and it was stoking the fire. -- power pole's. and it was stoking the fire.— stoking the fire. heaton, thank you for i stoking the fire. thomas - heaton, thank you forjoining us in the programme. let's turn to the uk. there's growing pressure on the government to do more to stop migrants crossing the english channel on small boats after six people drowned off the coast of france. 59 people, many of them afghans, were rescued by coastguards. they say this is the seventh and this week they've had to pull people from water. uk ministers have pushed double or through parliament which make it illegalfor people to claim asylum in britain if they arrived on small boats. simonjones has the latest. despite yesterday's deaths in the channel off the coast of france, the crossings continued. 500 more people were brought to shore this weekend. every boat arriving puts more pressure on a prime minister who has made stopping them one of his top five priorities. labour says the people smugglers organising the journeys are "running rings" around the government and it accuses ministers of allowi

the trouble is with stokes coming backl trouble is with stokes coming back as a batsman, not as an all else gets left out? for me this is a squad that's got a lot of experience to it. archer is an interesting one. they haven't ruled him out completely in that they assume that there is going to be an injury or two during the course of the world cup. and to win and defend the crown is what they're doing, they are going to need a series and a set of winners and with stokes back on that side there is a major carry—over from 2019. there is that experience in the air. even so they get to play out of their skins to be in india, bangladesh, pakistan, the strong teams paying two playing on home soil. in the hundred southern brave's women have the first win of the day. with just one ball remaining and six runs to get for victory. birmingham phoenix couldnt get the big hit they needed here. brave have now moved back to the top of the table and are on the brink of securing a top—three finish, and qualification for the knockout stages. phoenix are still without a win. we've talked about football an

it's great to have a superstar like ben stokes at the world cup.stic that he's made himself available. when a player of that calibre is available, it's a no—brainer that you want him back on the team. look at the impact he has in every game he plays really, but especially in the last couple of world cups. he's the man in the middle at the crucial moments. we're delighted to have him back. and how about this for a swift day at the office? hampshire have cruised to their first 0ne—day cup final infouryears, as liam dawson inspired his side to a nine—wicket victory over warwickshire at edgbaston. dawson took an incredible seven wickets for just 15 as warwickshire were skittled out forjust 93. hampshire needed just 19 overs and one ball to knock off the runs. brooks koepka and justin thomas have been named among united states captain zachjohnson's six wildcard picks for the upcoming ryder cup. uspga champion koepka missed out on the points needed to qualify automatically afterjoining the saudi—backed liv golf tour last year. thomas failed to qualify fo

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been stokes back in the side.tired from the shorter forms of the game injuly 2022, but from the shorter forms of the game in july 2022, but the from the shorter forms of the game injuly 2022, but the odi world cup blooming in october, he made himself available again for selection and will play as a specialist in the first t20 international against new zealand at the riverside tomorrow. it is great for cricket to have a superstar like ben stokes any world cup. you want to see those major players in those events. it's fantastic that he has made himself available. when a player of that calibre is available again, it is a no—brainer that you want them back on your team. look at the impact he has on every game he plays, really. but especially in the past world cups. he's a man in the middle of the crucial moment. we are delighted to have him back. how about this for swift at the office. hampshire have cruised as liam thoreson inspired aside to a nine wicket victory over warwickshire at edgbaston. taking an incredible s

and there's been a u—turn from ben stokes — he's going to be part of england's one day side, lookingut of retirement and be part of the squad for a four—match series against new zealand next month. the world cup follows in india in october. 0fficial confirmation is expected on wednesday. england captain 0wen farrell has avoided a suspension, and is free to play in the rugby world cup in france kicking off next month. farrell was given a yellow card that was upgraded to red by the bunker review system for a tackle on wales forward taine basham. it means the 31—year—old is free to feature in england's two remaining warm up games before their world cup opener against argentina in marseille on the 9th of september. it's great news for us, we are over the moon as a squad, as a team. 0bviously they've gone through the disciplinary process and come to that outcome they've come to, which is — yeah, it's great for us in terms of having our captain and leader back in — well, not back in, but getting away with obviously going through the process and cracking on as normal. some news from south a

