and we also as - well as the refugee convention have obligations _ well as the refugee convention haveon on human rights through our own human rights act _ convention on human rights through our own human rights act and - convention on human rights through our own human rights act and that l our own human rights act and that includes _ our own human rights act and that includes not — our own human rights act and that includes not returning _ our own human rights act and that includes not returning someone - our own human rights act and that includes not returning someone toi our own human rights act and thati includes not returning someone to a country— includes not returning someone to a country where — includes not returning someone to a country where they— includes not returning someone to a country where they would _ includes not returning someone to a country where they would face - country where they would face serious — country where they would face serious harm. _ country where they would face serious harm. and _ country where they would face serious harm. and that - country wh

the refugee convention doesn't do that right wasn't designed for economic migrants. signed for those entering uk from an area of conflict that was not intention of the convention. it designed for those people seeking refugee because of persecution. for one of the five refugee reasons. and so the vast majority in my view , actually don't fit within the convention . right. but it's so convention. right. but it's so loosely drafted it that the courts have upheld it over many, many years. a world of seven years ago, as you say, the reasons now that are being claimed are different to the intention to begin with. ivan, final on this? i think final thought on this? i think they what you just said , is they what you just said, is there anyone in government listening this is listening to this? is this conversation happening in westminster every week , a westminster every day week, a month goes past? i'm waiting for a plan. i'm waiting for the strategy we haven't seen and i don't think they've got one. i think they're mumbling and hoping that at the moment the number of people

the refugee convention doesn't do that right wasn't designed for economic migrants. signed for those entering uk from an area of conflict that was not intention of the convention. it designed for those people seeking refugee because of persecution. for one of the five refugee reasons. and so the vast majority in my view , actually don't fit within the convention . right. but it's so convention. right. but it's so loosely drafted it that the courts have upheld it over many, many years. a world of seven years ago, as you say, the reasons now that are being claimed are different to the intention to begin with. ivan, final on this? i think final thought on this? i think they what you just said , is they what you just said, is there anyone in government listening this is listening to this? is this conversation happening in westminster every week , a westminster every day week, a month goes past? i'm waiting for a plan. i'm waiting for the strategy we haven't seen and i don't think they've got one. i think they're mumbling and hoping that at the moment the number of people

but while the country is not a signatory to the you and refugee convention and has no legislation addressing asylum seekers, mongolians have been showing solidarity with the new arrivals by lending a helping hand. elton to ya is getting ready for her borders. she owns a 2 floor restaurant on the outskirts of will, about har. after meet him home, this russians on the street, she decided to turn her whole place into a temporarily shelter. she has the accommodations for up to 20 russians and charges only enough to cover expenses. cooperative winter in mongolia is very harsh to her . you'll get sick if you stay outside at these temperatures and being sick in a foreign country is very difficult. that is why i turned my place into a temporary home to help people whose pin dad, my dad, will pick. some of the russian refugees have found work in construction or agriculture to abra, 10 a work visa, while others have had it to a 3rd country. oh, there was one of the lucky ones. he managed to get a student visa to state in mongolia as ringer. i have letters always wilkins. unfortunately, those who could

well, the refugee convention says... "coming directly."s don't have to claim in the first safe country they reach. the government wants to deter asylum seekers from coming to britain by unofficial routes — criminalising their arrival and threatening to send some to rwanda. the home secretary has talked of capping the numbers who can come. but refugee agencies say what's needed are long—term solutions — a network of safe—routes and considering some asylum claims overseas. what almost everyone agrees on is that there is no quick fix. huw. mark, many thanks. there are more updates, news and analysis about the uk's asylum system on bbc news online, that's bbc.co.uk/news, and by using the bbc news app. the former health secretary matt hancock has been suspended as a conservative mp after signing up to appear in the latest series of the itv reality show i'm a celebrity get me out of here. he'll be joining the other contenders in the australian jungle from next week. mr hancock's friends say he'll be using his appearance to promote his campaign o

persecuted abroad, then we have a we have obligation to give them asylum and unless you change the refugee convention the european convention on human rights , you're not going human rights, you're not going to be able to do much about that. of course, sweden has done something very similar to what david davis is proposing specifically when comes to albania designating its as a safe country and saying more albanians will be accepted . i albanians will be accepted. i suppose sweden did accept a large number of albanians in recent . they may be slightly recent. they may be slightly different dynamics there, but i suppose the prime minister this this evening will be about foreign policy in the rounds. he may well referencing that two great despotic challenges of our time russia and china. he's talking about a new doctrine of pragmatism. when comes to foreign affairs . just gentlemen foreign affairs. just gentlemen , if you are indeed still there and we may well struggle to get him back up, but it sounds like johnisindeed him back up, but it sounds like john is indeed still here . which john is indeed st

