tenerife because the flights are mucfood once you're there. you're there. tenerife because the flights are mucfood much less, u're there. tenerife because the flights are mucfood much less, i're there. tenerife because the flights are mucfood much less, i thinkere. the food is much less, i think you're that is we you're right. that is so we should be encouraging. but then do want our lairy brits to be do we want our lairy brits to be here beach in cornwall here on the beach in cornwall and than lanzarote ? and rather than in lanzarote? >> well, only if we've built enough housing, because otherwise. otherwise all of that's get even worse. that's going to get even worse. and cornwall council and we'll have cornwall council trying a way to tax trying to find a way to tax them. >> yeah, yeah. well, if you are booking your holiday this summer, think about the summer, just think about the fact you get to fact that if you get to tenerife, there might the tenerife, there might be the locals there. apparently there's tenerife, there might be the locals

i i'm just tenerife.y vilifying the brits, but they really happy the british really happy to take the british might vilify the brits herself. >> i'm not saying you do, but you know, if we all ended up, you know, if we all ended up, you in some sort of villa you know, in some sort of villa or hotel and there or apartment or hotel and there was large drunken was a large drunken gang dominated in the area, none of us would be happy. >> if they, you know, if >> well, if they, you know, if they wanted to attract more french people, because at the moment people are brits, moment most people are brits, then spanish, then it's then it's the spanish, then it's then it's the spanish, then it's the it's the german, then it's the french, then the nordic french, and then it's the nordic people. they're also people. but they're also complaining germans. complaining about the germans. so it's just us. no it's so it's not just us. no it's not, it's no. i've heard the canary quite snobby not, it's no. i've heard the carwe

tenerife. >> that's right.e welcomed graffiti welcomed with this graffiti sprayed, warning britons go home, since some residents there have even been told that the government that they plan to go on hunger strike unless work on two new tourist attractions is halted days. halted in the next ten days. >> they don't like us. >> they just don't like us. >> they just don't like us. >> hunger strike how much do they us that they're they hate us that they're going to themselves death? to starve themselves to death? so an so brits don't get off an easyjet plane. >> they think beverley turner is on flight. on the next flight. >> joining us now is john >> well, joining us now is john parks. the owner of the parks. he's the owner of the vault in tenerife. hiya, vault bar in tenerife. hiya, john. thanks for us. john. thanks forjoining us. i mean, we're joking here because it sounds like a comedy scenario that the locals are going to starve themselves to death because brits so because they hate us brits so much. bad it ? be

clio o�*flynn, a freelance journalist living in adeje — on tenerife — has told me about the key issuess. the tourism model needs to change. that is what the protesters are saying. in fact they are just saying to us now, the government said 32,000 people have taken part in the protest, a lot more than i think people expected when this was planned a couple of weeks ago. one of the main thing is they are also stressing as they are not against tourists, and some of the international headlines might have led people to believe that local businesses don�*t want tourism any more, but the model is, way tourism profits are reinvested, that needs to change and it needs to benefit the local economy and the local eco structure more. so is it about reinvestment or limiting numbers? is that the problem — the scale or the way the money is reinvested 7 i think it is a number of things. certainly some of the groups that would have organised today�*s protests, across all of the canary islands, would be calling for a limit on numbers because they feel the canaries have been oversold. they are kind of sayi

tenerife is mail on sunday. and tenerife is protesting tourism. i protesting against tourism.ust have to rely on extensive manufacturing on their extensive manufacturing industry , so there's a theory. >> yeah, so there's a theory. >> yeah, so there's a theory. >> oh, this is me. who is it? you with me? >> it's got my name at the top. >> it's got my name at the top. >> does it have your name? yes leo. >> sorry. em- em— >> sorry. i'm sorry, mate, you're allowed to. you're not allowed to. >> it if you want. >> you can do it if you want. no, i didn't, i didn't read it. i read leo, you i didn't read it. leo, you probably know more about it. >> on the streets >> there's fury on the streets of tenerife. more than 50,000 people against people join a protest against tourism waving. you enjoy. we suffer they call for suffer placards as they call for a freeze on holidaymakers to save the canary islands, as locals fight poverty and housing shortages. campaigners shortages. so the campaigners are claiming that the huge influx of tourists there's apparently 14 million tourists a year to ca

