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hello, welcome to the news our we start in india, at least one person is dead in protests against the new military recruitment program. it's the 3rd day of demonstrations which are being held across several regions in behalf of state protest to set fire to a government office and train coaches during confrontations with police. at the moment, young recruits are also magically offered a permanent role, but under the new policy, i'll be let go after a maximum of 4 years without a pension, only a select few will get an offer to stay on. let's get more on this from bobby metal . he's following events for us on india's capital new dally. and obviously it's a fast moving situation over the last few days. bob, me, what's it like so far? and how would the authorities responding to this? obviously, nationwide anger you know,

as you said, the anger is nationwide and it's growing. housings of people are protesting, at least one person has been killed. hundreds of trains have been effected stations have been vandalized. roads have been blocked and the situation is pretty much out of control. now the protesters have one demand. they want the government to roll back this new recruitment policy for india's military. now remember in the us armed forces are one of the largest in the world. it cost billions of dollars every year to maintain, and the government basically wants through this policy to reduce some of those costs, redirect some of that money to upgrade equipment and also bringing a younger carter. so now soldiers which earlier, you know, they were guaranteed if for a 17 year tenure will not only be hired for 4 years, often that only some will get permanent jobs which,

which come with health benefits and a pension. now as far as the government's response is concerned, the government after these, after this backlash has made a one time relax ation. as in this year, it has increased the upper age limit for these recruits. but that's also because of the last 2 years, there hasn't been any recruitment because of the fan demick. but apart from that, it's been pretty unwavering in its support for this program. it says that this will obviously free up more money for ob, spending on modernizing the troops. but also it says that people who don't get the full time role will get a preference in other jobs in all the security forces, like the police above never see a situation where following it will come back to as that develops. that's crossover to cause all of a hob. she's the executive editor of false news magazine on national security and defense throws me now from new delhi. mister ha,

thanks very much for joining us on the program. a career in the military from any south asian states is a job for life with respectable pension. but financial constraints of obviously made the modi government reassess how they can actually afford it. so they've got rid of it altogether. is it a, was it a hard choice to make you think full prime minister modi? and is it really the right political move? i think the dunsen has no choice. it has to think of a just measure either good or bad as you ought to keep adding these a soft as it goes along. it can often of the like, now, oh, for this year, maybe it will offer some other we will. the problem here is that is a scheme has not been talked through it all, it would be for us and the goldman had msn ingle. and she and, and the other thing was to ensure the young people find out the groups because they feel that, that need more numbers given that race and they have no understanding of the right

. so they just seen them, dad, well, men on the ground, they can, it can least had some sort of illusion of security. so there is a reason if they don't with the scheme without eating a honda consequences for national security. no. any cheaper bag guess. and he thought he cognizance of what kind of trends in your face is on its houston. as medicine has been one of course, a moti who has made the sweeping decision or the government has made the sweeping decision without any sort of parliamentary discussion or without a white paper without the chance for the opposition to get involved in the discussion. how much of a, a mistake is that in the long term and the short term i didn't, wasn't present that most of the decision them as government has taken since it into by been executive positions taken without any and b for going on. bite straight away, or there has been no debate in parliament. i. if i don't hear a noise surely on behind us,

they just say you can only measure that all the time. he was drawn and then you don't. he was introduced, but angie, in a call when a position we people had no options, but no rush to the bank you up for our then has grantees a currency more than the monetization pi. oh, you know, you're in a pony lot thing going on. need to get a strength struggling. you're evolved from that. this is something i can do that again, no discussion board, give me and no guns, at least, you know, on the consequences of this decision happening. we can see that in western um some developed western countries. this restriction and reduction in men and women joining the armed forces is something that happens gradually. we see it happening day in day out is not such a major issue for many of the nations. but for india, it is because many young men and women come from the rural areas they aspire and study incredibly hard with the hope of joining the military. and that one day they

would have that job for life, which would set them and their families up for a very long time, certainly with a pension. when you only have 4 years offered to you and you don't know what you're going to do after that, it is a quite a worrying time, and that's, that's where the anger and instability arises from is what do you do with your future after 4 years? you know, yeah, we are facing unprecedented rates of unemployment. a gotten poor he could on because it's rich and wonder if he's in forgot over. does another reason in a country bad? even in the best of take that i'll make dines best of development. i don't think jobs have our best been the most desired profession. for most indian people, it is not only because of the patient, it is the goal. so many benefits which are the government job. now medical benefits and social security benefits not only for the most an employee what for the person,

