samuel bariasi from the international _ disaster.national committee - disaster. samuel bariasi from the international committee of - disaster. samuel bariasi from the international committee of the l disaster. samuel bariasi from the i international committee of the red international committee of the red cross who is in port moresby in papua new guinea, thank you for joining us. you can get more on that story on the bbc news website or app. here, it's the start of the first full week of campaigning for the general election onjuly the 4th. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, will attempt to appeal to undecided voters later in a keynote speech. the labour party says if elected, it will carry out a 100—day national security review in government, looking at all of the threats facing britain. the conservatives say sir keir starmer has no clear plan. it comes after a weekend that saw the tories unveil a plan that would bring back mandatory national service. let's speak to trevor kavanagh, a political columnist. and he is a veteran of many

samuel bariasi is from the international committee of the red cross — he's in papua new guinea.e moment, we cannot give a full estimate of the situation on the ground. we might be able to give an account of the situation on the ground as soon as our teams are able to access the area. to georgia, where a parliamentary vote is to take place on tuesday, which is almost certain to overturn a presidential veto on a controversial law that has sparked weeks of protests in the country. this was tbilisi on sunday. it comes after the legal affairs committee decided to allow the parliamentary vote on the "foreign influence" law to go ahead. the legislation will require non—government and media organisations receiving more than a fifth of their funding from overseas to register as foreign agents. critics argue that it will stifle dissent. the president had vetoed the legislation last week, describing it as "russian in spirit". but the government insists the law will protect georgia from foreign interference. indian—administered kashmir has seen its highest voter turnout in more than three d