at the southwestern end of spain, where europe and africa almost touch. in fact, morocco is less than ten miles away. in the eighth century, the moores crossed these waters to conquer present day spain. they called this region andaluc. this beautiful city was their capital for almost 500 years. i'm so excited. you excited? >> i'm excited to go to apdalucia. >> look at this city. these walls, yes, outside the walls, there were war. but inside the city, good things were happening. that's why it was one of the most fascinating places anywhere in the world. >> still kind of is. >> yeah. you feel it, right? >> i feel it. >> the moors were muslims, a mix of arabs from the middle east and indigenous people of northwest africa. in the old town, you can really feel their influences. narrow streets, shady courtyards with majestic doorway arches. and of course, this. >> look at the mosque. >> this is probably one of my favorite mosques in the whole world. >> the famous mosque cathedral. a stunning monument to two-wall lnlgs. >> remember that many of these monuments

vilda has been out of work since he was sacked after spain won the world cup. followed the fallout after football association president luis rubiales kissed spain forward jenni hermoso on the lips during a medal ceremony. hermoso says the kiss was not consensual, which rubiales denies. cricket now and australia have suffered their heaviest ever world cup defeat. south africa putting in a ruthless performance to hammer them by 134 runs in india. quentin de kock put the proteas in the driving seat with a masterful century his second successive ton in 2 matches at the world cup. and on a thoroughly miserable day for the aussies, they paid the price for a terrible performance in the field. five catches dropped in total, to help south africa reach 311 for 7. it didn't get much better for the 5—time champions with the bat. australia slumping to 70—6 before being bowled out for a measly 177. and while its impossible to know how this would have affected the outcome but there was a controversial decision to give marcus stoinis out after south africa called for a review,

and if spain — if norway don't get anything against spain on sunday night, we qualify on sunday nighton't qualify because norway don't get anything from spain, we qualify because of what we have done to have 15 points sitting here. if norway win the game, then we go to november with a realistic chance of topping the group. well, in that group norway have given themselves a lifeline to keep the pressure on spain and scotland courtesy of their headline act, erling haaland. the manchester city strike with 2 goals in norway's 4—0 victory over cyprus. the norwegians must beat spain on sunday or scotland will go through automatically, another significant result from thursday's qualifiers. turkey are top of group d after beating croatia 1—0, baris alper yilmaz scoring the only goal. uefa president aleksander ceferin has written to the head of israel's football association to express his condolences for what he's described as "the tragic acts of violence" in israel. he says that, "pain and sorrow are profound and resonate "across the entire football community". israel were due to face switzer

[carlota] this part of spain, we've been coming to our whole entire life.nes] our mom is from here. we come here every summer. this is home. [jose] we are driving to cordoba, the perfect place to begin a visit to andalucía. we'll start to explore the region's unique culture and see firsthand the kind of influence north africa had on the cooking of present-day spain. [ines] it's incredible how close we are to africa. [jose] it is incredible. [jose] take a look at the map. here is andalucía at the southwestern end of spain, where europe and africa almost touch. in fact, morocco is less than ten miles away. in the eighth century, the moors crossed these waters to conquer present-day spain. they called this region al-andalus. this beautiful city was their capital for almost 500 years. i'm so excited to be in cordoba. are you excited? [ines] i'm excited we're in andalucía. [jose] take a look at this entry. take a look at this door, at these walls. yes, outside the walls, there were wars, but inside the city, good things were happening. that's why al-andalus duri

eric: well, this is spain's last coal-fired power plant.ted coal; until recently, even australian coal. but all that's coming to an end, because in a few short years, the portuguese owner, edp, wants to turn this coal plant into a clean, green hub. the plan is to generate green hydrogen, using electricity from wind and solar to split hydrogen fuel from water. josé manuel pérez rodriguez is a coal engineer and now edp's head of hydrogen conversion. josé: this site makes a lot of sense because we already have the electric connections. we already have the water. we are next to the sea, next to the port to make exports of the hydrogen produced. we think it makes a lot of sense. eric: it's not just the falling costs of clean energy that are driving the change; it's the rising cost of carbon. in 2005, europe introduced the world's first international emissions trading scheme. in may the price doubled to $80 a ton, sending electricity prices soaring. josé: the main cost of producing electricity with coal is the co2. so there are market reasons and