some military is also a government job. once you commission in the military, you to dial from the military. i'm new to dive with all the compliment benefits. no, but this is steve, the governor, judy has made some degree into what revolving both of profession let people coming and stay for 4 years. walk out with all any assurance of anything that they can do in the future. you also have to take into account when you go to putting people as young as thinking, yell of dr. foils that already when he won the out in. if you flew anything in life before? yes, of then farmington utah damn spent in the military isolated from us, of indian population, removed from regular mainstream education and then suddenly got back in the society out of the gun. don't me. i'm grappling to book with a life huge long life. i but even qualify people are finding it difficult to find

jobs. so you can imagine, i know it's my future that there will be a date of say, very difficult time. so many young people across india for the bible, because oliver hop, thanks so much for joining us from new delhi. thank you. let's go to brussels. we're a little delay or is speaking, and a significant announcement being made on ukraine citizens. it is on a real pro, reform, anti corruption and european pass for the 1st time since independence of course, mold of are still has a long way to go. it's economy and public administration in particular require major improvements. but provided that the country's leaders stay on course, we believe that the country has the potential to live up to the requirements on ga, ga, she has the same as variations and potential as ukraine. and moldova,

it's application has strength. in particular, the market orientation of its economy with a strong private sector to succeed, the country must now come together politically to design a clear path towards structural reform. and the european union. a pass that concretely sets out that necessarily reforms brings on board civil society and benefits from broad political support. this is why we recommend to counsel to grant the european prospective and to come back and assess how georgia meets the number of conditions before granting its candidate status. so finally, to conclude on these 3 opinions. we did a thorough assessment and this is laid out in the now public 3

opinions. this is a very solid basis of facts and evidence to move forward. and building on this basis of evidence is of course, a historic and a political moment. and we all know that few koreans are ready to die for the european perspective. we want them to live with us the european dream. thank you so much for the moment. thank you much. sure, mrs. president, commissioner, you know helpful. thank you. and just to compliment, what does the president has just explain to you that you have seen in the midst of these very turbulent times. 3 of our partner countries have decided to send a very clear message to us and to the world. ukraine more the when georgia want to join the european union, they have expressed very clearly and loudly their own will. which is that they

consider the european union and membership in the european union to be the most important and most reliable tool for their own peace, stability and prosperity, long term. now it is for europe to show that this is a reality. so it is obvious that the in this new job wanted to go context, europe has also reassessed the importance of its own unity and the importance of the enlarging policy. we have treated these applications very seriously, but not as businesses usual. we have been working very hard and we have done our outmost to deliver as fast as we can and respond to the council,

which has asked the commission very quickly after the applications were received. to come up with a if an opinion, because this is the 1st step of any process that the commission prepares, an opinion on the applicant countries. we have made a rigorous and robust assessment. you will see in the documents that we have been applying the exact same methodology as we have been doing in previous cases. and we are relying on the criteria that are well established. the so called copenhagen criteria, supplemented in mother of 1995, which are, 1st of all a political criteria, meaning how the country insures democracy. the rule of law, protection of human rights and minorities. second criteria is the economic criteria to assess whether there is a functioning market economy capable of resisting

a competitive pressures within the european union. and 3rd, the so called aki criteria, meaning the capability of applying our legislation, the new law, as is on the ground, on the political criteria, i think the president has already explained everything to you. so i don't want to repeat that. and i think my task here would be to explain to you a bit this construction that we put forward meaning european prospective candidate status with conditions and conditions to obtain candidate status for more of our i think it is very clear what needs to be done. we need the public administration reform to go ahead and to be finished and we need a public financial management system and reinforcement of the public performances. these are fundamental elements of any functioning where functional public

administration. we need more than also to deliver on the judiciary. meaning to ensure the independence, integrity, efficiency, and accountability and transparency of the judiciary through the establishment of s verification and effective democracy oversight. of course, we have appointments to be made in the supreme council and registry and so on. the 3rd big area of delivery would be the fight against corruption because we need proactive and efficient investigations. we need credible track record to be established. the 4th is organized crime where we need increased corporation with the regional with us european union and with our international partners to see to it that we have assets recovery, especially after the bank fraud that we have seen in the country. and we need

