u. k. left it's returns policy with the you. so it means that since for the last few years, people coming over can no longer be returned, or at least not return very easily. back to france or elsewhere on the confidence. where is that was possible before, and i think this is a change in the law that has been exploited by some of those games. and i think that's something that needs to be addressed originally as well. well, we should also mention it's of course not just the english channel. we're seeing similar tragedies also off the coast of tunisia in italy also just in the last couple of days. in fact, we know that this year has been a specially deadly for migrants trying to get to to europe. has the european migration policy failed, as well as the migration crisis, as it was called in 2015. and we haven't seen anything like that. quite since the terms of the overall numbers, bye bye. see it. it's about 10 percent or so of what it was back bad. however, there is the number of tests, percentage of deaths has, has increased, has

u. k. left it's returns policy with the you. so it means that since for the last few years, people coming over can no longer be returned or at least not return very easily. back to france or elsewhere on the confidence where is that was possible before i think this is a change in the law that has been exploited by some of those games. and i think that something that needs to be addressed originally as well. that was tom brooks, a professor of law and government at durham law school in the united kingdom as well. the death toll from wildfires that swept through the hawaiian island of maui over the past week has no reason to 93. it's the deadly as wildfire disaster in the united states for more than a century. it's fear that the number of death will arise further sniffer dogs search and burn town homes for human remains. thousands of people have been left homeless by the fires. donations are arriving from across hawaii and from the us mainland. people have been dropping off food, water, and clothing and emergency shelters. with th

u. k. left the e. u. a few years ago. and here we are talking about africa, which wants to unite into one block. there are advantages and disadvantages. yes, in my opinion, everything in life has its advantages and disadvantages, but i believe and many agree with me that the price of uniting nations fall most significantly. the combs whether we like it or not. we did not respond to become a 2nd a you. but we respond to become an end states that can make decisions and implement them by making decisions for 200000 people is not the same as making decisions. we're much launch a union. the majority view is that the outcome of unification will be positive. we're not focusing on break said yes, you can take no that example, but there are big unions, they work and you can take an example from them. so what can we wish for africa today in the 21st century so that it can finally follow the path of development and prosperity, which as you say, would be common to everyone. what could we wish for africa in that regard? as i said, we

u. k. i just left, right. and they love that triple a, but the for the got doors because it's a bit, it's sort of a little associated with the best deal of will a traditional ill. so maybe let's go on the gym to do a shift quote us on it. i'm not sure i got a couple of orders with a missed it for shits either. so it's a lot to waste anybody's code in pitch darkness. the battle to send it into hand to hand combat. that was a real make brenda costing the gentleman is 360 lives with another 200 missing and actions about 200 soviets. so just by last uh, in 1967 on the side of the battle. the majestic monument of dynamite and concrete, with some stools created by cool smoke. but i'm sorry for the central features of julia said, pointing to the sky. and the hold is only leaves a strong impression. for the alteration, deliberate, the most compelling go was come. we do for the learning grad from stacy's and the red banner baltic fleet. it was part of a knowledge of both a strategic offensive operation that took place

those i mean, nationally, boy, i do is summer or the next y u k, i just left right in the love that triple a but the for the god stories because it's a bit sort of them a little associated with the best deal of will a traditional ill, so maybe let's go on the gm to do a shift quote, a solid, i'm not sure as cock authority a couple of years with a mr. for shits either. so it's a, it's a lawsuit, waste anybody's code. in pitch darkness, the battle descended into a hand to hand combat. that was a real meat grinder, costing the germans 360 lives with another 200 missing in action. about $200.00. so if you have so just by last uh, in 1967 on the side of the battle majestic monument of dynamite and the concrete was installed, created by cools, most of the, i'm sorry, the central features of joint scene pointing to the sky. and the whole design and leaves a strong impression. for the alteration, deliberate, the most compelling go, was come. we do for the learning grad from stacy's, and the red banner bostic fleet. it was part of a knowledge of both a strategic offensive operation. took place from