-- held in spain. it rives they? -- held in spain. it gives the _ they? -- held in spain.der control. we shau everything under control. we shall certainly keep a close eye to see how things develop over the next few days. thank you very much indeed.- you very much indeed. thank ou, you very much indeed. thank you. sally. — now, dealing with angry customers on support calls on the phone may not sound like the most glamorous job in the world. but we've been speaking to one chief executive who likes to get his hands dirty doing it. he has been telling us why. 0ne one of the most valuable uses of my time is taking customer support calls. it isa it is a lot like running a coffee shop. customers do not come in and talk to you —— it is not like running a coffee shop. you need to reach out to customers to get know them. this means taking customer calls or being on a sales call because if don't do this, you can lose track of what your customers actually need from you. one of the funniest experiences i had taking a call was one time a customer told me, wow, you know the business ver

you know they say in spain? rolando. -in spain, we say, "from here, we are gonna leave... -rolling. -...rolling. -rolling. -[jose] boom. -oh, my gosh. [jose] to get us rolling, carles is going to start us off with a bang. -boom. boom, boom. -[carlota] boom. -[jose] la bomba! -la bomba! -this is so iconic. -[carlota] i don't think i've ever seen this. [jose] this is baked flavor in a little package. the dish is a ball of seasoned ground beef with potato puree and spices, topped with a spicy garlic and tomato sauce. wow! oh, my god! that's a bomba! -[all laughing] -this is the bomb! [laughing] [jose] of course it needs to be washed down with a glass of cold catalan cava, sparkling white wine. -thank you for having us. -salud. [jose] i want the girls to try another local favorite, a wonderful tapas called the bikini. oh, my god. i mean, i wish everybody could taste this. [ines] this looks amazing. [carlota] it's like a grilled ham and cheese sandwich, but with one very special ingredient, pureed truffles. it's then layered with thinly sliced ham, mozzarella cheese, and then t

of course, protecting the integrity of spain.ould say people have seen how we do things through respect and dialogue and listening to each other. that is working well. i think it is quite clear this is the policy and track we need to be on and not going back to 2017 and conflict between a government in spain that was not ready to engage and independents moving without breaks. >> no chance of another referendum? >> we are always acting within the constitution and respected the constitution and party leading the government in spain. the socialist party is a national party which defended the integrity of the country for 148 years of history. i think what is important is not to go back to the situation we had in 2017 which was so bad from the economic point of view and from the social point of view in spain. >> minister, i want to focus on economic matters, but before i get there, i want to clarify. when do you expect to hear whether you obtained the presidency of the iaeb? >> we have until the end of the year. the mandate finishes a

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, and then argentina, suddenly then spain, this is about the thirtieth year, they are returning. one country from another, grandfather is actively involved in this, so actively that he is already successful and quite famous, he is cruel for his cruelty, the memory of his grandfather is preserved in the family and, apparently, that’s why he doesn’t... nevertheless, the boy, already a boy, plays very interesting games, it’s called kill the jew, this is what barel himself says. minister of foreign affairs and cooperation josep barel highlighted the work of spanish diplomats during nazism and made a confession about his childhood. when in a small town in the fifties, he and other children took part in a pogrom, armed with rattles and noisily shouting: “kill the jews.” when i think about it now, it’s easier for me to understand auschwitz,” the minister admitted, emphasizing the importance of education as a weapon in combating the ignorant actions of the masses. yakov, please tell me, to be honest, we are shocked by such confessions of barel, that is, as a child he played the game kill