delivery on a defray, or if he's set out by the financial action text fast force also known as f t f. and finally, fundamental as light pitch was coming out of brussels from the european commission as they make their announcement, the base mold over new cray will be given the candidate status to join the ear. let's get more less from dominant cain. he's been listening in the and dominated of on delays any outlining? what will dover in georgia still have to do, but really all eyes and focus was on what ukraine still has to do. what was said pretty clear that the view from brussels, at least from the european commission, is that so far, steps that ukraine has taken in its journey towards what it hopes eventually will be full membership of the e. you have been productive, good steps, good enough in the view of her. so the font alina, her commissioner,

colleague there to allow them into candidacy for candidacy to be full members and president funder lions, saying it's in ukraine's hands to carry on the good work. and it's pretty clear that the dr coming from the commission is to get ukraine into the sorts of accession talks, which will bring with them eventually entry into the e u. but remember, the sorts of things that needs to happen in order for a country to become a member of the e. u. well, the country has to converge economically such that it then can join the euro. it has to have a stable democracy. it has to have in shrine the rule of law and it has to have a functioning market economy. now, all of those things, it may well be aspirational, lee, the both sides in this debates agree and that they can move forward. but with war

in ukraine still fully underway, certainly in the east of the country. there are those in other european countries who are a bit concerned that this is taking place too quickly. certainly the danish government and the portuguese government have previously expressed reservations about us. but no doubt, coming from president funder lion, she thinks that that ukraine is fulfilling its steps, taking the right steps and is now able to become a candidate. and of course it gives you crate that hope of candidacy. and as you say, there are reservations, as from the danes and from the portuguese. but i suppose the visit of the french, german, and italian leaders in the last 48 hours, they'll go back to their respective capitals. they'll speak to us live on july and, and they'll reassess, readjust, and then reform. i mean, this is an ongoing evolution really, isn't it? of the relationship between ukraine and the

e. u under very difficult circumstances. yes, very much so there's no doubt that the circumstances have to a certain extent at least catapulted the candidacy of ukraine to the top of the agenda. there may well be those who wonder had there been no war in easton ukraine might the pace of this whole process been a lot slower as perhaps a moot point right now. but there is also, it is said certainly in german media, but also in french media and other european media that the parents, acceptance by chancellor shots by president mac hall, particularly those 2 countries. their leaders has really injected a degree of speeds of pace into this whole process. but there is devil in the diesel because there are other countries who are candidate members and have been so for quite some time. remember there are 5 countries right now who are all

candidates to join the e u, and now that we have these 2 more, moldova and ukraine, that makes 7, but the other 5 have taken some considerable time to get to a position where they might join the e u and none of them quite yet are in that situation. we know 3 countries from the former yugoslavia to other countries notary the turks. well they've been candidate since 1987 and no particular sign of any speed there. so was, this is a step forward for the ukrainians. there are many further steps necessary. dominic, thanks very much for the update. dominic came forest there in berlin. now the government has approve the expedition of we can expand the julian soldiers to the us to face spying charges, which he says they move represents a dark day for press freedom that the sound will appeal for more than a decade. he's either been in prison or in, or in

a diplomatic refuge. the us is the seeing a song for his role in releasing hundreds of thousands of classified military documents. well still heard here on the news like cheerier in morning pupils are being held to some of those killed in the catholic church value. the moment later it's all we mcelroy brushes. i'll take the tracing star to the us open. joe will have full details coming up. ah, there has exclusively obtained an image of the bullet that killed our colleague, serene. actually last month, the palestinian american was shot in the head by israeli forces while she was on assignment in the occupied west bank. many of the international community have condemned her killing and continued to call for an independent investigation as a big house for the remains of the bullet that killed journalists sharina. actually,

this image is been broadcast for the 1st time and shows the type of ammunition used to kill the veteran of the journalist and the occupied westbank last month. according to experts, the green tip bullet is capable of piercing armor and is used in a m for rifle. when we simulated a green bullet using 3 d models and according to ballistic and forensic experts, the munition that ended sharina life was a 5.56 millimeter caliber. the bullet was 1st designed and manufactured in the united states. according to the palestinian prosecutor's office and the autopsy report, the bullet entered the lower part of sharon's head to avoid ricocheted off her helmet and lodged itself in her head. i think another interesting fact, fact who has to be brought into consideration is the fact that there are a number of strike marks on the tree next to which terrain was standing. and that