ben stokes has done a fantasticjob as a brilliant leader. that is for sure. it might still happen when they go to australia and a couple years, but that will be a lot tougher. the tougher down under. that's the way the series goes. i think a pretty good result for both teams. and the series goes. i think a pretty good result for both teams. and a lot of the players _ good result for both teams. and a lot of the players will _ good result for both teams. and a lot of the players will have - lot of the players will have played under the regime of silverwood. there playing in this new way of new audience engagement —— they're. i think it's great they're playing this way. we talk about a great advert of test cricket, and it's certainly that, because test cricket needs all the friends it can get. we've gone from the most fabulous ashes series to the hundred and is space of 24 hours. i know very clearly which when i much prefer. test cricket is extraordinary. it is the best test. it is just brilliant. it's notjust the english you need to promote i

something like some of my favorite interviews were with stokely carmichael after that, who said that, ironically, he and dr. king became friends on on the meredith march when he was blistering dr. king with black power and the press was absolute head over heels in love with stokely and saying that dr. king was old hat. dr. king said, stokely, i can't tell you to stick with nonviolence, but to me you're saying that you want to step up. how come black people have to be nonviolent and? the rest of america admires john wayne. they don't care about nonviolent people and he said, well, doc, doc told me that nonviolence is a leader's hip doctrine. we're trying to move people up to not nonviolence once in governing between them in is not where we want to catch up and be as violent as white people. and so on. i think that it's essential to king's success, but also central to our modern appreciation for of the challenge for martin luther king that he devoted himself. he he saw in the founders trying to create, even though they were slaveholder. but if you end slavery as a system entirely based

and as types of stokes reports. not too happy about this of the, the selling of 2nd handbook selling the river, the same dates back nearly 500 is the conic greenville stoles have held us go world heritage state to since 1991. but most of them will need to move for security reasons next year to make way for the unique opening at the parish 2024 olympics. the 1st episode, germany to be held outside the stadium and free to the public. 600000 people are expected to watch as athletes, and delegations sale along the river and a new also as you me to set to. that will be a policy in paris. i'm with joy as for these policy. but we see a lot of booksellers around one to 2, and they want to exclude us from the policy. today, there were 900 green, stoles, stretching 3 kilometers through the centre of paris, making it the largest open at book market in europe. the same was once described as the only river in the world that stretches between 2 bookshelves, reassemble red hill. we're amazing. the symbol of paris. tourists come to

they would stokes, which is 0. well that's it for me dire in jordan for now you can find much more news, not website out 0 and come there is the windows up next then inside stories looking how the talks between a ton of on and us officials inspection the the it's now it's still raining in beijing, the heavy rain for shelves is still around the northeast of china, but it's a long way away from the capital of the next type food. and is this one here from the one which is effect. ok now why is moving away from rocking out into the open voltage? it might stretch some charles into north and taiwan over japan. countries been on the high side for a whole month. there's still hitting 3738 and 39 been hung. she took care of itself is just a bit above average, but it's fairly shumate to you that will be the case for the next 3 days. at least much of eastern china is fairly dry because will be energy is gone into this storm here. but there is rain gathering to the west and it eventually work is way back up to a good profit sh

david stokes, how does it run? nessa has picked up a signal from its deep space voyager to prove after 2 weeks of silence. it's 46 years since voyager blasted off to study the alpha planets authorized the era caused the signal loss of 19000000000 kilometers from this blankets. twin voyager won the spice craft. uh, the only man made objects to venture into the void. between this task, john, hindrance reports from chicago. somewhere in nasa there must have been a collective books uttered when they realized on july 21st that they had lost contact with the voyager to space craft. a series of commands had been sent to the voyage or 2, and there was an error included on that which put the intended to degrees off. it's mark and communicating with her that was enough to lose contact with nasa. and that's how it stood for almost 2 weeks, but on tuesday now says that they were able to hear a message from voyager to if they're not able to regain to way contact before october. 15th, then void your to does what it does, several

stoke they're not ruling it out.n i think people people don't like being taken for a ride and if you look at some of the ways that things have been forced through here in london, debateable science behind it, evidenced the behind it, as evidenced by the latest imperial study that caused controversy caused a lot of controversy because it didn't quite give the results sadiq his results that sadiq khan and his team that's according to team wanted. that's according to reports. also look at the reports. you also look at the fact apparently cameras fact that apparently cameras were ulez the were ordered for ulez before the pubuc were ordered for ulez before the public consultation even actually took place, which just give a strong indication that they've their minds give a strong indication that thejthen their minds give a strong indication that thejthen there their minds give a strong indication that thejthen there was their minds give a strong indication that thejthen there was the, ieir minds give a strong indication th

