the location was just off the isle of wight. the clue —— the crew we re the isle of wight.curity threats. the nave andromeda had a three mile exclusion zone around it, around nine nautical miles of the isle of wight. the special boat service team were deployed as well as to navy merlin mark for helicopters and two royal navy wildcat helicopters were all deployed to help the special boat service team. based at the barracks not too far away, and that is a royal marines camp. the operation to ta ke royal marines camp. the operation to take the nave andromeda tanker took nine minutes, seven people have been detained. a record 92 race wins now for lewis hamilton — more than any other formula 1 driver. victory in today's portuguese grand prix sees him surpass michael schumacher‘s tally to stand alone in the record books. and he extends his lead in the driver's championship aswell to close in on another record — the german's seven world titles. joe wilson reports. he has been outspoken on very many matters including racial equality. congratulations to lewis hamilton. he ends it as

it is pretty visible for folks on the eastern side of the isle of wight.is some concern that the captain may not be in full control, but clearly that his room and we don't know... i think the authorities are trying to ascertain what the facts are at the moment. presumably, if they are stowaways on a ship that is coming into port it doesn't go into port? you need to know what is going on because presumably people can't be sure whether this poses a potential threat not? i think my understanding is the isle of wight radio brought in and they have got good contact with the coast guard and the port authorities are suggesting that the vessel should continue and for whatever reason the skipper put down anchor, rather than continue into solent water. potentially the movements could be much more restricted because he still more or less in open sea. here's a couple of miles of the island, but clearly he has decided to weigh anchor there, rather than to continue to land on the north of the island and into solent water. the question that would obviously raise, then, i

it is pretty visible for folks on the eastern side of the isle of wight.stowaways on the vessel and there is some concern that the captain may not be in full control, but clearly that is rumour and we don't know... i think the authorities are trying to ascertain what the facts are at the moment. local isle of wight radio was reporting that the vessel was told to continue into southampton water, which is, i understand, where it was heading, but the skipper decided he wasn't going to do that and he was going to stay put where he was, a mile or two off the south—east coast of the island. so, i'm assuming that there has been conversations. i mean, what's interesting now, if correct, is why the skipper did not follow instructions from the port authorities in southampton, if it was them giving the instructions. yes, indeed, and as you say, that will obviously be one of the questions. is this the sort of thing that would end up being kind of accelerated up the chain of command from coastguard and police up towards whitehall? yeah, absolutely, and pretty quickly a

6pm: police are dealing with an ongoing incident aboard an oil tanker off the coast of the isle of wight. more pressure on the government, as thousands of doctors back the footballer marcus rashford's campaign for free school meals during the school holidays in england. after a public backlash, the welsh government says it will review its ban on supermarkets selling non—essential items during the country's lockdown. the new well—being hubs designed to help nhs staff cope with the stress of battling covid, as fears grow of a mental health crisis amongst health workers. lewis hamilton makes history as he breaks the record for the most formula 1 wins ever — the british driver took the title from michael schumacher at the grand prix in portugal. hello, good evening, welcome if you have just joined hello, good evening, welcome if you havejustjoined us. police are continuing to deal with an ongoing incident on board an oil tanker situated off the isle of wight. the tanker, named in reports as the liberian—registered nave andromeda, had been due to dock in southampton earlier. hampshire constab

the ship about five miles or so off the south—east corner of the isle of wight.t few moments, we have had a statement from hampshire police giving a few more details as to what has happened. they say that they understand that the crew received verbal threats from these stowaways before they locked themselves in this room and it is the police understanding that no one has so far been hurt in this incident. they say they have set up a three mile exclusion zone around the tanker as a matter of precaution and they are working with what they call their fellow partner agencies, including hm coastguard and the border. separately, about an hour or so ago, the bbc was told that the police had contacted, had asked for military assistance in this incident. we don't know whether that means border force, or some other actually ministry of defence military force that we don't know what they are talking about when they say contacting military for military assistance. it's also not clear whether they are activating some sort of plan or whether that military assistance is just on