indicates to me that the, there was not, you know, she didn't die as a result of a random shot. as a result that was going on at the moment. the fact that there were a number of rounds that struck that tray. and she was also hit that indicate that she it looks very much like she was been targeted time. we have used 3 d models to identify the types of weapons israeli soldiers were using. in this video. we found it was a m for rifle. the type of gun that uses 5.56 caliber bullets open source data supports the fact the israeli especially unit accused of shooting sharing uses this type of weapon used in a non combat situation. fight by the israeli army. clearly identifiable journalist doing her job justice for sharing, yet to be delivered. accountability, still not taken place. questions remain unanswered,

including if an order was given to kill her. why was she shot despite been clearly marked as a journalist and posed no threat. what made an israeli soldier target her from such a short range? all of this is further reason why the palestinian authority and al jazeera media network have demanded an independent investigation into the killing of sharing a black. like i said, bake i 0 palestinian officials say at least 3 men have been killed by israeli forces during a raid and the occupied west bank at least 8 others were injured during the operation. crowds of mourners carried their bodies through the city of jeanine. the israeli army says it was searching for weapons. there would be nearly daily raids in the occupied westbank since a string of a tech savvy to share that killed 19 people in israel. let's get more on this from the, the abraham of corresponded in ramallah in the occupied west bank. obviously an escalation in the violence. what seems to be the cause here. the root cause

of escalation here in the occupied to us bank is the continuing israeli occupation of palestinian labs, which we see it's manifested in daily nightly rates by israeli forces to palestinian cities. this is why we've been talking to palestinians in janine in the past few weeks and months and they say they top to like, he's really occupation. jeanene says has arms has weapons, but the general population here in the palestinian territories do not have access to weapons. and these really forces are saying that that car, that had the 3 men had shot at the horses and they lead through from the and shot the acid killing, the 3 palestinian, one of them 23 year old use of the law. his brother was killed also by is ready for his fire, but he was then imprisoned by israel and i was ready jail. so that gives you an

idea. who is the party is that is throwing up the situation and causing escalation . and this comes with the time before and expected visits of the us president job bite into the area. and we've heard that support the b u. s. has us israel to dial down tension and escalation in the occupied with bank with the killing of the palestinians. we know that these really forces are not heading towards a call situation at all needed in the west bank. thanks very much. in my la china is launched a new high tech aircraft carrier in the nation's 3rd. but the 1st to be both designed and built inside china, the government is trying to overhaul its navy, which is the largest in the world. katrina, you high school from beijing. the food general join que previous craft carriers called the downing and the shan dong. net seen as

a major leap forward for china's navy, which is already the biggest navy in the world when it comes to number of ships. although most of these vessels are small vessels. now, china does have very big ambitions. when it comes to its navy, its planning, at least 6 aircraft carriers, stripe groups by 2035 domestically. this is being seen as a big boost to national pride. the big step forward when it comes to china's military pro, wes, but it's also very significant when you look at the current geopolitical situation or in the waters surrounding china, specifically in the south china sea. now if you look at taiwan, for example, the growing tensions there tie one of the democratically self ruled island, beijing sees it as a robe. chinese characters and chinese prison achieved in paying has said a number of times that will be re unified with the mainland, peacefully, preferably but by force if necessary. so for sure, this growing step forward when it comes to chinese navy,

china navy is going to be seen as an increasing threat for taiwan. it's also significant when you look at the growing rivalry with the us, the us, the but in administration, in particular, has been moving to strengthen its ties with asia pacific countries. specifically to counter china is growing influence in the region and it's growing military life while trying to vice one of the biggest ground armies and they said largest navy and air force this year. it's defense budget is about $230000000000.00. that's almost 7 percent more than last year. it's all me and sort of close to a 1000000 active duty personnel, which is nearly double lot of the us. china has 2005 and that craft, including a fleet of style fighter jets, is also investing heavily in advanced weaponry in 2019 a lot, intercontinental ballistic missiles. and last year at reportedly testified long range hypersonic missiles. beijing is also working on an early warning aircraft

that could detect and trunk other jets, smoke distances. jody me now live is john gravitt in bangkok he's had of asia pacific news at jane's a global open source intelligence company, specializing in military and national security. mr. graphic could have you with us on al jazeera, another military benchmark in china, his arsenal of sort of naval hardware. and one that regional neighbors will be taking note of. yeah, so we don't know when the new aircraft carrier will be operational probably in the next couple of years. but when this 80000 a year is operational, they will provide it significantly in house capability. and that's because they say, carrier is what they call a counter bar carrier, which is a kind of low assisted title, arrested recovery carrier. and that's due to the other 2 carriers which based on