let�*s speak now to clio o�*flynn, freelance journalist living in adeje, on tenerife.st mass tourism. ~ ., , , , ., ~ tourism. i think the last speaker that ou tourism. i think the last speaker that you had _ tourism. i think the last speaker that you had on _ tourism. i think the last speaker that you had on just _ tourism. i think the last speaker that you had on just they're - that you had on just they�*re actually underlined what the main point is. the tourism model needs to change. that is what the protesters are saying. in fact they are just saying to us now, the government said 32,000 people have taken part in the protest, a lot more than i think people expected. this was planned a couple of weeks ago. one of the main thing is they are also stressing as they are not against tourists, and some of the international headlines might have led people to believe that local businesses don�*t want tourism any more, but the model is, way tourism profits are reinvested, that needs to change and it needs to benefit the local economy and the local eco structure more. 50 the

the message from tenerife — —— tourism has gone too far. from tenerife - -- tourism has gone too far-the canary islands as enough is i gone too far. the canary i islands as enough is enough. they have a limit. our resources and population cannot take anymore. the environment is continuing to deteriorate and residents are suffering as well. ., , ., ., , , , well. the demonstrators insist the are well. the demonstrators insist they are not — well. the demonstrators insist they are not against _ well. the demonstrators insist they are not against tourism i they are not against tourism itself, it is vital for the economies of the island, they want controls. there is particular concern about the supply of water in such a dry climate and they claim there's too much on building hotels rather than local housing. making the area increasingly unaffordable for residents. some of the international headlines over the last couple of weeks may have led people to think that local canary and businesses don't want to wrists anymore and that's not the case but what they're saying is the of tourism, whet

he's in the tenerife, probably to tenerife, probably trying to fend who are fend off protesters who areeather, have a good weekend . weekend. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hi there and welcome to the latest update from the met office for gb news skies clearing overnight . most places clearing overnight. most places are fine as we start the weekend with high pressure in charge. that high pressure moving in from the west still bill a bit of a chilly breeze from the north, but as high pressure moves in, skies are going to clear, winds are going to ease and under lengthy clear skies and under lengthy clear skies and with light winds, temperatures will fall away. a few mr fog patches possible for the likes of northern ireland and some frosty conditions as we begin the weekend. so gardeners beware. temperatures in urban areas 3 to 5 celsius, but as low as minus three for the likes of northern ireland, northwest england and north wales. temperatures, though, through saturday morning will quickly rise because of the widespread sunny skies . and it st

we saw the other day tenerife was protesting because they don't want tourists.now venice . i think this see now venice. i think this might be a general move. if you look at, you know, the climate madness on the left and then you look at concerns about immigration on the right, i sort of feel like people don't want people and cost of living, cost of travel. i feel like maybe tourism won't become a thing of the past, but might reduce bit. >> isn't tourism places depend on it for their economy, you know. yeah, that's the paradox. >> i mean, tenerife needs tourism, but they don't really want the tourists. but we have that up in the lakes. it's the same . you know, we don't really same. you know, we don't really like the off comers, but we do need the money. so. >> but does tenerife have anything else but tourism. >> they have a rich manufacturing industry. >> oh do they know exactly. okay, let's move to on the telegraph now. and, this is an odd one about having children. now, we should go to our resident expert on that, shouldn't we? >> is nick anneliese coming to m

are to home. burgers and chips in tenerife are i to home. burgers and chips in tenerife arei mean, home i'm ome. burgers and chips in tenerife arei mean, i'm surprised burgers and chips in tenerife are i mean, i'm surprised it's >> i mean, i'm surprised it's taken so actually, taken them so long actually, because this been going on because this has been going on for 30 years? this for what, 20, 30 years? this downgrading the tourism downgrading of the tourism in the yeah, there's the canaries. but yeah, there's now this kind of now there's been this kind of anti—terrorist appear anti—terrorist graffiti appear apparently that apparently in and things that say your paradise, our misery. they've just absolutely had enough of , of they've just absolutely had enough of, of the they've just absolutely had enough of , of the degradation. enough of, of the degradation. and also it's to do with foreigners buying houses, which obviously locals obviously always gets locals backs up the prices go up backs up when the prices go up for, know, ordinary citizens for, you know, ordinary citizens , say,

