two joan children from albania arriving in kent.— 200 children have passed into the care of kent county council, and around a fifth of those have gone missing. that has raised concerns. charities who basically campaigned to try to make life for vulnerable children are more safe or saying it is possible the children are now being forced to work in the so—called grey economy, could be in construction, car washes, so—called grey economy, could be in construction, carwashes, or perhaps even more seriously in cannabis factories. we know from the national crime agency that albanian gangsters play a lead role in running those cannabis factories, these children could also be sexually exploitative as to what is being done to find them? kent county council says it is initially trying to identify children at risk in the first place to try to stop them going from going missing. but after people have gone missing, kent county council says it is working closely with the police and home office to try to locate the children, but in this case 39 thi

that leaps kent brand, if you like. that portray the 2nd esthetic is take, take, dashed and then best the star architecture enable and that runs through his entire life work backer i ah ah. busy grounds you're in the working the mini experts, traffic expense, economics, extra experts and plenty. and i suddenly realize, oh my god, it's not at all about those things. it starts with the memory of those thousands of people who died on that day. ready and it has to really. ready develop out of that memorial place into the towers into an emblem matic and also symbolic space of the power $7076.00, declaration of human rights. first one in america and the world. and of course create a sense of connection to the spectra of liberty. i saw myself and my parents arriving on the boat, you know, across the atlantic entering and looking up at the statue of liberty, which at that time looked so large to me, bigger than, than any empire state building. and i thought about it, liberty, freedom of people, it's buildings. it's not armies.

the bbc has learnt kent _ consciousness. the bbc has learnt kent police _ consciousness.'s allegations, and the home office has started an internal investigation and have told the bbc that ahmed's story does not match their understanding of events. a home office spokesperson said... ahmed was released from manston on october 31. at the time, the management of the centre was under intense scrutiny. the weekly was released, the home secretary visited, arriving by military helicopter. that same week, a critical incident was declared at harmondsworth immigration detention facility. there was a power blackout and the staff had lost operational control. the prison services national tactical response group were deployed to assist. internal home office communications, obtained by the bbc under freedom of information, show officials in chaos on the evening of friday first november. internal dialogue was fraught. there were conditions outlined about what to do if harmondsworth were evacuated. the e—mail says that there was no reason to detain the people any longer. it urged home of

them, get them checked out rapid. 39 unaccompanied albanian children who have come into the care of kentnty council this year have gone missing, raising fears of human trafficking. moscow warns the west against adopting a price cap on russian oil, saying it would endanger their energy security. and... keen to be seen in green. prince william and kate arrive for the environmental awards the earthshot prize in boston. coming up in sportsday at 6.30pm: england's footballers say they're prepared for extra time and penalties in tomorrow's world cup knockout match against senegal. good evening. the father of a four—year—old girl with a strep a infection, currently on a ventilator in hospital, is urging other parents to act quickly, if they think their child might be affected. dean burns says his family has been "living an absolute nightmare�* since his daugher, cameela, was admitted to liverpool's alder hey children's hospital earlier this week. the strep a infection, which often causes scarlet fever, is normally mild, but there have been more cases than usual recently, with six children in en

now they become in many cases the responsibility of the local authority, kent county council. children and 39, as you say, of the children and 39, as you say, of the children have actually gone missing. it is raising some real concerns about what potentially may have happened to them. there is a charity which tries to prevent children from being exploited and being trafficked and they are saying that potentially these children could fall into the hands of traffickers and could be. work in the grey economy and car washes or cannabis factories of even be sexually exploited. —— could be forced to work in the grey economy or car washes or cannabis factories are sexually exploited.— are sexually exploited. grave concerns _ are sexually exploited. grave concerns and _ are sexually exploited. grave concerns and you _ are sexually exploited. grave concerns and you were - are sexually exploited. grave| concerns and you were telling are sexually exploited. grave - concerns and you were telling me before you came in air that people were querying whether these were in fact children of peo