of which, which would be to ski jobs. so the carrier allows for a much wide variety of aircraft to be launched from this phone. this platform from the zack box carrier, and we much heavier payloads. we've been here carrying stock with around 70 aircraft, including j. j 155 or 9 helicopters anti submarine warfare. but importantly, this capital bar system across carrier, unlike others that china has, will a carrier to operate a y sweet across association carrier strike group operations. and that includes find a red cross transport across an ample, early warning and control cost which provides violence. and tennyson, so variable capability for china in your, in your sort of expertise. what you do,

the purpose then is of such a large aircraft carrier. is it for defensive or offensive? a potential conflict will not. well for china, it provides in house is china, strategic, intentions, ambitions and operations. so what we can say that it will support china's clients to territory in the south and east chassis. and importantly, it will support any effort to defend that client territory. and in doing so, the kind of kind of a carrier can provide a strike which you just mentioned, but also it kind of gives a very flexible. ready response in advice that see we can go where it's needed, it can provide that cover. ready for naval groups and it can support amphibious landings as a concert. you can also provide advice for humanitarian aid and surveillance and

gathering intelligence gallery. but importantly for china, while the eco carrier does it is it provides a real important vice and prestige power power platform. and china to project its political, military power across the whole region. and that's a very valuable piece. you mentioned tie one of course, we've heard recent comments from the us about how they would react to taiwan independence or integrity. being challenged by china. does any of the nation have anything in, in a similar size or capacity that in comparison to what china is, is just obviously announce, which doesn't say it's not going to a law in full regional neighbors, but globally, other countries will take notes including the u. s. in the,

in the pacific there's no company that has that type of busy boss. the u. s. is, is operation in the, in the civic, the u. s. is active in the, in the city. and that will, of course, and the great message, especially with the carrier, with this ability. and you know, us are around 11 carriers at the moment. nothing we can, we can expect that china will continue to build their carriers that are very consistent, right? i've been coming few years and certainly look to least match the us in terms of aircraft carriers and numbers. so this is just the start. i think this is the carrier. so i think we're looking at at least a, certainly not assuming the toner is looking to be looking to build on to the coming years. john, grab it from janes, joining us from bank. ok, thanks so much for your time. so now the us house committee investigating the years attack on capitol hill has heard that the life of former

vice president mike pence was put at risk by donald trump. witnesses have been testifying that pens refuse to support trumps illegal efforts to remain in power i . j, castro has more president trump said i have the right to overturn the election president, trump is wrong. the 3rd hearing of the january 6 select committee focused on the pressure faced by former vice president mike pens from his boss and pencil refusal to comply. will fortunate mister pins, his courage on january fixed democracy came dangerously close to catastrophe. multiple witnesses testified that trump wanted tends to ignore state electors casting boats for joe biden, and simply pick the president himself and actions that, according to this conservative former federal judge would have plunged america into a revolution within a constitutional crisis. i would have laid my body across

the road before i would have let the vice president overturn the 2020 election. the proposal described by son as a blueprint for a cou, was crafted by former trump attorney john eastman. he would later admit his plan would not survive a legal challenge. and on thursday, lawmakers revealed he saw a presidential pardon. and other former trump attorney said eastman's plan left him . a gast, i said, are you out of your f in mind. i said you completely crazy if you're going to turn around and tell $78.00 plus 1000000 people in this country that your theory of this is how you're going to invalidate their vote because you think election was on. other witnesses said on the morning of january 6, trump called tense to once again pushed to overturn the election. white house aides

and trumps daughter told investigators they over her trumps and of the call. either called him a whim. i don't remember who said you are when the conversation was, was pretty heated. apologize for being and polite, but the room, remember what she said. her father calls him the p word. a trump would then appear on stage at a rally near the capital ad libbed these comments about his vice president. and like this is gonna have to come through fours. and every doesn't. that will be a sad day for our country. trump's followers listened and erected a gallows outside the capital. when is the said, trump was informed of the growing violence and urged to calm the situation. but instead he tweeted, mike pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our country and our constitution. the riders surged immediately after and secret service moved pens to an underground location,

