of kabul. it has now landed in doha with some 200 foreign nationals on board. meanwhile, inside afghanistan, the taliban continues to crackdown on protesters. also, claims journalists have been to crackdown on protesters. also, claimsjournalists have been beaten as they cover the demonstrations. and we will look at what is to blame for the shortages in the uk. is it brexit or covid? france has accused the uk government of breaking the law in its new hardline policy in preventing migrants from crossing the channel. the british government has authorised the border force to turn back some boats in limited circumstances . a record number of migrants have attempted the dangerous crossing between southern england and northern france this summer. over 1,500 migrants have arrived in britain this week. 785 on monday. this can be signed off by the home secretary. this is conservative mp tim loughton. it sounds good, and i have every sympathy for the home secretary. these are very fl
scenes of desperation repeated across india, as it grapples with a ferocious second wave of covid i9. it is what has been feared would happen since the pandemic began. but once the first wave subsided, the government almost declared victory over covid i9. the country has been caught unprepared. and the queen says thank you for the support and kindness she s been shown since the death of the duke of edinburgh, in a message issued on her 95th birthday. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the us justice department has announced an investigation into the minneapolis police department and its practices. it comes less than 2a hours after the conviction of a white police officer, derek chauvin, for the murder of the unarmed black man, george floyd. speaking in the past hour, the attorney general said building trust between community and law enforcement will take time and effort. more on his comments shortly but first this report on the reaction to the chauvin verdict, from our
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from the besieged ukrainian city of mariupol. that s alongside coverage of eu leaders considering an embargo on russian oil to increase pressure on moscow. another picture of those evacuated women highlighted by the independent, which is online only. the main story says thousands of ukrainian refugees who ve come to the uk are being forced into overcrowded accommodation amid criticism of the government s resettlement schemes. meanwhile, an exclusive report from the guardian claiming that the home secretary is facing mass legal action over delays in helping ukrainians who have applied to come here. charities say the scheme is adding to the trauma of those fleeing the conflict. where have our gps gone, asks the daily mail as figures show there s now one doctor for every 2200 patients across the country. and the fail of the sentry is the metro s headline. the paper says a man claiming to be a priest got into barracks by windsor castle and was invited to stay there, alongside
hospital are close to collapse. the situation in nasser hospital the largest hospital in the southern part of the gaza street, remains extremely precarious. it s unclear exactly what s going on there. the israeli military has been there since the early hours of thursday morning. they are arresting members of staff who they believe are connected with hamas. they ve discovered some arms that have been hidden away in the hospital. and they re also looking for evidence that hostages may have been held in the hospital at one point or another. they say that, while doing that, they are doing their best to try and keep the hospital functioning, bringing in diesel and oxygen and helping to repair a generator. the head of the who, and gaza s health ministry, have both said that the hospital is essentially not functioning anymore. we ve heard reports from inside the hospital suggesting that as many as 11 people may have died as a result of interruptions to power and oxygen. so i think,