anna cookson there from radio kent, one of. there from radio kent, one of there from radio kent, oneay, we were all given an award for their work by the broadcasting press guild on friday. the award comes barely a week after bbc staff went on strike over the corporation's plans for cuts in local radio services. chris burns, the head of bbc local radio, said of the run of interviews at the moment was iconic but perhaps ironic was the word as listenerjanet tweeted: thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media, e—mail us. you can find us on twitter. you can call us. and do have a look at our website. that's all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello there. the month of march has been a bit of a roller—coaster, hasn't it? and friday was no exception. look at these contrasting weather conditions — a beautiful afternoon in scarborough, north yorkshire. pleasantly warm as well. different story in wiltshire. in fact, there

our political editor, chris mason, is in dymchurch in kent on the english channel coast.nd plenty like it all along the south coast. and this is becoming a bigger and bigger and bigger problem. and rishi sunak has made it one of his five priorities. three of those were economic, one related to the nhs. and then this, and his promise to stop the boats setting the bar incredibly high to try to achieve that. tomorrow we'll get a sense of exactly how he plans to do it. how does he plan to break up the smuggling gangs so central to the operation? how does he reduce the incentive for people to get on the boats and cross the english channel? and how does he speed up the processing of migrants once they were here? something that is currently costing a huge amount of money. he will make an argument about fairness, saying it is unfair that people are crossing the channel in small boats — disproportionately young men seeking a better life, not exclusively, but disproportionately, rather than those who might be fleeing war. but there's, of course, broader questions as well around the

last year in kent alone, 12,000 frauds were reported.rama's been filming there for almost a year with the kent police fraud squad. the groups that operate tend to be from london. the whole of kent, it is targeted because it's a quickjourney for them to come and pick up the cash. we've also got quite an aged population, again, which is who they look to target, often. so it sort of just goes hand—in—hand with the sort of population type. police are increasingly worried about something they call �*courier fraud'. it begins with a call from a fraudster pretending to be a police officer or bank official, and ends with a courier collecting cash or bank cards from your home. when fraudsters called 90—year—old jean, she believed it was her bank. i was in bed and the phone rang, so i scrambled to pick it up. and a voice said to me, "have you had your debit card?" well, i had had a notice that my debit card was coming to me. i was a bit perturbed so i said, "well, no." they said, "oh, dear." "oh, dear, your card's been cancelled, in that case. "yo

it is not an exaggeration to say what happened and then didn't happen at the mcdonald's in kent dayshe kidnapped sarah everhart could and should have prevented her murder. >> the fact that nobody sought to find him or his black car and question him about these incidents could only have served to confirm and strengthen in the defendants's mind a dangerous belief in his invincibility, in his power sexually to dominate and abuse women without being stopped. >> cousins was arrested a week after sarah disappeared, but he should've already been in handcuffs. police removed his black car from his house after the murder. it was the same one that had been reported to the police days before. today, the former officer, who is already serving life in reason, sentenced for three indecent exposures. two were at the mcdonald's in kent in the weeks and days before sarah's murder, leaving staff traumatized. he was also sentenced for performing a sex act as a female cyclist went past on a narrow country lane. he was naked, on duty, it was four month before sarah was killed. in court, his victim spoke

wayne couzens in his car, numberplate clearly visible, pulling up at a drive thru mcdonald's in kentosing himself to staff — not the first time. this was four days before he kidnapped sarah everard. the police were called the next day, the number plate given. if they'd have checked, they would have known he was a sex—offending police officer. it's not an exaggeration to say what happened or didn't happen at the mcdonald's days before he kidnapped sarah everard could and should have prevented her murder. the fact that no police came to find him or his black car, to question him or his black car, to question him about these incidents, can only have served to confirm and strengthen in the defendant's mine a dangerous belief in his invincibility, in his power sexually to dominate and abuse women without being stopped. do you know sarah? i don't know. 0k, do you know where sarah is? no. couzens was arrested a week after sarah disappeared, but he should have already been in handcuffs. police removed his black car from his house after the murder. it was the same one that had been reported t