a group of boys in spain is accused of using an app to digitally undress dozens of girls.bc's emmanuel saliba has the details . >> this morning, a wake up call for parents as more teens begin to explore artificial intelligence experts say what happened to a group of girls in spain recently could happen anywhere. spanish authorities say more than 30 girls ages 12 to 14, started receiving fake nude images of themselves. the images were created using an app powered by artificial intelligence that undresses people. police say a group of teen boys had used photos from the girls social media profiles , uploaded them to the app, and shared them on social media. >> so essentially these apps virtually strip individuals and that enables folks to distribute images of them in attempts maybe to sexually shame them, to humiliate them or just because they think it's funny. sophie maddox, an expert on cyber sexual violence, says these apps are becoming more accessible. >> i do think this case is one of the first highly publicized cases to bring to light the fact that this issue is happeni

spain were not famous knights, jane. spain were not best impressed with that match at hampden.of needle in the game tomorrow night. i seem to remember some pretty disparaging comments from rodri after that defeat at hampden. he called steve clarke's side rubbish and set the style of play is not football. as you could imagine, that didn't go down incredibly well with the home side at hampden. the assistant manager of scotland spoke about that on monday and said he had been agitated by the disrespectful comments and he believed it wasjust sour grapes after he said scotland won the game fair and square. manager steve clarke are scheduled to be talking to the media round about now and undoubtedly he will be asked about that and i doubt very much that he will say that it has affected the scotland players, but it probably will be in the back of their minds to try to prove a point. at the same time, they only need a point in order to qualify. the only time that scotland have qualified in back—to—back euros was in 1992 and 1996. andy roxburgh was manager in 1992 and in 1996 it was crai

if norway beat spain on sunday. if norway lose to spain on sunday, sorry. often sing, no scotland, no party, and i think the party tonight would be legendary tonight if they get the win against spain. there is also the november international winter tour member —— to remember, too. they have another chance if things don't go their way to night or when norway play spain. they have georgia away in november, and norway at home. still it would be nice to get it here tonight and to get thejob be nice to get it here tonight and to get the job done and get automatic qualification, but they have to come up against a very tough spanish side. earlier i spoke to former scotland international pat nevin and i asked him if he felt scotland would play defensively. i scotland would play defensively. i don't think you can play that way all the _ don't think you can play that way all the time. certainly if you do that you — all the time. certainly if you do that you just about pressure. we may well have _ that you just about pressure. we may well have to _ that you just about

spain are the european champions and have not lost a home qualifier since 2003. for revenge after the two goals to nil defeat to scotland and hamdan in march which put scotland to the top of their group in qualifying but they are also optimistic because just a draw tonight will mean they will go to germany and that would be with two group games still to spear and i'm sure scotland fans will not mind me say that is quite an unusual situation for them to be in because there have been so many occasions when scotland have not qualified for the tournament orjust scraped in through the back door. vice captain john mcginn says because in the situation if you don't want to go back. i situation if you don't want to go back. ~ ., ., ., w ., back. i think that feel-good factor somethin: back. i think that feel-good factor something we _ back. i think that feel-good factor something we can't _ back. i think that feel-good factor something we can't take - back. i think that feel-good factor something we can't take for - back. i think that feel-good factor l something we can't

good afternoon, greetings to you all. from spain, greetings to your tv viewers, about spain’s supportng to talk a little about whether this support is strong among ordinary people, ordinary people really are not agree with such an aggressive position on the part of the state, because no consultations were held , either within spain or at the european level, moreover, according to the latest surveys that were conducted among the civilian population, people do not agree, because a lot. quality of life, that is, the money goes to finance the conflict, which is in the interests of spain. there is undoubtedly growing dissatisfaction among the population with the fact that weapons are being sent and we do not believe that this is our conflict, the current government. with on the one hand, this is a progressive left government, in fact, it is a marinette of the european union, biden and nato , because this is absolutely a relationship of vassal servant, and after we became part of the european community, the european union, we actually lost the right to an opinion , that is, no one listens t