oh, i pub in stoke. what about?ghterhouse in stoke patrick christys on gb news, britain's channel well, at 4:00 i will cross live to portland . migrants have to portland. migrants have started to be moved onto the busy stockholm barge. it looks like the labour party are now going to copy policy. going to copy that policy. apparently we're allowed to apparently we're not allowed to send illegal migrants send the illegal migrants to ascension despite that ascension island. despite that potentially being a perfect solution mainly the cost solution, mainly due to the cost of but if you are happening of it. but if you are happening to watch this program right now and you look around at your workforce out there as an employer think, good employer and you think, good grief, load of grief, i am employing a load of illegal well, you grief, i am employing a load of illegalwant well, you grief, i am employing a load of illegalwant to well, you grief, i am employing a load of illegalwant to stopell, you grief, i am employing a

stokes is included in the 15—man squad for the series against new zealand which will also play in the soilfour years ago. so here is that squad then for the new zealand series that's expected to form the world cup squad as well. batters harry brook and ben duckett have been left out, while pace bowlerjofra archer will not be fit in time. uncapped surrey fast bowler gus atkinson is included in a group which will be led byjos buttler. former captain stuart mcinally has been left out of scotland's squad for the rugby union world cup. head coach gregor townsend had already trimmed his pool of players to 37 before this morning's announcement. mcinally who plays for edinburgh, led scotland at the 2019 world cup injapan and is now due to retire to become an airline pilot. he scored 11 tries in his 49 scotland appearances. george turner, dave cherry and ewan ashman are the remaining hookers. that squad in full you can find over on the bbc sport website. before we go, just to remind you of our top story — that england's lionesses are through to the world cup final. this goal from alessia russo

it's great for cricket to have a superstar like ben stokes in a world cup.the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello. the weather's been a little hit or miss today with showers in places and sunny spells, too. and that's how it's going to stay for the remainder of the week, perhaps thicker cloud and more persistent rain for a time on thursday. but the good news is that the weekend is looking promising with high pressure building. now, this weather front won't reach us until thursday, we're ahead of it, so i think there'll be big gaps in the clouds. so with low pressure fairly close to scotland tuesday night and into wednesday, that does mean a few showers and further showers are expected to develop on wednesday. so here's the forecast then. through the night, lengthy clear spells, some showers there across eastern parts of scotland, one or two elsewhere, and quite fresh in the countryside early in the morning on wednesday, perhaps 5 celsius. but in most towns and cities, it'll be in the range of, say, 8—12 celsius. so lots of sunshine to start the day. a weather f

wa nt to want to bring you live that ben stokes returned the defence of the world cup will be confirmed zealand next month, the bulk of that in the former squad for the world cup in india in october and then ben stokes was man of the match in the final when he won the world cup for the first time. memorably back in 2019. england rugby fans can breathe a sigh of relief, captain owen farrell has sensationally avoided a bad, ——ban which could have seen him miss the start of the world cup. he received a red card for a high tackle in a warm up game against wales at twickenham on saturday. but after an independentjudicial committee hearing today ? that red card was overturned, meaning farrell is free to play again immediately. it's fair to say that decision has divided opinon today. our rugby union correspondent chrisjones is across this: chrisjones is across this. for those that missed it — talk us through what happened on saturday against wales? what a storm this has become. it goes back to that england wales game, second—half, high shot given a yellow card by the referee. but game, second-

david stokes them out to 0. okay, for more on the story our own andy richardson is joining us here on the set to talk about the football federation, which is meeting right now about the future of ruby ellis. and talked us a little bit about this meeting and where you think the future is had it for him. i mean, the football federation of flip flopped terribly in terms of whether or not the supposing and will not supposing him on friday at the extraordinary meeting of the federation, wherever, to be honest was able to give this for a long and impassioned speech. started that day, we thought this would be the opportunity for him to resign and take the heat out of the situation allows the spanish team to actually celebrate winning the world cup. instead, he played the victim as i was reminding many wise um, when i was covering the face of congress back in 2015. and that was that's how much space was engulfed in corruption scandal. and that morning. remember in switzerland he says the fee for officials being arrested