u. k. u. s. expedition trading, which was extra additions for political offences, and the enabling act empowerment for that 3 which left that out. so we've got these 2 contradictions here, between in both cases, the treaty, the tradition, trudy in the act, that tradition act and the human rights act of 1998, which seems to say something different than the treaty. so there's not a lot of optimism amongst all just people that i've talked to here in london. that the e d e c h r, you appear in court of human rights will be able to save joy. joe, give us your assessment of the government's case. the justice department, star witness is a convicted liar and a pedophile. certainly the prosecutors wouldn't want to go into court with that. it seems to me that it would be better for everybody if the prosecutors offered julian to deal with time served and then allow him to go home to australia that way. washington save space and julian would be free. is that even under discussion to the best of your knowledge? jennifer robinson, one of the joins lawyers in australia, but whose works here in london. actually set for the 1st time at

left hospitals. desperately short of staff. i'll take the one doctor who migrated to the u. k. in a moment. the 1st is dw flourish, who by me, who sent this report from lagos, gets the medical care in nigeria can be frustrating for everyone, as kenneth adelphia is doing the job he dreamed of for 2 years after qualifying his thoughts abroad, where he hopes things will be better when you see the son of live, you will have a you god, equally called for to solve yes, fine, at least i know i'm actually work, i'm giving out to the society. but some sites you have told me, i appreciate my efforts. and i'm seeing the box, i'm being rewarded. the feeling that many medical professionals have of being over, i walked on on the reward. that is one of the things driving them to leave in large numbers. they say the one to the system that not only pays them well, but also provides the right equipment as well. so comes from a family of nurses and doctors. many of them leave and walk abroad. and she's planning to leave to go ahead. okay, that's a very well, i think australia on us, somebody was crowding gets

u. k. sides. so yes, tom, it's around 4 am. local time, the lifeboats and some coast guard rescue teams left the pool to responding to that signal that went up from near the coastal town of signed out in front of net net dunkirk lab is one french mass. a dozens of vessels containing migrants where we're in trouble. when the rescue team's got there, it seems. one of the bites said a capsized on 6. people were already in a very serious condition in the world. at one of those initially was lifted to all spittle in cow i. but was i pronounced that shortly afterwards. i'm lights are on saturday. the are the 5 of those i were also a consent to have died. now, as you mentioned that bin that been more mold, small bites, coming across from friends to the k. hi of 755 last week on thursday. and that may have been because conditions were, were seemingly becoming call the conditions they are in dover. are getting worse, i was with you guys on we believe the search and rescue operation is still continuing. even though we have seen some migraines at this, and barking hair earlier in the day, from bought a false vessels, repulsing friends as s

left hospitals. desperately short of staff. i'll speak to one doctor who migrate it to the u. k in a moment. but 1st, his dw is flourished by me who sent this report from lagos, gets the medical care in nigeria can be frustrating for everyone. as kenneth adelphia is doing the job he dreamed of for 2 years after qualifying his thoughts abroad, where he hopes things will be better. but don't you see the son of live, you will have a you god, equally called for to solve yes fine. at least i know how much money work i'm giving out to the society by some side. so you have 20, i appreciate my efforts. and i see the box i'm being rewarded. the feeling that many medical professionals have of been overlooked and under rewarded is one of the things driving them to leave in large numbers. they say they want the system that not only pays them well, but also provides the right equipment. a sofa comes for me from the of nurses and doctors. many of them leave and walk abroad. and she's planning to leave to go ahead a say that's a very well i think australia on us. somebody was crowding gets worse as health

u. k. traditional system. but there are still many questions that are left unanswered for the moment, such as, how is this nurse able to carry on killing without being stopped? how could this happen over an extended period of time without being detected well or sterile. the case in question really was cold off and alarms work whole by the consultants who are working, who noticed that that had been the past and between the up scaling those desks um, but units and her presence while she was on shift the frustration for those consultants and the young, the really, it has to be said, as well as the distress really came from the fact that they had been repeatedly wounding executives the hospital manages of this length. and that it just simply haven't been taken seriously. one of the consultants even sort of hinting that they would seem to be more concerned by the reputational damage, bravo button of the damage, but was being done to the lives of these children, these babies. and with that in mind, the fact that it took a whole 2 years from that 1st matter to when the police was allotted and decided to look into it b

