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its revealed that almost 400 hotels across the uk are now being used to house asylum seekers — at a cost of £6 million a day. and why something fishy has been going on after the body of a rare shark was discovered on a beach in hampshire. and coming up on the bbc news channel... facing a length ban — aleksandar mitrovic�*s moment of madness means he could be out for a significant part of fulhams season. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. for the increasingly isol...

forecast for europe. the chinese president xi visits moscow, his first visit since russias invasion of ukraine. in 20 years since the us—led coalition invaded iraq to topple dictator saddam hussein. we look at the legacy. the un secretary—general antonio guterres has hailed a major new report on climate change as a "survival guide for humanity". climate scientists from intergovernmental panel on climate change said clean energy and technology can be exploited to avoid the growing c...

military calling calling out putin. an armored train equipped with high tech administration system drops him out in front of his house, the results of president biden of physical has been released doctors say hes physically healthy but the white house will not say if he took a cognitive test. how come? and access into an american production factory, ramped up to the max a race against time a report youll see first here, lets go time it out on the calling the wagner group, publically ...

Storm freddy is likely to be the longest lasting tropical cyclone on record, say meteorologists. todays report says climate change is likely to intensify tropical storms like this yet further. but all hope is not lost said the un chief today. the 1.5 degree limit is achievable, but it will take a quantum leap in climate action. this report is a clarion call to massively fast—track climate efforts by every country and every sector and on every timeframe. the alpine glaciers of europe lost 6% of...

Public events and six metro counties and there will be other measures in place but you think that we are going to see some of these mandates in the next days and weeks? >> i do because the public is sending a very strong message that now that they are done with the field and the mandates and the restrictions and they want to live their lives. member the restrictions and all the mandates word designed for more dangerous strains. we how much different virus strain that is -- to give you an example...

>> and as senator, of course. and he was very much acting like the consoler in chief today. did not deliver formal prepared remarks. he made some comments to reporters in shanksville earlier in the day, but what are your thoughts on how president biden handled this day? the way i look at it, he is uniquely suited for these moments. >> he is, but he is the president that comes after all this. hes the fourth american president who has dealt with 9/11, the fallout, afghanistan, iraq. so he clearly ...

The president has promised emergency relief to those areas affected. we are due to hear what else he proposes later in the hour, so lets cross to new york and speak to our correspondent neda tawfik. good to see you. give us a sense then now the waters have receded whatjoe biden is going to be seeing in queens and what they need. christian, president biden has really reprised his role as consoler in chief today. he was around a new jersey greeting families outside of their homes, where they are s...

Managing the labs safety protocols until they were abruptly kicked out of the lab by the chinese government in 2017 shortly after it was inaugurated. two years earlier, french intelligence washed the u.s. government that it had concerns about chinese behavior of the lab. >> get out of the lab that. >> according to david asher the state departments lead investor into the covid origin. frances cia were pretty public in sounding their alarm bells, not typical. i cant understand how nih, dod and aid...

These cartels get empowered. right? the estimation, something like $150 billion in 2016 spent by americans on illegal drugs. now, because theyre illegal, they go directly into the pockets of criminals and they use them to buy gun, to buy officials, to buy judges and so forth. its very hard to win a war on drugs when its a demand problem more than a supply problem. >> dana: if you were the dea chief today, what specifically would you want to get done? maybe two things youd want to get done quickl...

President plays the role of consoler in chief today. his critics are suggesting the rhetoric the president has used over the last three years contributed somehow to what was going on and what happened in el paso. to a lesser degree in dayton, i suppose. the president was asked if his rhetoric has contributed to a growing culture of white nationalism in this country. listen. >> president trump: my critics are political people trying to make points. in many cases theyre running for president and t...