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after contracting the infection. 39 unaccompanied albanian children who have come into the care of kentounty council this year have gone missing — raising fears of human trafficking. a newspaper in greece says the british museum and the greek government have been in "secret talks" over a possible return of the elgin marbles. and, the world cup knockout stage is under way — at half time, the netherlands are beating the us 2—0. good afternoon. we start with the football world cup, in qatar, where the netherlands are facing the usa in the first match of the knockout stage. the dutch team have reached three finals but never won. the usa have not progressed to the quarterfinals since 2002. let's get the latest from my colleague, lucy hockings, in doha. welcome colleague, lucy hockings, in doha. to qatar, wher| finally welcome to qatar, where we are finally out of the group stages and into the knockout part of the competition.— into the knockout part of the cometition. ., , ., ., ., competition. now it is a matter of all or nothing _ competition. now it is a matter of all or nothing for— comp

after contracting the infection. 39 unaccompanied albanian children who have come into the care of kentnty council this year have gone missing — raising fears of human trafficking. a newspaper in greece says the british museum and the greek government have been in "secret talks" over a possible return of the elgin marbles. the former government minister, conor burns, has been cleared of misconduct — and he'll have his conservative party whip restored. and, at the world cup, the round of 16 kicks off with the usa facing the netherlands — the winner will face argentina or australia, who meet later this evening. good afternoon. almost a fifth of unaccompanied albanian child migrants who have come into the care of kent county council this year have gone missing. charities fear they could become the victims of trafficking. our correspondent, simon jones, has more. we're talking here of 39 children who have gone missing who were in the care of kent county council. this year we have seen a huge increase in the number of albanians making the crossing over the channel in small boats. so unsurpri

daniel lee, this kent starts december 25th on d w. ah, this is the diabetes, and these are our top stories. iran's public prosecutor says the country has scrapped its morality police. after months of protests, sparked by the death of the young women in their custody. the interior ministry has not confirmed the closure of the 4th.

kent county council says it tries proactively to identify children at risk of going missing and if ald is eventually found there will be a full debrief to find out if lessons can be learned. ., ~ to find out if lessons can be learned-— the mp for bournemouth west, conor burns, is to be reinstated to the conservative party after being cleared of misconduct. he was suspended as patron of the party's lgbt+ group and sacked as trade minister, following a complaint about his behaviour at the tory party conference. mr burns consistently denied any wrongdoing, and said the experience was "a living nightmare". five recipients of the earthshot prize, set up by prince william, have been announced at a star—studed ceremony in boston. the event marks the culmination of the prince and princess of wales' trip to america. daniela relph�*s report contains flash photography. a green carpet for the earthshot arrivals. it was sustainable glamour wherever you looked. and that included from the royals. the princess of wales was wearing a dress she hired for the night, and the jewellery once belonged to p

we came across this young driver in kent, his tyre caught an icy patch and he hit a concrete post.unhurt. for others it has been a morning of clear ups. what do you make of the conditions?— conditions? great for children, but the 're conditions? great for children, but they're not — conditions? great for children, but they're not the _ conditions? great for children, but they're not the best _ conditions? great for children, but they're not the best for _ conditions? great for children, but| they're not the best for businesses and commuting.— they're not the best for businesses and commuting. every kind of travel s stem and commuting. every kind of travel system has — and commuting. every kind of travel system has been _ and commuting. every kind of travel system has been hit _ and commuting. every kind of travel system has been hit by _ and commuting. every kind of travel system has been hit by the - and commuting. every kind of travel system has been hit by the snow. i system has been hit by the snow. dozens of cars were abandoned op the m25. some people were stranded for more th

for months we have been trying to get an interview with east kent's chief executive.the trust's board yesterday we approached tracey fletcher. we want to talk to you about the maternity inquiry. as you know we have tried several times to get an interview with you. why do you continue to employ people at the trust who have hidden the harm they have caused mothers and babies? how many preventable deaths of mothers and babies have there been at the trust in the past decade? sorry. this evening ms fletcher says the trust apologised for both the error in louise dempster�*s care and failure to explain what went wrong. the family do have a healthy son and grandson, but the mistake has had a lifelong impact. my mental health has probably been affected by it. i also feel like i've never had the opportunity to have another baby which i really wanted to. it's hard. louise dempster ending that report. if you were affected by details in that report you can visit bbc.co.uk/ action line, or you can call for free to hear recorded information at any time. jeremy hunt has announced pla