hampshire police are dealing with an ongoing incident on board a vessel, south of the isle of wight.orting in the last few minutes is that a ship, an oil tanker, the nave andromeda, has reported an alert, it issued a mayday around 9am this morning. it had been due to dock in southampton at10:30am, it had been due to dock in southampton at 10:30am, it left lagos in nigeria on the 6th of october and obviously as an oil tanker it had quite a long journey, but something seems to have happened in the last hours of its journey towards southampton. a coastguard helicopter can be seen circling the ship by a website, which tracks the movements of ships around the world. hampshire police have confirmed they are dealing with what they have called an ongoing incident. there are reports that they have imposed a three mile exclusion zone around the ship whilst they establish what is actually going on on board. of course, it being an oil tanker, a huge ship, it would only be a relatively small crew needed to manage it, so if there is a problem there might not mean many people on board to deal with

ministry of defence has confirmed that members of the armed forces boarded a ship off the isle of wightgained control after a suspected hijacking. seven people have been detained. the liberian registered vessel is positioned in the english channel south of ventnor. duncan kennedy is in lee—on—the solent for us this evening. duncan. this has been a dramatic few hours on the solent, ending in this incredible raid involving four helicopters and we think around 16 members of the special boat service, the sbs, who descended on ropes to the sbs, who descended on ropes to the deck of the ship. they used what we we re the deck of the ship. they used what we were told was overwhelming. detain seven individuals. the whole operation lasted about nine minutes, extraordinary moments. it was authorised by the home secretary and the defence secretary at the request of hampshire police. it all began at about 9am this morning when the seven about 9am this morning when the seve n stowaways about 9am this morning when the seven stowaways confronted the crew members. the crew took shelter in a special lock

lagos in nigeria i was on his way to an oil refinery in southampton and it halted off the isle of wight all brown and has more from southampton and the south of england. well we've had a statement fire social media from the ministry of defense tonight just about an hour and a half ago but confirming that the armed forces personnel were called in by police in order to bring this incident to to a resolution and that's exactly what they've done the minister of defense saying in response to a police request the home secretary of defense secretary authorized military personnel to board a ship to safeguard life and secure a ship that was subject to rock the minister of defense is described as a suspected hijacking taking control 7 individuals have been detained on the crew are safe and well the backdrop to all of this of course is that this not andromeda due to arrive this morning in fact here in southampton discovered some 6 miles off the isle of wight as it was approaching southampton that it had stowaways on board and i've heard from lloyd's list the editor of lloyd's list the shipping mag

front page of the times and it is the special forces story and events in the isle of wight.remarkable detail starting to emerge about how the special forces swooped on this ship, and within nine minutes had brought the key route to safety, had arrested the seven so—called hijackers. —— brought the crew to safety. details are emerging about how and why what has happened here. remarkably, the reports said the stowaways were on the ship for more than 20 days. no papers with them so people don't know what is them so people don't know what is the motivation there, what were they doing, where they migrants trying to come to the country? i suspect more details to emerge in the coming days. thankfully, no one was hurt or injured. the crew are safe, and these seven hijackers are now being questioned by authorities. rachael. yeah, i mean, incredible competent response from the special forces, that they managed to take control of the situation, the seven stowaways and suspected hijackers of the boat are now detained, and the entire ship crew is well and safe, so it does seem to have be

forces board an oil tanker and detain seven stowaways after a suspected hijacking off the isle of wight. this was a very efficient operation. it only took nine minutes from the word go to the stowaways being rounded up and identified. as half—term begins for many, ministers insist they won't change their minds on free school meal vouchers over the holidays, saying they're providing help through extra funding to local authorities. we have put in £63 million precisely to support councils to deliver, and i think that is the best way of doing this. a covid test that can provide a result in 12 minutes will be available at boots, costing £120. young people, especially from deprived backgrounds, have had their earnings and job prospects hit hardest by the coronavirus pandemic. if you are part of the covert generation, let me know if you have been affected and how you feel about your future. you can been affected and how you feel about yourfuture. you can message me on instagram or twitter. or send me an e—mail. and coming up this hour, an historic day for british sport, as lewis hamilton break

police are dealing with an ongoing incident aboard a tanker near the coast of the isle of wight.s back the footballer marcus rashford's campaign for free school meals during the school holidays. after a public backlash, the welsh goverment says it will review its ban on supermarkets selling non—essential items during the country's two week lockdown. the new well—being hubs designed to help nhs staff cope with the stress of battling covid, as fears grow of a mental health crisis amongst health workers. lewis hamilton makes history as he breaks the record for the most formula 1 wins ever — the british driver took the title

