leigh milner, bbc news. 39 years ago — more than 70 years after it sank on its maiden voyage. but the latest expedition to the wreck—site has revealed the liner�*s slow decay with the famous bow now changed forever. the expedition involved underwater robots and our science editor, rebecca morelle, was given exclusive access to the video they brought back. instantly recognisable, the bow of titanic looming out of the darkness of the depths of the atlantic. this footage was recorded in 2010 and you can see the railing on the deck is rusting but still intact. but a new expedition has discovered a large section is now missing. our view of titanic has changed forever. with all the anticipation coming up on the bow, we were so excited. and then there's a moment of wait a minute, something's not right, and we could see that whole section of railing on the port side was gone. it's just iconic to see the bow of titanic. that's what you think of when you think of the shipwreck. um, and it doesn't look like that any mo

leigh milner, bbc news. enver solomon, ceo of the refugee council, gave us his reaction to this latest channel crossing attempt. it's devastating news, just days after the tragic loss of life of 12 people, another eight people have now perished in the channel. and these deaths are not inevitable. it's important to note that. so it's important to recognise that these are people from countries like afghanistan, fleeing the taliban, from syria, fleeing bombs and bullets, they are seeking safety in the uk, seeking to be given refugee protection, and we need to look at ways of allowing them to come to the uk without having to take these dangerous journeys. tony smith is a former director—general of the uk border force and head of border control, who's now a global border security consultant. he gave us this assessment of how the channel crossings have changed of late. well, it is indeed tragic that this has happened, but i think what we're seeing increasingly now is more and more of these vessels are capsizing mu

leigh milner, bbc news.chancellor has urged mainstream parties — not to lend support to the far—right alternative for germany party or afd — which he called extremist. olaf scholz described afd�*s success — in thringia and strong showing in saxony as �*worrying' — and said the party was dividing society. the afd has become the first far—right group to win the most votes in a state election since the second world war. let's speak to thomas matussek, chairman of the german british society and former german ambassador to the uk, the un and india. thank you for being with us, how worrying are the results? they are very worrying because that was a rude awakening that we have an extremely far—right party winning two state elections, by far the biggest party in sa but also in saxony the second. it is a slap in the face of the three parties who form the government in berlin and the reasons for this rude shock are threefold, first of all the great worry and and satisfaction with the immigration policy. we have about

leigh milner reports. is, on this beach, near the town of ambleteuse, where eight people were declared dead last night after a small boat started to sink not long after leaving the coast of france. translation:— translation: the vessel departed _ translation: the vessel departed from _ translation: the vessel departed from the - translation: the vessel departed from the slack i translation: the vessel - departed from the slack sector near the town of wimereux. it quickly got into trouble and it appears to have crashed on the rocks directly in front of where we are now. fix, rocks directly in front of where we are now. a total of 45 eo - le where we are now. a total of 45 peeple have _ where we are now. a total of 45 people have now— where we are now. a total of 45 people have now died _ where we are now. a total of 45 people have now died in - where we are now. a total of 45 people have now died in the - people have now died in the channel this year, the highest reported number since 2021, according to the

leigh milner, bbc news.more about that whole area of dynamic pricing, the cost of those oasis tickets over the weekend. there was one ticket, let me tell you on a retail site going for over £7,000. plenty more on that story here on today's verified alive. —— plenty more on that story here on today's verified live. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. the german chancellor has urged mainstream parties — not to lend support to the far—right alternative for germany party or afd — which he called extremist. 0laf scholz described afd's success in thuringia and strong showing in saxony as �*worrying' — and said the party was dividing society. the afd has become the first far—right group to win the most votes in a state election since the second world war. let's speak to katja hoyer, historian and author of beyond the wall: east germany, 1949—1990. welcome to the programme, what is your assessment of these results? i is your assessment of these results? ~ ., ., , results? i think olaf scholz is ria

leigh milner, bbc news.ne attacks on ukraine with kyiv hit several times. the mayor, vitali klitschko, said the entrance of a metro station, which was being used as a shelter, was struck, as well as a water treatment plant. military officials said air defence units had destroyed 22 out of 35 missiles, and 20 out of 23 attack drones, spread across six of ukraine's regions. two people were injured. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. the german chancellor, 0laf scholz, has urged mainstream parties not to lend support to the alternative for germany, the first far—right party projected to win a state election since the second world war. the afd appears to have done well in thuringia and also in saxony. other parties have said they won't help it form a governing coalition. 0ur correspondent in berlin, damien mcguiness, explained the results for us. so what we've seen in thuringia is that the afd has won the most votes, which is around 33% getting in the end a third of all seats of the parliament