, a lot of showers it morning in kent, a lot of showers [11 was a morning in kent, a lot of showers wasorning in kent, a lot of showers it was a great start, puddles round as well. that rash of showers is ease i away, as you can see, but more gathering out to the west and it is these showers that may be heading to cheltenham and with some thunder as well. it is mild though, out there, mild forfor all of us, well. it is mild though, out there, mild for for all of us, so as we go through the day, sunny spell, scattered shower, perhaps some heavy, perhaps some with the odd rumble of thunder. look at the the, 13-16 rumble of thunder. look at the the, 13—16 degrees perhaps, just that bit cooler in the far north of scotland. through the night tonight, it's a pretty messy story, the showers keep on coming, particularly those out to the west, drifting away north and east, a lot of cloud round, acting like a blanket. preventing temperatures falling far, so a mild night by as we go into tomorrow, we do it all given, low pressure never really too far away, and the isobars opening up so the winds w

ah tosh kent capital of the presidential republic of his back, his don, founded only in 1991 in 1966, it was the victim of a devastating earthquake. it was rebuilt in the modern soviet style. now, massive transport routes, chris crossed the city. the main train station is located in the city center waiting on platform one is this so cold silk road? express engine driver. uh huh. who j. u dash f checks everything once again so that the train can leave on time at 8 am last quarter. so ross lincoln also allows even as a child i dreamed of becoming a trained driver because my father was one that he drove old soviet machines that the working conditions were really tough. back then over today, everything is much better and more comfortable. although you also get them on a salary after the rail road is still a lifeline for his breakfast on and it's 33000000 inhabitants. it takes about 20 hours to go from tosh. kent across the country to the east, to the former shores of the arrow, see the road network. he is poor in his baker's stone. and flying is expensive because of this. most people just

kent police had not taken it seriously enough and there is certainly from these women and from womene women and from women in general feeling that indecent exposure was not and still isn't taken seriously and certainly wayne couzens victims here felt that if their cases had been taken seriously thanit their cases had been taken seriously than it would have stopped him murdering and raping and kidnapping sarah. wayne couzens got 19 months axedin sarah. wayne couzens got 19 months axed in prison but it makes no difference because he is already serving a life sentence —— 19 months axed. but what it does is raise enormous questions over what was not done to stop him. thousands of people have been left without shelter after a massive fire broke out in a crowded rohingya refugee camp in southeastern bangladesh. the blaze engulfed about 2,000 shelters at cox's bazar. it is estimated around 12,000 refugees, most of whom escaped violence in neighbouring myanmar, are now homeless. hundreds are now returning to the area to see what they can salvage from the ruins. the cause of the fire, which b

my had a client down in kent _ workers? yes, they do. my had a client down in kent last - workers? last year - client down in kent last year and he had to close his farm, which he had for over 60 years, because he didn't have enough labor to pick up his apples in a certain time of the year. is a certain time of the year. is the chancellor puts the finishing touches to what is expected to be a lengthy speech, he is going to try to address two fundamental economic weaknesses, low investment by businesses and a workforce still well below full strength. joining me now is jane foley, head of fx strategy at rabobank. we will call this a budget for growth. that is the goal of this government, isn't it, to bring growth to the uk economy as we are faltering, we are the worst performing in the g7. your take on what we might know will be in this budget and how effective it will be?— effective it will be? well, we know of course _ effective it will be? well, we know of course that - effective it will be? well, we know of course that it - effective it will be? well, we know of course that it is

one of the women who reported it to kent police, this involves kent and the met police, one of the womenher witness statement said she didn't think kent police had taken it seriously enough and there is, certainly from these women and women in general, a feeling that indecent exposure wasn't and still isn't taken seriously and certainly couzens's victims here feel if their cases had been taken seriously, then it would have stopped it murdering and raping and kidnapping sarah. couzens got 19 months extra in prison. it makes no difference because he is already serving a life sentence. what it does is raise enormous questions about whether enough was done to stop him. about whether enough was done to sto him. . , about whether enough was done to sto him. , ., ~ _ stop him. 0k, lucy, thank you. lucy mannin: stop him. 0k, lucy, thank you. lucy manning live — stop him. 0k, lucy, thank you. lucy manning live at _ stop him. 0k, lucy, thank you. lucy manning live at the _ stop him. 0k, lucy, thank you. lucy manning live at the old _ stop him. 0k, lucy, thank you. lucy manning live at the old bail