metro — which has a picture of the dramatic moment special forces stormed a tanker off the isle of wightoast — after it says it was "seized" by seven stowaways. the daily telegraph says the operation tookjust nine minutes — and reports the ministry of defence‘s comments — that the ship had been "subject to a suspected hijacking". the financial times leads on president trump's comments that the us is "rounding the turn" on covid—19 — despite a recent surge in cases in the run up to the us election. the i quotes the us government scientist dr anthony fauci — who has suggested a coronavirus vaccine could be approved by end of this year. the daily mail reports that boots is launching a coronavirus testing service — which it says will give results injust 12 minutes. the guardian says the government is under pressure from conservative mps to perform a policy u—turn — after refusing to back down on its decision — not to extend free school meals over the holidays for disadvantaged children in england. and the back page of the metro captures an image of lewes hamilton — celebrating after winning

due to arrive this morning in fact here in southampton discovered some 6 miles off the isle of wight as it was approaching southampton that it had stowaways on board and i've heard from lloyd's list the editor of lloyd's list the shipping magazine saying that his information was that these stowaways had become well rowdy and violent when they were tried when the crew tried to confine them to a cabin that said another security expert who spoke into the financial times described it is definitely not a hijacking he said it was essentially stowaways who got in his words a bit rowdy with the crew now the own forces went in they have brought this matter to a swift close we don't know where those detained the stowaways on now and i know that the boat itself the ship itself is still circling in the sea off the isle of wight so there are more details yet to be found about exactly how this has been resolved but for the moment it all seems to come off peacefully. australia's condemning an incident that cattles international airport in which female 'd passengers were reportedly subjected to inva

the nave andromeda is in waters off the isle of wight.t stowaways were causing problems for the crew of the vessel, which had left lagos in nigeria in early october. let's talk to our correspondent duncan kennedy, who is nearby at lee—on—the—solent. a dramatic day on the andromeda, what more can you tell us? it really has been an extraordinary few hours, ending with a special forces raid on this tanker behind me. that raid involved four helicopters with themes of what is called sports —— special boat service, sps, based about 50 miles down the coast and landed on the deck of the vessel and therefore helicopters and used what was described as overwhelming force to retake the ship. they detained seven individuals. we are told the whole operation only took around nine minutes. so very quick operation. highly proficient and professional service, the sps, well known in many parts of the world. we are also told no members of the crew we re are also told no members of the crew were hurt during this operation. it was authorised by the home secret

was on route from lagos in nigeria to an oil refinery in southampton when it halted off the isle of wight so paul brennan joins us live now from southampton he getting any more information poll. we've had a statement fire social media from the ministry of defense tonight just about an hour and a half ago but confirming that the armed forces personnel were called in by police in order to bring this incident to to a resolution and that's exactly what they've done the minister of defense saying in response to a police request the home secretary of defense secretary authorized military personnel to board a ship to safeguard life and secure a ship that was subject to rock the minister of defense is described as a suspected hijacking taking control 7 individuals have been detained on the crew are safe and well the backdrop to all of this of course is that this not andromeda jus to arrive this morning in fact here in southampton discovered some 6 miles off the isle of wight as it was approaching southampton that it had stowaways on board and i've heard from lloyd's list the editor of lloyd's lis

forces board an oil tanker and detain seven stowaways after a suspected hijacking off the isle of wight. frank bough — the original host of breakfast time and the face of the bbc for decades — has died. aged 87. the government's original furlough scheme ends this week — i'll have more details about what's replacing it. an historic day for british sport. lewis hamilton breaks michael schumacher‘s all—time record for race wins, whilst tao geoghegan hart is victorious at the giro d'italia. and the moment a music teacher with dementia hears his composition played by an orchestra for the first time. good morning from arundel castle in west sussex, where it is a chilly start to the day. we will be talking to dupont through the course of this morning. the focus for this week will be windy at times, wet at times, but by the end of the week it will also be quite mild. more details in about ten minutes. it's monday the 26th of october. our top story. a navy special forces unit has stormed an oil tanker off the isle of wight after a suspected hijacking. seven stowaways — thought to be nigerian nat

