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Have accused them in the past of housing and giving refuge to a number of evo moraless ministers with sa should face charges. that is the colonel of how the situation has unfolded. a real ramping up of the security presence and that cause mexico to protest what was happening outside the embassy building. now it has slid even further with this declaring of persona non grata of the mexican ambassador la paz. declaring of persona non grata of the mexican ambassador la pazm that was not complicated ...

Civil aviation authority to bring tens of thousands of people home. this shows you just how different running a repatriation mission is to operating a commercial airline. the aircraft leave uk airports empty. but once in majorca, the authorities get as many holidaymakers as possible on board. before the company went bust, there were seven thomas cook flights scheduled to leave palma today for uk airports. with this giant aircraft, those seven flights become one into manchester. its been absolute...

He denies all the charges against him. and he says he is now able to communicate with the media and the public to let them know, he says, was really going on. very interesting. thank you. we will bring you up—to—date with what is happening with the train companies. all rail companies should be running fully accessible trains for disabled users from tomorrow, but some firms could still be operating services that will break the new legislation. new carriages have been delayed, as have some ada...

Services that break the new legislation. around ten firms have been forced to apply for temporary exclusions because of delays in adapting old carriages and getting new ones. our disability news correspondent nikki fox reports. do you need a ramp? there are yeah, i do. my wheelchair space was taken up. the depot doesnt have a wheelchair carriage on it. just some of the situations disabled people find themselves in when travelling by train. its supposed to get easier, because in 2020 by law all t...

It was worrying, but then things have gone quite smooth. after a while, initially, yes, it was worrying. very lucky. very lucky, considering all of the staff who have lost theirjobs and people who have lost their holidays. we managed to finish ours, so you cant say any more than that, really. then, the flight back and the paper cups a reminder about who was supposed to fly them home. but some did travel in style for the first time. never thought i would see the day that we would be sat in busine...

Explosion in the capital mogadishu which killed more than 80 people. it said the target had been a convoy of turkish nationals and apologised for the deaths of civilians. the iraqi prime minister, abdul mahdi, says us airstrikes on what he called "iraqi armed forces" were a violation of sovereignty. iran has condemned the attacks, which it claims left at least 25 members of an iranian—backed iraqi militia force dead. facilities in iraq and syria were targetted on sunday in retaliation for atta...

Lebanon says the former nissan boss carlos ghosn entered the country this is bbc news im shaun ley. the headlines at two. thousands of people in south—eastern australia are forced to seek refuge on the coast after becoming trapped by advancing bushfires. lebanon says the former nissan boss carlos ghosn entered the country legally and will not face any legal consequences, after he fled japan where he was awaiting trial. thousands of iraqi militiamen attack the american embassy in baghdad, angry...

If not decades, im sure. i think its been a national scandal to let a company of that size and heritage and history just fall like that. life has moved on, and i dont think you ever actually know or get the answers to questions that the crew and people who work for thomas cook would seek. the oldest brand in british travel is gone. and those who were the heart and soul of the company will be picking up the pieces well into the new year. we want answers, we want them now! what do we want? answers...

By day two, it was completely different. the big airlines had come in to help and it was really smooth from there. the civil aviation authority had experience to draw on when monarch airlines collapsed two years ago. then, it had to repatriate more than 100,000 people. but 0peration matterhorn, which cost the uk government £40 million, was significantly bigger. at the beginning of week two, i was allowed on board an airbus a380 tasked with bringing hundreds of people home. this airbus a380 is a...

Of people home. this shows you just how different running a repatriation mission is to operating a commercial airline. the aircraft leave uk airports empty. but once in majorca, the authorities get as many holidaymakers as possible on board. before the company went bust, there were seven thomas cook flights scheduled to leave palma today for uk airports. with this giant aircraft, those seven flights become one into manchester. its been absolutely fabulous. the holiday has been fabulous. the info...