i think 70,000 people are going to congregate in santa cruz, tenerife there's been cruz, in tenerifed placards saying tourists go home. you're not welcome. the problem is right, it's not the brits going there spending money, it's the local government protest government who the protest protesters accusing of protesters are accusing of hoarding money and not hoarding the money and not dishing wealth to dishing out the wealth to improve their own lives. >> i think it. i think >> i think that's it. i think it's misdirected. think the it's misdirected. i think the i think the canaries and the local people need tourism. i think tourists there. tourists want to go there. i think gap is that middle think the gap is that middle man. see all the time in man. we see it all the time in places like the caribbean as well, the hotel well, where it's the big hotel chains that benefit, not the people ground. i think people on the ground. i think that's issue. chris. that's the issue. chris. >> i've got got >> i've got, i've got i've got to say there no difference to say there is no difference between

just like your holiday snaps from tenerife in 2011, when you had a bit of a beer belly and burnt arms it, how these politicians get rid of any material that could bring them embarrassment or get them in trouble. if only we could do the same when filling out our tax returns . sir same when filling out our tax returns. sir keir same when filling out our tax returns . sir keir starmer same when filling out our tax returns. sir keir starmer has been getting very butch lately. last week he said that he would happily press the nuclear button. bit of a u—turn following his enthusiastic support for jeremy corbyn to become prime minister. just a few short years ago, the same corbyn who wanted to get rid of nuclear weapons and refused to confirm that he would press the nuclear button if britain were under attack. well, the latest is that starmer wants to build on the green belt, which many imagine is sunny pastures but much of which is in fact a glorified car park. it's rishi sunak who had to embarrassingly u—turn with his own plans to build on the green belt following objections from local tor

the message from tenerife — tourism has gone too far.s well. the demonstrators insist they're not against tourism itself, it's vital for the economies of the island, but they want controls. there's particular concern about the supply of water in such a dry climate, and they claim there's too much focus on building hotels rather than local housing, making the area increasingly unaffordable for residents. the beaches are particularly popular with the brits. the authorities in the canaries stress they remain open for business. the spanish government admits it's about finding the right balance, so holidays can continue harmoniously. simon jones, bbc news. some breaking news coming into us from central african republic, at least 50 people who were on their way to a funeral have died after their boat capsized in the capital. that was on friday. that's according to afp, the news agency, and they are quoting rescuers who were involved in this, so these 58 people on their way to a funeral died after their boat capsized in the central african repu

the message from tenerife — tourism has gone too far.want controls. there's particular concern about the supply of water in such a dry climate, and they claim there's too much focus on building hotels rather than local housing, making the area increasingly unaffordable for residents. the beaches are particularly popular with the brits. the authorities in the canaries stress they remain open for business. the spanish government admits it's about finding the right balance so holidays can continue harmoniously. simon jones, bbc news. clio 0'flynn is a freelance journalist living in adeje on tenerife. she told us about the key issues driving the protests. i think the last speaker that you had on just there actually underlined what the main point is — the model, the tourism model that needs to change. that's what the protesters are saying. and in fact, they're just saying to us now, the government, the regional government has said 32,000 people have taken part in the protest march in santa cruz, a lot more than i think people expected when th

the message from tenerife — tourism has gone too far.ng to deteriorate and residents are suffering as well. the demonstrators insist they're not against tourism itself, it's vital for the economies of the island, but they want controls. there's particular concern about the supply of water in such a dry climate, and they claim there's too much focus on building hotels rather than local housing, making the area increasingly unaffordable for residents. the beaches are particularly popular with the brits. the authorities in the canaries stress they remain open for business. the spanish government admits it's about finding the right balance, so holidays can continue harmoniously. simon jones, bbc news. the world's largest digital astronomy camera has finally been built. with a whopping 3,200 megapixels, the camera can produce 1,000 images per night. it'll allow scientists to study dark energy, dark matter, and the distribution of galaxies. it'll now be sent from the united states to chile, where it'll arrive in a month. the public will see it

the most popular regions of europe among tourists; between 12 and 15 million vacationers come to tenerife- majority municipalities are voting to remove ethnic albanian mayors from office. they were elected in the last elections. which were boycotted by voters, which resulted in clashes in ethnic soil in which nato peacekeepers intervened. for prizhtina, which is fighting to join the european union, the aggravation of the situation became unprofitable, and the albanians ruling the region agreed to hold a referendum and allow the serbs to choose their municipal leadership. in the southwest of india, one of the largest holidays in the country, tresur puram, was celebrated on a grand scale. its most spectacular part is the procession of elephants. it's in the back. is invariably accompanied by loud music, well, the culmination of the celebrations comes after sunset, when the riders are in full the backs of the elephants rise in the darkness , illuminated images of various hindu deities begin to shine. in the primorye region , the salmon population is being restored; in the southern regions, n

