in marseille it's only five guys.hony: wow. >> eric: you know he has 300 hooks. ♪ >> gerald: i think he's arriving. he's arriving. ♪ >> anthony: this must be the twelfth fishing scene. no, i must have done 20 fishing scenes in my life and i think, i think i had one good day out of all of them. other than that it's been one humiliating goat rodeo after another. ordinarily, our typical fishing scene actually would be, it would be rougher than this. >> eric: rougher. >> anthony: so we would be pitching back and forth and i'd be hanging on to my, the contents of my stomach only by realizing that they're feeling even sicker because they have to look through the viewfinder so they're like -- so it's basically, you're playing this sort of race against time kind of a game and it's like, "who is going to puke first?" >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: it's always the camera dudes though. >> eric: is it? >> anthony: no. generally it's a producer. [ eric f. speaking french ] >> eric: he said, "bad days, i've had some bad days, but this

he sent this report from marseille. the end and a 4000 mile sea odyssey for the aquarius.rew finally allowed to dock in france after being at the centre of a political storm. the problem started when they rescued more than 600 migrants from an unseaworthy riverboat of the libyan coast, but were suddenly

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very different getting from england to marseille.that was done put a lot of people off, a lot of the talk about hooliganism, a lot of the talk about hooliganism, a lot of people have been put off. but the ones spoken to can't actually believe how wonderful the russian people have been. and natalie, what about the opposition tonight, she liz young? obviously, it was 20—odd yea rs liz young? obviously, it was 20—odd years ago that they last met in the gi’oup years ago that they last met in the group stages, alan shearer and paul scholes getting the goals, what about this tunisia team? well, it is about this tunisia team? well, it is a team that lacks any real stars. their biggest star is a player from sevilla, but he is injured so they are without him. and they liken that to argentina being without messi or portugal being without ronaldo. so for them, this is a team which is made up of players who get on very well, a good team spirit we are being told, they are balanced and organised and crucially they are confident. basically they are

i was in marseille when it kicked off with the russians.the media and the world watching and if putin does not want trouble there will not be trouble. i wasn't concerned. a positive experience. let's bring in somebody else you might recognise. and john hemmingham, the trumpet player for the england band. he's joined by steve holmes on drums and steve wood on euphonium. hello. good morning. how are you feeling? we're a bit shattered but obviously happy to be through to the next round. i agree with everything that hasjust next round. i agree with everything that has just been next round. i agree with everything that hasjust been said, it is fantastic out here. this personally i think they did well to rest the players and belgium did as well also it was the right thing to do. everything is good. and what was it like playing in front of so many people yesterday? richard said there we re people yesterday? richard said there were thousands of england fans in the stadium. i think the most number of england fans so far because we have done the othe

ballot boxes were brought in from china, through marseille and hidden in the countryside around town.g needed to hold the referendum was then driven across the border to volunteers waiting in spain. some here will talk openly about their involvement. they're proud that a few volunteers from elna could outwit the spanish police. jordi shows me a video about the operation. jordi believes the police‘s embarrassment of being outsmarted led directly to the violence that was to follow. with the ballot boxes and papers safely across the mountains, the referendum could go ahead. queues formed as people waited in the rain to cast their vote. but the spanish authorities were determined to stop it. police brought in from the rest of spain used batons and rubber bullets to try and prevent people from voting, pulling voters from polling stations and confiscating ballot boxes. the catalan government said that nearly 1000 people were injured, around a quarter of them here. marta was helping a polling station at her children's school. some of the worst violence happened at this school, where the then

like argentina's newell‘s old boys, spain's espa nyol and athletic bilbao, as well as french teams marseilleen't been in the english top division for 13 years. caroline wozniacki eased to a straight—set victory over camila giorgi in herfirst match at the grasscurt tournament at eastbourne in the south of england. the dane was given a bye through to the second round and comfortably overcame the italian 6—2 6—3. wozniacki will face either briton johanna konta or aleksandra kruni of serbia in the third round. andy murray secured his first victory in almost a year as he eased past sta n victory in almost a year as he eased past stan wawrinka. very recently returned after almost a year out after a hip roblin, the former world and one is yet to confirm his participation at wimbledon, which begins next week. it's day three of the third test between west indies and si lanka in bridgtown. west indies are struggling in their second innings, a short while ago they were 88 for 9. they were looking to build a big lead, in the the first day—night cricket test in the caribbean but things aren't going to pl