or jenny, how most of was that was her consent is david stokes reports. prosecutors have now opened a sexual assault investigation, a church and southern spain, and unlocked the focal point for the kissing scandal that's in gold, spanish football. it's where the mother of louise will be all as has gone on hunger strike, to protest the treatment of a son who's under pressure to resign, after kissing the spanish pledge. and if i have most so on the lips following that will come when his cousin spoke outside the church. if that's the window, what can i get? again, of course he's suffering because he doesn't want his mom to be put in this position . but his mom knows what he's like, those who know him know where he is. this type of media reaction is not normal. he's not to harass. so what is not normal? is that this go did what she did. she was playing every 11 day with champions. everyone was happy and 3 days later she says it was harassment. all wheel stupid. the allies has already been suspended by footballs. well governing body facebook for the 46 year old by the defiant speech last w

nice pub. >> will hollis gb news in stoke on trent . on trent. >> right .a senior campaign manager at peta, itself . kate, this must just be a pr campaign , surely? surely. peta campaign, surely? surely. peta the campaign group, can't actually be bothered about a pub's name. talk about sweating the small stuff . the small stuff. >> well, i mean, the bottom line here is that bulldogs are being born to suffer because they've been deliberately bred to have exaggerated features like unnaturally flat faces and shortened airwaves. and, you know , and we know that these know, and we know that these dogs can barely breathe without gasping for air, let alone walk or chase a ball like every dog should be able to do . so, you should be able to do. so, you know, this is about people being influenced by what they see on social media and about what they see. you know, maybe at their local pub and, you know, when it comes to dogs, there's been a surge of interest in flat faced breeds, largely to their breeds, largely due to their popularity social media. and popularity on

the french government says that it has 2 years worth of uranium stokes, a. some on, let's say, west in pow's, only interested in new jazz natural resources is very wars. and then i think all africa must be very worried or concerned about france is making itself was made it so the form of community of power it can be kind enough and chooses to protect its interest. do you believe that means removing africa limits to lock this street? i like dig it up as the leaders of the crew have announced the suspension of uranium exports to friends and all the european countries. and they were wanting the west on the glass not to order a military intervention. victoria gates and b i, which is there. when i a, my colleague, the bach i spoke to initially as on bass of the, to the united states. and i'm a do a really mounting greery. he says the crew leaders must and show the deposed president is safe of those love but bit today to the school at them. i have that as well. so they need to have it as well as a beat for his safety. and by the way, for the safety of all new gerr

david stokes them out you 0 as the judge in the us has said from the president donald trump's trial in washington for march next year. the federal trial will saw the day before the so called super tuesday when major presidential primaries take place across the 14 states. but the drum says he will appeal the trial died as ellen fisher reports from washington dc. a total comes calendar is filling out the former us president, find out his arraignment and election into feelings. charges in georgia will be september 6th and this courthouse in washington. it was decided he will go on trial for conspiring to steal the 2020 presidential election on march the for next year. the decision came in a hearing that last the just over 90 minutes total comes defense. wanted to delay the process by more than 2 year, same with millions of documents to review. they wanted a trial date in april 2026. the prosecution wanted to proceed on january the 2nd, next year, the judge tanya chuck and said both dates were unacceptable. both i would cite the normal windows for settling a trial. little thomas team accus

david stokes out his era still ahead and i'll just say the form of us president donald trump gets a march cord to dave just in time for super tuesday election. primaries on front says girls and state schools trunk where a buyers there's outrage of of what critics say is the government strict interpretation of secularism. the hello that. let's look to north america. west franklin became the 1st at atlantic oregon of the seas, and it's taking some very wet and windy weather towards the meat of those unlikely to make land full. now they've been heightened fee is in florida and preparations on the way as a hurricane is set to form in the gulf of mexico. tropical storm, a dollar is granting strength as it moves over those wilma waters. it's likely to make land fall into wednesday morning on the florida panhandle, bringing exceptionally heavy rain is one of the storm such it is likely to cause some very serious damage. it works its way pretty quickly. went straight into those a across georgia and the caroline is taking the flooding rain with it because all the energy is being sucks towards thos