he birmingham to the isle of wight fora newjob. he is birmingham to the isle of wight for a newjob.er six months in fellow. at some employment but i was a bit up in the air about what was going to happen at the time. i live on my owned. luke told me he struggled to live on his fellow wage, 80% of his salary and is relieved to be back in full—time work. how much of a difference hasn't made having a full—time salary again? difference hasn't made having a full-time salary again? it has managed to let afford my bills, that may be able to save my money for sport, even be able to afford christmas presents now. and that is what my main worry was, but i was going to let people down. from november, there will be new wage support schemes in place but some already on low pay worry it may not be enough to live on. sarah corker, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: it's been a turbulent year for boeing and the plane maker is set to announce its financial results later today. we'll preview those numbers injust a moment. indira gandhi, ruler of the world's largest democracy, died tod

let's now go to a final question and it is from a man from the isle of wight here in the uk.ay at the moment i believe china is in the lead when it comes to the race to everything else because of how advanced they are with all their equipment, with exception to elon musk and tesla and everything. but my question is what do you think it would take for us to move past this tech nationalism and how long do believe it would take for all the countries in the world to start working together, manufacturing everything? well, that is a nice conciliatory note to end on. let me come to you first on that one, shirley. i want to say if you look at injune in india they banned 68 chinese apps from operating in the country and we all know that the smartphone maker ali babar tends to all have significant investments in india, so if we look at this tech nationalism scenario, it is notjust confined to china and the us. i should say that perhaps, not to our liking, more more countries are joining the race in tech nationalism, but how do countries become competitive in global manufacturing? that

that the coast of the isle of wight that the dispatch was put out to try and arrest the individualse operation was selected around nine minutes. it succeeded very successfully. seven people arrested aboard a ship 22 crew. as you describe, it may be a hollywood movie any yet. crew. as you describe, it may be a hollywood movie any yetlj crew. as you describe, it may be a hollywood movie any yet. i will stay with you to take us to the front of the daily mirror. the question is can't you feed a nation hungry, kids too? he asked. y and x ordinary take i think from the daily mirror. here is borisjohnson who hasn't been seen for a few days, visiting a hospital to talk about the quality of hospital food. a lot of people thought that if the government were going to u—turn on this, they should have been extending free school meals that into the winter holidays, this would be the moment to do it. quite why then when he decides to stick to its guns and not shift and not u—turn on the free school meals did you decide to do a photo co—op and him being in serving hot food to and him being in servi

special forces team is now involved in an ongoing incident aboard a tanker near the coast of the isle of wighttors back the footballer marcus rashford's campaign for free school meals during the school holidays. after a public backlash, the welsh government says it will review its ban on supermarkets selling non—essential items during the country's two week lockdown. spain's government announces a new state of emergency as it tackles the virus — a national curfew from from 11pm until 6 in the morning is due to come in from sunday.

7: police are dealing with an ongoing incident aboard an oil tanker near the coast of the isle of wightmilitary support. more pressure on the government, as thousands of doctors back the footballer marcus rashford's campaign for free school meals during the school holidays. after a public backlash, the welsh goverment says it will review its ban on supermarkets selling non—essential items during the country's two week lockdown. the new well—being hubs, designed to help nhs staff cope with the stress of battling covid, as fears grow of a mental health crisis amongst health workers. and lewis hamilton makes history, as he breaks the record for the most

police are dealing with an ongoing incident aboard an oil tanker near the coast of the isle of wight.e pressure on the government as thousands of doctors back the footballer marcus rashford's campaign for free school meals during the school holidays. after a public backlash, the welsh government says it will review its ban on supermarkets selling nonessential items during the country's 2—week lockdown. the new well—being hubs designed to help nhs staff cope with the stress of battling covid, as fears grow of a mental health crisis amongst health workers. lewis hamilton makes history as he breaks the record for the most formula 1 wins ever at the grand prix in portugal. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. we will be reflecting on lewis hamilton's success today. as tao geoghegan hart wins the giro d'italia. we look at how he went from support rider to grand tour winner. not in my wildest dreams did i imagine that this would be possible. and everton slip to their first defeat of their season. a record. it is now a record 92 race wins for lewis hamilto

