The last is enclave in mosul. The army has told the bbc that british fighters are among the militants. Earlier, the Iraqi Military said it had captured almost all of the area our correspondent orla guerin, and cameraman nico hameon, have sent us this report from the front line. Heading to the front line in mosul. You have to run. And beware of snipers. But troops from iraqs Emergency Response division are advancing every day. The target here a hospital complex. We move deeper into the battle. Getting a chance to see how the fight is being taken to the so called Islamic State. Urban warfare at its most intimate. Near enough to throw a hand grenade. Then this. Well, the fight here is at extremely close quarters, this is the most forward position the iraqi troops have. They tell us that the nearest is position is just 15 metres away, and when they are firing here, the distance is so small that sometimes they can see the faces of the is militants. The troops here, mostly young, determined
although they will never talk about a formal agreement, they will have an understanding in certain areas between them and the lib dems as to who is really going to go at the campaign and who is going to sit back, to an extent, and that the other party win. they don t want to split the vote and see the conservatives stay in place. that is a sort of dynamic we are going to see in the run up to the next general election, certainly here in the south west of england and other areas. but, as far as lib dems are concerned, they are talking now about 15 other seats here in the south west that have a smaller tory majority, where they came second in the last election, or feel best placed to win, where they now have their eye on in the run up to the next general election. their eye on in the run-up to the next general election. next general election. jonathan, thank ou next general election. jonathan, thank you for next general election. jonathan, thank you for your next general election. jon
many, quite a lot of clout in the mix and some clear spells, some rain fringing into northern ireland and western scotland, mildest in the south west of england where we will see a lot of cloud tomorrow morning and some of rain. two main areas of wet weather tomorrow, one pushing up from the south west, affecting a good part of england and wales. some of that could be heavy and thundery for a time into the afternoon. also this band of rain working northwards across scotland, could be some snow mixing in over higher ground in the highlands because temperatures, 7 8. further south, temperatures a touch higher than they have been. as we move through tomorrow night and thursday night into friday, heavy rain for a thursday night into friday, heavy rainfora time, thursday night into friday, heavy rain for a time, much of that will clear and the north of the casing lots of clout and a few showers on friday. furthersouth, lots of clout and a few showers on friday. further south, some spells of
member of this western military alliance and though therefore can block any other country from joining and yet, this is very important to sweden, ever since russia invaded ukraine, it prompted them to join an alliance that they were hesitant to join before and so they really want to repair this relationship with president over one and this certainly damages it and on top of it president over one has already been calling for concessions from sweden in order to accept their application erdogan. things like expelling critics that the president said iraq in sweden as well as kurds who he insists are terrorist are not, but damage had already been done last week when an effigy of the president was hanged in sweden and so given that this is such an important relationship to sweden right now, they have a long way to go to repair it. now, they have a long way to go to repair it to repair it. thanks very much, as a missionary. azadeh moshiri. campaigners have staged a protest on dartmoo
president macron says it s the best way to ensure the system remains affordable. campaigners have staged a protest on dartmoor national park in the south west of england after the high court ruled that people aren t allowed to camp there without the permission of landowners. the national park authorities have since agreed a deal to allow wild camping in designated areas but the protestors say their access to the countryside is being eroded. our environment correspondent claire marshall reports from dartmoor. this is a battle bus rolling into the village square. we re here today to summon up a spirit to defend dartmoor and its wild camping rights. the organisers of this rally, the right to roam, say they are at war for the right to sleep under the stars. let s go and summon up the spirit of dartmoor. cheering one of the reasons i m here is because i work with dofe students, bringing them up onto the moors,