it's now three days to marseille and they state it will come back and we don't know whether charity runwestminster and of making bombs for the taliban. two men have been killed and 12 other people have been injured after a collision between a bus and a lorry in cambridgeshire. mps have warned that britain will lose its influence with the us and other nato allies, unless it increases defence spending by billions of pounds a year. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's and frankfurt ended the day. britain's health service lags behind that in some other countries when it comes to treating conditions including heart attacks and some cancers. that's according to an independent report produced for the bbc. nhs england says it is ready to address the issues, and that the report highlights many areas of outstanding care. our health correspondent dominic hughes has the details. as the nhs approaches its 70th birthday, four major think tanks have posed the question — just how good is our health service? the answer seems to be "not bad, but could do better". when compared to

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gavin lee, bbc news, marseille.s been discussed on immigration, on migration. a writer with eu observer, and what i noticed is a lot of code, should and this will be entirely voluntary. does this take us entirely voluntary. does this take us any further? further as far as agreement. going into the summit it was not clear whether countries can come to some sort of conclusion and italian prime minister threatened not to not to agree to anything on to anything until he gets what he wa nts. to anything until he gets what he wants. this statement and conclusions lack details but they do combine some of the elements that the member states wanted and there is at least a political willingness to work together rather than go for unilateral action. the leaders of france and austria in their press conferences have said they will not have migrant centres because we're not frontier countries, italy can do that and we will give you money and staff. call me cynical but don't italy and greece already have these centres ? italy and

you know, when they went to marseille, they we re when they went to marseille, they were saying, "goodt to one side to a certain extent and it might be a very positive thing but it does not condone the bigger picture, the really quite nasty picture in russia which needs to be sorted. another nasty picture of course, di, is the homophobia, which is in russia. i know the advice has been from the foreign office that although same—sex sexual activity has been decriminalised in russia since 1993, it is strongly understood and advised you don't publicly display your sexuality but this is up to the individual. does that worry you? i can see that you have got your three lions pride scarf on, is that what you will display out and about and do you worry about that?” you will display out and about and do you worry about that? i don't thinkjoe all right intends to be publicly gay! we have some protection... i was not suggesting public displays of affection, but more if you are going to wear certain things or take banners or whatever it is common to be who you are and represent do you. yeah, you're

it is a well-known fact that he is a huge fan of marseilles. he will be meeting those players and the afternoon. it is symbolic because it comes 20 years after france last won the world cup. it was back in 1998 when france won against brazil. the president gave his support to the team. we will see if a manual macron will do the same death emmanuel -- a a manual macron manual macron -- there is said to be another preparation game. the last one will be against the united states and leon -- in lyon. the team is due to fly off against russia where they will face australia and peru. >> tell us a little bit more about the presidential tradition. the history of luck and not luck. it all started in 1998. the president was the first of french president's to come here. the med remember him for sipping beer on the football field. he started the tradition. cup inance won the world 1998, it boosted the popularity rate. since then, all the other presidents have come here in full support. it is president emmanuel macron's turn. >> thank you for that. >> to ha

it was only back in euro 2016 that we saw those dreadful scenes of violence in marseille, when russiange. there is also a history of racism and dissemination in their footballing culture history of racism and dissemination in theirfootballing culture here. the last time they hosted a global sporting mega event like this, it was the sochi winter olympics in 2014 and we know how that ended, with the biggest doping scandal free sport has ever seen. it was only a few months ago that they were kicked out of the winter olympics in pyeongchang. but it is notjust their sporting notoriety. this world cup is happening right in the middle ofa cup is happening right in the middle of a heightening of diplomatic and geopolitical tensions between the west and russia. it was very different in 2010, when vladimir putin turned up in zurich and russia we re putin turned up in zurich and russia were awarded the right to stage the world cup. he was trying to build bridges with the west. that has changed with sanctions and allegations of meddling with elections, the skripal poisoning. it was only a few week

things are in the best interest of the european union and therefore the opening of the port to marseilles would be a nice gesture. >> we do notot see why it should arrive inn italy sinince our couns nothing to do with it. france insists that according to maritime law, countries with the closest coastline have a responsibility to respond in cases of distress. shiper this month, an ngo eventually got in spain. both malta and spain refused to give it permission to land sayiying they felt the e vessels not really in distress. sell the meat even -- sal beanie even said the boat was on a cruise. >> donald trump has been forced to pull back on his zero-tolerance crackdown on the mexican border. border officials say the order to stop separating migrant families required a step -- required a temporary halt to prosecution. that allow the very thing it , the so-called tax release -- some 2300 children were separated from their parents with a zero-tolerance practice. many of them are still in detention alone. the u.s. attorney general, jeff sessions reiterated the hard-line policy. >> that compassion