spain and so close to qualifying-— spain and so close to qualifying. auali in. ~ , qualifying. when they played in march two goals _ qualifying. when they played in march two goals gave - qualifying. when they played in march two goals gave scotland | qualifying. when they played in | march two goals gave scotland a famous victory. but the vice captain is not complacent about this match. captain is not complacent about this match-— this match. the “0b is not done et and this match. the “0b is not done yet and on — this match. the job is not done yet and on paper— this match. the job is not done yet and on paper it _ this match. the job is not done yet and on paper it will - this match. the job is not done yet and on paper it will be - this match. the job is not done yet and on paper it will be the l yet and on paper it will be the toughest game that each team in the group will face. we will do our best but we want to be a regular fixture in these tournaments in years to come. on so many occasions scotland have eitherjust missed out or just scraped into

spain _ net! this past year has been incredible. spain won - net! incredible. spain won the women punishment world cup to - incredible. spain won the women punishment world cup to my - incredible. spain won the women - punishment world cup to my beating the lionesses1—0 in sydney. i had the lionesses1-0 in sydney. i had the lionesses1-0 in sydney. i had the possibility _ the lionesses1-0 in sydney. i had the possibility to win _ the lionesses1-0 in sydney. i had the possibility to win the - the possibility to win the champions league _ the possibility to win the champions league and also the world cup in the same _ league and also the world cup in the same year. _ league and also the world cup in the same year, winning the second champions league with barcelona. it has been _ champions league with barcelona. it has been so special and also we were in the _ has been so special and also we were in the final— has been so special and also we were in the final three have been to but started _ in the final three have been to but started losing it to heave

the top three economies of the euro zone, namely italy, france, and spain, have one thing in common, the accumulated large amounts of debt that in one form or another is affecting their growth, dragging... eu growth along with it, but italy's economic indicators are showing a more dire scenario for the country, especially when it comes to manufacturing sector, for example. hi, i'm kavid, welcome to economic divide. some of the highlights of this program: italy's economic crisis, factory layoffs is for one. then you have manufacturing contraction, which has led to a manufacturing recession, as of april 2023. obviously not a good sign for that country, at least. in that particular sector, it's pointing to a recession. then you have economic contraction 24, production has dropped, you have unformance relative to other eu members, which is italy not doing that well, which is pointing to a recession overall, not some manufactoring, and then we're going to uh give you some um news about the eu economy as a whole uh as to why it's not doing that well, you have a money supply decrease, you h

the summit here in spain is a loose one. it has| here in spain is a loose one. little agenda, there is no secretariat and no communique at the end. it simply an opportunity for leaders from the eu and non—eu countries to get together and share ideas to try to have some discussion about where they can go on the big issues of the day. as you say, ukraine is a big one. also immigration. the british prime minister, rishi sunak, is co—chairing a meeting with the italian prime minister, and essentially their idea, they argument is to say let's lift our eyes from the symptoms of migration and tried to focus on the causes. go upstream, in other words, targeting the criminal gangs that are fuelling so much migration that is an issue here. whether or not the prime minister manages to shift the dial on that will remain to be seen, but what i think will happen is they will be lots of little side deals with individual countries where the prime minister will try to get an agreement with serbia, for example, let's share more intelligence, cooperate more at an operational level

even after spain's withdrawal from vancouver island in the 1790s, spain still maintained a presence. rather limited, but a presence on the northwest coast, in part by virtue of the holdings in california. we also through member that russia, which by 1790, has established its colony in russian america or alaska, to the north. and remember, the russians had also established a trading post, fort ross, on the western coast, the california coast, north of san francisco. initially, spain and russia are still nominally involved in the oregon country. by about 1820, however, spain and russia had withdrawn from the region. mostly for logistical regions. and, this leaves britain and the united states as the claimants to the region. all right. remember, the bridges, and the british presence took the form of the hudson's bay company. prior to the 1820s, the hudson's bay company operated exclusively east of the rocky mountains. this was all land, the osterman umbrella company. and, the hbc held a monopoly, a crown monopoly, on all economic activity within the region. in 1821, however, the hudson

