but i am in little venice in london.this, it will improve your health and well—being. your health and well—being. million people live within one kilometre of trust waterway. kilometre of trust waterway. be doing about the benefits i have just outlined. just outlined. later to the ceo richard parry, who will tell us more about this. this morning it is chilly, if you are outside, wrap up warmly. are outside, wrap up warmly. temperature will be picking up quite quickly. quickly. head towards the bank holiday weekend. also a fair bit of sunshine. sunshine. today there is the risk of some thunderstorms. thunderstorms. which part of the country you are in. in. sea overnight and has drifted towards bristol. towards bristol. it will push back towards the east coast. coast. towards the east coast, there is an onshore breeze. feeling truly here. here. as it develops elsewhere, it will feel pleasant. will feel pleasant. and wales the temperature was 25 but today it could be 26. today it could be 26. at the high teens generally to t

awards keep filling up with little venice whalers. tal. —— little venezuelans. it beds in this hospital. —— little venezuela ns. it is beds in this hospital. —— little venezuelans. it is the only maternity hospital in the state. translation: we are running out of supplies, basic medicine, and beds. we sing cases of anaemia in pregnant women and urinary infections because there is no medicine to treat them. people that are vaccinated, we are trying to fix all these problems. i think the situation is only going to get worse. for the more than 800 venezuelans arriving every day, this is their new reality. trying to live life as normal, but it is not easy. they have fled poverty only to be greeted by destitution. there is no running water in death camp, there are no toilets either. added to that, it is the start of rainy season. that, it is the start of rainy season. every afternoon there are huge downpours. you walk through this camp and the tents are absolutely soaked. you get a feeling just how miserable life is for the venezuelans here

well, for the very first time in the history of venice the city authorities have even been putting up barriers to limit access to the main attractions. littleonder, with 30 million visitors a year. it's good for business, argues the mayor of venice. but the cruise ships and the crowds are eroding the character of the city, says unesco, which is threatening to strip venice of its status as a world heritage site. many venetians meanwhile are saying"basta." enough is enough. reporter: every time tour guide paolo patuzzo crosses the rialto bridge, he can't help but wonder, where did his charming city go? the one that's now overrun with millions of tourists. how can venice protect itself from the onslaught of visitors? he's sure this piece of world cultural heritage won't survive as a photo backdrop alone. paolo: my love for this city makes me seek out places and people who are keeping venice alive. because there are enough people who are countersteering and navigating the city into troubled waters. reporter: like most venetians, paolo lives from tourism, which presents him with a dilemma. he now conducts special tours to draw attention to the c

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venice florida and so unnecessary trampoline . life has become extremely difficult even for those who still have a little money standing in line for hours outside supermarkets has become an ordinary part of daily life. cut cut cut that there been violent menace protests against the government for the past several months demonstrators are taking to the streets of kanakas almost daily. be accused president nicolas maduro of violating human rights and they want the government to hold new elections and release political prisoners. really on to younger years a twenty three year old violinist who's become a hero to opposition groups. he plays traditional but as a way to learn melodies as the protesters clashed ever more violently with security forces. all geographies old violin was smashed by national guard troops when that news appeared on social media a group of friends bought him a new one. that monopoly going to like this government's policies have caused a lot of suffering people are dying on the streets they look for food in garbage dumps a lot of them at lost their jobs because there's no money to pay them it's an image we demons

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