that won't happen with court case is likely to drag on for months —— on the kent coast this year pute likely to drag on for months. mark easton, bbc news, the high court. the prime minister has insisted the government is taking a "fair" approach to pay, ahead of tomorrow's strike by nurses in england, wales and northern ireland — and wednesday's stoppage by ambulance workers in england and wales. 0ne union representing health staff accused ministers of being "intransigent" because of their refusal to discuss pay. tomorrow nurses in some trusts across the uk but not in scotland will stage a second 12—hour strike — their action will be followed on wednesday when 10,000 ambulance workers, including paramedics, across almost every region of england and wales will go on strike. a second ambulance strike is due to take place on december 28th. here's our health editor, hugh pym. if steve barclay wanted any reminder of patients' opinions on the state of the nhs, he certainly got it today. on a hospital visit, he met sarah, mother of a three—year—old suffering with cystic fibrosis, who had vi

believe me, daniel lee, this kent starts december 25th on d w. o . ah ah ah ah, this is d, w is live from for the european parliament votes resoundingly to strip one of its vice president of her powers. the greek m. e p. eva kylie was arrested in connection with bribery and corruption scandal linked to world cup. i was cut off also on the program a 1000000000 euros for you cry.

we can reveal that police are investigating the allegation at the holding facility in kent.at they are coming to attack and beat us. and we've obtained exclusive evidence that the home office has detained asylum seekers illegally at centres that were used as overflow from manston. ahmed, not his real name, arrived by boat. he fled his country out of fear of persecution. he told us about his 2a days in manston. he says the overcrowded conditions stripped him and others of their dignity. we were treated like animals. there was only two toilets and showerfor 120 people in our tent. we slept on cardboard. the centre was holding 4,000 migrants, more than double than it was designed for. ahmed and others started a sit down protest, but things didn't end there. what did the immigration officers do to you? i was crying out while underneath him. i used whatever strength i had to remove his arm from choking me. when i removed his hands, he pushed me and ifell backwards onto someone else. the same officer grabbed my head and used his knee to bash my head in and broke my nose. from this

after contracting the infection. 39 unaccompanied albanian children who have come into the care of kentnty council this year have gone missing, raising fears of human trafficking. and keen to be seen in green. prince william and kate arrive for the environmental awards the earthshot prize, in boston. hello, welcome to the programme. moscow has warned the european union and the g7 against adopting a price cap on russian oil, saying it would endanger energy security. the $60—a—barrel cap was approved yesterday. washington says the move will restrict revenues for russia's war in ukraine. louisa pilbeam reports. the latest russian missile strike in kharkiv. more destruction and suffering, in a war that is showing no sign of ending. but a move by the g7 — the world's seven largest advanced economies — australia and the european union, to cap the price of russian oil is hoped to bring an end to this war closer. they've agreed to restrict the price of russian oil at $60 a barrel — hoping to wound russia with another financial sanction. this price cap has three objectives. first, it strengthens

in parts of the midlands and also developing here along hampshire moving into sussex and eventually kent. a few wintry showers in the north of scotland and around the borders. cold air particularly in the likes of cambridge where it is still grey and foggy. minus three or minus four. snow developing more widely in south—east england and perhaps east anglia overnight. a few centimetres could bring travel disruption. still the threat of some fog through the midlands and into lancashire and there will be a widespread frost overnight. temperatures typically minus five but -13 temperatures typically minus five but —13 in the north—east of scotland. the coldest it has been this year. very cold but sunny for scotland and northern ireland. some sunshine across england and wales but we still have grey, misty and foggy weather with a few snow flurries in the south—east, it may cheer up here but through the midlands it could stay grey and cold. after that very cool start in north—east scotland temperatures may remain below freezing all day. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: scottish officials