spain won the women's world cu incredible. spain won the women's world cop in _ incredible.credible. spain won the women's world cup in sydney. i _ incredible. spain won the women's world cup in sydney. i had - incredible. spain won the women's world cup in sydney. i had the - world cup in sydney. i had the possibility _ world cup in sydney. i had the possibility to _ world cup in sydney. i had the possibility to win _ world cup in sydney. i had the possibility to win the _ world cup in sydney. i had the l possibility to win the champions league and the world cup in the same year, winning the second champions league with barcelona it has been so special. i'm privileged to have had so many standout— i'm privileged to have had so many standout moments, winning fifa's best, _ standout moments, winning fifa's best. on— standout moments, winning fifa's best, on the ballon d'or shortlist, which _ best, on the ballon d'or shortlist, which is _ best, on the ballon d'or shortlist, which isjust incredible. that is outstanding. it is not a position that is— outstanding. it is not a pos

and this is in the drought stricken south of spain. when i lost the limits, one guy i'm a is whether we'll have enough water for everything. i mean, not just now, but in the future. how can i speak and according to forecasts that are climate change will mean it's a 20 percent less altering the decades to come. i think that for the engineers and researchers at the national hydrogen center and the water is not a problem the, you know, i mean to levels they kick on fields that we expect to be able to cover your, extend time hundreds and the amount of 2030 on and by producing 852818 1000000 cubic meters is not the same quantity that they have operates in spain alone every year from agricultural navigation on those and think that with the range of options available, fertilizer companies, their t barrier is already thinking a step ahead of attending. we want to increase our capacity in order to harness the opportunities with green hydrogen on ammonia as a new energy sources indicated to the new market. ash involved medical meaning that ferti

we have a lot of renewable energy in spain. we know, darling and then another geographical advantage when it comes to the energy transition while the and if that's equal in particular. and by now, over the next 2 years, spain is that to build more wind and solar power facilities, with a total capacity of $35.00 gigawatts. the equivalent of $25.00 nuclear power plants . but together with the plans for green hydrogen, that goal has also attracted criticism. but it's one of those, of course it can be a good solution for all the industries that have no other options here. that this development in spain is a real bubble. in many cases, unnecessary discretion, and it leads to conflict with the residents and how many parts of the country. and we bought a campus in the 7030 s more hydrogen requires more water. the facility and porter yano uses at least 9 leaders of h 2 o to produce one key low of green hydrogen. and this is in the drought stricken south of spain. when i lost the limits, one that i am a is whether we'll have enough wate

spain, spain, great, right here, it happened in the euro 2012. took place in kyiv.ly. and again the correct answer is azura or the azure team. further: the biggest victory of this team was won over bulgaria in 1933 with a score of 13:0. om speech? let me remind you that we can skip. let's skip it. let's skip it. the correct answer is spain. the biggest victory yet. italians happened in 1948, they beat the usa with a score of 9:00, but we let's move on to the next block of comparisons. so, the olympic games are the paralympic games. go. which of these games are held earlier in the planned olympic year? let's say paralympic. look, uh, they 're following each other. yeah, these are the ones that come first? was this a hint or what? the answer is olympic and olympic? yes, this is the correct answer, the olympic games, that's right , let's continue further, which of the olympiads has more varieties of football, football, yes, more varieties of football, which of the olympiads? the time of our period has come end, yeah. but you can either answer, or we can finish, but i’l

and so it will be scotland and spain _ take a big crowd.l be scotland and spain from group . take a big crowd. and so it will be scotland and spain from group a, | take a big crowd. and so it will be - scotland and spain from group a, and i were two games remaining, it is a fight to see who finishes first. i think there is a belief between the players. _ think there is a belief between the players, the staff and supporters that we _ players, the staff and supporters that we are capable of beating any team _ that we are capable of beating any team that — that we are capable of beating any team that we face now, and i think the team _ team that we face now, and i think the team has evolved into a very strong _ the team has evolved into a very strong international side.j the team has evolved into a very strong international side.- strong international side. j next ear, strong international side. j next year. scotland _ strong international side. j next year, scotland fans _ strong international side. j next year, scotland fans will- strong int