wayne couzens in his car, numberplate clearly visible, pulling up at a drive thru mcdonald's in kentme. this was four days before he kidnapped sarah everard. the police were called the next day, the number plate given. if they'd have checked, they would have known he was a sex—offending police officer. it's not an exaggeration to say what happened or didn't happen at the mcdonald's days before he kidnapped sarah everard could and should have prevented her murder. the fact that no police came to find him or his black car, to question him about these incidents, can only have served to confirm and strengthen in the defendant's mine a dangerous ——to confirm and strengthen, in the defendant's mind, a dangerous belief in his invincibility, in his power sexually to dominate and abuse women without being stopped. do you know sarah? i don't know. 0k, do you know where sarah is? no. couzens was arrested a week after sarah disappeared, but he should have already been in handcuffs. police removed his black car from his house after the murder. it was the same one that had been reported to the met

the scene in kent at the moment.e day goes on, the rain clearing away from kent and east sussex this afternoon. some bright spells and showers affecting the point north—east of scotland, snow over higher ground, colderairspreading higher ground, colder air spreading saw temperatures higher ground, colderairspreading saw temperatures or three or 4 degrees in the north, and cold with the exposed wind. further south, in double figures but we are now in british summertime with clocks going forward, some said today roughly 7:30pm. in town tonight, we will see showers clearing. some clear skies, must have for purchase forming into the early hours of monday but with clear skies and cold moving south we see a first quite widely across north and north—eastern areas, temperatures as low as minus two degrees. three or 4 degrees in the south and west. monday high pressure is in charge keeping things settled so a dry day, we keep these weather systems at bay for the time being. some mist and fog first then but those were clear qu

overthere the energy transition here in kent b.there was a coal fired are the leftovers from when there was a coalfired power station here. you can see the wind turbines along the horizon and just down there, that could very well be the site for the uk's first ever gas—fired power station where the carbon dioxide is captured. the idea behind a carbon captured. the idea behind a carbon capture power station is that instead of releasing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere where it contributes to climate change, the gas is captured and transported underground. in this case beneath the northsea. brute underground. in this case beneath the northsea-_ the northsea. we are looking at robabl the northsea. we are looking at probably doubled _ the northsea. we are looking at probably doubled the _ the northsea. we are looking at probably doubled the cost - the northsea. we are looking at probably doubled the cost of. the northsea. we are looking at probably doubled the cost of an | probably doubled the cost of an unabated gas powered station.

that rain finally clears away from kent and east sussex this afternoon.owers affecting the far north—east of scotland, some snow over the higher ground here. colder air spreading in, so temperatures, 3 or 4 celsius in northern areas. it will feel colder than that in the exposed wind. further south, stilljust about in double figures. but of course, we're now in british summertime, clocks have gone forward. just a reminder that sunset today is roughly about 7:30 this evening. now, as we go through into tonight, we're going to see those showers clearing away. there'll be some clear skies. one or two mist and fog patches forming into the early hours of monday, but with those clear skies and the colder air moving southwards, we're going to see a frost quite widely across northern and north—eastern areas. temperatures down to —1, —2 degrees celsius. perhaps only 3 or 4 degrees further south and west. but during monday, high pressure is in charge of the weather and that keeps things relatively settled. so it's going to be a drier day. we'll keep these weather sy