u. k. out of the over 5000 freight crime in the country, especially at the time when ports are congested. goods can be left up to pile in, unsecure locations. a soft from a warehouse or port that is experiencing overflow becomes much easier to pull off. there are hitting costs through these steps, which include insurance, company cost policing, retail values that can be anywhere between $4.00 and $9.00 times the value, last brand and reputational damage, damage to trucks and holding companies, etc. in total, it is about $700000000.00 pounds per year just from cargo crime. when 10 years ago, it was only 250000000 pounds. in south africa, the acute energy crisis has affected all aspects of society and contributed to a huge escalation and the level of criminal activity and theft. the power cuts added to a significant increase in all robbery categories, especially property, crime, and welfare areas. as criminals take advantage of the fact that many homes and business security systems are compromised, these robberies tend to be more prevalent in poor urban areas in the country where a residence cannot afford to

u. k. us like traditional trading, which was expeditions for political offences and the enabling up empowerment for that 3 d, which left step out. so we've got these 2 contradictions here, between in both cases the treaty distribution, trudy and the act, extradition act, and the human rights act of 1998, which seems to say something different than the treaty. so there's not a lot of optimism months this all just people that i've talked to here in london that you drive, you appear in court of human rights, will be able to save drawing a joe, give us your assessment of the government's case. the justice department, star witness is a convicted liar and a pedophile. certainly the prosecutors wouldn't want to go into court with that. it seems to me that it would be better for everybody if the prosecutors offered julian to deal with time served and then allow him to go home to us trail. yeah. that way, washington save space and julian would be free. is that even under discussion to the best of your knowledge? jennifer robinson, one of the joins lawyers in australia, but who's works here in london actually said for the 1st ti

previous coach, which one of the players say i left on her energy side plays around the world, recognize what is happening to they can emphasize whether it's in the u. k, there's an organization called women in football which is uh, an umbrella organization. so it, so women involved in, in, in the game. and they said 82 percent of the women, expensive stuff. it's some sort of harassment in the workplace or on the football pitch, but only 20 percent of them felt empowered arrival to complain about it or even spoke about it and that is reflected across the world. and that is why i think this issue hasn't just become an issue for spain. it's an issue for, for the, for the global getting it, it's great. it's ignited the discussion, the satin assistance over shot of the victory completely. alright, andy richardson, we appreciate you joining us here. thank you. all right, we're going to take a short break, but there's still a lot more head on out here including a day of sheet core hearings in for you as president donald trump's election interference trials. and also had france fans, most of the students are wearing the a by and state run schools will have t

u. k. we discussed the issue with our guests who share their opinions on the matter a trifle. heidi is not a solution, dr. digging it off on the left is not the solutions the nation lead from their own mistakes. that is, that is the biggest lesson that you learn from you at the street. if they're trying to distort that is the, what is they, but they don't want to let that engine know about that history. it means that uh they, they will keep their own future or, you know, i'm educated because if they've been not know about the past, what good, you know, things of the data and what bad things they did, they would, the next conditions would not be able to differentiate would not be able to do the act better. why have schools now just now started removing these classics that are considered to fall short of standards of inclusivity. she might be, might be in the new wrong with the risk for a little bit lease, trying to create their own fox and with the south gathering more or more steam. and along with the russian goodwill in africa, which is on the race, i think this is my personal opinion that the united kingdom is also a lot of press

