_ come every year for kipper. you think that good? they _ come every year for kipper.ou i think that good? they are brilliant. and with this _ think that good? they are brilliant. and with this house _ think that good? they are brilliant. and with this house now— think that good? they are brilliant. and with this house now would - and with this house now would status, they should continue for years to come. finland is condemning moscow's systematic and organised action regarding their undocumented migrants, pushing them at the border between the two countries. helsinki say that the border authorities are faced with what they call an �*influx' of undocumented migrant. finland and russia share a 1300 km long border with russia, and the relationship between the two countries soured after the invasion of ukraine — prompting helsinki to accede to the nato alliance back in april. live now to helsinki we can speak to doctor iro sarkka, senior research fellow at the finnish institute of international affairs. and maybe start at the beginning here i'm a explain what is going on

a staff of 19 queue up the craster kippers.icate skill. you've gotta have, like, a feeling in your figures. as you look to run the blade along the backbone. do i enjoy it?! i thought you might laugh. it's all right. we have a bit of banter, we have a bit of a laugh. it's cold, it's wet, and it's smelly. in the 1900s, many coastal towns would've had smokehouses like this, but many went bankrupt. and in the shop next door, customers come from far and wide. we come every year for kippers especially from here. you think they're that good? they're brilliant, they're gorgeous, we love them. and with the smokehouse now listed, a tradition that should continue for many years to come. you're live with bbc news. continuing with the business coverage. authorities in beijing have opened criminal investigations into zhongzhi enterprise group, this is one of the country's leading wealth managers. last week, the company warned investors it is insolvent, with liabilities of up to $61; billion— that's more than double its assets. it is china's

we come every year for kippers especially. from here. you think they're that good?them. and with the smokehouse now listed, the tradition should continue for many years to come. you're live with bbc news. we have had new details on the deal between hamas and israel. let us hear now from one of the families i have been speaking to, adam and his cousin was taken by hamas. he spoke to me an started by expressing leaf in terms of what he had heard so far. , ., , , in terms of what he had heard so far. n, _ ._ in terms of what he had heard so far. ,., _ ._ ., far. obviously, really relieved that the children _ far. obviously, really relieved that the children and _ far. obviously, really relieved that the children and some _ far. obviously, really relieved that the children and some of - far. obviously, really relieved that the children and some of the - far. obviously, really relieved that i the children and some of the women hostages will be hopefully be released by tomorrow morning we were hoping it would happen this morning, you can imagine what it is like to be a pa

a staff of 19 queue up the craster kippers. next door, customers come from far and wide. we come every year for kippers especially from here. you think they're that good? they're brilliant, they're gorgeous, we love them. and with the smokehouse now listed, a tradition that should continue for many years to come. it has been another fascinating day of testimony at the covid inquiry. today, it was the turn of dame angela mclean, the chief scientific adviser, who sat on the scientific advisory group for emergencies during the covid—19 pandemic. she told the covid inquiry that in her view the uk could not have eliminated all covid cases in the same way as new zealand and australia did. by the time a full lockdown was under consideration, it was far too late. london is a hope for travel around the world. — london is a hope for travel around the world. in— london is a hope for travel around the world, in new zealand is not, sweden _ the world, in new zealand is not, sweden is — the world, in new zealand is not, sweden is not. so it'

saying white, but accordingly , now moscow is emphasizing... attention to the infantry, because drone kippersmikat for strike drones, and our art works well enough balanced, quite accurate, therefore, in terms of technology, the enemy has suffered great losses and accordingly emphasizes the infantry, if it rains, then the infantry will also be very, very difficult to move, in principle, i think, and despite such a, let's say, a decrease in the number of attacks, the enemy after all, he is probably already waiting for the cold weather, because he hopes that everything will be fine, in regard to that, it is very powerful now and today, today, especially, the enemy is using aviation, these are the so-called cabs, it is enough only around the city, today they flew, well, 10 of them , minimum, ah, that is , again, the pile emphasizes that he will completely destroy the city so that there will be no place for the defense forces, let's say, cling to some houses in order to conduct the defense there , the air force plan itself is used by the defense forces and around avdiyivka, that is, it is norther

basil, there's a kipper sticking out of yourjumper. means your graces? my friends consider you are my guests. the first thing you can see as you come round the bend... and together they had an unexpected hit with great canaljourneys. but for the last 20 years, meaning for almost a third of their marriage, prunella scales has had vascular dementia. it was in 2001 when her husband first spotted that something was not right. i came to see a play that pru was doing in greenwich. i went to see the first night and it was fine. it was good. much enjoyed by the audience. and then i went to see it again a bit later, and i thought, pru's a bit strange. not totally with it. it was more than a decade later that the diagnosis for dementia came. yes, it was. we went to see a specialist who just said, i'm sorry, you know, this isjust something that happens to you when you get older and it's not going to get any easier. but you can cope with it. we manage. timothy west decided that the year of their diamond wedding anniversary was the perfect time to

