tirana: that is right.ulation of el fasher is approximately 1.5 million people, so the level of urgency we need to see from the united nations and african union is that they should urgently deploy a mission to sudan to protect civilians, and they should start in locations where they are most at risk of these deliberate attacks. on top of that, we need to track back and look at where the weapons are coming from. there are arms embargoes already, but we know that they are in place for darfur. they need to expand to all of sudan, because we know outside the darfur region, there are possible war crimes committed across the country. one of the reasons we are seeing this level of uncontrolled violence and the rapid support forces committing these atrocities town after town is because there is a history of no accountability. so ensuring that the international criminal court is resourced well enough to be able to conduct the investigations and ensure that there is justice and accountability for the crimes committed

to express sympathy... to equate raisi with the unknown who, this is the reaction to the death of tiranaman who was called a butcher, you can ask an analyst at the stockholm center about the stockholm syndrome, what it is, well , the poles said the same, they compared the death of kaczyński with the death of raisi, this means , what has been done to us here and in a few years they may express some sympathy. i was surprised by that too, and i thought that the european union should have, well, let's say, shut up about all this and not say anything at all, because this ricey is really so very strange figure, but he's also, well, i think the thing is that... that he kind of represents iran, he's kind of the elected president of iran, even though he's not the most important figure in iran, and that's probably why it was done, but well, also in germany, i know there is a lot of criticism of this, and in general western europe and the whole world is discussing it. it's because it's too much of a terrorist regime that exists in iran, uh, well, it's just how wild it all sounds in today's circumst

olivia, i want to show you this picture from albania, from the capital of tirana.ly laid on all of the bells and whistles for the foreign secretary's visit today . the secretary's visit today. the main streets covered in union flags and even a building sized picture of david cameron erected there in the middle of the caphal there in the middle of the capital. i mean, this was a huge visit. it's very unusual for the foreign secretary to have cut such a visit, such an important visit at so short . visit at so short. >> absolutely. and it's a very bad look on the international stage. it looks, quite frankly, quite rude of david cameron to be cutting this visit short. it is because cabinet ministers have been ordered basically under pain of death, to attend this meeting at 415, which does suggest again that it is very serious. i mean , it is serious. i mean, it is definitely by no means certain it could be that number 10. number 10 seems to be enjoying all this. they could just be sort of whipping up speculation to keep labour running around there. there feels like the

it's only five days in tirana. the albanian capital. because he had to go and stand. he briefly, he briefly didn't. he had to get back on the plane. >> didn't. >> didn't. >> he cut his trip a lot, lot shorter. >> so the government is albania obsessed. >> yeah, but i suppose albania is a mark of success. it's one of the reasons why rwanda is being pushed so heavily. because if you have a place to send people back to, well, the numbers coming from albania fell by over 90. yeah. >> so we have got our return agreement. i was in montenegro. i drove to albania for a day trip. it was the most terrifying experience of my life. it is a quite. i just wanted another stamp in my passport. it was a fun thing to do. it's quite a scary country. i don't feel scared in central london i felt quite scared in albania. i have to say. >> the thing is, i mean, we do have a problem with albanian gangs running the. that's what i mean. institution crime in london and the southeast mostly. now yeah. >> can i give you a very quick political fact, albania has the w