, let it be spain, but the correct answer is italy, unfortunately, for you, italy 1905, spain 8 yearshe world cup, spain? let's move on, the correct answer is italy, they became world champions at the second championship in history in 1934 and immediately defended the title 4 years later. once in history these teams met in the final of the european championship, who emerged victorious? it happened in spain, spain, great, right here, hurray, it happened at the euro 2012, the final went to kiev. spain won by a score 4:0. we continue: which of these teams is called squadra azura? italy. italy. and again the correct answer, soon azura or azure team. further: the biggest victory of this team was won over bulgaria in 1933 with a score of 13:00. who are we talking about? i remind you that we can skip, we will skip. let's skip it. correct answer: spain, the biggest victory of the italian. happened in 1948, they beat the usa with a score of 9:00, and now we move on to the next block of comparisons. so, the olympic games are the paralympic games. let's go, which of these are the games held earl

lianna, who lives in spain.the program about the search for lisa on facebook, recognized the girl, did not remain indifferent and informed us of such important information, which ultimately became decisive in the search for the girl. this story once again proves that it is necessary to continue the search even in the most difficult situations, even when it seems that there is no chance of finding a missing child. among the children we are looking for are those who have been wanted for a year or two. five and even more, but when there is even the slightest chance of finding a child, the search must necessarily continue, so i am very much asking take just a few minutes and go to the website of the children's search service, here in the missing children of ukraine section, you can see the boys and girls who are currently wanted. look carefully at their faces, i will be very grateful if you share information about missing children in your social networks, if you happen to recognize one of the children who are wanted

a woman who now lives in spain called the 116.30 children's search hotline and said that she had seen our program about the search for lisa on social networks and recognized the girl. this girl, this lisa, this the face, the eyes, the eyes, i'm sure it's this child. the woman said that in the spring of 2022 she was a volunteer at the red cross in barcelona and helped register refugees from ukraine. and among them i remembered ten-year-old liza. and definitely lisa, and definitely. little eyes, this is her, this is this child, it was either march or april, because they were still in their jackets. mrs. liana said that the girl came to barcelona from the kherson region, together with two adults, a man and a woman, and they registered in of spain as refugees. they are mostly in spain, because they received the refugee program, and they were distributed further throughout spain. but it is also not forbidden for them to leave with those documents to another state. after receiving the information from the witnesses, they immediately contacted our spanish colleagues from the international fe

avoiding defeat against spain in seville on thursday will do it for them. or if norway fail to beat cyprus, the tartan army can start booking their flights to germany. jane dougal has more headaches for scotland. think we'll lose by two at least. scotland fans are in an unusual position and they're enjoying the ride. with five wins from five, theyjust need to avoid defeat to spain and they're no longer sightseeing. they're going to next year's euros. we want to make it six out of six. and can we qualify? i think we can. it does seem a bit surreal because you would never expect scotland to be top in the table, containing spain you know, and so close to qualifying when they played spain at hampden and march. two goals from scott mctominay gave scotland a famous victory, but their vice captain isn't complacent about this match. the job's not done yet. what will be on paper the toughest game that each team in the group will face. so we know we're a bit our best. but the boys still know to not hope to qualify. but let's be a regularfixture in these tournaments f

morocco, spain, and portugal succeeded in their bid to host the world cup. uruguay will stage games also. >> it's another faith for first with the world cup being held across three continents and six countries. rocco, spain, and portugal will host 101 matches while uruguay, argentina, and paraguay will host one game each mart 100 years since the first world cup in uruguay. >> the first will of course be played at the stadium where it all began. cicely to celebrate the sentinel -- centennial edition of the fifa world cup. >> spain hosted in 1982 but this will be the first time that morocco and portugal have posted. lisbon residents welcomed the news. >> we have an opportunity to show that we are capable of posting these big events. i see it is a good thing for the economy. he will attract a lot of people to the country. let's see if what's comes will be managed well. >> fifa announced the 2034 addition would be held in asia or oceania. saudi arabia said it would bid to host the tournament, the latest move to turn the kingdom into a sports powerhouse. >> is we

it's already spain's deadliest nightclub fire in more than 30 years.ain correspondent, guy hedgecoe, reports. the fire began at around 6am in the fonda milagros nightclub