barely missing rioters by meters. he would shelter from the mob for more than 4 hours as more than $100.00 police officers were injured and several rioters died. finally, he would return to the senate floor. joining congress to finished certifying, jo biden's when his all trump has called these hearings treasonous. at least another 3 are planned. the committee saying they will focus on trump's efforts to corrupt the justice department and his actions to summon them on. how did your castro al jazeera washington funerals are being held for some of the people killed in attack on a church in nigeria? early this month at least $41.00 people died including children in a mash shooting at the st. francis catholic church. and oh, in the southwest the government has blamed and i select group, police have launched an investigation. and with interest shows us now from the funeral service and obviously a very sad and somebody where you are exactly

israel aside and somebody's also done elements in government like certainly in production. i'm blame. hi, so on why. so let me stand in with somebody probably so carry out your tax, warranties are gonna kill these people. however, there are questions that still correct answers. people yeah, angry that why, why will this attack happening in the middle of the town? very secure location by 3 gentlemen. i've been various case, although we don't, i heard like some people are arrested in production. however, it wouldn't be charged service. yeah. the more you start to read sadness over the last 20 cascade wrote into baseball. and then as a general service continues, we are also told that other people, other victims of this must have been buried by their families. taken away by the congress of barry away from either bit on the past has been attempted buying

dignitaries from government officials, religious leaders from the establishment. i've been christian vain as well as people from all walks of life. people who have been affected by the ongoing runners . my short while ago, one of was mentioning that, how long will this conjugate recall when incidence of attacks? violence didn't bother us where he just was coming up like that killed people over the last 2 years. i've been on general whole just a failed screening. these attacks. they were questioning why should be going to do that because more powerful than i generally got most. there is some form of a vision to rain in these. and now the biggest question is, if i so what impact like the government's that met in the south west of medic? medical a bridges of ice. all i've left multiple,

multiple middle than most of the country to the cell. the government, which strikes me is that the hard top that's the kind of you the minds of many people don't. yeah. mm hm. whoa, whoa. in this out west of the country has been largely moved to the bios and has been striking, bought better spot to digest this and it will sort of increase to security apparatus. have you seen it in the last few months that would make the public feel that the government are actually doing some thing if they are doing anything at all? so the government continues to tell that general public that deployed more security forces more saw just more police on the street more channel security. to forestall the such about what we continue to hear, what we continue to see across the country is the increase in these bodies. it was all of us that did it. in the last one week. more than a 100 people have been killed. more than

a 1000 people have been kidnapped. and there are reports in the 1st quarter of this year or the $900.00 nigerian something killed at doctors and wants to been raised by not just $11.00 that got much stepping and finally bringing this cycle of violence. but it's worrying. it's good. so i mean, and that is given is that the election next year is being threatened by the continually cycle of violence in niger emmett address in in southwest nigeria. thank you. friday's expected to be the hottest day of the year. so far in the united kingdom is heat waves sweep across europe, temperatures in britain, all set to hit $34.00 degrees. in some areas, a level 3 heat alerted in place of the capitol, london and the south and south east of england. the barker joins us from london, a law of best, and it's definitely t shirt weather nice. it is indeed i've dusted off mine. as you can see you are. so it is, sir,

getting warm already. we've been here over the course of the morning. we're about 20 minutes away from midday and as you can see behind me, no shortage of my dogs. an englishman, as the saying goes out here in the scorching, whether it's meant to peek at around $3334.00 degrees celsius. a similar story in other cities in europe in paris is expected to reach round 37 and in madrid, the spanish capital over the past week or so. it's be more than 40 degrees, causing great concern for the authorities there about the lives in livelihood of, of elderly and young, and those most vulnerable, of course, that people gonna be watching this in their respective countries thinking, well, it's much hall to where i am now what's all the fuss about? well, the reality is that this kind of temperature here in london is far from normal. the last time it was this hot in june was back in 1976. and the concern is that this is slowly becoming the new reality with massive implications on people's lives, on the economies of these given countries and on health care systems as well. well

now joined by dr. ella gilbert, who is somebody who knows all sorts about the climate change because she is a climate scientist form at the i am toxic survey, the british on tonic survey. and of course you spent several weeks at the antarctic at the coal face of climate change. seeing exactly what goes on there, but firstly, can i, can you explain why we're seeing this phenomena across europe at the moment? yeah, so did he say at the moment we're seeing a kind of plane of really warm air coming up from the tropics. and that's what's causing these really intense temperatures all across central and western europe. and of course the u. k. i'd also, we did see of course, last summer, floods across newer northern europe. we saw a forest fires in southern europe in countries like greece and turkey. but yet again, we seem to be surprised every single year when we see this kind of wild weather, it doesn't appear to simply be a freak of nature anymore. it appears to be the new normal. yeah,