as professor samuel moines, he's the chancellor kent, professor of law in history at yale, an author of the book humane how the united states, abandoned peace and reinvented war. thank so much our professor moines for coming on the show. i better start than with the fact that, though we don't know in detail what the kremlin strategy is in ukraine, a given the so progress sometimes fast progress. again, it is the fog of war. how you think the, the idea of humane war may be affecting kremlin policy? much as you've written about it affecting washington policy? well, i'm no expert, but from what i've seen, at least in the initial weeks of the war, it seemed as if the russian audience really did care about the reassurances given by the kremlin that the, the fighting was humane and that's changed it and, and not least because of the use of, of missiles on that on wish glamour, couldn't showed more restraint at the beginning of the war than lately. but i think that the main way, the idea of humane war is playing out is on the western side. since from the beginning, there have been a pronoun

diphtheria at the ftx migrant processing centre in kent . the cases were centre in kent. the cases were discovered among more than 2000 channel migrants who arrived on small boats in recent gb news has obtained exclusive still images from ftx revealing some of the basic conditions are living in, including of the rooms with sleeping mats close together on the floor . official together on the floor. official sources have told gb news they believe those testing positive for diphtheria at the facility contracted the disease while rough on the other side of the engush rough on the other side of the english channel, sajid javid has announced will not stand again at the next general election. the mp for bromsgrove was the health secretary until july year when he stood for in the tory leadership campaign . he's one of leadership campaign. he's one of the most prominent conservative mps announce that to step down, he also held other cabinet positions , including chancellor positions, including chancellor and home secretary. in a letter to , the chairman of the to, the chairman of

almost 20% of unaccompanied child migrants from albania who've come into the care of kent county council in southern england this year have gone missing. charities fear they could become the victims of trafficking. the former government minister conor burns has been cleared of misconduct, and he'll have his conservative party whip restored. a newspaper in greece says the british museum and the greek government have been in secret talks over a possible return of the elgin marbles. and at the world cup, the knock—out stage starts in less than an hour's time with the us playing against the netherlands. now on bbc news, the big interviews: nick cave. # i am beside you. # look for me. # i try to forget. in your conversations with sean o'hagan for the book, you talk about the album ghosteen as an imagined world where arthur, your son, could be. was it your desire to create that album for him or actually for you as a family? you never have any concrete reason why you make a record. you go in and pull tiny threads together and hopefully come up with something. you don't have a grand plan. becaus

almost 20% of unaccompanied child migrants from albania who've come into the care of kent county councils year have gone missing. charities fear they could become the victims of trafficking. the former government minister conor burns has been cleared of misconduct and he'll have his conservative party whip restored. a newspaper in greece says the british museum and the greek government have been in secret talks over a possible return of the elgin marbles. and at the world cup, striker memphis depay gives the netherlands the lead in their round of 16 game against the us. the winner will face argentina or australia, who meet later this evening. i think we meant the final 16. that will be it. now on bbc news, talking business. hello, everybody. a very warm welcome to talking business weekly with me, aaron heslehurst. let's go and take a look at what's on the show. as winter takes hold in europe and millions struggle to pay their energy bills, just how much progress is being made in bringing in affordable alternatives for the long term? in the rush to rescue itself from russia, europe has si

almost 20% of unaccompanied child migrants from albania who've come into the care of kent county council in southern england this year have gone missing. charities fear they could become the victims of trafficking. now on bbc news, click. this week's programme is a mix of medical marvels. we'll look at the cutting—edge gene therapy that could bring hope to millions. we'll find out how artificial intelligence is helping doctors assess the risk of breast cancer returning. and see the smartglasses helping make sense of the world. artificial voice: find object. find people. explore. plus, zoe breaks down 56, and everything else in her vicinity. oh, god, that is really heavy! wow. what a beautiful building. this is europe's biggest biomedical research facility under one roof. it's the francis crick institute in london. there are over 1,500 scientists working here, all looking at the biology that underlies health and disease. whether it's cancer, heart disease or strokes, the research here hopes to change the way that serious illness is diagnosed, treated, or even prevented. the institute gets