basil, there's a kipper sticking out of yourjumper.s consider you are my guests. the first thing you can see as you come round the bend... and together they had an unexpected hit with great canaljourneys. but for the last 20 years, meaning for almost a third of their marriage, prunella scales has had vascular dementia. we went to see a specialist who just said, i'm sorry, you know, this isjust something that happens to you when you get older and it's not going to get any easier. but you can cope with it. we manage. timothy west decided that the year of their diamond wedding anniversary was the perfect time to write pru and me, a love story which doesn't shy away from talking about dementia, but understandably mainly focuses on the fun. how does it feel to have been married 60 years? how does it feel to you? well, i don't know. what am i supposed to say? thank you. well, thank you. thank you. thank you for sticking with me for so long. well, we've done all right. yeah _ colin paterson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather, here's sa

seven days a week you can catch up on everything you need to know before you've even had your kippersnnel >> hello there. good to see you. the time. 9:00 on the dot. it's tuesday , the 21st of november tuesday, the 21st of november and you are tuned in to breakfast with eamonn and isabel. >> and here's what's leading the news this morning. >> chief medical officer sir chris whitty give chris whitty will today give evidence inquiry evidence at the covid inquiry after a damning session of testimony yesterday from sir patrick who claimed patrick vallance, who claimed bods patrick vallance, who claimed boris johnson was bamboozle old and rishi sunak's eat out to help out scheme had adverse effects . effects. >> it's quite likely that had an effect on transmission. in fact, it's very difficult to see how it's very difficult to see how it wouldn't have had an effect on transmission and would on transmission and that would have been the advice that was given we been asked before given had we been asked before hand on the eve of the chancellor's autumn statement, the prime minister's promised

basil...there's a kipper sticking out of yourjacket.rs — meaning for almost a third of their marriage — prunella scales has had vascular dementia. it was in 2001 when her husband first spotted that something was not right. i came to see a play that pru was doing in greenwich. i went to see the first night and it was fine, it was good...good. much enjoyed by the audience. and then... i went to see it again a bit later on and i thought... pru's. . .a bit strange. shes not...not totally with it. she's not...not totally with it. it was more than a decade later that the diagnosis for dementia came. yes, it was, yes. yes, it was. we went to see a specialist who just said, "i'm sorry," you know, "this isjust something that happens to you when you get older and... it's not going to get any easier, but you can cope with it." we manage. # hello, hannah. # well, hello, hannah. # it's so nice to have you back where you belong. timothy west decided that the year of their diamond wedding anniversary was the perfect time to write pru and me — a love s

seven days a week, you can catch up on everything you need to know before you've even had your kippers morning at 5 am. only on gb news the people's channel. britain's news channel >>a >> a very good morning to you. it's just about to turn 7:00 on tuesday, the 28th of november. this is breakfast with eamonn holmes and isabel webster wherever you're watching, wherever you're watching, wherever we're wherever you're listening, we're online, we're on tv. >> we're your radio and >> we're on your radio and leading the news this morning, the inside story the eagerly awaited inside story of royal rivalries and game is released today. >> but is omid scobie's book really something the house of windsor should worry about ? really something the house of windsor should worry about? in just a moment, we'll be speaking to the royal biographer, angela levin . levin. >> another 11 israeli hostages, including three year old twins, are being freed by hamas as the ceasefire is extended for two days. history across the atlantic today is a virgin atlantic today is a virgin atlantic , powered by 100% sustai

seven days a week, you can catch up on everything you need to know before you've even had your kippersng. very nice to see you with the time at exactly 9:00 on this wednesday, the 22nd of november, you're tuned in to breakfast with eamonn holmes and isabel webster. >> and here's what's leading the news this morning. >> a weekend camping trip turned to tragedy in wales as the bodies of four missing teenagers have been recovered from a crashed car . crashed car. >> a positive breakthrough in the middle east. israel and hamas have agreed to a four day truce to swap israeli hostages for palestinian prisoners . for palestinian prisoners. earlier, we spoke to local journalist yotam confino in tel aviv . aviv. >> so within 24 hours there will be implemented and then it will be implemented and then it will be a gradual release of the hostages. and israel has apparently agreed that after this four day truce, it will accept to extend the ceasefire for an additional 24 hours for every ten hostages that the hamas can release . hamas can release. >> what sort of fiscal package has jeremy hunt tidie