forces board an oil tanker and detain seven stowaways after a suspected hijacking off the isle of wight. this was a very efficient operation. it only took nine minutes from the word go to the stowaways being rounded up and identified. as half—term begins for many, ministers insist they won't change their mind on free school meal vouchers over the holidays — saying they're providing help through extra funding to local authorities. we have put in £63 million precisely to support councils to deliver, and i think that is the best way of doing this. a national curfew in spain, as europe tries to stem the tide of a second wave of coronavirus infections spreading across the continent. and coming up this hour, what would you do if your mum was spreading harmful disinformation about coronavirus? we've been finding out. i think she is too far gone, to be honest. i'm never going to have a relationship with my mum again and that is why it is important that if, you know, someone else is coming to you and saying i'm starting to believe this stuff, nip it in the bud. good morning. a navy special force

police are dealing with an ongoing incident aboard an oil tanker near the coast of the isle of wighte now made a request for military support. more pressure on the government as thousands of doctors back the footballer marcus rashford's campaign for free school meals during the school holidays. after a public backlash, the welsh goverment says it will review its ban on supermarkets selling non—essential items during the country's 2—week lockdown. hello, and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best movies available for viewing in cinemas and in the home. far and away my favourite film of the week is summer of 85, the latest from francois ozon, the french director behind such diverse fare as sitcom, under the sand and by the grace of a bittersweet saga of love and death, it's a coming—of—age tale that moves the original setting of aidan chambers‘ source novel from southend—on—sea to le treport in france, where the death—obsessed alex looks back on his relationship with the beautiful david. with the heady energy of an ‘80s teen pic, we watch alex falling fo

off the isle of wight corona virus lessons from asia is the program coming up next. one day when the covered 19 pandemic is history much time will be spent on retracing its origins and evolution and measuring its long time the facts but for now the corona virus is still a matter of life and death with many already mourning the loss of loved ones others fear they might be next billions of people around the world are in lockdown their lives on hold their jobs on the line economies are imploding health services a buckling under the strain and governments are struggling to find solutions to the biggest global challenge in decades. so one question is uppermost what's the best route out of this crisis and on seclude lie in east asia where covert 901st a pit and west states with varying degrees of success have tried different ways of defeating it. as witnessed by correspondents and for nations those distinct approaches might have something to teach us all. it's late march 2020 in beijing china. of took over 1001st appeared in the bay province in december 29000 the country's

forces board an oil tanker and detain seven stowaways after a suspected hijacking off the isle of wightt what's replacing it. an historic day for british sport. lewis hamilton breaks michael schumacher‘s all—time record for race wins, whilst tao geoghegan hart is victorious at the giro d'italia.

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itself is still circling in the sea off the isle of wight so there are more details yet to be found about exactly how this has been resolved but for the moment it all seems to come off peacefully. australia's condemning an incident that cattle is international airport in which female 'd passengers were reportedly subjected to invasive searches it happened earlier this month when star found an abandoned premature baby alive in an airport toilet it's reported that failed passengers including 13 australians were internally examined the australian government says it's been assured that detailed information will be provided so. this is our desire and these other top stories thousands are celebrating in chile where with most of the votes counted a referendum to change the constitution is on course to pass with an overwhelming majority the government agreed to the referendum following demonstrations. this referendum is not the end it is the beginning of a path that we must all walk to give the to agree on a new constitution for. until now the constitution has divided us from today we must all wo

was on route from lagos in nigeria to an oil refinery in southampton when it halted off the isle of wight. and then some news from power why police there of discovered the bodies of up to 7 people inside a shipping container the decomposed remains were discovered in a shipment of fertilizer from serbia prosecutors say the bodies were all adults to had identity documents suggesting they were moroccan police have confirmed 2 bodies were found but the containers owner says investigators found more. now the opposition candidate in the seychelles has won the country's presidential election while the run color one took more than 55 percent of the vote it's important because it's the 1st time the opposition has won an election in more than 40 years since independence from britain there is now as our ports. this is the 1st change of government in seychelles since the 1970 s. . one of the elected candidate for the presidential election it was the 6th time around color one had run for the presidency in all his previous attempts the last of the governing party candidate with a steadily growing share

metro — and its splash showing the dramatic moment special forces stormed a tanker off the isle of wight. the daily telegraph says the operation tookjust nine minutes — and reports the ministry of defence's comments — that the ship had been ‘subject to a suspected hijacking'. the times describes the scale of the military operation — reporting that four military helicopters took 40 personnel to the scene — and that 16 troops boarded the vessel — securing the ship with the backing of airborne snipers.

