the search for survivors. many families haven't lost hope of finding their loved ones alive. searching for survivors of wednesday, shipwrecked, even with little hope of finding mo, most of those already rescued with transferred to this migrant camp in the athens on friday. you know, relatives desperate for news of missing loved ones have also headed to the facility . my brother left libya last friday for 3 days. i can't find him. no one will tell me. we came here and they said, give us your mobile phone number and we will call you hundreds of kilometers away in syria. this father is also waiting for on says about his missing sons was off of the summer. okay. we don't know anything about him. so one of those drowned life i came that would be and that we don't know that greek authorities have arrested 9 egyptian surviv

a search and rescue operation is on the way off the coast of greece. rescue teams are trying to find most of us of one of the was ship breaks ever seen in the mediterranean. it's fit hundreds, could have dropped also coming off much off the arab world has begun normalizing relations with bush all a sudden siri, i'm so is it time for the west to rethink their approach to the syrian dictate the i'm gonna have both as well come to the program, at least $78.00 people have drowns, and many more i thought to be missing. after a fishing boat carrying hundreds of migrants, sancho of the coast of greece, the co sconces had managed to rescue more than a 100 victims. among them, people from syria, egypt, pocket's, dawn, and the palestinian territory. such efforts continued throughout the night, and this morning it's fed many more people could have been trapped on the low attacks of the vessel when it's capsized. it's one of your deadliest maritime disasters. in recent years, recovering from a brush with deaf the survivors of the ship rec rest at a warehouse at the port of kilometer. in southern

thank you very - much for giving us your analysis and joining us from greece.n the uk as the bank of england tries to bring down inflation. the prime minister told the bbc�*s sunday with laura kuenssberg programme that the uk would get through concerns over higher mortgage rates for millions of homeowners if the government stuck to its plan. let's hear some of what he had to say. i've never said that it's not challenging. this isn't going to be a difficult time to get through. but what i want to give people the reassurance and confidence is that we've got a plan, the plan will work and we will get through this. that's exactly what people should be hearing from their prime minister and their government. the duchess of york is recovering from surgery after she was diagnosed with breast cancer. a spokesman for sarah ferguson says she was recently diagnosed with an early form of breast cancer detected at a routine mammogram screening. the spokesman said the surgery was successful and she thanked medical staff for their support. one person has died and nine others h

a huge search and rescue operation is on the way off the coast of greece. they're trying to find more survivors of one of the west shit breaks ever seen in the mediterranean. it's fit hundreds, could have dropped also coming up, most of the arab world has become normalizing relations with the charlotte, south, syria. so is it time for the west to rethink their approach to the syrian dictate to the i'm gonna have both as well come to the program. at least 78 people have drowned and many more thought to be missing. off the fishing boats, carrying hundreds of migrants sent to a sofa coast of greece. the coast guard says it managed to rescue more than a 100 victims among them people from syria and egypt focused on the palestinian territories. such f, it's continued throughout the night and this morning it's fear many more people could have been trapped on the lower decks of the vessel when have capsized. it's one of us deadliest maritime disasters in recent years, already recovering from a brush with deaf. the survivors of the ship rec rest at a warehouse. at t

talking about the political system, what code this election mean full position parties in greece. so well, this election is a disaster for alexis to present the left wing. the city is alexis, the bus, did not manage neither to convince, as, as an opposition leader of the past 4 years, nor when the people's trust during the campaigning to become a possible future prime minister. again. analysts say that he has moved too far to, to, to watch the center with the political agenda and not really providing a lifting alternative that the left wing parties in the opposition do not want to collaborate with them. they make this very clear at mazda, because of a personal conflicts with the, with the best themselves. so, the left in greece is divided, making it very difficult for the opposition to, to, to, to, to work well. the election comes up to hundreds of migrants died and went missing in south movies. when none of a crowded fishing folder upsized in san getting at this one, what role does migration play in this election? us in 2019, when i just became prime minister, he promised that he