ruined the whole new year for us, because they behaved very defiantly, i’m still the territory of tenerifehe took abroad, as we found out with italian journalists, 1,276 children, a verified figure, at first it was 600, then it became 1276, which means that then i had a big investigation in one of the newspapers where i worked at that time, and we turned to italian journalists, they began to help us, in any case, although we would like to trace the routes where our children were taken, absolutely. which this woman received through her actions. shocked by the scale of the rewards, mrs. fratti arrived in volgograd in 1993, where she got a job as a translator, helping italians wishing to adopt children in russia. she was the local representative for the arkabalen or rainbow adoption agency located in the wealthy. northern italian city of padua. the agency was created the same year when ms. frattya arrived in volgograd. when secret police officers raided nadezhda frattya's apartment in volgograd, they were amazed to find stacks of forged documents as well as client lists. nikolai bichekhvost,

the message from tenerife — tourism has gone too far. enough is enough. they have a limit. our resources and our population cannot take anymore. the environment is continuing to deteriorate and residents are suffering as well. the demonstrators insist they are not against tourism itself, it is vital for the economies of the islands, but they want controls. there is particular concern about the supply of water in such a dry climate and they claim there's too focus much on building hotels rather than local housing. making the area increasingly unaffordable for residents. some of the international headlines over the last couple of weeks may have led people to think that local canary and businesses don't want tourists anymore and that's not the case, but what they're saying is the model of tourism, where the tourism profits a re reinvested, that needs to change and it needs to benefit the local economy and local infrastructure more. beaches are particularly popular with the brits and the authorities in the canaries stress they remain open fo

find some protest going on against british holidaymakers because apparently all we want to do in tenerifee going to be having a special appearance holidaymaker appearance from one holidaymaker in own in tenerife, our very own michelle dewberry from sun michelle dewberry from a sun lounger out if the lounger to find out if the stereotype is true. that's me on dewbs& co from six bev turner sounds superb and what's wrong with eating burgers and drinking loads of booze on holiday? >> that the point? bev? >> isn't that the point? bev? that looks great! superb menu six that's bev six till seven. that's bev turner for dewbs& co turner standing in for dewbs& co straight after me. looks great. now we're still waiting to find out when the next general election will be, but the tories are already looking ahead to how they'll react to a defeat. and today it's claimed one group wants to install a liz truss style candidate to replace rishi sunak if they lose power. but spoiler alert it's not liz truss. we'll find out from the leader of the conservative movement next who it might be. i'm martin daubney

so to bring on the program, turning our attention to tenerife, tens of thousands of taking to the streets in protest. i don't see about tourism the the latest news as it breaks around on as given a cause that people come out. but the guys are not as popular to the board with detailed coverage, but the reason prices and the reality, things are likely to get much worse before they get better, is driving some residents to the freight from around the world. people have told us the circumstances is even more important than usual to come together to share that so they have the killing of under the return. it is shooting of the hawk. there was not an isolated event. it highlighted the whole question of press freedom of turn in this killed one, doing their job. they were certainly aiming in the direction of the terms of the 0 world looks at the number of children, the skills into occupied palestinian territories, which has increased dramatically during the war on god and at the problems of holding any one accountable for 3rd task shooting the messenger one 0 to 0. the the in iraq is one post has

. >> listen, rwanda definitely safer than tenerife.ron's got a real bloody nerve. >> i really do to say what he said and to watch what happened on the beaches near calais. yeah, in the last week. correct. was appalling. i mean, even after they brought the whole lot of them back, they allowed them to to vote go back into the boat and push them out towards dover. >> i tell you what's a betrayal of european values? peace come on. >> yeah. we can't have that. >> yeah. we can't have that. >> that's crazy talk that we'll get you cancelled. >> alpesh patel as the bbc. >> alpesh patel as the bbc. >> throw him under the bus. does huw edwards deserve to be back on the box? and who should give him a gig? also, why are the bbc paying him a gig? also, why are the bbc paying thousands of pounds for meghan markle? find out next. a difficult week for our troubled state broadcaster . as troubled state broadcaster. as the face of its news operation. huw edwards, resign from the bbc. bbc accounts which are due out shortly, are expected to show that edwar