see our first significant snow of the season across some parts of southeast england, particularly kent, essex and sussex. but you saw there, pushing northwards into east anglia, across the london region, towards the midlands, the east midlands as well. so don't be surprised if you wake up to a light covering of snow. and it will ae cold again with freezing fog issues which will be slow to clear. so another bitterly cold day. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: a 13—year—old girl from leicester has become the first person in the world to be successfully treated for leukaemia using a new type of cell therapy. doctors at great ormond street hospital in london modified donor cells so they could hunt down and kill the cancer without damaging healthy cells. heartbreak for england fans as a missed penalty sends harry kane's team packing, losing 2—1 to the reigning champions france. the team are now on their way home. the authorities in jersey say they are no longer looking for survivors after the explosion that destroyed a block of flats yesterday. three bodies have been found so far. now

almost 20% of unaccompanied child migrants from albania who've come into the care of kent county council in southern england this year have gone missing. charities fear they could become the victims of trafficking. the former uk government minister conor burns has been cleared of misconduct. he'll now be readmitted to the conservative parliamentary party. 2022 has been the deadliest year for palestinians in the west bank for nearly two decades. moscow has warned western countries they will endanger their energy supplies if they enforce a price cap on russian oil. washington says the measures will immediately hit the russian economy. now on bbc news, unspun world withjohn simpson. hello, and thanks forjoining me for unspun world here at the bbc�*s headquarters in central london. we've been seeing the fiercest demonstrations against the chinese communist party since tiananmen square, 33 years ago. but have the chinese authorities got what it takes to stop them once and for all? i don't think it's over at all. i think people feel so frustrated all over the country. and it's notjust students

after contracting the infection. 39 unaccompanied albanian children who have come into the care of kentar have gone missing, raising fears raising fears of human trafficking. five winners of the environmental award the earthshot prize have been announced at a star—studded ceremony in boston. the annual awards were created by prince william to fund projects helping to save the planet and the event marks the culmination of the prince and princess of wales�* trip to america. 0ur climate editor, justin rowlatt, has more on the winners and his report contains, some flash photography. cheering. the prince and princess of wales were greeted with cheers in a chilly boston last night. they'd rolled out the green carpet and invited a host of celebrities. actors, singers and david beckham. but this was really all about the environment. it's my hope that the earthshot legacy will continue to grow, helping our communities and our planet to thrive. he says earthshot scours the world for the most innovative ideas to help repair and restore the natural world. and we had ourfirst uk—based winner, a comp

over 30 were hauled to safety by members of a fishing boat in the sea between kent and france — the boater expressed pride in the crew. the skipper was absolutely fantastic, and the crew. piled them in the shower, hot water on them, tried to warm them up. clothes on, you know, our crew's clothes on them, which is amazing, and fed them. we'll be asking whether the government's plans announced yesterday to stop the small boats might have averted this tragedy. also on the programme... a six—year old boy who fell into an icy lake near solihull becomes the fourth child to die. china removes six diplomats from britain — they were wanted for questioning by police over this violent scuffle with a protester in manchester in october. the corruption scandal involving alleged bribes of 1.5 million euros — that's stunned the european parliament. and a 2—0 victory over morocco seals france's place in the world cup final. and coming up on the bbc news channel... great britain's men's hockey team open their pro league campaign with a 3—0 win over defending champions netherlands. least 38 years, zara ale

kent police have announced this afternoon that a 19—year—old, ibrahima bah, of no fixed address, has a charge against him of knowingly facilitating the attempted arrival reasonable cause to believe, were asylum seekers. he has been remanded in custody and will appear at folkestone magistrates�* court on monday. just more broadly, more widely, not on the specific case, but this is something we have been seeing a rapid increase in numbers of people making this trip, and it has become a serious political issue? yeah, in the past six years, every year there has been a drastic increase. this year there are around 115,000 people believed to have made this very perilous crossing. it is one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world. they are paying, it is thought, tens of thousands in order to get a place on this boat to come across. the government, of course, it is a headache for them. it has meant they have seen repeated coverage of this, of these boats coming in, and so they have announced new plans this week, a new command centre to try to deal with this, more funding to tackle immigrat