as we're changing our climate, these kinds of extreme events are becoming less extreme. and more common said this is any kind of extreme event. it's wet ones like flooding or it's hot ones like we're seeing now it's forest fi is it's all the sorts of different extreme events that are associated with all changing climate. or the big question of course is what can we do about it? or the primary thing that we can do is to stop making it west by emitting lots of greenhouse gases, and 5, intensifying our impacts on the climate. so that's the number one thing that we need to do to mitigate our impacts on the climate. but also we're going to have to increasingly adapt, and that means changing the way that we do business. it means changing the ways that we structure are what play says our homes, changing the way that things are built, having access to to cool areas in public spaces and just genuity changing the way that we do things that we can adapt to this new normal. of course, where we're standing here, the house of a develops western economy, but there are of course,

countries around the world communities around the world that are really incredibly vulnerable to the effects of climate change. that's absolutely true. and in fact, climate change is impacting the most vulnerable who have historically the least responsibility, the hardest. and it's people who have lesser zillow says to adapt to the impacts of climate change while suffering the most elegant. from the british. i'm talk to survey. thank you. so much for your time will as you her the basis as the scientists believe, becoming very much of you, noble part of our everyday lives. the question is, how fast are we able to adapt and how willing a we to face these, this new reality going for with back to you in the acquisition studio? yes, thanks very much dave. i'll keep my t shirts for later, but keeping the message temperatures in the central and south western parts of the us of hit record levels. the heat and humidity are being blamed for the dance of thousands of capital in kansas. the state of our mental agency says that

a number of expected to rise as the heat with continued another heard was worth around $400000.00. flash floods of hit, the chinese city has been in the northeast of the country. it follows heavy rainfall in the area, flood water reach 80 centimeters in some parts of the city. metal authorities that they become clean up operation authorities and several province of the cost southern china, or the lowest emergency flood responses because of continuous rainfall. thailand, days removing its pre registration process, the form visitors next month as of ease that's covered 19 restrictions. its tourism industry has long complained that the amount of documents required from visitors has been hurting the sectors recovery. thailand will also no longer require masks to be worn in public. snar on 2 of the french parliamentary election is set to take place on sunday. present manual microns majority is hanging in the balance is political block is facing a stiff challenge from a new left wing block. natasha butler reports from limoges,

one of the battle ground cities. last was her english local danya mo day is campaigning hard with just days before the final round of frances parliamentary election. he says, there's no time to waste more on alone. does it? even though an activist and candidate for france is new left wing alliance in the southwestern city of li, merge. he's trying to rally support in an area where many people abstained in the 1st round because they're fed up of politicians. but he says he'll be different. it's really with civic on top, oscar, i come from here and i want to see empties that are actually represent ordinary people because that's not been the case for 5 years. there is dis hope that we finally have a real, a position to michael, and that we can do something new on issues like climate change. monday's leading the race in this constituency. if he wins, he will oust the incumbent and n p with president emanuel mat cross party. a final round run off between candidates from the new left wing alliance. and my cross center is block is taking

place in nearly half of francis parliamentary constituencies and could up said the president's chances of obtaining the absolute majority. he needs to push through with his agenda with things looking uncertain. macro made a rare appeal to voters this week. that honda, why do we need a solid majority to ensure stability, both outside and inside or borders? nothing could be worse than to add chaos in france to the gales into work. concern over climate change health and inflation has fueled momentum for the left is block actually motion, historical food market. the cost of living is never, far from pitas mines is on getting them. and so people salaries haven't changed, but everything's going up by 5 percent or even more for fuel. these are people worry about the future about getting to the end of the month with costs going up. people ask us if we're going to put our prices up today, says that if elected,

he would focus on improving health services and work to help people who struggle financially so far. the left and centrists on neck and neck in terms of folks nationally. but it's estimated that macros alliance will win most seats. the numbers may be hard to predict, but those here hope the times are changing. oh, gosh butler out to 0. the most france. oh stella had hail on the knees after the brake job here with all the the sport, including the wall celebrations of the golden state warriors clinch another. and be a champion. ah ah, the shake hammered award for translation and international understanding is