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it was the moment that overshadowed spain's women's world cup final win over england. football federation president luis rubiales has been banned from all football—related activities for three years by fifa — for kissing spain forward jeni hermoso during the post—match celebrations. 0ur reporterjo currie has been following the developments and joins me now. we've spoken about this at length before, luis rubiales�*s actions on that night and since. reminders of the background to this case and what have fifa had to say today? the the background to this case and what have fifa had to say today?— have fifa had to say today? the case involved luis — have fifa had to say today? the case involved luis rubiales _ have fifa had to say today? the case involved luis rubiales kissing - involved luis rubiales kissing spanish forward jenni hermoso on the lips in the wake of spain's national team's world cup winning victory against england. luis rubiales's lawyer said the case was consensual, jenni hermoso said it was not and since then she has also filed a legal complaint against lu

they are most likely in spain because they received the refugee program and were distributed further. spain, but it is also not forbidden for them to leave with those documents to another state. after receiving the information from the witness, we immediately contacted our spanish colleagues from the international federation missing children europe, who in turn made a request to the spanish police. a week of waiting and very important details are revealed. the girl was really in spain and went to school in barcelona in the summer. year, her guardians declared their intention to return with the child to ukraine, and indeed on october 3 it was recorded that the girl crossed the border from the polish side together with adults, but on the same day lisa and her guardians crossed again border and went back to europe. we immediately passed all the information we knew to the police , but for now the most important thing is that everything is fine with the girl and she is with her guardians, who, according to our information, are most likely lisa's grandparents. and of course, in this story,

so, i think we have reached a balance point that's good for spain. an mep is the chair of the european parliament's committee on civil liberties,, justice, and home affairs. thank you for coming on the program. >> thank you for having me. lewis: this issue of migration is huge and very convicted. what are some of the concrete things being discussed and could actually happen to make a difference? >> you got a point there. migration has proved the most divisive issue in the european agenda, believe me. i represent the european parliament and it is actually divisive. but yet, the european parliament is a realistic body. it is the only directly elected institution in the european territory. we made balance in five regulations of which the new migration and asylum pact consists of, striking the right balance between sharing responsibility and binding solidarity. it takes binding solidarity before the situation that so-called member states, namely spain, italy, cyprus, malta, and greece, are dealing with with irregular migrants fleeing despair fleeing was

so while it leaves, he is not going back home empty handed spain. the host of this summit announced that they are ready to provide to clean with new or a defense and anti drawn besides to protect the countries energy infrastructure and harbors. and germany, as we just mentioned, is also ready to deploy in an additional patriots a system to ukraine and to, to protect it this way, to protect the ukrainian citizens from russian to tex and to why is it's crucial. we have just seen today and to and he's meetings on the sidelines of this. i mean, president zalinski was reassured by history repeating process again and again that the youth is ready to stand alongside ukraine as long as it is necessary. but will that be enough? if the us are going to reduce their health with the, the presidential election campaign about to start their soon, probably not. so that is what we heard from the you foreign policy chief use of burrell said that the rope is ready to increase its support, but they cannot replace the you asked without financial and military support at

that was guy hedgecoe reporting from spain.k prime minister rishi sunak has refused to commit to cutting taxes, after a senior member of his own cabinet called for them to be lowered before the next election. he was speaking in a bbc interview in manchester as the conservative party conference begins. rishi sunak also refused to confirm the new multi—billion pound high—speed rail line, hs2, will reach manchester, as is currently planned. our political editor chris mason has the details. 12 months ago, rishi sunak was a loser, defeated in the race to be prime minister, but on the upside for him, he did get a holiday. literally a year ago today, i was having the time of my life. he was in ibiza, taking it easy, working out what to do next. this morning, with his wife cuddling a baby, mr sunak was in burnley in lancashire, trying to come up with a game plan to avoid being a loser again, this time at the general election. punching the air and punchier in what he is saying — rishi sunak�*s strategy for this autumn. you've got to tak

it's already spain's deadliest nightclub fire in more than 30 years.re began at around 6am in the fonda milagros nightclub before spreading to two venues next to it.