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but there are airports in the area, for example, here in the provinces of cagayan and isabela which mayagencies to bring the relief items for anyone who will be supporting this relief effort. what is going to be the top priority once typhoon mangkhut has cleared and moved out towards, i believe it is heading out towards china? what is heading out towards china? what is your first priority? today, once we get clearance, our priority is to immediately assess the situation. what kind of assistance to the families and the children is needed? the quantity and the scale? this information is important for us, for save the children, to know the basis of our intervention. right now we know that there are millions of people that are affected by the typhoon, and save the children, as a humanitarian organisation for children, is patrick hill are concerned about the security, about the welfare of the children. —— particularly concerned. the people who have six refuge, how long are they expected to stay in those shelters? if these families lost their homes, because most of the families in these areas

we're on the road between isabela and cagayan province, two of the areas hardest hit by this storm.avy winds and rains and on the way here we saw the posts felled, we saw trees ripped to shreds, and detritus all over the street. we've also heard reports that there have been bridges and roads closed by flooding and also by landslides. but what people are most concerned about are the coastal areas, these remote areas near the seaboard. what we've heard is that the storm passed directly overhead last night and the fear is that the devastation will be worse there. tory peer lord heseltine says borisjohnson will become the next leader of the conservatives, but warned the move is likely to divide the party. the former deputy prime minister, an outspoken critic of mrjohnson, told bbc radio 4's the week in westminster that the recent slew of negative headlines had not done the former foreign secretary irreparable harm. has he done himself any irreparable harm? i don't think he has. what you have to say to yourself is, who is the tory membership of the house of commons going to choose to sen

our correspondent howard johnson has been travelling through the provinces of cagayan and northern isabelahich are expected to be hardest hit, and sent this report. typhoon mankhut has made landfall on the northern tip of the main island of luzon. 5 million people are thought to be in the path of this potentially deadly storm. authorities had already urged thousands of people to move inland from vulnerable coastal areas. in nearby santa ana, local officials aren't taking any chances. this village school has been turned into an emergency shelter. translation: there is a tendency for landslides in this area in the past, so a village council has advised them to get out early. the philippines endures about 20 typhoons and storms each year, mangkhut is the strongest storm of 2018 so far. it's more than 500 miles in diameter, with sustained winds of over 160 miles an hour. we're around 100 miles away from where this storm is about to hit hardest. already, the winds are up and it's been raining heavily. as you can see, most people have heeded the warnings to stay inside and wait for this potentia

we're on the road between isabela and cagayan province, two of the areas hardest hit by this storm.ight we saw this area battered by heavy winds and rains and on the way here we saw electricity posts felled, trees ripped to shreds and detritis all over the streets. we also heard reports that there have been bridges and roads closed by flooding and also by landslides but what people are most concerned about are the coastal areas, these remote areas near the seaboard. we have heard the storm passed directly overhead last night and the fear is that the devastation will be worse there. louise will explain about both these weather patterns and how they are developing in the next couple of days, and we will have our own weather in a few minutes. couples wishing to divorce in england and wales could soon benefit from a less confrontational process, under plans confirmed by thejustice secretary david gauke. pressure for reform intensified after a woman's appeal for divorce was rejected by the supreme court injuly due to her husband's refusal to split. in a consultation the government is pro

at least two tea ms rainwater, but is we have at least two teams deployed to the areas, one in the isabelaa. it has been reported to have suffered a loss of landslides. just briefly, do you feel at the governments and organisations like yourselves were prepared for this devastation? yes, i suppose so. the government was really prepared. it has really stayed on alert, even before the typhoon entered the territory. in fa ct, typhoon entered the territory. in fact, we are in close could make the government. there are joint tasks or so government. there are joint tasks or so there will not be duplication of effort. there will see to the immediate needs in the area. as for world vision, we are looking into the special needs of the children in this area. so many children, education was disrupted, schooling. some of the schools were reported to have been destroyed and devastated. there will be efforts on that area. we also hope to bring in some psychosocial support to the children through child friendly spaces. 0k, g jeff lamigo, we appreciate you taking the time in what is no doubt a very busy p

we are on the road between cagayan and isabela province, two of the areas hardest hit by the storm. saw trees ripped to shreds and detritus all over the streets. we have heard reports there have been bridges and roads closed by flooding and landslides. but what most people are concerned about are the coastal areas, these remote areas near the seaboard. what we have heard is that the storm passed directly overhead last night, and the fear is that the devastation will be worse there. more coverage as that story develops in the philippines and the us as the morning goes on. couples wishing to divorce could soon benefit from a less confrontational process, under proposals confirmed by the justice secretary david gauke. the government is proposing removing fault, and the ability of spouses to contest the divorce. the changes would apply to heterosexual and gay marriages, and civil partnerships. ariana grande has given an emotional tribute to her former partner mac miller, who she called her "dearest friend" and the "kindest, sweetest soul". the us rapper, aged 26, was found dead at his h

you should understand, northern philippines was really affected in ca bagan, isabela and even benguetorts about these increasing numbers of deaths in mining areas. what kind of aid to these families need ? is this aid getting to the affected families? yes, absolutely. but surely, the help is reaching these areas, which we give to the government for taking the lead on this, and humanitarian organisations like us would want to compliment them. just yesterday we have reached more than 700 families the landfall site in two towns. the people are pretty much grateful that the help are coming in. you can see there are challenges doing this, access has to become an issue also. the government really trying their best to clear the way so that help would reach these areas. you are watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: kim jong—un puts on a show as the leaders of the two koreas meet to discuss denuclearisation. also on the programme: ajapanese billionaire becomes the first spacex tourist to fly round the moon. we'll hearfrom him. 30 hours after the earthquake that devastate

direct path. 0ur correspondent howard johnson has been travelling through the provinces of cagayan and isabelas weather forecasters say are likely to be hardest hit. within the last few hours, typhoon mankhut has hit the northern tip of the main island of luzon. 5 million people are thought to be in the path of this potentially deadly storm. authorities had already urged thousands of people to move inland from vulnerable coastal areas. in nearby santa ana, local officials aren't taking any chances. this village school has been turned into an emergency shelter. translation: there is a tendency for landslides in this area in the past, so a village council has advised them to get out early. on the road out of cagayan province, we pass farmers anxious to do what they can to salvage their harvest. the philippines endures about 20 typhoons and storms each year, mankhut is the strongest storm of 2018 so far. it's more than 500 miles in diameter, with sustained winds of over 160 miles an hour. we're around 100 miles away from where this storm is about to hit hardest. already, the winds are up and it's

direct path. 0ur correspondent howard johnson has been travelling through the provinces of cagayan and isabelaer forecasters say are likely to be hardest hit. within the last few hours, typhoon mangkhut has made landfall on the northern tip of the main island. 5 million people are thought to be in the path of this potentially deadly storm. authorities had already urged thousands of people to move inland from vulnerable coastal areas. in nearby santa anna, local officials aren't taking any chances. this village school has been turned into an emergency shelter. translation: there is a tendency for landslides in this area in the past so landslides in this area in the past $03 landslides in this area in the past so a village council has advised them to get out early. on the road out of this province we passed farmers anxious to do what they can to salvage their harvest. the philippines enjoys about 20 typhoons and storms each year. mangkhut is the strongest storm of 2018 so far. it is more than 500 miles in diameter, with sustained winds—macro of over 160 miles an hour. were about 100 miles away f

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