after all, the island nation l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l . reporter: the seseychelles isa tropical paradise. the archipelago covers around 455 squa kilileterers of land, but morere than 1.3 million sque kilometers of sea. sylvanna: we depend on our marinene resource for everythi, whwhether it is economic activities, for tourism m and fisheries. we don't have anything without that. rereporter: toururism ise country's biggest source of incomeme. many visitors come here for the spectacular naturere. sylvanna: i realalized it was important to conserve the ocean when growing up anand understanding the relalationshp that t the seychelelles peoplee withth the ocean, with the m me osysysuch wewe rely on it. reporter: as a a marine scienti, she's coconcerned about the growing pressurere on the ecosystem. experts go on regular dives to assess the conditions. fishing, environonmental pollution, and t tourism put strain on the seychelles' unique underwater world. the coral reefef c c c c c c e because they're very sensitive to changes in water temperature

historic l l l l l l l l l l l . the formfactor is to thank for this -- foreign factor is to thank for this, notably the ongoing standoff with the u.k. over the poisoning of the former russian spy. experts say the call to boycott elections backfired. the paper says the elections yesterday werealled -- recalled the enthusiasm of the soviet era. iphones were one of the things offered to bribe russian voters. a lot of voters were offered concert tickets. the moscow times called it a carnival atmosphere. a siberian city rewarded 29 for taking the most creative selfie from the voting booths. selfies not tog win iphonesngngngngngngngngngngg their jobs. to vote,re forced including many who were voting to prove to their bosses that they had. molly: the western coverage of the election. rtthe western state channel is very critical of not debunkit stuffing or horse -- forcing people to vote, but they say it is biased western coverage, the same coverage every election hascecececececece 2000. -- received since 2000. you can see

l. trade .— .7. ..7 l. .l. trade “1.7. ..7 l. and77 7 fiéioofiseie on l . ll ans talk fiéioofiseie onl l ll ll l ans talk to ioofiseie onl l ll l ans talk to ourrseie onl l ll lor on this? i think she's going to get it, we know she's get a get because there's been quite a lot of the planet in the build—up to this summit today. foreign ministers, defence ministers at nato, all of them we have heard eu leaders as well individually coming out quite strongly in support of the uk. now what we have heard this morning from leaders as their gathering here, just to give you a flavour, the cheque prime minister —— the czech republic prime minister said we will roof support the uk. the danish by ministers say they definitely agree. the luxembourg minister as well. he says if there is a personal state behind this there has to be a reaction. what i think we will get to night then is after the dinner, theresa may will brief leaders on the state of that investigation and they will respond with a statement of support, of solidarity. what they do say is that the investigations have to follow their course and that once those are finished then the response will be required from