especially across kent and parts of essex.st anglia, the midlands and southern england. very cold on monday. sunday night, a widespread frost, could be —12 in the north—east of scotland, the coldest night of the year. the outlook into next week, the temperatures are not changing much. might be some more freezing fog, particularly on monday to the midlands and parts of southern england. we stay in cold air next week, and we are likely to find from the middle of next week, a northerly wind is set to return, which will probably blow away the freezing fog and bring some sunshine, but also some more snow showers across the north. this is bbc news with the latest headlines: one person has died and a dozen are still missing after a massive explosion in a block of flats in st helier injersey. i want is to be hopeful in the first instance when we start that search. but there has to be a recognition that we could have more fatalities, of course. all eyes are on whether england will beat france in their quarterfinal match later today. it

this was the m20 in kent.ey need to make sure they clear all the ice and indeed any snow as well off their car. and then they need to drive to the conditions. at the airports, no hopes of a safari getaway here. this was heathrow airport, where flights have been cancelled or delayed. at stansted, all flights were suspended after it was forced to close its runway. passengers are being advised to check with their airline before travelling to the airport. expect delays also on the rail network — it's touch and go whether there'll be a full service. newspaper deliveries may also be delayed. it'll be tough going all week on all forms of transport, according to weather forecasters. aruna iyengar, bbc news. the treacherous weather is also having a huge impact on the airports. we're joined now by the independent�*s travel correspondent simon calder. he's outside heathrow. we will talk about travel in a moment, let's talk about the trains first. i have seen a list of the rail affected this morning, it is a nightmare at

the breeze they have body and soul is that daniel need is kent construction, learn more than just buildings, is. architecture is a celebration of democracy and daniel and architect the emotions in 60 minutes, d. w. okay. i thought it's a journey across the entire continent with a variety of cod. so what on this so well the focus, the move is shake is visionaries and make us when body the meaning of modern africa . example on d. w. a global idea as it is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect habitats? we can make a difference. global ideas, environmental series in global 3000 on d, w, and online. this is the dublin years asia. today we're looking at the deadly impact of climate change across asia. this year. beginning in pakistan, what happens? traffic flooding left a 3rd of the country underwater and millions of people homeless. the un gold it climate carnage, white box.

the new cases were kent.he new cases were discovered among the more than 2000 channel migrants who arrived on small in recent days. has obtained exclusive images from inside ftx revealing some of the basic migrants are living in including if the dormitories sleeping mats side by side the floor . sajid javid sleeping mats side by side the floor. sajid javid has announced he not stand again. the next general . the mp for bromsgrove general. the mp for bromsgrove grove was the health secretary until this year when he stood in for the tory leadership campaign . he's one of the most prominent conservative mp to announce that to step down. he's also held other cabinet positions , other cabinet positions, including chancellor and home secretary. in a letter to the prime minister, mr. javid said serving the government had been the privilege his life and that he hoped his best was sufficient . the labour leader says , the . the labour leader says, the party's byelection win in chester shows people want a change of gov

the new cases centre in kent. the new cases were discovered the more than 2000 channel migrants who've arrived on small boats in recent days. gb news has obtained exclusive still images from inside ftx , revealing some of inside ftx, revealing some of the conditions are living in. the images show dormitories with sleeping mats next to each other on the floor and you can hear the full details of this story with a home. and security editor mark. white in just a few moments . mark. white in just a few moments. labour's mark. white in just a few moments . labour's deputy leader moments. labour's deputy leader says it's clear the people of chester , a labour government chester, a labour government after the party's candidate, won in a by—election samantha dixon has been duly elected as the member of for. parliament the city of chester . samantha city of chester. samantha increased the party's majority more than 4000 to almost 11,000. the contest , triggered by the the contest, triggered by the resignation of former lab