the interesting thing about greece _ facing. the interesting thing about greece is _ facing. thing about greece is it has done | about greece is it has done rather well over the last few years. remember it had gone through a very substantial period of gdp falling year after year during the euro zone crisis. that has changed quite dramatically, greece is now being rehabilitated financially. the european central bank has been buying its bonds, being upgraded by the credit rating agencies. so we had growth of over 5% in 2022 and the fastest growing country —— one of the fastest—growing countries in the eu. it is not at the same pace. a lot of money coming from the eu into greece which is very helpful for the ruling party. obviously there is quite a lot of concern about unemployment still. a lot of the young have left and gone to work in other parts of the eu. turnout in the elections was not that bad last time around, which was in late may. 60%, quite a lot of the young have been protesting and not really voting at all but that could change and could be to the benefit of the oth

tqm. the coast of greece this week are the inevitable result.— the coast of greece this week are thehe inevitable result. ok, thank you very much, daniel— the inevitable result. 0k, thank you very much, daniel gorevan, - the inevitable result. 0k, thank you very much, daniel gorevan, seniorl very much, daniel gorevan, senior advocacy adviser at save the children joining advocacy adviser at save the childrenjoining us advocacy adviser at save the children joining us there. the man arrested on suspicion of murdering three people in nottingham on tuesday has been named as valdo amissao mendes calocane who graduated in mechanical engineering from nottingham university last year. the 31—year—old remains in custody. officers have been granted a 36—hour extension to continue questioning him. this video, obtained by the sun newspaper, into a hostel on the day of the attack. it's alleged he stabbed 19—year—old students barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar, and school caretaker ian coates. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's take a look at some other stories making n

. find asylum process in greece.e. and that is very much your- asylum process in greece. and that is very much your key role, to legally assist the survivors who are now being taken to athens and work out what exactly the issues are involved. identifying people and connecting them back with theirfamilies and connecting them back with their families and so on. and connecting them back with theirfamilies and so on. it is a complicated process. and as you say, these people also need support. they need help. they need mental help. they've gone through a horrendous trauma. what do you predict will be the main legal and practical challenges to the refugees when they reach you?— they reach you? you're absolutely _ they reach you? you're absolutely right. i they reach you? you're absolutely right. the . absolutely right. the situations and the conditions under which people are being called, not only to find loved ones and to process the trauma of this experience is coupled with their need to put forward a full claim for prot

like we've seen off the coast of greece in, in the last few days. now what they've said is that they, they've been holding meetings of the search and rescue calm types group, which is a group of people that really focused on n g o. both ways go out and try and save licensee. and those are private fishermen, ships and other private vessels that are involved in search and rescue when they get the cool to go and save people. what we understand is the that it doesn't involve the coast god, specifically the greek and italians. there's been also pressure because we know that the from tax, the used bought of god was allotted to the conditions of this boat, but the smugglers wouldn't let them on. and there's been lots of questions by why the boat, a guards on intervening, even though the smugglers on letting them on. now the in years current time has been to try and prevent these kind of boats from leaving the north african shows by engaging north african countries. but we had last week, the changes in present and kind of the site saying he's not willing to

which is something greece is one of the deepest points of the mediterranean —— southern greece.t 4000 metres deep so any survivors will be impossible to find if the _ survivors will be impossible to find if the boat — survivors will be impossible to find if the boat has reached the bottom of the _ if the boat has reached the bottom of the sea — you can appreciate that from the difficulty to try and work out precise numbers involved here. but numbers a site is clearly a large numbers a site is clearly a large number and a very, very distressing situation. this is the picture that we have received from the greek coastguard. you can seejust we have received from the greek coastguard. you can see just how crowded that boat is. and the rescue operation of course is under way, will be keeping across this as we get any more details we will bring them to you. if you were watching this programme yesterday you will know that we had some big breaking news from miami, florida. former president donald trump was charged with a federal crime. the first time that's ever happened to a former us