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. >> tonight, the aquarius creis ading out of libyan waters, on the way to marseilles for fuel.fter saving 30,000 lives in three years, the future of these ngo rescue missions is uncertain. >> let's look at the other news. a british plumber is found guilty of planning a terror attack in westminster and making bombs for the taliban. he was arrested in april 2017 outside rliament, when he was caught carrying knives. he said he wanted to deliver a message british authorities. he will be sentenced next month. syrian government forces captured two key villages in the southwest of the country, according to repor. state media said troops seized vithages, which cut a strip of rebel held territory in half. at least 45,000 people are thought to have been displaced by the fighting. hong kong topped the list of the most expensive cities in the worldor expats. last year's number one, the angolan capital, has dropped to number s on the list. the survey looked at the cost of ke housing, food, and transport. president trump issued a warning to motorcycle maker harley-davidson after the u.s. com

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the new socks try to tell you that somebody gossip and tabloid marseille's of the most important news today. off of advertising telling you are not cool enough and let's define their products . these are the hawks we along with our. watch. hello and welcome to crossfire where all things considered i'm peter lavelle italy's recent elections again demonstrate the e.u.'s neal liberal agenda is under continued pressure even under threat where is this grand historic project going how should we understand the italian elections the german elections and brags that in totality is the current leadership of the e.u. capable of governing effectively and in line with the wishes of the people he claims to represent. cross talking italy and the e.u. i'm joined by my guest. in london he is a foreign affairs consultant and analyst also in london we have to go on this exit he is a senior lecturer in european politics at the university of surrey and in milan we cross to monaco bus on the he is a professor of political theory at the university of milan all right gentlemen cross talk rules in effect that

tonight, the aquarius crew is heading out of libyan waters on the way to marseille for fuel. the future of these ngo rescue missions is uncertain. gavin lee, bbc news, on board the aquarius. the human rights group amnesty international has published what it calls detailed new evidence of the extent of the burmese military‘s crimes against the rohingya people in myanmar. around 700,000 fled to bangladesh last autumn, when the military launched a brutal security operation in rakhine state following a series of deadly ambushes by rohingya militants on police posts. the army has always insisted it was responding to a specific terrorist threat. here's our myanmar correspondent, nick beake. a village burns in western myanmar. this was last september, when the burmese army and buddhist mobs were attacking rohingya muslim communities. now, amnesty international says it's gathered detailed evidence proving the military‘s offensive in rakhine state had been weeks in the planning. the myanmar army's commander in chief, min aung hlaing, is one of 13 officers named in the report. they're

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gavin lee, bbc news, marseille.earch fellow for migration at the italian institute for international political studies. hejoins me now from milan. thank you very much forjoining us. first of all, this mammoth meeting in brussels, did they actually achieve anything on the issue of migration? i mean, it was an 11th hour deal that actually achieve not much. we're actually back to square one. so what was a deal before, it isa one. so what was a deal before, it is a deal right now. so it means that we did not really achieved consensus on what is the most important thing for europe, which is to find a compromise between those countries of first arrival like italy, greece and spain, who would like to relocate asylum seekers across the eu, and the others, who wa nt to across the eu, and the others, who want to limit the actual secondary movements by asylum seekers so those who cross other countries. so no, we didn't find agreement there. there is just didn't find agreement there. there isjust a piece didn't find agreement t

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tonight, the aquarius crew is heading out of libyan waters on the way to marseille for fuel.e years, the future of these ngo rescue missions is uncertain. gavin lee, bbc news, on board the aquarius. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. a british plumber has been found guilty of planning a terror attack in westminster and making bombs for the taliban. khalid ali was arrested outside parliament in april 2017, where he was caught carrying three knives. in a police interview, ali said he wanted to "deliver a message" to british authorities. he'll be sentenced next month. colombia will resume the spraying of coca plantations with the herbicide glyphosate to counter a record increase in production of the crop. but drones would be used instead of planes to better target the plants. colombia ended aerial spraying of herbicides on illicit crops in 2015 over health concerns. ethiopia's new prime minister, abiy ahmed, has announced the country's airlines will restart flights to eritrea for the first the human rights group amnesty international has published wh