the potential is still there for some snow in particularly kent and parts of essex.nd some fog forming in some areas of east anglia through the midlands, other parts of southern england. elsewhere, clear skies, a widespread frost on sunday night and in northeast scotland could be —i2, the coldest night of the year. sunshine, though, across scotland. some showers in the far north of the country, sunshine for northern ireland, showers through the north channel and in the irish sea across england and wales, some sunshine but at best cloudy skies across parts of the midlands, east anglia in the southeast, at worst, some freezing fog, the snow flurries tending to die out. and again, another very cold day. that's monday. and really through the rest of the week, we stay in cold air. the winds light to begin with, hence the risk of freezing fog from the middle of the week onwards, we get that arctic wind back again, blowing away the fog, bringing some more snow in the north. three people are confirmed dead, and others are missing, after an explosion destroyed a block of flat

unaccompanied child migrants in kent have gone missing, charities fear they could become the victim ofe former government minister conor burns has been cleared of misconduct. a newspaper in greece say the british museum and the greek government have been in secret talks over a possible return of the elgin marbles. in qatar, the netherlands are beating the us 2—0 in their last 16 game. the winner will face argentina or australia. now, i'm bbc news, the media show. hello. today, we are talking about what it is like to report on china, as protests sweep the country. and it's 25 years since the uk's rockstar games created grand theft auto. is it a prized cultural export or society's dark mirror? shouting. the sound of protests in guangzhou in south—east china, one of many that began over the weekend. they are on a scale that has not been seen for more than 30 years, as demonstrators rail against their country's covid policy. with me to discuss the challenges of reporting the protests and wider press freedom in china are howard zhang, editor of the bbc�*s china service, joseph menn, technol

the kent police have announced this afternoon that a 19—year—old, ibrahima bah, of no fixed address,d the crown prosecution has authorised a charge against him of knowingly facilitating the attempted arrival in the united kingdom of people he knew, orat in the united kingdom of people he knew, or at reasonable cause to believe, where asylum seekers. he has been remanded in custody and will appear at folkestone magistrates�* court on monday. just magistrates' court on monday. just more broadly, more widely, not on the specific case, but if this is something we have been seeing a rapid increase in numbers of people making this trip, and it has become a serious political issue?— a serious political issue? yeah, in the ast a serious political issue? yeah, in the past six _ a serious political issue? yeah, in the past six years, _ a serious political issue? yeah, in the past six years, every - a serious political issue? yeah, in the past six years, every year - a serious political issue? yeah, in i the past six years, every year there has been a drastic increase. this year there is around

but there is no strike action in kent, sussex, surrey, east yorkshire or lincolnshire.e either in manchester, buckinghamshire, norfolk or suffolk. in wales, nurses from six out of its seven health boards are striking. while all trusts in northern ireland are involved in the action. as we've heard, no nurses in scotland are taking action today after two unions voted to accept an improved pay offer — but ballots for other union members are continuing. our health correspondent catherine burns has been talking to some nurses about why they've decided to strike. what do we want? a pay rise! how do we get it? strike! it started at sam, the biggest strike in the history of the royal college of nursing. members across all of northern ireland, most of wales and about a quarter of trusts in england left their day jobs for picket lines, many with mixed emotions. i feel it is a crying shame. it is really bad, i don't want to do this, my colleagues don't want to do this. today, i am emotional but i have been more emotional on my shifts. i didn't envisage it would ever come to this.

the eastern ukrainian city of kent was occupied by russian troops for 6 months. the situation is difficult even after withdrawal. buildings are destroyed and damaged. in addition, mistrust to set in who collaborated. everybody needs to pitch in and re cause new jenko teaches geography and information technology. but right now he's helping to patch up high school. number one in cooper dance. russian missiles damaged the buildings with a girl that was there. after the occupiers left, it started to get bad, however, there was not a single day without shelling linea unable as robin hood younger bullshit. both the shelling is rushes revenge for ukraine. taking back territory moscow's troops occupied the school and town for half the year. schools did continue with lessons cushioning. jenko says at 1st he was able to teach as usual government. but after the summer break, the occupies insisted on a russian curriculum. there are still russian text books in the classroom. yoga for the ocean, as i was, mike was for the winter, but the leaves. i opened the geography textbook