greece is still morning. >> survivors of the shipwreck rest at a warehouse at the port in southern greeceit is unclear how many people were on board. according to passengers, there were hundreds. a massive search effort has been launched. [speaking foreign language] >> it is indeed a gigantic operation because we are talking about a very large number of shipwrecked people. i think it is one of the most difficult and takes in civilian terms of the numbers -- and extensive in terms of the numbers so far. >> survivors say the vessel left the libyan port city of tobruk headed to italy. the ship sank some 80 kilometers from the greek coast near a town of kulas. the greek coast guard claims that passengers repeatedly refused an offer of help when they were spotted late tuesday. greece is one of the main routes into the european union for migrants from africa, the middle east, and asia. -- says that they are well-equipped to cope with the emergency. we are shocked like everyone agrees -- in greece. we have taken care of everything. the site has been prepared, the toilets, showers, everything tha

so political analysts told me that they see greece gradually sliding into a stem. i also retire in a liberal system. the way we also see didn't hungry. thank story. on the view correspondence story. on schmidt's in the greek city of pennsylvania, the force of the next generation space soon has been unveiled at the paris air show. it's designed for astronaut, it's on the international space station, but it's major hopes that it could one day also be used for future emissions. to the moon. a suit for a new age of space exploration. nasa is next generation space suits on display for the 1st time at the paris air show. it functions as an astronaut, personal spaceship, protecting them from extreme temperatures. radiation and even small media writes went outside their spacecraft. the new suits are 34 kilograms lighter than current ones, allowing for a greater range of motion and increase mission times. so a whole new design from the, from the phoenix boot off. it's brand new, it's not based off of the old design. it's substantially lighter, more mobile fits a wider range

nine people are arrested in greece after a migrant boat capsized.more than two days after the vessel sank. here in southern greece, search operations continue, but the hope of finding any survivors is fading. we'll have the latest on what the un has called one of the biggest tragedies in the mediterranean. also on the programme... the man being questioned about the nottingham attacks is 31—year—old valdo calocane — a graduate of the university of nottingham. a bbc investigation finds the number of russian soldiers killed

relatives and friends arrive in greece to find out if their loved ones have bite, the sinking of an overloaded dog around $500.00 people of for you to a friend and germany's famous fairy tale castle, the scene of a crime. one american tourist is dead. a 2nd inches while another he waste citizen is arrest. the i've been fooling, woke up, survive as a 750 people were on board that boat capsized of grace on one side of the a 100 were rescued meeting. this could be one of the boys disasters in the mediterranean police of arrested 9 survivors on suspicion of people's minds, like the greek coast guard, escorted the troll for hours, but watched helplessly as it suddenly sank, saying the migraines had refused to help and insisted on continuing to easily the greek coast guard, continually search for survivors, but hopes fading fast. its here is quiet greek town where those rescued from the latest mediterranean tragedy being taken. cassim abu z is a syrian refugee living in gemini, and his wife and brother in law were on the boats, and may remain been accounted for them. but i didn't get the approval fo

we have shows like everyone in greece as many as additional we have taken care of everything else or the site is being prepared. the toilet on the show is anything that is needed, including clothing a photo. i guess if i, if i hear the greek president, catarina sack, a lot of hulu flew to the porch of color monica, to assess the situation and to visit survivors and hospital. the united nation says more than a $70000.00 refugees and migrants have arrived so far this year in europe's front line, mediterranean countries. journalist honestly kind of saw in athens, told me more as well. the latest, of course, is that the desktop is rising and the search and rescue operation is continuing to just tell it is now up to $79.00. a authorities are calling it the dead sea is migrated. a sinking in the mediterranean, or amongst them in a most recent years. and the number has crime so many initial accounts. 18 to now $79.00. there are fees, of course, at this number will grow. and we're hearing also initial accounts also from survivors. doctors who are treating the system survivors, saying that th

greece sends a commercial vessel to the migrant boat, supplying it with food and water. evening, a coast guard vessel sales near the fishing boat. from a distance, concludes that there was no problem with its navigation. less than four hours later, the migrant boat overturns and sinks. the greek authorities, as well as fending off criticism have been making arrests, up to one dozen. who was really to blame for such a huge loss of life? it's being fiercely debated. >> what you saw -- you saw were europe correspondent. he joins us now. this is greece's worst ever migrant shipwreck. in light of that, how is the government reacting? >> well, the greek government is saying that they really have done all they can in this case. they insist that this offer of help was made to the people on board the boat. it was rejected. now, a lot of people are saying that, if you look at the situation where you know that a boat is overcrowded and in extremely deep waters there is a moral obligation to intervene and do more. that sentiment is being reflected tonight in different parts of the c