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ah, of about history. so thank you very much. roy mccory is picked up where you left off off days when on the pga tour last week. the full time, major champion made a strong start to the us open. he's looking for the 1st major title in 8 years, and the prussia showed on the face whole as the northern irishman got caught up in the rough climb. when it didn't go his way, mcroy took it out on the sand, but he managed to string together around which included all buddies to sit at 3 under par shop behind the leader. going into the great start and turned them in. you know, i feel like i did most things well today. i, i certainly, you know, i potted well and i, i hit the ball in the right spot and i, i, i had a lot of greens give myself plenty of chances. basically did everything that you

need to do to us open. canadian gopher adam headwind is out in front. he ran all 3 straight goodies at the end of the front 9 and only dropped one shot on the back had when got into the us open at the last minutes when another player who about several of the plans have competed at the rival 1st live series event in london last week. so at the us, i've been among them dr. johnson who sits in the type of sevens and phil mickelson, who ended a rough day at 8 over paul and risk missing fees for the jenny matina is made the bowl prediction that will be in the number one sport in the united states by 2026 that's the year the world cup will be hosted across 3 countries for the 1st time. the 16 venue for the tournament were announced on thursday 11 cities in the u. s. 3 and mexico and to in canada. no decision yet on where the final will be. stay, so the key matches that 2026 will be expanded to $48.00 teams. i

think this part of the world doesn't realize what will happen here in 2026. i mean, these 3 countries will be upside down and then flipped again back to the world will be invading canada, mexico and the united states. and to the level are which football or soccer will have here in north america by the time. and that the latest we've, that woke up will be at a completely different level where they say many times i want to say, here again, is this part of the world in this industry, countries in from a, from, from many points of you were, you are leading the world in many areas in economy, in school and so on. but in the number one sport in the world, which has soccer or football or you're not yet. and the objective must be that you

will be needing the world as well in the walls. number one, support the m yea, now and the golden state warriors and celebrating their 4th championship in 8 years, they beat the celtics in 6 games and wrapping up the title on boston's home courts . oh, the moment very few experts predicted at the start of the season. you are the 2022 and be a therapist. ah, after missing the playoffs, the last 2 years, the worry is r n b a champions for the 1st time since 2018 gary. and believe the we could get back to the stage and when, even if it didn't make sense to anybody, when we said in august of matters now, especially for special after being to one down in the finals against boston golden state, grab 3 straight wins clenching the series for 2 parasites. corner 6,

game 6, steph curry, once again prove the difference for the war is top scoring with $34.00 points. sorry, i just thought get it solved. and the greatest 3 point shooter in m. b, a history was named finals m b p for the 1st time in the lustrous career. we've had so many great players, but stuff ultimately is why this ron has as happened. head coach, steve kerr, has also been instrumental in helping the warriors win their full championship. in 8 years, along with curry, raymond, green plate, thompson and andre ego dollar. at to think just 2 seasons ago. golden state finish with the worst record in the league. clearly remember some experts and talking heads putting up the big 0 army cherishes we would have gone for because everything that we went through so we hear all that you carry it all. you chatter maintain your purpose. well came, 6 was in boston, thousands of warriors friends,

put the whole marina in san francisco to celebrate that scene denying the celtics attempts to win a record 18th and b a title. just knowing how bad we wanted to be coming up short, terrible film, baby steps, algebra helmets, with for no one returns to montreal. this we can, for the 1st time in 3 years, the current of ours pandemic hasn't meant it has meant it was, wasn't possible to hold the canadian grown free until now. but it wasn't exactly a warm welcome for the drive is on thursday, a series of thunderstorms left the track and surrounding areas flooded. moscow wasn't respected on friday and saturday during practice, and qualifying reigning champion max the stop and leave the standing by 21 points who teammates sergio perez, after a one to finish in back last week. and finally, the new york yankees are enjoying a run. a 14 straight winds at home. the latest victory was cut to the game ending

high run from anthony resign. that gave yankees it to one victory over the tampa bay res. it's the longest home winning street since 1961. and that is all your support for now. i have another up site at 1345 gmc and is back to site. thanks way. let's check nick clock over here with another full half hour. he's up to the break, but until april jacobs, raska makes a hell robin. i'm the nissan team here that well, thanks so much for your time. and your company. ah. to saudi difficult. so i la la la la la la la. why is one on one the how do you to visit? well, cancel the philistine with the from such for ya. so we're la benefits say yada,

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