of minutes where there have been fires. the campaigning organisation says it has found 51 fires it believes break the new rules. on the bows estate in the yorkshire dales national park, one of the locations identified by greenpeace, the bbc found evidence of burning on deep peat. it s already more than 40 centimetres. it is peat all the way. and this runs 67 centimetres deep. the bbc approached the landowner for comment but received no reply. the government didn t want to be interviewed for this report, but it confirmed it has received evidence that claims to show illegal fires. it told the bbc any cases where a breach of consent or regulation is suspected will be investigated. the moorland association, which represents the owners of moorland estate, told the bbc it welcomed the government inquiry.
and then i saw that it s something that is normal it s happening to everyone in 2018. ivana nincevic lesandric stood up and used the word uterus , pain and painful procedure in croatian parliament. daniela drandic from the croatian campaigning organisation parents in action had begun to collect testimonies from women experiencing violence in hospitals. when we think of maternity services, we think of happy mothers and beautiful little babies. but what we weren t thinking about was many of the human rights violations that were happening behind those closed doors. unfortunately, this is something that is quite normal in croatia and throughout the region, and it s something that ivana put on the table. she shone a very striking light on it.
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it is coming to a close at the hat he had for the first half. i ll have more in the next hour. the head of the armed forces has said the uk s operation to evacuate civilians from kabul airport will end today. general sir nick carter said it had been heartbreaking that troops had not been able to rescue everybody, but insisted some very challenging judgments had to be made on the ground. well, there are of course many different types of people who haven t been able to get out of afghanistan and will now have real concerns about both their own safety and that of their families. among them are academics. professorjane falkingham is from southampton university and works with a campaigning organisation the council of at risk academics. earlier, she explained to me what she and the organisation has been doing. u nfortu nately, we unfortunately, we cannot bring you that at the moment. but she was telling me earlier that there are 12
yesterday the us said that that wasn t the case and they said that they were still in control of the gates and of operations but we are hearing but that is a transfer to the taliban could happen quite soon, so it really is coming into the endgame, now. i m joined now by professorjane falkingham southampton university, part of the council of at risk academics a campaigning organisation originally founded in the 1930s to help people fleeing nazi germany. welcome. thank you forjoining us. how much contact if you had with colleagues on the ground in afghanistan and what is the situation in terms of people having left, people staying behind? thank ou ve left, people staying behind? thank you very much left, people staying behind? thank you very much and left, people staying behind? thank you very much and first left, people staying behind? thank you very much and first can - left, people staying behind? thank you very much and first can i - left, people staying behind? thank you ve