our europe correspondent nick beake is in kalamata in greece. greek coastguard has faced heavy criticism for not doing more to help those people on board. its main justification has been that they did not want their help and that, crucially, the boat was moving in a steady direction towards italy. now, what we've tried to do is piece together a picture of what really happened, and to do that, we've been looking at court documents, at photographs, at video and, crucially, at data tracking of boats that were in the mediterranean sea — this specific part — on the day of the tragedy. and our investigation casts serious doubt on the official greek version of events. last tuesday morning, from the air, authorities spot the migrant boat. this is a surveillance photo. a simulation we've obtained from a ship—tracking service shows civilian boats in the area in the run—up to the sinking. coastguard and military vessels do not appear. the migrant boat didn't have a tracker, but the yellow pin shows where it eventually goes down. at around 1500 gmt, a ship

use coming up after a migrant both sig, some massive search and rescue operation is under way of greece. it's been called one of the boss disasters of its kind. dozens of ground. hundreds more may have been on board according to the west. also coming off coastal regions in india and pakistan there on high alert is a cycle. it approaches tens of thousands of residents evacuate. and moscow continues to dismiss any progress and you find comprehensive. but a prominent freshman state tv presented sales a very different story on the ad to apply to me for the welcome at least 179. people have found that hundreds more i thought to be missing off today about the sank of grace. the coast guard says it rescued more than a 100 of its among them people from syria, egypt, pakistan and the palestinian territories. the recovery effort continued throughout the night. it's feed many more people could have been trapped on the lower decks of the best. so when it capsized, it's already one of your deadliest maritime disasters. embracing cheese. recovering from a brush with death. survivors of the ship wreck

bought the dw news line from time and dozens of migrants, drought in a ship rack off the coast of greece. hundreds more, still missing. and one of the worst incidents in the mediterranean, this year. also on the program to may of fruits and dismisses ukraine's counter offensive, insisting his forces are inflicted catastrophic loss. is permanent russian state tv presented assess of trade is achieving success is and if list former prime minister, silvio berlusconi, receives a state funeral, controversial media tycoon, dine well being treated for a rap like counsel the welcome to the program. at least 79 people have drowned and many more are missing and a shipwreck near greece, coast gods rescued. more than a 100 others. it's one of the worst incidents involving migrants in the mediterranean. this year, greece has declared 3 days of money recovering from a brush with deaf survivors of the ship rec rest at a warehouse at the port of kyla mata in southern greece, and it's unclear how many people were on board. but according to passengers, there were hundreds a massive search effort has been l

that is nick beake in greece.is being observed for the pakistani nationals who were on the boat and are now among the dead and missing. the country's prime minister has called for immediate action against people traffickers. officials in islamabad say they've arrested several people, including an alleged smuggler, from pakistani—administered kashmir. and in greece itself, nine men suspected of people smuggling are due to appear in court later on monday. 0ur south asia regional editor anbarasan ethirajan has more. many families are waiting for answers, because a significant number of pakistani youths are thought to be aboard that disaster—prone boat where many people are still missing. 0ne father was telling the local media how the human traffickers were luring his son with the promise of a good job in europe, and they were paying more than $7,000 — and then finally, they ended up on this boat. and he's not hearing any information about his son. this is the case with many of the families, and one police officer tol

coast of greece. many are saved but hundreds are feared dead. the rescue continues into the night. ♪ >> this is live g0 live from london. coming up, survivors call it the worst place on earth as sudan's conflict strikes ethnic divisions indoor for. we spoke to some who fled to chad. the plan to overhaul the judiciary despite public anger. reeling in the wrist, polls for artificial intelligence. the eu drafts greater transparency and accountability. ♪ >> hello there. we begin in greece where 78 people have drowned off the southern coast in what has become one of europe's first migrant boat sinkings. hundreds of people are feared dead and there are estimates that seven hundred 50 people were on board the vessel when it sank. high wind has complicated the rescue operation. we begin our coverage. >> it is unclear how many people were on a fishing boat when it capsized and sank in waters off greases southern coast. these were the survivors at the port in the peloponnese. some were strong enough to walk off the ship to dry land. others could not make