justin rowlatt, bbc news, kent.bout to go on display at the natural history museum in london. discovered nearly ten years ago in argentina, it's a replica skeleton that will be on show, but that means the public will be able to touch it, and walk beneath the huge bones. our science editor rebecca morelle has that story. piece by piece, bone by colossal bone. a creature from 100 million years ago begins to emerge. this is patagotitan, one of the largest dinosaurs ever to walk the earth. assembling this dinosaur is like putting together a giant 3d jigsaw puzzle. there are more than 500 bones and fixings but no instruction manual. this beast measures 37 metres from the tip of its nose all the way down to its tail, and it just about squeezes into this room with a few twists and turns along the way. the titanosaur is a cast, an exact replica of the original fossilised bones, and getting a creature like this into a 140—year—old building has been a challenge. we have had to take some of the doors off in order to get the cr

that rain finally clears away from kent and east sussex this afternoon. north—east of scotland, some snow over the higher ground here. colder air spreading in, so temperatures, 3 or 4 celsius in northern areas. it will feel colder than that in the exposed wind. further south, stilljust about in double figures. but of course, we're now in british summertime, clocks have gone forward. just a reminder that sunset today is roughly about 7:30 this evening. now, as we go through into tonight, we#re going to see those showers clearing away. there'll be some clear skies. one or two mist and fog patches forming into the early hours of monday, but with those clear skies and the colder air moving southwards, we're going to see a frost quite widely across northern and north—eastern areas. temperatures down to —1, —2 degrees celsius. perhaps only 3 or 4 degrees further south and west. but during monday, high pressure is in charge of the weather and that keeps things relatively settled. so it's going to be a drier day. we'll keep these weather systems just at bay for t

that is the scene in kent, but getting drier.he rain clears away from east sussex. one or two bright spells but wintry showers affecting the fat north—east of scotland, some snow over the higher ground. —— for north—east. temperatures two or three celsius, feeling colder in the exposed wind. we are now in british summertime, the clocks are gone forward. the sunset today is roughly 730 this evening. into tonight, we will see those showers clearing, some clear skies. 0ne those showers clearing, some clear skies. one or two mist and fog patches on monday morning, but with those clear skies, we will see a frost, quite widely, across northern areas. teva just down to —1, perhaps three or four in the south —— temperatures down. things are relatively settled, so a dry day. we keep these weather systems at bay. 0ne keep these weather systems at bay. one or two missed patches first thing, clearing quickly. we are looking at blue skies, one or two showers perhaps at the far south—west, south wales. it will still feel chilly, temperatures o

that rain finally clears away from kent and east sussex this afternoon.r north—east of scotland, some snow over the higher ground here. colder air spreading in, so temperatures, 3 or 4 celsius in northern areas. it will feel colder than that in the exposed wind. further south, stilljust about in double figures. but of course, we're now in british summertime, clocks have gone forward. just a reminder that sunset today is roughly about 7:30 this evening. now, as we go through into tonight, we're going to see those showers clearing away. there'll be some clear skies. one or two mist and fog patches forming into the early hours of monday, but with those clear skies and the colder air moving southwards, we're going to see a frost quite widely across northern and north—eastern areas. temperatures down to —i, —2 degrees celsius. perhaps only 3 or 4 degrees further south and west. but during monday, high pressure is in charge of the weather and that keeps things relatively settled. so it's going to be a drier day. we'll keep these weather systems just at bay for

systems i would probably have phone kent certainly have to phone kent certainly when i have a few yearsecks on asked them to do the checks on the and with a the that applies and with a small p guess terms of the small p i guess in terms of the all you what you all that you know, what are you doing patch . so doing on our patch. so yeah, i think speaking at our think generally speaking at our level as it were, sergeants and pieces that doesn't apply. i think everyone really wants to help other well yeah. but of course the sheer volume of work these days in terms of cases for investigators being officers, just the violence , sexual just the violence, sexual offences is massive really is in one case at a time and frankly i would not like to be in one of those units in this day and age. chris, thanks very much. do you bnng chris, thanks very much. do you bring us your expertise , even bring us your expertise, even though it's been a few years back? much back? thank you very much indeed. reflect that. indeed. now, let's reflect that. coming up, we've got more britain's most notorious or perh

