Lithuania sounds the alarm over Belarussian balloons. Is Europe still too soft on provocation?

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  Coming up,

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  Lithuania adopts a state of emergency after air balloons continue to drift into its airspace from Belarus.

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  We'll have the latest.

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  Also ahead in the next 60 minutes.

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  Hi Emma, I'll be talking about Andrei Babish,

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  who's just been appointed the new Czech Prime Minister after persuading the President that he has a solution to his conflict of interest problem.

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  More from our man in Prague.

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  Rob Cameron,

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  he'll bring us the latest from the Czech Republic as the battle between the far right and the centre grips the country's politics.

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  We'll hear the latest climate news,

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  go through the papers here in London and ask could the financial district Canary Wharf here in London be about to make a major comeback.

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  That's all coming up on the global list with me, Emma Nelson.

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  First, a quick look at what else is happening in today's news.

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  Officials say almost 300,000 people have now been forced from their homes in Thailand and Cambodia,

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  as the border conflict there escalates.

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