the un calls at the worst migrant tragedy in recent memory. relatives and friends arrive in greece to find out if their loved ones survived, the sinking of an overloaded boats as many as 500 people fit. also coming off ukraine says russell stripes thief with miss solves as several of african leaders arrive in the capital on a piece which the i'm gonna have off is welcome to the program. the great co, scott says it will end an operation to find survivors of wednesdays, both tragedy later today, between 40750 people are fair to have been on the vessel when it capsized and went down. 78 people have not been confirmed that another 100 and for all of those men and boys were rescued and the have been taken to accompany all of athens. old women and children were reportedly below deck. authority say there was no hope of finding any one else alive. greece has been criticized over it's humbling of this emergency to natalie. i'm the oss due to assemble into as human rights watch, the associate director in europe and central asia would see thoughts about the greek coast goss response. well yes, t

let me turn to greece.ved that up to a hundred children were on board a vessel that's capsized off the coast of greece. at least 78 people have been confirmed dead, but the final toll could make it one of europe's worst ever disasters. the boat, heading from libya, capsized 80 kilometres from the southern coastal town of pylos. the survivors are being processed in the port of kalamata. greece's public broadcaster, ert, is reporting that 11 to 12 arrests have been made. with more, here's nick beake. relatives of the hundreds feared dead race to the port fearing the worst. we found aftab from wolverhampton searching for news about his cousins from pakistan. relatives were on board the boat that capsized. how do you know that? we've had confirmation. we found one of the relatives is in there but the rest of them we haven't got hold of yet. how many relatives? four of them. the victims of greece's worst ever migrant ship wreck had set off from libya. many syrians were on board, kazim abu zeeb told me, including

— humanitarian crisis notjust in greece, notjust in italy in the uk, but around — greece, notjust inited states — just today in— year in the united states — just today in the new york post, they are reporting _ today in the new york post, they are reporting that these smugglers were gleefully advertising on tick—tock that they could bring people into the united states for $10,000 — and yet still. _ the united states for $10,000 — and yet still, many women and children are raped, — yet still, many women and children are raped, many people die on this journey, _ are raped, many people die on this journey, and many people suffer as a result— journey, and many people suffer as a result of— journey, and many people suffer as a result of these folks who are simply in it for— result of these folks who are simply in it for the — result of these folks who are simply in it for the money. and i think as an international community, we need to stand up _ an international community, we need to stand up and stomach this illegal trafficking _ to stand up and stomach this illegal trafficking of peopl

another 2015 will not happen in greece. we will keep people out, we will keep you away from this and also not addressing very urging of the very difficult questions regarding the role of the greek coast guard and the sole incident. again, it was the government tried to keep people away from this very issue and also await, from the many indications against greeks against greets, greet, regarding human rights violations at the external borders floating on smith's. and that's the key. thank you. now about the mullins costs than the abodes, any hotly contested presidential election. there are not force dominated by consensus of corruption on the exclusion of a leading candidate. more than $9000000.00 eligible voters will also choose a new congress and hundreds of local mess. the stakes are high, even though many people are skeptical about whether they will see any real change. here in hudson, it's time to we in just 2 hours west of watch, the mileage capital. the mood, the titans market is mixed. as the country gets rich to vot

the close of the collapse is being investigated in greece. the 2nd, the election appears to be the charm for incumbent prime minister can react to some, its attack is and his new democracy party exit polls showed the conservative party has won the country. second, the election in just a 5 weeks by a landslide. this means and its attack is, will be able to form a single party government under the new electoral system. on the campaign trail to attack is insisted that his government needed to stay in place to continue greece's economic recovery. well for more or less cross over to dw correspondence, slowing on schmidt, who is incessantly nicky. good to see you again. now the greek conservatives of former prime minister can react with me to attack as we're expected to win the election and, and from what we're seeing, it appears that that's happening again. so what more can you tell us? well, this clearly is a victory for can yak, listen to the taxi. so based up on the up on the condo, votes until now, it has secured a safe majority with about 40.