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justin rowlatt, bbc news, kent.ind affordable rental accomodation in the uk, with figures from the property website zoopla suggesting avaialble properties have fallen by a third in the past 18 months. the sharp drop in the number of listings has driven up rent5 for new tenants by 11%. as part of the bbc�*s rental health week, li5teners and viewers from across the uk have been in touch about their experiences of the rental market. here's colletta smith. as you can see, underneath's completely di5gu5ting. all the wall is waterlogged. chiara and her husband complained about mould and damp in their london flat and were issued with a section 21 eviction order injanuary... there's, like, water between the panes. ..and we've been following their house—hunt. so, a good location. 1,500 for a one—bed. this is the kitchen, yeah, there's the garden. she's had enough of being dragged around flats all week. 0ur old letting agent e—mailed to say that they're keeping our full deposit, so i spent all day yesterday trying to sort tha

justin rowlatt, bbc news, kent.itish tourists coming to the city in search of drugs, sex, and alcohol. the campaign — being pushed by the council — targets men aged 18—35 in the uk. anna holligan reports from amsterdam. these adverts will be triggered when people in britain carry out internet searches for terms such as "stag party", "cheap hotel", or "pub crawl amsterdam". for years, locals have complained of binge—drinking brits urinating in public, throwing up in canals, stripping off and engaging in drunken brawls. the council hopes this campaign will stop rowdy lads from booking short breaks in the dutch capital. but it's being criticised by local entrepreneurs and tourists, like ben. i think it's unfair because... like, trouble happens everywhere with everyone, it's not as if the brits are causing trouble over here. it's to do with everyone and what sort of people they are, so i think it's unfair. amsterdam's red light district is a big draw for a lot of visitors. about a million brits make the trip every year.

claire marshall, bbc news, kent.nd ann summers, has died, aged 62. she became a director of the brand in the 1990's, and was best known for growing the retailer into a familiar sight on british high streets. she transformed the company's customer base, and was made a cbe in 2016 new years honours list. jacqueline gold, who's died at the age of 62. in the last few minutes, the skipper of a speedboat has been sentenced in connection with the death of 15—year—old emily lewis in southampton. michael lawrence was acquitted of manslaughter, but found guilty of failing to maintain a proper lookout and failing to maintain a safe speed on southampton water in 2020. along with the speedboat company owner, mr lawrence was given an 18—week prison sentence suspended for two years. french riot police have used tear gas and water cannon to clear thousands of protesters from the place de la concorde in the centre of paris. more than 100 people were arrested at the demonstration, which was triggered when the government decided use a

claire marshall, bbc news, kent.dy. i can remember going back 20 years, when the advice was to avoid giving children nut products until the age of three. and it was coinciding with this massive increase in peanut allergy. but what they now think is that actually did the wrong thing. there is this narrow window between four and six months where you should introduce, never whole nuts, never crushed nuts, we're talking about smooth peanut butter, it may be mixed with breastmilk, complementary to breast—feeding. and a spoonful mixed with liquid a couple of times a week and complimentary to breast—feeding. they reckon that would reduce the number of children in the uk who develop a peanut allergy. take it down from 13,000 a year and reduce it by 10,000. really, thousands and thousands of children could be spared what can be a life—threatening allergy. i can imagine baby smacking their lips at the prospect of this, why has the rate gone up? a lot of things, in the uk for example, there has been a massive increase in recent

now clare, you're a councillor in kent . kent has a councillor in kent. been if i can use this expression, in the eye of the with refugees. how well do you think this policy will down, particularly if it works ? i particularly if it works? i think it will go down well if it works. cases taken the brunt of especially unaccompanied asylum seeking children. we are the authority that takes in the most of those and looks after them. but i think other counties along the along the coast from cairns in surrey and sussex will also be looking at this and hoping it will work. people want there to be a solution, but unfortunately the government plan does only seem to address half of this issue and it's very disappointing that . the main disappointing that. the main crux of it is to stop the boats . but i have absolutely no reason to put people in detention centres. are we in the realms of now detaining women and children, for example? because it isn't just young men that come over to this country. so i think there are a lot of questions to answer. the people of. kent