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he sent this report from marseille. the end and a 4000 mile sea odyssey for the aquarius.lly allowed to dock in france after being at the centre of a political storm. the problem started when they rescued more than 600 migrants from an unseaworthy riverboat of the libyan coast, but were suddenly banned from using italian and maltese ports which forced them to ta ke maltese ports which forced them to take migrants to spain. italian deputy prime minister has since stopped all foreign flagged charity run ships from entering italian waters accusing him of encouraging people smuggling. over the past ten days from the bbc has been on board with missed the crew travelled back to search them and carried out practice rescue drills while the italian authorities excluded them from helping. they had the living coast guard intercept all micro—vehicles. they are exhausted and frustrated at the political effo rts and frustrated at the political efforts to keep them from working off the libyan coast. and they say the lack of access to nearby ports is effectively rendering their operations

i was in marseilles with all the trouble, still keep coming.ce keeping watch. tucked away in a pub in our parkis watch. tucked away in a pub in our park is hardly —— hardly the usual scene 01’ park is hardly —— hardly the usual scene or sound ahead of an england match. many people watching that game because of other people here also watch the premier league. looking ahead to that one in group g. the other game, featuring belgium who are dark horse who may go far in this tournament. they meet panama from the first time ever. their fans arejust from the first time ever. their fans are just thrilled to be here, from the first time ever. their fans arejust thrilled to be here, that is what i have heard from them. and sweden meets south korea today. to pick up on the point of the england at plans getting ready for the game, since we spoke to you a few moments ago, that is all we have discussed it with the people here in the video. an interesting one, the issue of gaming addiction. you and i both have small boys and we talk about it, don't we, as par

tonight, the aquarius crew is heading out of libyan waters on the way to marseille for fuel.se rescue missions is uncertain. gavin lee, bbc news, on board the aquarius. a conservative treasury minister has hit out at her cabinet colleagues for demanding extra money for their government departments. the chief secretary to the treasury, liz truss was speaking at an event at the london school of economics. at westminster is our political correspondent iain watson, who was listening to liz truss's speech. it was quite interesting what we saw last week. that is right, we seem to have had briefings in the press and calls from other public departments to get funding to the nhs. this is too much, she was making it very clear that the nhs was dealt with outside of the main spending review and people were angling for more cash. more recently of course, it was reported that gavin williams, the defence secretary, was calling for more. cross—party mps have done the same. in effect, she was lapping anybody else who thought that they we re anybody else who thought that they were going to ge

sergey one of those convicted of the violence in marseille and served seven months in a french prisonters, fans, hooligans, to protect this world championship. i suppose no, i suppose this will be a holiday of football. racism continues to mar the game here. russian football authorities fined after france players suffered racial abuse during a friendly in march. for russia this is a very big moment, because relations with the west have soured immeasurably since they were awarded this tournament. they're now trying to carve out a niche for themselves on the world stage and to have basic levels of racism taking place will mean that their big moment is being tarnished. amid geopolitical and diplomatic tensions, many in the west see this as a vanity project for president putin, and he's sure to play a prominent role here at the luhzniki stadium tomorrow when the tournament kicks off, but despite the fact that sport and politics have neverfelt quite so closely linked, on the pitch russia 2018 has the potential to be a footballing spectacle. the drama's already begun. one of the favourites,

focus of international attention in the past few weeks, has now docked in the french port city of marseillere is now a question of whether this and other ngo ships can continue to rescue migrants in the mediterranean. 0ur europe reporter gavin lee is on board and has been speaking to the ship's doctor. they started by talking about the mood on the ship. unfortunately, in the last two weeks we've just seen more and more politicisation of this and we've seen games being played by politicians with the people that we rescue at sea being used as pawns. the italian government has refused entry to port for safe disembarkation several times now to ngos. likewise, we see that malta was putting up resistance. and this type of situation is essentially not sustainable. what more for the aquarius? can this ship carry on? can these operations carry on? now we're finding that ngos such as ourselves here on the aquarius are being gradually criminalised and sidelined from being able to do this type of work. if the authorities controlling the search and rescue zone are not willing to let us do thatjob, of co

