of governance, just to quote the report, and basically everything that you need to make a government efficient is not happening here, they said we understand that, we understand there are problems here, but we don t think the uk taking direct rule is an answer. and they were outside the governor s house, as i say, as the uk delegation is inside meeting the governor, to make their feelings very clear. have a listen. so, why can we not be our authority on good governance and say we take your recommendations and we take your ci report and we see all the things that are wrong, and we are going to work here, the steps that we want to take to fix them ourselves before you come and tell us you re going to fix it for us. in britain, the number one reason for your brexit was migration and immigration and not being able to be controlled by germany and other eastern european countries. here we are now with the same predicament, facing the same challenges and now you are telling us that you know w
to fix them ourselves before you come and tell us you re going to fix it for us. in britain, the number one reason for your brexit - was migration and immigration and not being able to be - controlled by germany and other eastern european countries. - here we are now with l the same predicament, facing the same challenges - and now you are telling us that you know what s best for us. it s wrong. that gives you a strength of the feeling here on the islands ceraintly by those protesters this morning. what happens next? well, this today is day one of three days of meetings with the uk delegation and also the acting premier, natalio wheatley, who s made it clear that he doesn t want uk rule. he wants the top job full time. he wants mr fahie to resign. as of yet, though, there is no official decision on the future of the islands. that s all for now. stay with bbc world news.