officials say at least ten people have died in the latest student protests in bangladesh where the national tv station headquarters has been set on fire. and the skeleton of a stegasaurus fetches a record price at auction. hello, welcome to verified live. brexit has fractured relations between the uk and europe. but it s time to turn a page. that s according to britain s new prime minister keir starmer. the relationship is today under the spotlight at blenheim palace in the south of england where european leaders are meeting. the war in ukraine and gaza is no doubt being discussed extensively but also how leader cooperate on defence. another key topic will be tackling illegal migration. let s go live to blenheim palace. lewis vaughanjones is there for us. no shortage of huge topics. absolutely right. interesting summit, and you raised the key issues that will be talked about, and a different way of talking about them this is not the summit we are used to when they ended
speak to an economist at i n g. good morning. the economy cannot afford to keep its increasing its deficit. how much of an impact as political turmoil had on the countries finances? it turmoil had on the countries finances? finances? it is difficult to assess because - finances? it is difficult to assess because things i finances? it is difficult to l assess because things are ongoing and a lot of decisions have to be taken in the coming weeks, it will be crucial, but the state of the french economy, is already not that bright for the time being. the state of the french economy is also not that bright, the situation of the finances, it was a public deficit of more than five persons, that is the starting point of all the political story. starting point of all the politicalstory. i starting point of all the political story. i think that is why the governor continued to say we need to tackle the problem of the public deficit, and it is not the time to spend more money, that is
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are olivia utley, assistant comment editor at the telegraph and richard duggan, editor of essex and cambridgeshire live. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. when the final us flights to leave the area those who helped western forces have been left behind. the taliban according saying that they re able to launch fresh air strikes against the islamic state in afghanistan and the remains of the vehicle hit by a drone strike in kabul makes the front page of the guardian. it is thought that seven children are amongst the dead. the time reports on leaks from the pentagon which shift blame towards uk forces for the deaths at the airport on thursday. the metro since the last us troops left kabul a minute before midnight local time to end 20 years of conflict there. that is the picture of both afghan refugees arriving on the front page of the ft. which also says that the eu is preparing
rolling stone, charlie dies at 80. the picture along the right hand side there in his face is on the front cover of most of the front pages. what a life. front cover of most of the front pages. what a life. yes, absolutely. he is a rock pages. what a life. yes, absolutely. he is a rock legend, pages. what a life. yes, absolutely. he is a rock legend, isn t pages. what a life. yes, absolutely. he is a rock legend, isn t he? - pages. what a life. yes, absolutely. he is a rock legend, isn t he? very i he is a rock legend, isn t he? very sad news this evening. she had to pull out of a rolling stones reunion tour this month. it was said that his medical procedure was had but it comes with a suppressed a lot of fans were not this news. he is a rock legend and the papers of paying tribute to him. b, rock legend and the papers of paying tribute to him. tribute to him. a fan of his work? yes. he tribute to him. a fan of his work? yes- he was tribute to him. a fan of his work
early this afternoon. it comes amid frustratingly slovak evacuation process from kabul. the united states has the capacity to evacuate 9,000 people a day, but instead we ve evacuated just 9,000 total in a week. that includes 350 americans who were flown out in the last 24 hours. but that is just a fraction of the 15,000 americans who may be stuck in afghanistan right now. in fact the pentagon admitted yesterday that they are not even sure how many americans are still there. and then there are tens of thousands of afghans also trying to get out of the country, nbc s chief foreign correspondent richard engel has that story. reporter: we are in doha and we took one of the evacuation flights from the kabul airport. that is the only way out of the country right now, the only safe way. the civilian airport is closed and all of the land crossings to other countries are controlled by the taliban. it was a long flight, it complicated journey and for many life-changing. this is what