david stokes them out. you 0. it's paul joining me now to discuss all this is andy richardson and the as we've been saying, he remains a really powerful, powerful man. is any of us like you to make any difference? well, the spanish, a little further ation. it's it's, it's no speaking with one voice. we've had this meeting. finally there on me, think of the regional president. so the full federation, which concluded with the requests to him to step down immediately but, but also you've got the fact that he still has powerful allies within the football federation. during the day. they will leaching reports that perhaps the fact that the spanish government was taking such a close interest in making so many comments about this case that there would be an argument that will spanish teams could be suspended from european football, including the champions league. because the fast strict rules, which means that if a government intervenes in and football association, or football federation, they could be finding some or co

david stokes them out, you 0. so finally, up to 2000000 people are expected to attend this year is not and he'll carnival this underway in london. the carnival is a caribbean inspired street festival. the celebrates you case diversity. it's been called europe's largest free party marketing the 55th year. well that's all weather is next, then inside story, stay with us, the hello there. it's a pretty settled story across them at least an event. but we are seeing some popcorn cloud lingering around the south, west of saudi arabia. that could bring some ivy showers, possibly some storms as well. we saw some pretty nasty storms in america last week . these are expected to be for the south, but to the north was seen some west to weather clinging on to eastern areas of to keep pushing their way across into northern areas of iran is welding. we could also see a shower to across the event. those blustery winds blowing those on certain conditions, further east as we go tuesday into wednesday. nothings all set to cool acros

david stokes on ouch is era. still ahead and i'll just say the form and us president donald trump gets a march court dates just in time for super tuesday election primaries. the cost of clean air, while london's trucks on in toxic fumes could mean some cars and funds get scrapped . the hello, that it feel lots of heat to be found across the middle east and event settled conditions across many areas. but we will see temperature stops come down over the next few days for places like iraq, as well as q 8 and across the gulf. states humidity however, could pick ups from places like go hot. katasha 41 degrees celsius there on wednesday. well, i could see some showers boat on by some plus 3 winds up, fulfill event, potentially for 11 on as well as syria. but the west of the wet weather works its way out of eastern, took here some heavier falls, however, from northern pots of iran. and we could see some heavy rain possible thunder storms as well. in the south west of saudi arabia. we've seen some of that rain trickle do

david stokes them out. you 0. it's all friends is binding students from wearing the avaya and state run the schools. the education minister says new guidelines will be issued for full crosses review next week. the full length 5 often won by muslim women has caused much to, based on whether it should be allowed in front schools. goals have long been banned from wearing head scarves and schools. critics say policing what the muslim students went and coaches on civil liberties. because well, a public schools must at any cost perhaps more than any other institution, be protected from religious indoctrination or from the refusal of i'll most important common rules. olive not likely is the national president of n s muslim students of friends. she says the propose bound as a racist a guy is known to not be a religious government. it's actually a quote for one. anyone who does an internet research can see that. uh, although the government don't seem to really care about this information and still done it, which is interes

david stokes them out you 0 is still a head on al jazeera front and spend skills and state skills from wearing a bio sparking outrage that strict interpretation of secularism and warnings of sore and cost to transit restrictions are imposed. one of the world's most important shipping routes, the panama canal, the, brought to you by visit capital. hello there. let's look to north america. west franklin became the 1st at atlantic hurricane all the seas. and it's taking some very wet and windy weather towards the meat of those unlikely to make land full. now they've been heightened, fee is in florida and preparations underway as a hurricane is set to form in the gulf of mexico. tropical storm, a dollar is granting strength as it moves over those wilma waters. it's likely to make landfill into wednesday morning on the florida panhandle, bringing exceptionally heavy rain is one of the storms such it is likely to cool some very serious damage. it works its way pretty quickly, went straight into thursday across georgia. and the caroline is taking the flooding rain with it because all the ener

former president donald trump stoke support of the iowa state fair, meeting fans in the crucial primaryfrench coastguard because of its search for the night of the six migrants drowned in the english channel. —— calls off its search. hello, welcome to the programme. more resources are being sent to the hawaiian island of maui is the search for victims intensifies in the wake of devastating wildfires. the historic town of lahaina, the worst part of the island has been bent almost entirely to the ground. the death toll stands at 80, making it the deadliest natural disaster in a way�*s history. but the number of missing is far higher. the search for bodies has onlyjust begun in earnest. meanwhile, buyers do continue to burn there, helicopters are being sent to douse the flames one bucket at a time. many people forced to flee at a