basically, the brits put tenerife on the map from six. >> it's breakfast on gb news. >> it's breakfastk. it's 347. i'm martin daubney and this is gb news now at 4:00 i'll have reaction to news that a channel migrant has been stabbed to death at a camp near dunkirk. and it's not the first time violence like this has broken out. and later in the show, lee anderson will join me in the studio here in westminster. he's on his way down from ashfield now, and i'll ask him what he thinks of the recent poll that says might win says the tories might just win only 80 seats at the next election. and a lot of it will be because of people voting for his reform party. will it let starmer, sir keir starmer into downing street? and what about the war of words has broken out between the reform party and his former colleagues at the conservative party? we'll have lots to tuck into there. don't miss that . now, could miss that. now, could a government minister really be sent to prison? well, veterans minister johnny mercer has got until 4:00 today. that's around about 11 12 minutes. time to name the whist

. >> listen, rwanda definitely safer than tenerife.acron's got a real bloody nerve. >> i really do to say what he said and to watch what happened on the beaches near calais. yeah, in the last week. correct. was appalling. i mean, even after they brought the whole lot of them back, they allowed them to to vote go back into the boat and push them out towards dover. >> i tell you what's a betrayal of european values? peace come on. >> yeah. we can't have that. >> yeah. we can't have that. >> that's crazy talk that we'll get you cancelled. >> alpesh patel as the bbc. >> alpesh patel as the bbc. >> throw him under the bus. does huw edwards deserve to be back on the box? and who should give him a gig? also, why are the bbc paying him a gig? also, why are the bbc paying thousands of pounds for meghan markle? find out next. a difficult week for our troubled state broadcaster . as troubled state broadcaster. as the face of its news operation. huw edwards, resign from the bbc. bbc accounts which are due out shortly, are expected to show that edw

margot's off to tenerife on tuesday. she's she the time. but she she goes all the time.. on right. and debbie big bird says yes come to stoke. we have loads of horseshoe black pudding horseshoes. >> this horseshoe thing come from i don't know, i've never heard of it until literally now. you all have obviously. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> so there you go . keep your >> so there you go. keep your thoughts coming through. gb views news. com slash your views gb news. com slash your so. >> oh there's so many on on fry ups. we always get you going on the food. >> that's what it is. you're very aligned in this way aren't we. your tummy is rumbling. >> it's really rumbling i'm very sorry if you can hear it on my microphone. it's very loud this morning. it's very loud. i'm going to fry up. we'd be going home to fry up. we'd be pleased. yeah. there you go. >> fine after that. >> you'll be fine after that. yeah main news this yeah right. our main news this morning, metropolitan police morning, the metropolitan police apologising for causing further offence original offence because of an o

we haven't sent someone tenerife. sent someone to tenerife. >> we've got, we're talking, we're a bar. would be the end out. well, that would be the end of their. >> well, they need us, don't they? need us brits. they? they need us brits. >> do, we need to behave >> you do, but we need to behave while we're out there. >> yeah, be careful >> well, yeah, but be careful what wish for. what you wish for. >> always, i always do. >> i always, i always do. >> i always, i always do. >> i always, i always do. >> i don't even drink. >> i don't even drink. >> andrew doesn't stop you misbehaving. you're.you're misbehaving. if you're. you're teetotal. you. teetotal. thank you. >> true. i just chew on >> so not true. i just chew on an have a glass of an olive and have a glass of water. do, very good. water. well, i do, very good. >> thank you. all right. you two are fast. >> now. it's biggest >> now. it's our biggest giveaway of year so far. giveaway of the year so far. this a cracker. your chance this is a cracker. your chance to win a £10,000 greek cruise for but that's all, is for two. but that'

between having four days having a mini break of four days away on a on a line that that goes to tenerifee between that and actually in the that and actually being in the navy. n avy. >> navy. >> they don't jump off, you know. >> no. well they might have to or they have all or they might. and they have all these facility place . these things facility in place. now you get in the lifeboat and it's covered in, you don't it's all covered in, you don't even get out to see the sea, you know, it's all the state of the art. and i doubt whether by the time you cross , you know, an time you cross, you know, an aircraft carrier from one to aircraft carrier from one end to the probably , you the other, you probably, you know, done your time. >> those very brave men >> and of those very brave men who went over to normandy and d—day swim . yeah, d—day could actually swim. yeah, i bet there were some that couldn't, you know. of course not. >> a good point. not. >> a lot»d point. not. >> a lot»d |fishermen swim. >> yeah, there. swim. >> you1, there. swim. >> you put ere. swim. >> you put them the boats