justin rowlatt, bbc news, kent.r at the court of session in edinburgh. six of his top team of ten are women, but he said he's sorry that his former opponent kate forbes won't be one of them, after she declined his offer of a different role. she came second in the leadership race. she came second in the leadership race. 0ur scotland editor james cook has this report. this is a warrant under his majesty's signed manual, appointing humza haroon yousaf to be first minister of the scottish government. humza yousaf making history. do you swear that you will well and truly serve his majesty king charles in the office of first minister of the scottish government? will you now sign the parchments? he met his first test, a pen and parchment problem, with a wry smile. and then, it was official. scotland had a pioneering first minister — the only muslim, the only descendant of immigrants ever to hold the post. how are you feeling? oh, really excited, and it's just such a proud moment for my family and for me. i'm delighted that

the national people's congress has begun its annual meeting in beijing outgoing premier lee kent tian who is 2nd in command after leader cheating. ping says china's armed forces should be more prepared for combat in the face of escalating threats from abroad. beijing says it is cracking up military spending, but at the same time it wants to promote peaceful relations with taiwan, which it claims as its own territory on the economy. the leadership has set a 5 percent economic growth target one of the lowest in decades. she, jim ping and the ruling communist party elise arrive in beijing's great hall of the people for the biggest days in china's political calendar. the national people's congress is more of a political pageant than a policy setting. parliament. it largely serves to rubber stamp decisions already made behind closed doors by the leadership. much of the n p. c will focus on communist ritual and slogans. however, china watchers carefully comb over proceedings every year for clues on china's future direction. in october, she's cemented his unprecedented 3rd term as the genera

kent about the same material. mr. kent said it was disinformation. think about it, after all the spears they were throwing out the two of us, in the end it was the democrats who introduced russian disinformation from a russian agent into the investigative record as an exhibit. as a foreign agent who our own intelligence committee warned was actively seeking to influence u.s. politics. not me, or senator johnson. not our staff. it was the democrats who asserted disinformation from the russians into our official record. media -- fake information. if they spread, that they spread about our investigation. so they all failed to stop senator johnson and me. on august 23rd 2020 senator johnson and i released our first biden investigation report, i know there has been a lot of talk in this town about treasure records and you ought to pursue them, in that 2020 report we made public the contents of many treasury records. but we did not stop there. we issued another report number 18, 2020, our report exposed extensive financial relationship between hunter and j

the fairies from kent man to mainland china have been idle for 2 and a half years. so is the tourism industry on the island? longshoremen's sofa near shop has suffered from the lack of tourists visiting. but he's also worried about security and relations with china fell on hawaii the way polly reject it. what i want to peacefully unify with china equal. we must not cut our ties, or else we will become enemies. our ties of china have prevented war shine in no use the people of kin are not hostile value, so he won't attackers, we are like brothers now. she in the year while he shows us a bomb shout are like the one he had in as a child when the communist attacked his from that generation that experienced war with china. now he says he would accept anything to survive, powering and battle pads. yo, jim and geo, so followed she with taiwan and china go to war, can mean that would be done for you. would you high one can't. protectors is too far away to give his medical support. if war comes, i will defense to the communist. as for the sake of survival, wookey alan indian

only 300 have returned so far in partnership with the ukrainians . prime minister, maria kent, i have launched an into an initiative aiming at bringing back these children that have been a doctor to by russia. e leaders and doors to plan to st. ukraine. 1000000 rounds of ammunition over the next 12 months to help the country counter russian aggression. did his new april on like, this is no really important because we need a lot of weapons and ammunition for, for ukraine. and that is a large number of and you must do everything to ramp up production r as quickly as possible, or reduce, show more canoes from the polish here. the phasing out of c o. 2 emitting vehicles by 2035. and with it, the likely ending of the combustion engine was not on the agenda, but a riff between germany and the u commission over the role, so called e field smith play was nevertheless palpable among the leaders. mom, on the other hand, the topic of green combustion engines i. e fuels and it was a topic that was supported with a great deal of cruel and good will of france. and i also supports his position, whic