finally agree with this is we do need an end national convention to change the rules on the refugee conventiont bringing convention. david, just bringing you back that how important is the european court of human rights in this i mean from memory the plane that was loaded with people to take after rwanda was like pretty much eight people on that plane were cut off by the uk courts and. only one person had to go to the european court of human rights. so is that really such an important in this issue that's in the european human rights ? i in the european human rights? i think it's certainly, you know, certainly from the evidence we've seen that it did also cause an issue the rwanda in cause an issue in the rwanda in the of policy. what the round of policy. but what then shortly then saw was that shortly thereafter government thereafter the government issuing saying the issuing statements saying the bill rights and that they issuing statements saying the bill effectively! that they issuing statements saying the bill effectively have they issuing statements saying the bill effectively have the ki

she hasn't she doesn't understand the refugee convention or she's not talking to the advisers. get it. get a grip it. she was asked about a young boy from africa who wishes to come here, claim asylum. she couldn't answer. question and her answer. that question and her aide , of aides, came to aide, one of her aides, came to her rescue and said, well, you can apply to unchr. that's all well even if you're well and good, even if you're recognised as a refugee by the unchr, that doesn't that you can come here. so how do people come here? the way they can come in is, is it's not actually illegal entry coming as an asylum is not illegal. all means that you're coming. you're entering the uk without permission , perfectly without permission, perfectly lawful under the convention. it's not illegal and it's not criminal. so do you think the that we use is wrong? should we not be people, illegal immigrants? absolutely yeah. if so, what you prefer, like, because i think is really important actually in this immigration differentiate immigration to differentiate between refugees, asylum see

these people are claiming asylum and there are legally entitled to claim asylum under the refugee convention on any detail— of the eu and nato. i can't comment on any detail about _ of the eu and nato. i can't comment on any detail about albania, - of the eu and nato. i can't comment on any detail about albania, but i i on any detail about albania, but i can say that approximately 70% of all people who come across on small boats successfully claim asylum. that is a huge proportion of those who are crossing. the other thing is, they are not only getting refugee status but some of them are also getting humanitarian protection. that is another status available. nobody can say that it is safe to send the person back anywhere without assessing their individual circumstances. we cannot tell if somebody is being persecuted in albania just by saying albania is a safe country. that is a nonsense. we can�*t make this kind of generalisations. the whole purpose of having a refugee status determination procedure is to assess each individual case on its merits. but that process is taking far too long, isn

the problem with the refugee convention as that requires you to be outside of your country of origin.e can go into that if you like. why don't we, instead of tackling it by putting this tiny plaster on this gaping wound, how about we have us doctoral way of managing these flows? like that with the particular skills to apply for work weaknesses and compare. maybe they can apply for asylum with the need to as well. but that could be another solution to the asylum problem. how about we process some of those asylum seekers on behalf of the uk in order to admit them to the uk.- on behalf of the uk in order to admit them to the uk. thank you for 'oinin: us. admit them to the uk. thank you for joining us- on _ admit them to the uk. thank you for joining us- on to _ admit them to the uk. thank you for joining us. on to something - admit them to the uk. thank you for joining us. on to something a - joining us. on to something a lot lighter. how about solving a rubik�*s cube? well a so called 'speed—cubing champion' has set a new world record, by solving almost 7,000 of the rotating puzzle cube

signed up is the principle that we have signed up to as part of a founding signatory of the un convention on refugees this week in parliament that he wants a system that is fair and compassionate. well, that means that every case is looked at on its merits. every case is treated fairly. and compassionately. lauren, ou work fairly. and compassionately. lauren, you work with _ fairly. and compassionately. lauren, you work with people _ fairly. and compassionately. lauren, you work with people particularly - you work with people particularly young people, once they are in this country. well, you tell us about the circumstances in which people come to you, to your organisation, how they have got here, what help they need. i apologise, they have got here, what help they need. iapologise, i'm being told that lauren did not hear what i said. i hope you can hear me. we are interested to know what your experiences are and your organisation, the sort of people you help. how you get in contact with those people. what situation they are and in what help they need from you. are and in what help they need from ou.

