you know, have a roof over their heads. it could happen to any of us, couldn t you? you just don t know what s on the corner. correct. so it sjust, it could be could be any of us. with so many people here in the uk wanting to help, whether the government will be able to meet the logistical challenge is yet to be seen. anna adams, bbc news, upminster. there are unconfirmed reports that three british citizens, thought to be ex special forces personnel, were killed in the air strike on a military base in western ukraine on sunday. let s speak now to former british army lieutenant, glen grant, who was involved in retraining and reforming the ukrainian army. hejoins us from latvia this morning. thank you very much for speaking to us. can we start with the unconfirmed reports that it was just mentioning, but the three x british forces killed in the strike. is that
boris strong in his stance and obviously borisjohnson always strong in his stance and obviously boris johnson always kind strong in his stance and obviously borisjohnson always kind of leads but that borisjohnson always kind of leads but that great britain, we want to be believed on the world stage type of narrative, so it s not surprising, but, you know, the main thing surprising, but, you know, the main thing about surprising, but, you know, the main thing about this is that these people thing about this is that these people at the end of this, its peoples people at the end of this, its peoples lives that are being affected, and in this sense, we have had a affected, and in this sense, we have had a massive tragedy this week on wednesday with the fatalities that we saw wednesday with the fatalities that we saw in the channel, and i think that it we saw in the channel, and i think that it really should have been, i understand france s standpoint of why they understand
pushing for more data sharingment a lot of things have to go right but the announcement these ports would go 24/7 that s a big part of it bret: the announcement came this week, jen psaki from the white house briefing room said it had been worked on for months but you could see this coming down the road for a while, couldn t you, mr. secretary? well, yeah. i mean, let s work backward from this week s announcement. la announced that it was going 24/7 but a few weeks earlier, long beach had announced their pilot to do that. if you can imagine, a port that massive flipping to 24/7 is not something you can do overnight. about you that work began in july when i convened pretty much the entire ecosystem of supply chain actors that work around those west coast ports much those two ports represent 30% of the container traffic in into this country and something that emerged from that gathering that we want to pursue is to expand those hours. you can wind the clock back even further to februa
me his reaction to the bt social media apps stop and one man pleased because it means that the government are taking this issue very seriously, but on the other hand, i m a little disappointed, because we have been trying to work with the governments and ministers for a very long time now with respect to our own app called holly guard. it actually has the same functionality that the bt app proposes to have, but has a lot more functionality. so we are a bit perplexed as to why the government aren t speaking to us, but as soon a big giant comes in, you know, they start to speak to them. so we would like to speak to them. so we would like to speak to the government. 0ur app is up and running from its tribe, it s tested, it s been working out for six years, and we can put that out tomorrow for the whole country. i mean, realistically, you could be working with the government, with bt to really push this out there, couldn t