back miles off the kent coast.ack in dover , ambulances were on in dover, ambulances were on standby in the harbour to receive the casualties . as the receive the casualties. as the morning progressed , the worst morning progressed, the worst possible news with the confirmation of fatalities . the confirmation of fatalities. the bodies brought back to as the home secretary addressed parliament on another tragedy. authorities had long warned about. authorities had long warned about . these are the days that about. these are the days that we dread crossing the channel in unseaworthy vessels is a lethality dangerous and dover is it is for this reason above all that we are working so hard to destroy the business of the people smugglers . evil destroy the business of the people smugglers. evil organised criminals to treat human beings as cargo . even as the massive as cargo. even as the massive air and search operation continued , uk and french continued, uk and french authorities had to respond to several other small b

over 30 were hauled to safety by members of a fishing boat in the sea between kent and france — the boatu know, our crew's clothes on him, which is amazing, and fed him. iam in i am in dover, where the search for victims of the migrant tragedy continues tonight. and the other main stories on the programme this evening... inflation eases slightly in time for christmas, but overall prices are still going up at their fastest pace in a0 years. the sexual assault and murder of law graduate zara aleena in london last year — a man is jailed for life, with a minimum term of 38 years. and the generosity of bbc news viewers — gifting free school meals to this primary school in bradford. and on bbc london: and coming up on the bbc news channel... will bbc news channel... be live here at the albot stadium for will be live here at the albot stadium for france against morocco with the winter facing argentina in the world cup final. good evening. four people have died after a small boat carrying migrants capsized while crossing the channel from france in freezing conditions. more than a0 people were re

, dover, manston for in kent, dover, manston for people who have been arrested . people who have beented. one of them because they're here , we have an illegal immigrant working for the home office , working for the home office, deaung working for the home office, dealing with illegal immigrants .john dealing with illegal immigrants . john and the other three have been arrested on conspiracy to steal . now there's been all steal. now there's been all sorts of telling them following on this earlier on today, but can spiro see the steel is no better than, frankly, being here illegally? quite how we can be in such a mess down in dover. i simply don't know. and if i do what the farage. well, casey , what the farage. well, casey, casey has this massive following in this country. i went to watch him box just recently amateur boxing down it the o2 and of course the drink that he's involved with and promotes prime. well aldi tweeted last night the prime would now be on sale in their stores and it has bedlam up and down the country people fighting to get hold of their people fighting to get ho

the processing centre in kent. the cases were discovered among the more than 2000 channel migrant who've arrived small boats in recent days . gb news has recent days. gb news has obtained exclusive images from inside ftx , revealing some of inside ftx, revealing some of the poor conditions migrants are living in. official sources have told us they believe those testing for syria contracted it while living rough in france such has become the latest conservative mp to announce he won't be standing at the next general election. the mp for bromsgrove was health secretary july this year when he stood the tory leadership campaign. is one of the most prominent tory mp to that to step down with prime rishi sunak saying he's sad to see his good friend stepping back from . in a letter to back from. in a letter to bromsgrove conservative association , mr. javid said association, mr. javid said serving the government had been the biggest privilege of his life . the rmt union boss held life. the rmt union boss held urgent talks

in the local primary school in kent , schools.n the local primary school in kent, in nicola, what's found as many are now finding that their children are being inducted narrated by and i quote extreme team teaching on gender identity without their consent in school so—called teachers at these schools had shown young children. a video about a book called it's good to be yourself and not now ever present your gender identity may not match what people thought when were born rears its ugly head yet again. biology be . the head yet again. biology be. the watch his daughter was one must only follow the science which follows the ideology . you may follows the ideology. you may have been born female with a vagina that doesn't you could be a boy . and if we tell you this a boy. and if we tell you this often enough, then some kids are vulnerable, confused , vulnerable, confused, dysmorphic, autistic may just take the bait and begin down that dark path . irreversible that dark path. irreversible mutilation . some surgeon or mutilation. some