refugees. and the heroes mother developments in the war in ukraine. the international atomic energy agency says is found no evidence of ukraine developing a so called dirty bomb. that's a conventional bond laced with radioactive material. the agency inspected 3 sites in ukraine after ukraine. author, russia, accused care of, of planning to use one. you're getting older for a move in your boma system. let's see if ryan's president thought him is the lance . he says, russian strikes have left 4500000 people without power across the country. russia has been stepping up in the tax on energy infrastructure following ukrainian advances in the battlefield. foreign ministers from the g 7 group of nations are meeting in germany to address a number of global crises. they've discussed coordinating aid to help embattled ukrainians cope with winter. the ongoing political unrest in iran and china's growing economic influence representatives have also agreed to set a fixed price when they kept what g segment meant. she 7 members will pay for russian oil shipments. the move is aimed at stabilizing the markets. and i would like to give, or the top com as the german chancellor travels to beijing, ol

convention. what we are requesting from you member states is just a respectable french official. say the migrants will be housed in a reception center. those eligible to seek refugee status will be able to stay in the you. the others will be deported, not object if it thought to pittsburgh or a mr. rapidly put in place procedures that will allow us to have certain each person stay to solicit restaurants who brussel the fate of the ocean. viking spoke to row between france and italy. the french government is accused rome of flouting he rules by turning away the ship and says it will take retaliatory measures including bolstering its border. will that the theory 8 in the far right, italian prime minister, who says paris, his actions, i incomprehensible and unjustified ga maloney holds to stop the arrival of migrants on italian shores and says the e you should do more to help tre, kick cossack if for a body, what exactly makes them so angry? the fact that italy must be the only possible port for migrants in the mediterranean, because this is not written in any agreement. i want to question my counterparts on this. should italy be the only possible choice for migrants

conventions that they hold. ok, nicole said, just to recap, for years you have more than 200 people on your boat. refugees, migrants, women, you have young children, i know your boat, you've made 25 requests to disembark and so far it's been a know from italy and other coastal countries look, we'll keep checking in with you to see what response you ultimately get. thank you very much. you're welcome. pakistan's prime minister has rejected him. ron cons, accusations that government figures were involved in thursday's attempt to fascinate him. con supporters came out to show their solidarity in several cities shall. serif says con is damaging the country with false and cheap conspiracy. 6 he says he will resign if there is any evidence that he was behind the attack on con, they invest ravi joins us now. live from the hor, the government has put a media band on coverage of speeches by enron con, but that hasn't stopped him from speaking. that is correct. he's been making regular speeches. city he is broadcasting live on youtube and then those speeches circulate across social media. like wildfire after the last piece s

they weren't given refugee status not given the huge numbers of people who are basically economic migrants. number two, it will mean us leaving the european conventionn human rights, amending the human act in this country. three major, big changes that need to be put in place. otherwise, i promise you folks, nothing is going to change. and i've said it before and i'll say it again. this issue alone will bring down the conservative party at the next election and yet he stands there as have previous home secretaries and prime ministers, promising us they will do whatever they need to do. i think he deluded. he's kidding himself that somehow it's going to be sorted out when he hasn't got the resolve to do it. do you agree with me? is he deluded? are gb news dot uk ? i really are gb news dot uk? i really think that he is now that we like to have a bit of good news . gb news. and i thought actually england . winning three actually england. winning three nil against wales was a bit of news. we're joined by former southampton and england star matt le tissier. matt, good evening. i was i was you on friday when we a fairly shall we say pretty average maybe e

convention. what we are requesting from you member states is just a respectable french official said. the migrants will be housed in a reception center. those eligible to seek refugee status will be able to stay in the you. the others will be deported. not object, it thought pathetic or a mr. rapidly put in place procedures that will allow us to have certain each person stay to solicit restaurants who brussel the fate of the ocean. viking spoke to route between france and italy. the french government, as a king, the rome of flouting he rules by turning away the ship and says it will take retaliatory measures including bolstering its border. will that the theory 8 in the far right, italian prime minister, who says paris, his actions, i incomprehensible and unjustified georgia maloney holds to stop the arrival of migrants on italian shores and says the e you should do more to help tre, kick cossack if ferrara barry what exactly makes them so angry? the fact that italy must be the only possible port for migrants in the mediterranean, because this is not written in any agreement. i want to question my counterparts on this. should italy be the only possible choice for m