between having four days having a mini break of four days away on a on a line that that goes to tenerifebetween that and actually in the that and actually being in the navy. n avy. >> navy. >> they don't jump off, you know. >> no. well they might have to or they have all or they might. and they have all these facility place . these things facility in place. now you get in the lifeboat and it's covered in, you don't it's all covered in, you don't even get out to see the sea, you know, it's all the state of the art. and i doubt whether by the time you cross , you know, an time you cross, you know, an aircraft carrier from one to aircraft carrier from one end to the probably , you the other, you probably, you know, done your time. >> those very brave men >> and of those very brave men who went over to normandy and d—day swim . yeah, d—day could actually swim. yeah, i bet there were some that couldn't, you know. of course not. >> a good point. not. >> a lot»d point. not. >> a lot»d |fishermen swim. >> yeah, there. swim. >> you1, there. swim. >> you put ere. swim. >> you put them the boats >>

or they learn going to learn so much more going to tenerife week. but do tenerife for the week.y really? not. >> certainly not on the curriculum. i'm a big believer in extra curricular work and learning things that aren't necessarily sort of stipulated by the states, but but it does seem that they're sort of cheating the system by taking kids out of school. and that's not good for sort of social connections, for friends, for sort of a, of sort of being part of a, of a class group. >> really sure. oh, >> i'm not really sure. oh, holidays are so much cheaper dunng holidays are so much cheaper during is really is during termtime is really is really an adequate justification . is it really? oh, it's so expensive to go on holiday dunng expensive to go on holiday during the holidays . well, during the holidays. well, that's just how it is, isn't it, if you have children. yeah. >> i suppose there's a, >> and i suppose there's a, there's, there's a reason why everyone holiday everyone needs to take a holiday at the same that's, that's at the same time. that's, that's an suppose. an adva

but i was on a wonderful holiday recently in tenerife, and i had the pleasure of meeting several gb newsou're all a fantastic bunch. so yes, there you go. gb news viewers. hey. right, who's your union jackass >> alison, it's the bbc proms. this is one of the world's great classical music festivals. now, getting down with the kids, with a p0p getting down with the kids, with a pop concert featuring the bondage tastic sam smith. do classical music fans really want to see sam's hairy backside? so let's keep the proms classical. he might wax. >> you never know . >> you never know. >> you never know. >> that's an image, right? okay, i'm ali ezedi and jack carson. look i think my union jack this week is the one who'd probably want to abolish the union humza yousaf . yousaf. >> of course. let's be honest. you know, i think, as bad as he is for scotland, but we still want to keep him in the union. >> okay, so humza yousaf gets another another strong nomination there, matthew. >> and mine is the housing secretary, michael gove, for shamelessly breaking the tories manifesto commitment and no fault

this is not a package tour to tenerife or torremolinos, is it?e set of package tours? >> i mean, taking individuals into the heart of areas where there are extremist groups and extremist rhetoric as if it's a little tour around torremolinos is, frankly , a joke. is, frankly, a joke. >> how did you unearth this , >> how did you unearth this, actually, it's interesting because i had, subscribed to this very firm around andalusian tours. so a lovely little andalusian history tour. and then suddenly i got this little pinging saying, you know, we have package tours to afghanistan. at which point i thought, my god , is this a joke? thought, my god, is this a joke? and it clearly wasn't a joke, but really quite perverse, but it's really quite perverse, given the nature extremism given the nature of extremism and some of the issues clearly around the taliban and its extremist rhetoric. it's a very troubling indeed. and there is no evidence that the travel agency involved has a sinister motive. >> they do trips to europe as well. so what is the problem? >

tenerife, south airport even surpassed its record for april, reaching 38.2 degrees this week.he hot conditions have brought about an early summer as locals head to the beach to cool off the warmer weather, expected to last all weekend . for the latest last all weekend. for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen or go to our website for more details. now back to the saturday five. >> she has very much. aaron. it's saturday night, folks, and you're with the saturday five. i'm darren grimes, and i can promise that you're in for a very lively two hours. let's crack on with tonight's first debate. who's going to kick us off, me. i will bolt out the stable door. darren. and why not? let's talk about the grand national. of course it took place. what about two hours ago? i am maximus, as aaron just said, romps home to win. but one thing that's really missed me this week is the protest and the objection to race even objection to the race even taking place all. lots of taking place at all. lots of animal rights protesters saying that cruel