Deputy Political Editor at the Daily Telegraph and the economist, and member of labours policy forum, grace blakeley. Many of tomorrows front pages are already in. Its borisjohnsons trip to france which is monopolising many of the newspapers, and its the thorny issue of the backstop which the independent has focussed on. A picture the fires in the amazon is on the front page of the Financial Times, alongside their main article which suggests the eu is planning a crackdown on use of facial recognition in public places. Johnson demands fresh border plan. Boris johnsons meeting with president macron also dominates the front of the Daily Telegraph. And its a similar story on the guardian, the paper focuses on president macron saying the irish backstop is indespensible. And the sun reports the duke of cambridge took a commercial flight with his family on a trip to scotland, thats after his brothers much criticised trip on a private jet for a holiday in the south of france. Radius lets get o
places of kind of thing and smaller places of worship. The Jewish Community as well will be fearful, there is a rising tide of violence and particularly despicable type of violence as well. And friday prayers ta ke violence as well. And friday prayers take place tomorrow. Turning to the guardian, you mentioned the attack yesterday in germany and we have people there at a vigil, morning the nine. An amount of great concern which Angela Merkel has referred to herself, she refers to it as a poison in her country, the racial hatred that they, like many other countries, would argue to a certain extent, the uk as well, are experiencing. You look back and we have had three attacks in the last couple of years, there is an attack ona couple of years, there is an attack on a synagogue where people were killed in germany and an attack on a politician who was murdered. There was a terrible atrocity in munich where people were killed in the
massacre there. It is linked to the rise in immigration an
Live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news its newsday. Good morning. Its 8 00am in singapore, midnight in london, and we start our programme with a rare insight into one of the most secretive countries on earth. Every year, over 1,000 people flee north korea. We spoke to an unusual pair of defectors one of them was a prison guard who escaped with one of his detainees. Bbc koreans Hyung Eun Kim has their story. Rare pictures smuggled out of north korea. Footage kim jong uns government doesnt want you to see. Troops tend to cornfields, trying to feed the population. More soldiers browse government approved dvds. 0thers patrol the border with china. Its here where most of those who want to escape make the desperate dash for safety. Now two people who made it out want to tell their story. Were on our way to a safe house, where the defectors are being kept. Everything about their movements has to be kept secret for their safety. This man was a prison guard at a D
It takes at least an hour by public transportation to get to an affordable doctor in Las Vegas Trail. This new clinic, which will provide physical and mental health care for adults and children and will include a food pantry and job training, will be much closer.
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