lagos in nigeria and was on its way to an oil refinery in southampton when it stopped off the isle of wight australia's government has raised serious concerns about reports female passengers were subjected to invasive searches a qatar's international airport it happened after staff found a premature baby alive and abandoned in a time until toilet 13 a stray and woman were among those reportedly examined this trillion government says an investigation is underway and it's been assured detailed information will be provided soon. tom's presidential win 4 years ago was partly down to white suburban women but with just over a week before the election it's not clear if he has what it takes to win them around this time was lynn jordan reports. it's the 1st rule of running for office ask the people for their vote but begging for support this close to election day that might be a sign of desperation shift bergrin women would you please like the. i say damn neighborhood ok donald trump's campaign is faced with a problem polls say the president is losing a key part of his base suburban white women vote

this the ship that was taken under control for several hours yesterday off the coast of the isle of wightard and detained several people. it is now docked at southampton harbour. that breaking news is that seven men have been arrested on suspicion of seizing or exercising control of a ship by use of threats or force. the government refuses to change its mind on free school meal vouchers over the holidays. the prime minister says they're providing help through extra funding to local authorities. the welsh government apologises over misinterpretation of its covid rules — saying period products are not affected. covid tests off the shelf — boots says results take 12 minutes, but they'll cost £120 each. we heard earlier about how some parts of europe are coming under fresh coronavirus lockdowns, well the czech republic, after being praised for its swift response back in spring, now has the highest number of cases by the proportion of its population in europe and the second highest number of deaths in the world. fearing the country's health system could be soon overwhelmed, the czech army has

the owner of the oil tanker involved in the security incident off the coast of the isle of wight yesterdayional" response. the crew were rescued and seven stowaways were detained when members of the special boat service stormed the vessel. 0ur defence correspondent, jonathan beale, is here. more details are coming out. how unusual has this been? it is exactly what the elite sbs train for, they did this a couple of years ago when a cargo ship in the thames estuary was taken. they did this operation under the cover of darkness, you and i would call it abseiling, they call it fast rope down onto the ship from the helicopter. a team of 16 using what was described as overwhelming force, that means they were armed to the teeth and taking control of that ship within nine minutes. essentially this was a textbook operation, what they trained for, as isaid. we operation, what they trained for, as i said. we had from the defence secretary ben wallace, who said he authorised this military response because what was emerging was a clear threat to life, he said, with increasingly hostile behaviour by the

was due to dock in southampton on sunday but stopped at sea off to moving erratic off the isle of wight. opposition candidate in seychelles has won the country's presidential election while the run color one took more than 55 percent of the vote it's the 1st time the opposition has won in more than 40 years after independence from britain reports. this is the 1st change of government in seychelles since the 1970 s. . to be elected for the presidential election it was the 6th time around color one had brown for the presidency in all his previous attempts the last of the governing party candidate with a steadily growing share of the vote in these elections there were no losers there were no winners our country was given the opportunity to come out as the ultimate winner with more than $70000.00 voters scattered across dozens of islands in the indian ocean the polls posed a logistical challenge light aircraft and delivered ballot papers to remote polling stations it took 3 days for everyone to vote for president danielle for voted in the capital victoria his party has governed the archipel

individuals have been detained following a military operation on a tanker off the coast of the isle of wight. more pressure on the government, as thousands of doctors back the footballer, marcus rashford's campaign for free school meals during the school holidays. after a public backlash, the welsh government says it will review its ban on supermarkets selling nonessential items during the country's two—week lockdown. spain's government announces a new state of emergency as it tackles the virus — a national curfew from from 11pm until six in the morning is due to come in from sunday. now on bbc news... the bbc‘s political editor laura kuenssberg talks to former head of the civil service lord sedwill about the uk government's response to the coronavirus pandemic, attacks on the civil service, and global diplomacy, in his first tv interview since leaving thejob. in terms of what's going on in your mind in terms of that unpredictability in the world. would be easierfor the uk if there was more predictable partner across the atlantic? i think the relationship of the us actually is stable and of

was all route from lagos in nigeria to an oil refinery in southampton when it halted off the isle of wight and those are the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after upfront goodbye. as protests valorous continue calling for the resignation of president. some of the women who have become a driving force of the protests. al-jazeera. welcome back to front i'm richelle carey today i'll talk to the journalist who was suspended from the u.s. sports network e.s.p.n. for her outspoken political views including calling donald trump a white supremacist i'll ask her how she feels now that the u.s. president has refused on live television to condemn white supremacy this week's headliner jamail hill. jamelle hill thank you so much for joining me on front i'm going to take you back to 2017 right you were at the center of a national firestorm because you tweeted that donald trump the president of the united states was a white supremacist right so white house press secretary said you should be fired your employer a.s.b. and rebuke you you did not back down you will even further you eventually pol

