concentration around the mediterranean, surprise, surprise, the population enables enables, istanbul, marseille the shoreline. that is what i think we will face real trouble. this has, i agree, think we will face real trouble. this has, iagree, i think we will face real trouble. this has, i agree, i will put my money where my mouth is, we are not quite there yet. no, he ways happen and they have happened. but we have had wet weather. but we are having heat waves more often, aren't we? yeah. i'm more concerned about seeing the consequences here in the uk. we have had people dying because of flooding. we have had incredible transport disruption, signal boxes being struck by lightning. yet, but thatis being struck by lightning. yet, but that is not new. well, i was on the northern line train this weekend the tract surrounds and is we combusted. i feel like that is new. wrong track. it is the wrong weather. run for the track. it is a lovely piece of the times, saying have a look after your cat in the heatwave. with them under umbrellas and put ice cubes in the water. there you are, blessed. 80s to

there is a section of the russian support which in marseille two years ago ran wires, particularly targetings world cup and russia is making sure it puts its best face to the world and they have done a good job of stopping any trouble. but in england— russia‘s semifinal that inglot won might have tipped the balance. i think croatia area tipped the balance. i think croatia are a good side but they went to extra time and penalties tonight. england will have enjoyed seeing that and croatia have not fired particularly well. how different style of play to croatia have? croatia will be more open and tried to attack, they have very good midfielders and they will press the english defence. they will cause problems for the defence, but i think russia would have squeezed the play and would have played very negatively. it would have taken a bit more now is for england to cut them open rather than croatia. let us them open rather than croatia. let us look at the front page of the sunday mirror. semi—gods, fans go wild as the three lions face croatia in the semifinal. i was talking to a midwife who said

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italy closed its ports to such vessels, the "aquarius" has been forced to sail 600 miles away to marseillefrance to re-supply and undertake repairs. that's a long way from the danger zone. the doctors without borders spokesperson on board sent us a statement complaining about the criminalisation and obstructiono anizations involved in r search andcue. in just over a month, more than 600 people have lost their live attemptingoss the aiditerranean. the spokespersonthere has been a cold blooded decision to leave them all to drown. claudilodesani heads the italian chapter of doctors without borders. she's been at town hetings trying to urge people to reject the governnt's policies. lodesani rejects allegations that ships like e e "aquarius" oviding a taxi service for migrants. >> i worked for a year in southern sudan. in one year, i see a lot of people dead because there is a civil war, because there is malaria, because of climate change and climatic problems so the people have malnutrition. so of course the people want to leave. it's impossible to stop the people >> brabant: "look at the corp