are not that unusual. mexican cartels ferrying cocaine and heroin day and night. the military enjoy some success, occasionally intercepting the small craft. but how many do they miss? this is just one front in a battle being waged across mexico and across the region. another venue in the fight, in the state in the west of the country. there, the army has taken control of the town, part of the larger city. it is the home of the drug lord, a man on the run who is wanted both in mexico and the united states. the battle rages on. this is bbc news a reminder of our headlines. borisjohnson warns europe could be on the verge of the biggest conflict since the second world war if russia invades ukraine. canadian police defend their use of pepper spray and stun grenades to clear demonstrators from outside parliament.
control of the town, part of the larger city. it is the home of the drug lord, a man on the run who is wanted both in mexico and the united states. if this is a war, wherever she it is yet to be one. the battle rages on. this is bbc news a reminder of our headlines. borisjohnson warns europe could be on the verge of the biggest conflict since the second world war if russia invades ukraine. canadian police defend their use of pepper spray and stun grenades to clear demonstrators from outside parliament. let s turn now to storm eunice, it has wreaked havoc across europe, causing power outages and killing at least 16 people. the victims were struck by falling trees and flying debris in britain, ireland, the netherlands, belgium, germany and poland. anna holligan reports.
of the drug lord, a man on the run who is wanted both in mexico and the united states. the battle rages on. this is bbc news the latest headlines. borisjohnson warns europe could be on the verge of the biggest conflict since the second world war if russia invades ukraine. canadian police defend their use of pepper spray and stun grenades to clear demonstrators from outside parliament. let s turn now to storm eunice, it has wreaked havoc across europe, causing power outages and killing at least 16 people. the victims were struck by falling trees and flying debris in britain, ireland, the netherlands, belgium, germany and poland. anna holligan reports. amsterdam s famous tree lined streets were transformed into death traps. four people were killed by falling trunks, including someone riding a bicycle. coastal areas experienced the most intense winds, with gusts of up to 90 mph.
tarpaulin is blown into the sea. whatever was in these containers, the crew tried to dispose of it. the men were taken into custody and now face charges linked to drug smuggling. incidents like this are not that unusual. mexican cartels ferrying cocaine and heroin day and night. the military enjoy some success, occasionally intercepting the small craft. but how many do they miss? this isjust small craft. but how many do they miss? this is just one front in a battle being waged across mexico and across the region. another venue in the fight, in the state in the west of the country. there, the army has taken control of the town, part of the larger city. it is the home of the drug lord, a man on the run who is wanted both in mexico and the united states. if this is a war, wherever she it is yet to be one. the battle rages on.
another venue in the fight, in the state in the west of the country. there, the army has taken control of the town, part of the larger city. it is the home of the drug lord, a man on the run who is wanted both in mexico and the united states. if this is a war, wherever she it is yet to be one. the battle rages on. this is bbc news a reminder of our headlines. borisjohnson warns europe could be on the verge of the biggest conflict since the second world war if russia invades ukraine. canadian police defend their use of pepper spray and stun grenades to clear demonstrators from outside parliament. let s stay with that story now. we can speak to mackenzie grey a journalist with ctv national news, who s at the frontline of the protests.