lagos in nigeria and was on its way to an oil refinery in southampton when it stopped off the isle of wight those are the headlines the news continues in about half an hour after al jazeera world go by. mannion. was having an experience which i'll never forget i was 19 years old at the time. and it was quite a surprise to find myself in right in the middle of a war the front seat literally. numbers were parents i worried and i. know it was a worry in times really it was a worrying time for us. not knowing and. if when when we're going to get out and it was very worrying for the parents as well or you know. their sons or husbands and all that was going to come out because of the way the war was going but once it was over there's just a waiting game. during this conflict there was a bit of anxiety because if you're in the middle of a war trapped there you don't really know which side accidentally could hit your ship so it's quite scary times and it wasn't a glorious place to be obviously when you see a conflict like that and you watch it on the televisions on the television or film wall. glor

you have these folks who push these theories about why masks aren't the ray wight way to go.eems to be more broadly in line with trying to look at what the president has done on the coronavirus which is minimal. and then to tailor their interpretation of the science to make the president feel good about himself. and this -- this pandemic response led by one man's ego rather than a pandemic response led by the science is exactly why the united states bltit it' for nearly 20% of deaths in the whole world to coronavirus. it looks like atlas is another of these handpicked crony doctors who uses md as a fig leaf for the president's narcissism. it's inappropriate. it's wrong, and people are dying because of it. twitter rightly flagged it and removed it. >> what do you make, however, of the fact that this is a doctor speaking for the white house where the president himself suffered from this virus? now granted he received treatment and got better and three minutes treatment -- and treatment not available to the general public. the fact that the president actually had covid and this

that means getting very cold as you get those big thunderstorms developing there and the start of wight now this will be a large storm that is approaching of the gulf coast. >>here we go 90 mile an hour sustained winds still a category one remember yesterday was a category 4 weakened quite a bit. but now it's moving out over open waters really nothing to interfere with that you get over those warm waters the gulf all of a sudden by tomorrow night we're talking about a category 3 again and then it starts to bear down turning northeast and making its way toward guess what louisiana again possibly as a category 3 we have got a long way to go but certainly a very dangerous storm system comes on shore like that and you can see some storm surge maybe 7 maybe 10 maybe 11 feet along the coastline. all right, let's get you back out west we're keeping our fingers crossed trying to bring the first rain of the season here frontal system rolling in off the coast, you see little swirl in the atmosphere gets very close as we get toward friday. but a kind of wants to stop right there and sag to the sou

threats or force, after the security incident involving an oil tanker off the coast of the isle of wightked the uk for its "timely and professional" response. members of the special boat service had stormed the vessel. 0ur defence correspondent told me this is exactly what the sbs is trained for. they did this a couple of years ago when a cargo ship in the thames estuary was taken. they did this operation under the cover of darkness, abseiling — you and i would call it abseiling, they call it fast ropes — down onto the ship from a helicopter. a team of 16 using what was described as overwhelming force, which essentially means they were armed to the teeth, and then taking control of that ship within just nine minutes, so this was i think essentially a textbook operation, what they train for, as i say. we've just heard from the defence secretary ben wallace, who said he authorised this military response because what was emerging was a clear threat to life, he said, with increasingly hostile behaviour by the seven stowaways on board. now, there are unconfirmed reports that some of those sto

yesterday morning as the ship approached his destination near the isle of wight police got a call from 5pm police asked for military assistance. two hours later 16 troopers from the special boat service that use these waters as a training grounds onto the deck from royal navy helicopters. they detained the stowaways believed to be nigerians seeking asylums in a matter of minutes. if you're faced with the prospect of heavily armed men coming onto the ship and you didn't get onto the ship in the first place to die in the general, you came onto the ship to get into the united kingdom, you're going to give up pretty quickly. and that accou nts give up pretty quickly. and that accounts for why it only took nine minutes. the 228 metre tanker was moved here to southampton harbour where it was due to doc anyway. all 22 crew members were brought to safety whilst the seven stowaways we re safety whilst the seven stowaways were handed over to hampshire police. those men have all been arrested on suspicion of seizing or exercising control of a ship by use of threats or force. and all remain in pol