gavin lee, bbc news, marseille.ll tower on the night of the blaze has been describing how water had no effect on the flames. daniel brown told the public inquiry that water was bouncing off the side of the building, as he tried to extinguish flames by leaning out of a window with a hose. from the inquiry, tom burridge reports. the thermal camera used by firefighter daniel brown, and that the dog and smoke of flat 16. there isa raging the dog and smoke of flat 16. there is a raging curtain aflame, what is happening? everything is ringing alarm bells somethings not right. he and his colleague had put out the fire in the kitchen, but they quickly realised two columns outside the were burning. no effect. what is just bouncing off, just literally bouncing off. 0k, we have a problem here, i cannot put this out. you have literally got water hitting metal, i cannot put this out. no matter what i try and did, i tried knocking the pedals off, i tried getting between i don‘t whether they we re getting between i don‘t whether t

in 1998 in marseille was a lot of violence leading up to that game, and there was a good 2—0 victoryan shearer with the first goal and ball skills with the second—half winner. hopefully england can do that tonight. i am sure gareth southgate would take a similar win. thank you. the bbc will bring you england's first match of the tournament live across television, radio and online. all the build—up on bbc 0ne begins at 6:15pm. there is already one game under way. sweden are playing south korea in group f. the likes of tottenham's son on show. it is still goalless in the first—half. let's bring you up to date with a few other sports headlines, and tommy fleetwood says he'll take ‘many positives' from his second placed finish at the us open. he became just the sixth player to shoot a 63 at the us open, but missed out by a single stroke to the american brooks koepka, who successfully defended the title he won last year. it's understood the rugby football union is still backing the england head coach eddie jones despite a fifth straight test match defeat at the weekend. jones compared the

we were there in marseilles as well and managed to steer clear of all the danger.y is secretly recorded suggesting the government lacks guts in the brexit negotiations — and that donald trump could do a betterjob. meanwhile the eu's chief negotiator says the government's so—called backstop proposal can only apply to northern ireland, and not the rest of the uk. the queen has had eye surgery to remove a cataract. she underwent the successful procedure in may. hello, i'mjoe hello, i'm joe lineham. here's your business headlines on afternoon live. if you're a facebook user you might want to check your account — a software bug has meant millions of users may have unknowingly posted private information to the public. the glitch set a user's post to be shared to "everyone", even if a user had previously chosen a more restricted option. facebook says the fault has been rectified. users who may have been affected will be notified on the site's newsfeed. bt‘s chief executive, gavin patterson, is to step down after the company said a ‘change of leadership' was needed. the co

gavin lee, bbc news, marseille.is here. our attention first to oman, where you would have had trouble sleeping last night? trouble breathing perhaps! on monday this was the minimum temperature in this was the minimum temperature in this part of oman. i won't attempt to pronounce it. 42.6 was the minimum temperature. that is well over 100 fahrenheit. we talk about high attempts by day time. but the night—time temperatures are as important, because that is the time where you cool off after the heat. if you don't have that opportunity, the buildings where you're living, you're, you can't cool off. this is where you get this severe heat stress and it is very serious. the reason this is so high is because this is a fishing village next to the gulf of oman and the water are about 30 degrees celsius. so you know that is warmer than a bath probably. so what you have got with that heat from the water you have got a lot of humidity and then it is dangerous. it is that humidity, the high sea surface temperatures, that led to t

moscow, compared to two years ago, the euros and france when there was a very serious violence in marseillelish fans and hooligans in marseille in particular. after that, if any light—hearted response, as if russia was not the host country for the world cup. recently we have seen a lot of change, tough talking pretty tough tactics. we know for a fact that those known troublemakers are also on a blacklist, essentially similarto also on a blacklist, essentially similar to the banning orders in the uk. there is a fan ide system and anybody who is a known hooligan will not get a fan ide, therefore they can go to the stadiums themselves. above and beyond that, i spoke to one man who is the leader of a fan clu b one man who is the leader of a fan club of one northern russian city and he said he himself had been called in by the police and given an official warning, as he described it, and told he would not be allowed to cause trouble around the world cup and was warned a very dire consequences if he did. that is the message the fans here and particularly the troublemakers, the hooligans and those