. >> kent kramer, space up close. benji, a follow-up on the tea-teb issue. can you tell us more about the history? have you had this before? why did these filters clog? what are you going to do preflight in the future to make sure that they are not clogged again, causing a problem? >> great question. tea-teb is a long-standing, across the industry use for these engines as ignition fluid. we have been using it for our rockets. the specific issue we have been seeing is new. we have a regular maintenance schedule, just like changing out your oil, we do the same thing. we regularly change out the filters in the system. in this case, what we think probably happened is we actually changed out the fluid. we may have introduced a little bit of air into that system. that basically allowed for more oxidation to occur. the mixture of the fluid with the possible introduction of air caused more oxidation. that is what it -- that is what it appeared to be. the filter was essentially oxidized material from the system itself in the filter. we expect now to have that cleaned

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luke hanrahan has been to see one farm in kent is doing. if i could keep them outside all winter.ring the winter months. we will look at ways to either get out of farming or reduce the risk even more. i really want to keep on farming. sometimes your hands forced, isn't it? across the uk it's crunch time for farmers. many have already had to scale back their operations following a shortage in seasonal workers. so this used to be all cattle barns and now we have containers in here for self storage. this cow shed is now a storage facility for anyone who needs it and where wheat once grew solar panels have now been installed. about 30% inflation, fertilizer costs, fuel gone up, chemicals, all these different things and no government support. we aren't getting bailed out at all. foxy we've just got to fend for ourselves, try and find more income. vegetables have been grown on this field for decades. last year it was beetroot. but from april, vines are going to be planted here. and that's a decision taken directly because of inflation and a shortage of labour. energy costs, fertilizer c

unions of also called for a 24 hour general strike, leaving ferries in port fight grounded, and trains. kent 2 and a half tons of uranium have gone missing from an end undisclosed location in libya . that's according to the un sneakily, a watchdog. the international atomic energy agency says it's looking for the material inspectors fear the uranium may pose a radiological roof. german chancellor, olaf shelters voiced concern of israel's planned, reformed to its judiciary. he made the comment after meeting with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu in berlin. critics. the plants would allow the israeli parliament to overturn supreme court rulings. netanyahu and schultz started their day in berlin at a memorial for the holocaust track. 17 at berlin screen of al station from here, thousands of jews were sent to extermination camps right up until the end of the 2nd world war. the 2 leaders paid their respects. benjamin netanyahu said that although germany and the world had changed, jews were still being threatened. we have learned that the jewish people must have the capacity to defend ours

morning matches, 7 games it was held that in the most important the meeting of milwaukee, the leader of kent sharq, won the match with 133 124 and celebrated the 49th battle of the season . his team had a victory against fox guard despite scoring 35 points and recording 8 goals to lead to goals. he was one of the prominent players of this match, but i could not stop the shabsheh team in another important game today. bostan , the second team of the eastern conference table, faced the province and in the end with a result of 109 to 111, ton lost and suffered the 22nd loss of this season in this match between the guards of the province, with 28 points , he recorded 7 and s pass, leading to the points of the best players and had a great contribution to the victory of his team . the 2022 asian games in hangzhou was named after the martyr of mohsen hajji , the defender of the shrine. our country's national beach handball team won its third match in the 2018 asian championship in indonesia. in the tenth week of the qatar stars league, with the presence of two of his defenders, mohammad hossein kana

claire marshall, bbc news, kent. joining me now is franc. telling us a little bit about your experience of homelessness. yeah, as ou experience of homelessness. yeah, as you exoiained. — experience of homelessness. yeah, as you exoiained. i— experience of homelessness. yeah, as you exoiained. i very _ experience of homelessness. yeah, as you explained, i very quickly _ experience of homelessness. yeah, as you explained, i very quickly by - you explained, i very quickly by myself homeless because i got evicted from my flat by a rogue landlord. in the beginning it was very difficult, because i did not have any skill set to cope with what was happening to me. i got on a bicycle and i decided i would stick to rural areas, only live in the woods on the edge of small towns while i tried to get my life sorted out. so that was about it. i stayed away from the city centre because it seemed like i would end up sleeping in doorways i would be there forever and never get out, so that was that. interesting that you gravitated towards the countryside, in

