says a joined our sponsor is the only remedy in the state of texas breaks in early voting records more people have voted before this election and in the tire 2016 votes. come to program our top story as a desperate search for survivors in the turkish city of izmir after it was struck by a powerful earthquake on the aegean sea the magnitude 7 tremor brought down buildings and triggered tidal waves in the coastal city as well as in parts of greece at least 20 buildings have collapsed several neighborhoods or flooded by sea water fishel figures are that 14 people are known known to have died and that includes 2 teenagers on the greek island of samuel s but the number is expected to rise more than 400 others were injured though search and rescue teams are still working through the rubble and a new reports now from istanbul. rescuers search for survivors and the rubble of buildings in is made trickiest 3rd biggest city the epicenter of friday afternoons shallow magnitude 7 earthqu
in a row. good morning. there are some pretty let s go to border. difficult weather out there this morning if you are travelling, with a rain and the hill snow and a we ve had a spanish drama, strong and gusty winds that are now now a swedish drama. a female customs officer starting to pick up too. i ll have who can smell fear. well done. more detailfor you on starting to pick up too. i ll have more detail for you on the day ahead in around 15 minutes. that is a brilliant synopsis. the less beyond that it s sunday the 10th of march. you know, the better. a story by the writer our top story: two leading brexiteers are warning of let the right one in, that delaying brexit would do which tells you there may be some supernatural elements. incalculable harm which was good. absolutely brilliant. she s a border guard, to public trust in politics. she can smell trouble, the comments, from she feels like she is an outsider, tory mp steve baker considered all her life there s and the
have arrived in syrian refugee camps in recent days, after fleeing the final stronghold good morning. welcome to breakfast of the islamic state group. with rogerjohnson and tina daheley. baghouz is the last our headlines today: village still controlled by the jihadi militants. ahead of a big week in westminster, two leading western backed forces are reported brexiteers warn that any delay to be poised to resume theirfinal to leaving the eu would cause push on the area. serious damage to public trust in politics. now, there are reports today that two more british women who married so called islamic state fighters are to be stripped of their citizenship. they are poor to the home secretary according to the sunday times, reema iqbal and her sister zara has decided to revoke the british citizenship of the women who joined travelled to syria in 2013 the hardy group in syria. the and are now in a refugee camp. it follows the decision by the home office to remove 19 year old sham
in recent days after fleeing the final stronghold of the islamic state group. bagooz is the last village still wales edge ever closer controlled by thejihadi militants. western backed forces are reported to be poised to grand slam glory. to resume their final push on the area. they beat scotland in the six there are reports that two more british women who married so called nations, their 13th win in a row. good morning. islamic state fighters are to be there s some pretty difficult stripped of their citizenship. according to the sunday times, weather out there this morning reema iqbal and her sister, if you re travelling be it with the rain or the hill snow zara travelled to syria in 2013 and are now in a refugee camp. and strong and gusty winds that are now starting to pick up too. it follows a decision by the home office to remove 19 year old i ll have more detail for you on the day ahead shamima begum s citizenship. in around 15 minutes. it s sunday the 10th of march. ou
and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9.35 this mornings reviewers are business commentator, josie cox, and education editor at the sunday times sian griffiths. we start with breaking news this hour that ethiopian airlines has confirmed that one of its planes has come down on its way from addis ababa to the kenyan capital, nairobi. the ethiopian prime minister, abiy ahmed, has tweeted his condolences to those who have lost loved ones. there are no details of casualties 149 passengers and eight crew members were on board, ethiopian airlines has confirmed that a scheduled 737 flight from addis ababa to nairobi crashed shortly after taking off. there is no official information about casualties but flight et302 left addis ababa in the morning and a traffic control lost contact with it six minutes later. the crash area is believed to be in bishoftu about a two hour drive from the capital. 149 passengers and eight crew on board with search and rescue operator