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Speaker 1: Gevin gray Are UK correspondence with Uskevin Hallo.

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Speaker 2: Hi there, Hella, Gvin.

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Speaker 1: You guys have got these new digital border chicks coming

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Speaker 1: in jurick An. They're going to cause some trouble.

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Speaker 2: I think there's every sign that there might be a

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Speaker 2: little bit of chaos at the start, and of course

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Speaker 2: it'll affect everyone entering or leaving the European Union. So

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Speaker 2: these new digital border checks really are going to replace

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Speaker 2: the current passport stamping system that requires everyone from outside

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Speaker 2: the European Union to register their fingerprints of photo and

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Speaker 2: passport details in order to enter the block. So anyone

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Speaker 2: listening thinking of going to Europe over the next few

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Speaker 2: months need to watch out because this will be started

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Speaker 2: they think now, probably on the first of November of

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Speaker 2: this year. It is at least a year late, probably more,

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Speaker 2: and that was because the delays were put in place

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Speaker 2: because the technology was not yet ready. You can imagine

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Speaker 2: across the twenty seven nations of the European Union how

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Speaker 2: complicated this is going to be. It isn't just the airports,

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Speaker 2: but the ports and the roads and the train stations.

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Speaker 2: It really is a massive piece of organization and citizens

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Speaker 2: of countries which are outside the EU, and of course

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Speaker 2: that now includes the UK will need to register their

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Speaker 2: biometric information in plenty of time, but there are huge

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Speaker 2: fears that is the EU aims to titan border security,

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Speaker 2: it may bring long, long delays to some days some travelers.

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Speaker 1: What is going on with these fires at the French prisons.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, very very interesting. This so the French ministers are

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Speaker 2: now believing that the fires and in one instance automatic

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Speaker 2: gunfire outside of prison is a terrorist act and seven

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Speaker 2: prisons have been targeted right across the country, including nontern

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Speaker 2: near Paris, and it's been suggested that these attacks, which

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Speaker 2: began at the weekend are a response to the government's

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Speaker 2: crackdown on drug trafficking. France's Anti terrorism Prosecutor's office launching

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Speaker 2: an investigation and in one instance saying a government opened

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Speaker 2: fire on the prison gate with a kalashnikov And there

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Speaker 2: are some threats of extreme silvere sentences for those taking part.

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Speaker 2: But certainly those that work in the prison service are

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Speaker 2: saying that you know, we need more protection frankly, and

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Speaker 2: there should be greater government action to help protect our

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Speaker 2: prison staff. There are reports that some of them have

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Speaker 2: been threatened at their own home and also reports of

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Speaker 2: an arsenal attack at officers accommodation, so pretty severe stuff.

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Speaker 2: And all this they reckon because of some kind of

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Speaker 2: a scare tactic, a retribution for the crackdown on drug trafficking.

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Speaker 1: Interesting, now, listen, what does this chep down this archict to,

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Speaker 1: you know, warrant becoming a saint?

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Speaker 2: Ah Well, of course he's often been called the Spanish architect.

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Speaker 2: Anthony Gowdi has often been called a sort of God's architect.

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Speaker 2: He's most famously known in Barcelona, of course, where he's

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Speaker 2: managed to design the unfinished Sagrada Familiar, one of Spain's

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Speaker 2: most famous religious sites, one of its biggest tourist attractions.

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Speaker 2: And now the Vatican has said that Pope Francis has

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Speaker 2: authorized a decree declaring that the Catalonian born architect should

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Speaker 2: be venerable, in other words, the early steps on the

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Speaker 2: road to a candidate for sainthood being formally canonized by

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Speaker 2: the Catholic Church. There's been a long campaign heather for

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Speaker 2: decades actually to have Goudi, who was a devout Catholic,

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Speaker 2: recognized as a saint, and the Archbishop of Barcelona called

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Speaker 2: the News of Joy, and many others are saying about time.

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Speaker 2: He is, as I said, Goudi, very very famous and

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Speaker 2: even though he died in nineteen twenty six bizarrely after

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Speaker 2: being hit by a tram while walking to church, the

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Speaker 2: Vatican says it needs proof of a miracle that could

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Speaker 2: be attributed to him in post death in order to

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Speaker 2: proceed with the beatification.

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Speaker 1: Interesting. Hey, thanks very much, Gavin checked you in a

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Speaker 1: couple of days as Kevin Gray, our UK correspondent.

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