there's something like 440 miles kent in sussex . lots 440 miles kent in sussex. lots of it.they can land on sea and just disappear. and now what they do is they separate in small groups or pairs of threes so that they're not as obvious and conspicuous to people living here, that we see them all the time standing in the bus stop, getting a taxi or waiting call once in a better word. we see it the time. you see what these in parliament are doing is asking people here what we safe . well, people here what we safe. well, we yeah, we've certainly got your voice anyway and as we say, care for on you know, to actually defend themselves terms of your allegation. but kim thank you for that in lydd in kent but that's now bring in the voice from france , the voice from france, the anne—elisabeth moutet, who's a french journalist and columnist, joins us now. and elizabeth , you joins us now. and elizabeth, you for your time. as we've been discussing, we've got rishi heading to meet president macron on friday. what do you believe the president make of what's been announced in the commons

football kent in the best european championships will be remembered primarily for the defeat of the manchesterrs at the anfield back in 1895. the red devils let swords pass from the merseysiders to everyone. but then they managed to score a prestige goal this time there was no such luxury about liverpool's historic victory and not just our story right now. we have not seen this yet. actually, as our ancestors did not see liverpool at twenty in the sixth round of the english premier league, the skating rink walked through manchester united as much as 7.0 , the team of jurgen, the bug, won. it is interesting that for 42 minutes the teams could not hit each other's goal, but then the hosts, the fields, could not be stopped twice, twice. well, there are twice in salah, they distinguished themselves, and firmin put an end to the duel, who will leave the club in the summer, let's remind mohamed, while the two boobs of the egyptian on goals scored in the premier league for liverpool cost the fowler himself at salah in this tournament 129 goals from now on the mercisans they rise to fifth place in the

. >>> durante esta misma conferencia de prensa en mÉxico, el embajador kents salazar abordÓ la controversiaistas y mandarlos a combatirlos. salazar dijo que hay que buscar una soluciÓn bilateral, el presidente lÓpez obrador esta maÑana lanzÓ un golpe contra los republicanos. >>> quÉ se creen estos. mequetrefes, intervencionistas. prepotentes. >>> importantes recar cal que este jueves en una reuniÓn bilateral con funcionarios de estados unidos. lÓpez obrador... tratar de reducir su consumo. en exclusiva con mi colega julio vaqueiro, el senador republicano rick scott.... entre ellos... >>> son una organizaciÓn terrorista nuestra frontera esÁa abierta, del lado de mÉxico esÁa asegurada para los carteles. >>> su colega republicano en texas, sugiere que el ejÉrcito estadounidense deberÍa poder atacar a estos carteles en mÉxico ¿estÁ de acuerdo con eso?. >>> tenemos que deshacernos de los carteles, pero hay que hacerlo bien el gobierno de mÉxico. >>> el presidente de mÉxico nam con en nruen zair a los mecanos que pueden votar m estados unidos para que no voten por los republicanos como toma usted

he ate and withdrew from the competition and regretted the first cup the next year for anton kent's students, the games will be extended to 21 and eliminated against the river, they won in spain and went to the semifinals of the fa cup last night. osasuna won against bilbao from this stage tonight in the most important club football match in europe. and in el clasico, the teams of real madrid and barcelona will line up against each other in the santiago bernabeu. the team of our country will go to bangladesh from the round of 16 of the world youth championship in three days . iran's youth team defeated uganda yesterday. on the day of the world cup of kabadi youth , he played his second match with a decisive victory against uganda from 6:00 p.m. he used to leave barcelona and go to central asia to save and play so that hopefully we can have a winning card in front of this team from west azarbaijan province in 1998 , he was the coach and supervisor of the national team in 1995, we had technical problems, but we hope that the game next, there are very few liver competitions held in world level,