refugee camp and 11 on the left, 13 people, dad and more than 60 injured saudi arabia and bahrain have urged its citizens to leave lebanese to retreat to eighths, germany um the u. k. of issued advice results that are on holding on it citizens to stay away from the conflict area. the fighting interrupted between the palestinian fonts on movement to its limits, groups at the end of last month. it's for spice and some people to flee as their homes have been so much to in the conflict. the i'm l way account located in southern lebanon, is operated by a u. n. agency that provides assistance to nearly 50000 people. we spoke with residents of the account, please say that the resolution can only come when the international community takes it big over our website. and they get our children in a lot of trouble with the elderly people in just sitting in the homes, unable to provide food and whatever. if you say that you are religious man or like products, say your illusion is most of you are right. most of your ways of thinking, i correct, but you on both doing something chrome, your humming people and they are fleeing from their homes. some people, yeah. have cost that was

u . k. canada, or the west and beach rain, but don't have to take into and also be taken by rod. after the pandemic, we saw that there were a lot of registered nurses that may be left new jobs and also because the embassies were people weren't able to come into any of those countries. we saw there's a huge shortage of just skim milk. and we saw that also so we want to fill in that and also for broad originally on a narrow b can. so it has 10 years old, my mom's card and we're able to go to the us. i learned to discipline my son. and i was 16 and i was able to get professional and just talking loud response to your kind of time. you can be anyone. you want us to really bad doing that car walk, talk, read everything the you have to learn as physically a child such as the learn and during that process i'm thinking there has to be more to mind. that's the more for me to do. if i can get past this, i can do so fast forward a few years, i decided i want to make the biggest change in my life. and i want to go to connect to, to, and i figured out i don't want to just helps from being really finding you was i want to come to the actual ground where i told my family and my f

u. s. has been leading or fighting the seems to be at that they've all been lost or left to withdrawal. so why should we be surprised that if you agree to chaos enough k as in ukraine, you leave because you might have gotten something else, you need it. the problem here is that the, we need some leadership in the western world that does not think of a war as an confrontation and sanctions on demonized ation and strengthening. it'd be a barrier and worse as the main kind of of foreign policy. it's totally outdated, as i said, i'm, i'm, you was an i stated at that time 30 years ago pulled down late. so because it was all packed in the soviet union has disappeared and that was the advice on best. but that time i'll be alliance. therefore, the, the original data today of the lines is only one thing and one word expansion expansion. it has nothing to bring to the world any more. it's an out days. it may have been useful early. i don't know, but it's not unusual for the future on the world that's well said, and that's all the time we have. i want to think my guess in columbus land and here in moscow. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at r

u. s. has been leading or fighting the it seems to be that they've all been lost or left to withdrawal. so why do we be surprised that if you would create a chaos enough k as in ukraine, you leave because you might have gotten something else you need it. the problem here is that the, we need some leadership on the west and well, that does not think of a war as and confrontation and sanctions on demon. i'd say sion and strengthening behavior and worse as the main kind of of foreign policy is totally outdated. as i said, i'm, i knew was an i stated at that time 30 years ago, pulled down. they told me because it was all packed in the soviet union has disappeared, and that was advice on best for that time i'll be alliance. therefore, the reason the original data today of the lines is only one thing and one word expansion expansion. it has nothing to bring to the world any more. it's an outdated, it might have been useful early. i don't know, but it's not useful for the future of the world that's well said, and that's all the time we have. i want to think my guess in columbus land and here in moscow. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at r

left to their own devices too softly. and so then we off again like who is welcome to the u. k. and do is actually welcom for refugee protection. and it seems to be a very similar to getting not well at being given that sec. okay, but that's it is my understanding that again, that the 6 people who lost their lives were from of gone his son. and like i just said that you k has a pathway for us guns, doesn't it? so why is it that some still feel many rather still feel that they need to risk their lives and catch boats and try to enter the u. k. and legally? well, those policies are very restrictive. i think the parkway that does exist for us go nationals has been, i think, used by it and offered to kind of a handful of people. um, so you call and expect people to sit and wait to to say until the government decides. but it's gonna allow you into the country. there are many people to uh no, not the, i'm not sure 0. since i've seen presentation, i need protection and they don't have hallway either for themselves. so i think the problem is, is also, um, you know, it was a desperation.