u. k. 5th on the list, you have to be on you k soil to claim asylum. and in the year to september, around $45000.00 people made the journey at up about 11 percent on the previous year. but the big changes in the way people try to get their most easter hide on the back of laurie's, but from 2018 to 20. 20 a number of people crossing on small boats or dingus went up 30 fold some more than 8000. and this year the increase is going to her over $25.00 and a half 1000 as events this week of shown are all putting their lives risk. since 2014, a 166 people have died trying to cross the channel. a total which does not include the people who died this week. poor brennan reports now from dover on england, south coast. seeing these migrant boats close here in a honda. it is easy to see just how inevitable wednesday's loss of life was these 6 to 8 meet the inflatable simply aren't designed to cross the treacherous waters of the english channel. but what was less foreseeable was how the initial political consensus that there needs to be closer cooperation between fr

u. k. only 5th on the list. you have to be on u. k. soil in order to claim asylum. and in the year to september, around $45000.00 people made the journey that's about 11 percent on the previous year. but the big changes in the way people try to get that. most people used to hide on the back of laurie's, but from 2018 to 20. 20 number of people crossing on small boats and dingey went up 30 fold to more than 8000. and this year the increases grown to more than $25.00 and a half 1000 people. events this week have shown ill prepared to put their lives at risk. 194 people of died crossing a straight since 2014. before this. the rate was $166.00 pull. brian reports from dover on england, south coast. seeing these migrant boats close here endeavor, hava. it is easy to see just how inevitable wednesday's loss of life was. the $6.00 to $8.00 meet the inflatable simply on designs to cross the treacherous waters of the english channel. but what was left foreseeable was how the initial political consensus that there needs to be closer cooperation between france and england to p

i more countries are closing their borders or the 5th surrounding the new cove. it varied, omicron, u. k, the e u, and the us have all imposed travel bands on southern african countries where the mutation was 1st found in wild scientists. a rushing to adapt existing vaccines to fight the new strain which has yet to be fully studied. although the world health organization does say that potentially it poses a very high risk globally. we should a need and either wake up caudle, we should all be wide awake to the threat of this virus. but army chromos, very emergencies. another reminder that all so many of us might think we're done with corbett 19. it's not done with us. well, it's all hands on deck across the world at the moment we're seeing vaccine producers manufacturer is looking to, to modify the recipe, essentially, in order to make sure that these vaccines can try and target this new omicron variance of coven 19, which is currently going around the world here in germany in order to try and address not what we're going to see later on tuesday is chancellor angle america and her success

fort there's controversial nfl star is paying the price for breaking co 5th $19.00 and we will be here with that story. the u. k. has released a draft cop $26.00 deal, which urges countries to step up their climate goals by the end of next year. leaders are asked to revisit and strengthen the 2030 targets on tuesday hand list warned emissions pages made bought and made so far. will lead to global average temperature rise of 2.4 degrees celsius the century and the target, remember, is 1.5 degrees. let's go live, not andrew simmons who is in glasgow. andrew, so leaders are going to come back next year and try again. is that not just putting things off? well that the key issue is this, that so as you rightly points out the latest science is that $2.00 degrees is, is to be expected in terms of, of, of where, where, where we're at even with all of the promises and pledges given for reducing emissions, so that 1.5 degrees celsius from the paris agreement at that, that cap it's, it's as, as a long distance away is dangerously, a long distance away. now and tons of this, this draft text. it is only a draft x firstly. s

and of course, you know, as we had from dominant came, there is a 5th wave of the virus hitting your right now. and also in the u. k. i mean, the situation is not getting any better across the continent, and this new variant of it does hit europe. is something of a real concern more than likely for, for many countries. absolutely. there's some evidence that the case is plateauing, or just beginning to come out of its 5th way. but the 5th wave plum at the center hit to get the center of the european union. now, reco infection rates in lots of countries as immunity, wayne's, after people were given, the 2nd dose of the vaccine months and months ago. booster programs are not all that effective. some countries in eastern europe have very, very low vaccination rates because of high levels of vaccine hesitancy, some countries protesting against counter measures. and so absolutely right is that covered is not painting a pretty picture across the you now. and that he's why there is such instant alarm as a prospect of a potentially much worse very and emerging general in london for thanks very much. now if we just bring you