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More closely than ever to tackle the people smugglers organising crossings to make this route unviable. i think the reality is that everything tried in the past is still seeing numbers go up, and the reality is at the moment, it's largely the weather that controls these crossings because if the weather is bad, it stops the crossing. but the weather is one thing, the politicians and certainly can't control. thing, the politicians and certainly can't control-— thing, the politicians and certainly can't control. ., ,, , ., , . can't control. thank you very much, simon jones- _ the headlines on ...

It is a tax on all those in work. the vote is expected to pass when the vote takes place within the next few hours. we'll have the latest from westminster. also on the programme... the biggest ever terror trial in france gets underway. 130 people were killed in coordinated islamist attacks in 2015. more than a thousand people have crossed the channel in small boats this week — the home secretary is to hold talks with her french counterpart. the former president of afghanistan — ashraf ghani — apologises for the taliban takeover in his country — saying his abrupt departure was the only ...

A relief _ speaking to the bbc, borisjohnson guarantees that the nhs will not be allowed to swallow up all the extra money. also tonight... high security ahead of an historic terror trial in paris — salah abdeslam will face justice for the bataclan attack six years ago. one is a famous footballer, the other is a famous rugby player — so how and why did the education secretary mix them up? from great britain, and raducanu! she's on court now — emma raducanu is playing for a place in the us open semi finals on her first appearance there. even she calls it surreal. she has just she hasjust ...

MagazinePodcastVideosCampaign Resources As I write this in September 2020, a trial is underway in France for 14 people charged in connection with acts of Islamic terrorism in January 2015. At the offices of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, Saïd Kouachi and his brother Chérif killed 12 people in a hail of bullets; cartoonists, editors, police, a janitor, a proofreader, and a visitor died violently. Eleven more were wounded. Police hunted the brothers down and killed them in a shootout. The day after the attack Amedy Coulibaly, another terrorist in the group, killed a policewoman. On J...

Hopefuls, of course, saying that an investigation is absolutely necessary following this death. >> kirsten gillibrand says this raises cig infosignificant conc >> when prisons say, when they know someone is a suicide risk, they should be monitored very closely. the man is gone. the trump administration has not handled this well from the very beginning, but it's past. i have empathy for his family and all the victims. >> this is known to be one of the most high security prisons. it's where you put terrorists before a terror trial. so for this to happen raises very significant concerns in my min...