he's moved from birmingham to the isle of wight for a newjob.t me able to save money towards being able to afford christmas presents now. that's what my main worry was. i was going to let people down. the hospitality sector continues to be one of the worst hit industries. tier 3 restrictions have shut bars and nightclubs in manchester once again. a second lockdown for these staff. as government support changes, this time instead of getting 80% of his salary, chris will get 67%. i think across the board, we are getting less now and it's getting to a point where i'm having to rely on partner, family, friends, to support myself and actually, the truth is, they are struggling just as much. from november, there will be new wage support schemes in place. but some already on low pay worry it might not be enough to live on. sarah corker, bbc news, manchester. so the furlough scheme finishes at the end of this week. it'll be replaced by the job support scheme. that kicks in on the ist of november. it will be interesting to see what effect that has, it me

irish sea, and some could clip north—west england, wales, getting down in the direction of the isle of wight is a straight northerly coming our way so that is going to feel much colder. it is going to be a drier day for many, with just a few showers but wet again on monday. this is bbc news, i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11: tighter coronavirus restrictions are expected early next week for parts of england, that could result in the closure of bars and restaurants. we are trying to take a localised approach. we are trying to agree a greater consistency to the rules so they are easier to understand. we are also trying to work on slightly broader canvases of regions or cities and counties, to avoid differences in people's daily lives if they drive over the border between one place or another. as new coronavirus restrictions hit scotland's hospitality sector, there's concern it could sound the "death knell" for some businesses. a sharp increase in covid—19 cases in countries across europe — germany calls the rise "worrying". in brussels, cafes and bars have been ordered to close this mor

it would allow us to introduce wight testing, a vital tool in taking on this virus and i pay tributeat the daily testing capacity will be by the end of the year? because we have seen delays in the pilot, sal fred was supposed to be testing 250 people a day using saliva testing but this is now been refocused. it is vital that testing of all front line health care workers is now introduced to help the nhs get through the winter. the urgently speed up the validation of pooled pcr testing in the lighthouse labs. it has not happened yet, we really needed. this virus, testing must be quick, yet the results still aren't turned around and 24 hours. again, when will they be turned around and 24 hours? and contact must be traced quickly and those who have traced be given support to isolate. yet we have to be frank, a badly designed existing failing to trace a patient contacts costing £12 billion and paying them £7,000 a day and the minister for the cabinet office justify the feelings yesterday saying that the virus is accelerating that when the virus is accelerating, any test entry system of w

some of us are also looking at some blue skies, as this beautiful weather watcher from the isle of wightping southwards and weakening all the time so showers across southern areas will become more sporadic and, in between all of these areas of rain and showers, we are looking at brighter skies or hazy sunshine. so a fine afternoon across the channel islands and much of southern england, watch out for one or two rogue showers in the same for wales, the midlands and into east anglia. southern parts of england should be mostly dry but a few more showers across the northern half of northern ingrid. northern ireland, drying out view, western scotla nd ireland, drying out view, western scotland seeing some sunshine but as the heavy rain falls away from eastern scotland, you will be left with a fair bit of cloud and the odd spot. temperatures generally down on yesterday, the top temperature was in edinburgh yesterday, today we are looking at ten or 11 but 17 is likely to be the highest we are going to see in london. through this evening and overnight, there will be clear skies, some showers and

the stark choice, and by the way, prime minister, cornwell is the only place, possibly the isle of wight of your constituencies for millions of people in tier 2 and tier 3 with no exit, or put in place a two or three—week time limited circuit breaker to break the cycle and bring the virus back under control. wales, northern ireland and scotla nd control. wales, northern ireland and scotland in part have chosen that path. with half term starting this friday, this may be the last opportunity for the prime minister to put in place an effective circuit break. the prime minister was too slow in the first phase of this pandemic. he's being too slow again. we cannot repeat this mistake. will he act in the public interest and ta ke he act in the public interest and take the opportunity to put in place a circuit break friday? mr speaker, we will do whatever it takes to get this country through the crisis. with or without the support of the right honourable gentleman opposite, andi right honourable gentleman opposite, and i may say that his policy, i have explained why i don't think his policy is