you mentioned where they are huddersfield, coventry , lincoln, stoke, places coventry, lincoln, stoke like that more places have a shortage of student accommodation. manchester, bristol york, glasgow, edinburgh . they've got they don't have anything like enough student beds and i don't think they'll find any landlords, any student accommodation providers in those cities willing to talk to the home office, especially as it could make those companies rather unpopular with students. if they look like they're doing the home office as well. >> i wonder if it actually will. nick you see, this is the thing, isn't it? because the students will be in an incredibly difficult situation simultaneously holding out refugees. whilst simultaneously holding out refugnot. whilst simultaneously holding out refugnot. liking whilst simultaneously holding out refugnot. liking the whilst simultaneously holding out refugnot. liking the fact hilst also not really liking the fact that have welcomed refugees that they have welcomed refugees into where they're supposed to be living . be living. >> well, of cours

leah stokes, so good to have you back.ould just reflect on this in verse three at first. after decades of disappointment and setbacks, the environmental and climate community got a piece of legislation like this pushed over the finish line with a president nobody immediately thought would be an ally in that fight. how is the community feeling this week, this anniversary? leah: well, you know, getting any climate bill into law unto president biden's desk, it was brutal. in took in some counts weeks, other counts months, years, or decades. it was really hard and this particular law stopped and started numerous times. there was a two week period before it came out of nowhere being branded the inflation reduction act where we all thought the bill was dead for real this time and there was real sadness across the climate community because folks knew this was the last chance that we had to pass a climate law. so seeing president biden signed it a year ago, it was just monumental. william: what is it about the law? i touched on so

stokes has been included in the 15—man squad for the series against new zealand.ember having won it on home soil four years ago. their opening match is against new zealand — a repeat of the 2019 final. and that's all the sport for now. more from us later. we will see you then. goodbye. it is advantage england at half—time and let me show you why. let's have a look at this strike again in all its glory. 36 minute strike from ella toone. let's show you that in still pictures when we have got them for you. this was the to that goal in london. ella toone struck the top right—hand corner in the 36th minute of this game. we are now into half—time. it has been a very lively first harm, let me tell you. there have been close chances for both sides, but that doesn't matter now with this one goal advantage. both teams are going to have to take matters into their own hands. i wonder how england will come out. let's just focus on this goal. we were discussing ella toone and she was offering a pathway for many fans, where emily brown is. what is the reaction like when the hero

december community, can you just fight it against the wide live tree exactly. crease. ambrose is online stoke summit, but he does have a talent for photographing, and he wants to use his pictures to show the de vos, the, and the beauty of he's 19 region is all equal. he will the sweet the little the is a man of many talents. he knows exactly what he's doing. and the 30 year old canyon is also a talented photographer. he says he began taking pictures to help him better understand his environment. so the one thing that really puts me into, i live with the most about the washing. so i was just wanted to take up the offer to hop on, but so the guy able to identify that this has been able go conservancy in central can yes, i'm personally like works here off to studying wildlife management and conservation at college by taking photos of the many animals that live here ambrose hopes we can raise awareness of spc that are valuable for reason. it didn't get many locals. i've seen his pictures and he often visits schools to talk to young people about the environment, the what the vision most of the lik

the north wind of the sailor, driving the fish will bring good luck, and the east stoke or the southeast diner is capable of doing such things that they will end up. this morning it is blowing, just the same offender and the fishermen are in a hurry to strengthen their nets. i am writing in a good storm and so everyone takes off, breaks, tears. the sea will return quickly in an hour with a small three fishermen. it is necessary to have time to clean all the sky from dirt, strengthen them and patch up the gaps that have formed. only then does the selection of fish begin. the pink salmon season has passed from the boilers and now it's up to the shogga. more than two tons, well, what's the poor? and pink salmon 20 there is already 14 tons of pink salmon. this fishing brigade belongs to the local liberation collective farm, which he named in the thirties in honor of the liberation. by sea from foreign invaders back in the eighties , this richest collective farm extracted hundreds of tons of fish in the white sea and was engaged in hunting on the farm, the entire local population was employed

former president donald trump stokes support at the iowa state fair, meeting fans in the crucial primaryrch for the night after six migrants drowned in the english channel. hello, welcome to the programme. more resources are being sent to the hawaiian island of maui, as the search for victims intensifies, in the wake of that devastating wildfire. the historic town of lahaina — the worst—hit part of the island — has been burnt almost entirely razed to the ground. the death toll stands at 80, making it the deadliest natural disaster in hawaii's history. but the number of missing is far higher. and the search for bodies has onlyjust begun in earnest. fires do continue to burn there and helicopters