leigh milner, bbc news.age. now the latest expedition to the wreck—site has revealed the liner�*s slow decay — with the famous bow being changed forever. the expedition involved underwater robots — and our science editor, rebecca morelle, was given exclusive access to the footage they brought back. instantly recognisable, the bow of titanic looming out of the darkness of the depths of the atlantic. this footage was recorded in 2010 and you can see the railing on the deck is rusting but still intact. but a new expedition has discovered a large section is now missing. our view of titanic has changed forever. with all the anticipation coming up on the bow, we were so excited. and then there's a moment of wait a minute, something's not right, and we could see that whole section of railing on the port side was gone. it's just iconic to see the bow of titanic. that's what you think of when you think of the shipwreck. um, and it doesn't look like that any more. i'm flying. the story of titanic has been told many ti

leigh milner, bbc news.ream parties not to lend support to the alternative for germany, the first far—right party projected to win a state election since the second world war. the afd appears to have done well in thuringia — and also in saxony. other parties have said they won't help it form a governing coalition. let's speak to our correspondent in berlin, damien mcguiness. just explain what the results have been. 50 just explain what the results have been, ., just explain what the results have been. ., ., , been. so what we have seen in thuringia _ been. so what we have seen in thuringia is — been. so what we have seen in thuringia is that _ been. so what we have seen in thuringia is that the _ been. so what we have seen in thuringia is that the afd - been. so what we have seen in thuringia is that the afd has . been. so what we have seen in i thuringia is that the afd has won the most votes, which is around 33%, getting in the end of the third of all seats of the parliament. and in saxony they came a clos

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leigh milner reports. first came the hype.....then the disappointment. millions of oasis fans spent saturday morning battling lengthy online queues and technical glitches in the hope of bagging tickets to next year's reunion gigs. many of those who did get through then faced another hurdle. tickets costing hundreds of pounds more than expected thanks to so—called dynamic pricing. that's when high demand pushes up costs, a practice more commonly seen on taxi hailing apps or airline websites. the cheapest tickets were between 70 and 205, i think, which you can kind of sort of, well, yeah, ok, that's not too bad. but then the only ones that were available were the platinum, so it was like £500. we didn't want to pay that. so, um, no. so we're not going. # today i'm a rock and roll star.# the government had already pledged a consultation to tackle ticket touting, that's the resale of tickets by secondary vendors. # i said maybe # you're gonna be the one that saves me.# now it says it will add dynamic pricing, which is done by the pr

leigh milner, bbc news.t that issue later in the programme. up to half a million people are estimated to have protested across israel, demanding that the government does a deal with hamas to return the remaining hostages. it comes after six israelis were found dead in a tunnel in rafah over the weekend. 0ur correspondentjon donnison is in jerusalem. how much pressure is there on the israeli prime ministers this morning? a, israeli prime ministers this morning?— israeli prime ministers this morninu? �* ., , morning? a lot. these were the bi est morning? a lot. these were the biggest protests _ morning? a lot. these were the biggest protests across - morning? a lot. these were the biggest protests across israel i morning? a lot. these were the i biggest protests across israel since the start of the war. hundreds of thousands of people demonstrating across the country. there were calls from the forum representing hostage families formal protests today, plans to block major highways across israel, there is a gen

leigh milner reports.all boat started to sink not long after leaving the coast of france. translation:— translation: the vessel departed _ translation: the vessel departed from _ translation: the vessel departed from the - translation: the vessel departed from the slack i translation: the vessel - departed from the slack sector near the town of wimereux. it quickly got into trouble and it appears to have crashed on the rocks directly in front of

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helen milner, chief exec of the good things foundation, thank you for joining us this morning.my head in half the time, let alone, you know, the elderly generation. i simply can't be bothered with it. but anyway. but it is our responsibility to help our older relatives with it. >> i mean , i definitely spent my >> i mean, i definitely spent my mum always comes to me saying i can't work out how to do this. i send her something on instagram and she doesn't know what she's doing. so i, you know, do little tutorials from time to keep her in the game. >> i've told my mum about a million times how to copy and paste web links and still doesn't. >> bless you mum. my mum still emails me constantly and i'm like, mum, don't send me a screenshot on email, just whatsapp it to me. >> anyway, shouldn't mock. it's important that we take them with us. >> us. >> let us know what you think. gbnews.com/yoursay. yeah, if you're online, you must be still to come. paul coyte will be here with all the latest sports news, including the bombshell result. arsenal one nil against spurs in the tick. sports