what stokes is it does not publish the threats and environmental activists, the neighboring countries, disagree, and industry. in uncharted waters, price is at this, japanese fish market have dip slightly since treated radioactive waste. water started flowing into the pacific ocean. some fishers fear the reputation will be ruined, despite official assurances that most harmful isotopes have been removed from the as for the treated water, the nuclear plant operate to only talks about tritium. but i believe there are other isotopes that remaining the water in those storage tanks of the lease echoed by these protesters and told you who are demanding and immediate stop to the pumping. how much is it in your home? so impact from radiation won't be obvious straight away. it takes time for it to show, even if you think it's ok to be deficient. now, in a year's time, there's a possibility that you would feel something isn't quite right. don't go by. so you're not protests are also being staged in neighboring south korea. and mainland china has issued a band on o. c, food imports from japan, a

defense ministry is reported late in talks with the ornaments industry over the feasibility of sending stokes not for us as an add to ground crews messiah with a range of about 500 kilometers it's designs, the high precision that strikes against highly protected targets. steve has been requesting deliveries of tourist ms solves a month to aid it's counter offensive against russian forces. but the german trunk . flo will f shots has so fob being opposed to sending long range weapons to try. and i also political correspondent, judy is so deadly for more on these talk set to be under way. now between the defense ministry and german, these arms produces. now one thing we have to point out is that we have had no official confirmation from the german government that these talks are on going. but we've seen different media reports mentioning them, and they say that in fact the german government is talking with the manufacturer of the taurus and missiles to possibly deliver them to ukraine. these are air launch, cruise missiles, meaning that they are launch from an aircraft towards the ground. and at

jerry is sorry for the classes stokes. the buck you. we bought the plane in the shed capital cost the political craigslist following last week's crew deepens, french nationals. i know some of the countries i've been encouraged to leave on flights, organized by powers. they do the home we were asked to take just a small bag with the essentials because we can't take a suitcase on the lower level. as evacuations continue, the defense cheese from echo was the group of west african states, a meeting for a 2 day summit on wednesday. some member states have said they are willing to use falls to restore new shed government. but the united nations has called for tom give one week to. ready the, well, it's difficult because the situation is very fluid website though, is that to it as a different to my member states preparing themselves to use force if necessary. but as i said at discretion, it's a fluid by that these are ad for all of a find out this for a solution for the problem. isaac, citizen scramble home. the you come $10.00 to $2.00, calli

sure tidy pick it and louise stokes were members of the the 1932 team and should have had an opportunity to compete in the los angeles, but they they didn't get a chance to compete despite excelling in their events. i'm in 1936 those two women were were put on the olympic team again. tidy pickett who who was a herdler was actually became the first african-american woman to compete in the olympic games when she competed in the the 80 meter hurdles. unfortunately, she hit one of the herders and one of the earlier races broke her foot and wasn't able to to make it to the finals louis stokes was on the team but didn't get a chance to compete in her her running race. this was also important because they were in many ways caught up. and in both the racial dynamics, but also the gender dynam. ics of the 1936 olympic games and so these two women became the first of many african-american women who would go on to dominate women's tracking track and field by the early 1950s. and so they're sacrifices and dedication help pave the way for for a later generation. we have a couple of viewer questions f

a very deeply ingrained dash for i'm caught is the nato secretary general, un stokes and berg went to keep in early 2023 and paid a visit to the wall of remembrance honoring falling ukrainian soldiers. leaving the world where we have extra help for going on in your uh, with the large scale military operations we haven't seen in europe since the 2nd world war. the, the honest race on the baltic sea is far from over. a new cold war is raging on european waters. a conflict that is causing terrible suffering and one which bears incalculable risk for the world the at the end. and that's how the victims of the as quick and touchy feely zoo body to count on is one of many who have long since on the for the past 6 months, she's been living in rubble and dust. and it's the spread of disease and squeeze her for the future is facing the focus on the 30 minutes on d w. you can draw the line between the spacings because i don't believe that spacing is, is i'm all really relevant criteria. and any more than i believe that rice or sex is on frontier in. 2 2 2 2 2 we humans closer to the gym as a sig